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The Protection OF Stonecutters-A Nov
city In New York Legislation.

A bill In relation to tho use Of cut and
dressed stone In the construction or repair
Of public works or buildings by or on behalf
Of municipal corporations, has been intro
duccd into the Assembly by Mr.. QUINN OF
this city.
1t is intended to prohibit the use Of any
cut and dressed stone on public works other
than the Streets except such stone as shall
DO cut and dressed within this State at or
near the place where the same Is to be used"
Any public officer or agent who violates
this prohibition Is to be punishable as
criminal, and any contract made in disregard
OF the provisions Of the bill Is to be deemed
void.
II q private citizen wants to build stone
house in the State OF New York, he may have
the stone cut and dressed wherever he can
get the work done most cheaply.
A town or city under the same circum-
stances will not enjoy the same liberty II
Mr.. QUINN's bill becomes law. Even
though it might be possible to do the cutting
and dressing near the quarry for one-tenth
OF the cost at the place Of building, mu-
ncipal corporation would have to pay ten
times as much as was really necessary. In
order to comply with the requirement Of the
statute.
The increased cost must come out Of
the pockets OF tho people who pay taxes.
Perhaps they are willing to bear tho ad-
ditional burden, for the sake OF giving more
| employment to stonecutters within the
| limits OF the State
II the principle involved In Mr.. QurNNs
bill is sound, 1t might logically be extended
For example. we might prohibit the use OF
any flour in public charitable and reforma'
tory institutions except such as had been
ground at mills within the State and at OF
near the place Of consumption. So, also. the
purchase Of any pork except such as was
grown and barrelled In New York might be
forbidden. The militia could be clothed with
uniforms made only by New York tailors
Indeed, the Legislature might go even fur
Their and declare that the wool in the uni
forms should be shorn only from New Yorl
sheep.
1t will be seen that Mr.. QUINN has strucl
out on path which may lead to many othe
novelties in legislation.
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Letter writing is deemed q virtue on the
part Of far Western settlers. and tho esteem
with which new resident is regarded is meas
ured to degree by the number OF encouraging
letters that he writes to Eastern friends to secure
immigration. The Yankton Dakotian says that
Ave years ago not over 10000 Dakotians were
engaged in writing letters and influencing the
popular mind. and since that time the popula-
ton has been increasing annually at tho rate Of
forty per cent. 1t is hoped that enough letters
will be written this year to increase tho popu-
lation 100 900,
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The cold wave that is said to be sweeping
from the Northwest will be welcomed in
place OF tho rain and fog that have held New
York in their uncomfortable embrace for nearly
a week past.
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Tho annual dinner OF the Harvard Club Of
this city will take place at Dolmonicos Feb a. ct 81
n. All graduates OF Harvard will learn with pleas
uss that the Rev. A. Peabody will be present Pres
dent Eliot Prof Pierce and others connected with the
university are also expected.
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The New Nlekels..

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE Philadelphis
Mint 10 still coming the hvs-cent pieces and 10
issuing them In $40 packages. The Sub Treasury how
WIN not put any more in circulation until it 10
msns OF law inssmuch - their value not designated
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Ex-senator, Dorsey to Go the stand-The
Signal Service Investigation.

WASHINGTON. Feb 16.-It is moro than prob
able that as consequence OF Rerdell turning States
evidence ex Senator Dorsey will be called by the de-
fence witness. Ex-senator Dorsey, although his
eyes not wholly restored to sound condition. has
emerged into the light OF day again II Dorsey had not
already determined to take the stand to explain his
necton with the alleged conspiracy, Rerdes action
will decide him to do He had such step in con.
temptation at the hrst trial The report that Den Brady
will 90 the stand has foundation. That Miner will
do as Rerde has done although ia the current report
is not expected by tile defence That Rerdel would
since the second trial began
There likely to be court Of Inquiry in Gen Hazens
case whether he wants not. In army circles
there is . strong feeling condemning his course. A
strong flavor OF Howgate fingers around the
Howgate's rascalitss known in the bureau long
before the explosion Numbers of persons who possess
ed the knowledge still occupy their old places How.
gates rascaltes would have been impossible without
accompices Gen. Myers life for q considerable
time cmbttered and his end hastencd by them. How
gates machinery in the bureau In nearly every partcu
lar. Ia rs he left it.
A thorough inquiry would pierce the HowGAte mys-
terry and throw light the peculiar course Of Brew
ster, Attorney General"
But should Gen. Hazen demand a court Of inquiry,
the Secretary of War take action to that end Repre-.
sentative Beltzhoover will early next week In the House
OF Representatives. move for committee of investiga-
ton That body Ia In . humor to grant one. Such .
course would not cut OF court Of inquiry by army
officers. In case will Hazen escape the scrutiny
which he feared and hoped to avoid when he asked to
be Investigated by committee OF tho Senate
On Thursday the reply Of Secretary Lincoln reso.
luton Of the House Of Representatives asking for nfor
nation concerning what had been done capture How.
gate laid before that body The Secretary replied
in this fashion:
This department has funds which can be used In
taking probably necessary to secure the cap
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Sscs rsiisf fscm Group T. ssordsd % Dr. ysynss b.
pulmonary aud bronchial adse .ionS.-Adv
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ABOUT IL, reports us IOllOWS.
1.-THE Isabella mine located, think, in 1877, by
Col BIxsY. little pot hole twenty thirty feet
deep, dug and baby drifts and that ended the
development Of this mine. The hole was 30 deep
to shade from the II he stood upright In IT,
when BIxsy East he brought the Isabella Mining
Company in his satchel. The next time saw him in
GLOBE City he had brought Prof CALDWELL out to act
expert The people In Globe City told the Professor
plainly that the mine worthless lie talked with
me about IT, and told him the same thing. Nsverthe
less SCENE that he reported splendid property and
the stock was marketed has already been stated The
sale Of the stock merely confined to the preach
Business Of proved sagacity bitten right
and left One Of the big jewellers In this city Is said
to have traded = lot Of diamonds for the stock.
when Col Bxsy FIRST returned to Globe City he had
regular headlight stone in his shirt BOSOM whea he
nrst there he was poor . church and
not Mt all proud"
As to how many the victims were we get o
hint from remark OF one OF them, the son
| Of the Rev. Mr.. RUSSELL, Methodist
preacher. His stock certificate Is numbered
$50. That means. said the reporter. at least
$50 victims Of the scheme:
| "'Four hundred and nftyr exclaimed MIR. RUSSELL
NY dear SIR that number doesn't begin to count them
They are legion. was among the hrst purchasers
whole army came after me-"
Who Is most responsible for the swndlei
This Is the question that agitates Methodist
circles. The clerical promoters toss the burden
from the shoulders of one to another. But
really they are all In the same boat. They used
their influence to sell to other preachers Of
$40 share stock they got themselves at IS &
share; and they urged the purchase both as q
wonderfully rich investment and as q means
Of helping the cause Of Methodist education
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-08

rv ure owing lsrrs BODY q TeIss ian1,
A-rrtff rrrrnertiOra1le III a11 Wing -
- tlIs saue - - trus caeh wise. sel1 -
-..-sIr-I|l.-. rItk Mr. ~ tne sare % IaNEs ".
CtsEE sTrnruss. = T. isnsi-,n
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LADIES' AND OHILDRENS
Br Universal Accord.

AYERS CATuARTIc PILLS are the best
of all purgatives for family use. They
are the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized ma
lions, proves them the best and most
efectual purgntivc PHI that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg
etable no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated, they are
pleasant to take. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, will
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery of life. Mild, searching and
effectual, they are especially adapted
to the needs Of the digestive apparatus,
arrangements of which they prevent
and cure, If timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic TO employ
for children and weakened constitu-
tions, where a mild but efectual
cathartic is s1uired.
Fo- sale Nv III druggists.
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THE UNION TRUST C0MPAN
GIL AND ela CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PEGH.
CAPITAL, 100000 CHATTER PERPETUAL

UAPlTALi pliOUUIUUU UNA IA" LINZ a. v ~
Acts as exec ulor, administrator, assignee re;
ceiyer guardian, attorney agent trustee ana
committee alone or in connection. with an IN
takes charge OF the property OF abtentees and
non residents. collects and RENTS income
promptly and discharges faithfully the duties OF
every iduciary trust and agency known TO the
law ,-,-.,, ,y.,,,,s .,
the most appro red construction. o..
without charge. Plate, securities anu al olhe,
yaluAbles securely kept al moderate annual
charge for safe return or specific indemnify
Car trusts and other approved securities ior
Interest allowed on moneys deposited for def
mite periods OF upon ten days nouce.
We PATTERsoN, President
HRIsTER CLYMER. Vite-PresldenI'
NAHLoN S. STOKES, Treasurer:
FRArcIs BACON. secretary ana IruStVulecr'
DIRECTORS
W. c. Patterson, Hon 4; y. Bayhro'
James Long, Mlimlngton' p De.,,
Alfred 5 Gilletl DT Geotse heHN'
Hon Allison white, HARRISBURG, "a;
M n y Turner Hon J. s. Africa.
n p pat,erson Huntington, Pa;
John T. Monroe, Hon. II Clymer'
Joseph I, Keefe, Reading, fa
Thomas r. Patton, Henry Z. exert
Iames Martin. Edmund ;, Doty,
DIR. D. Hayes Agnew, Menint9wn, rs.i a.,
iobn q Heading West Chester. Pa;
Philadelpbls- Pa: General WV. II. Davis.
Hon II b peudoiph, Doylestown, Pa;
gorr3sfovvn. n. T.. Charles W. Cooper.
Allentown. Pa
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mllied brutal outrage upon her person
| When tbs twO.returned The young woman
sister learning what had occurred mad
on Otitorv and exposure 0i the oflme, when
Vnfneil drew bis pistol and made an assault
on her A this point the father Mr.. Land
made his appearance ana ordered the girls
into tho house, when Vanell turned upon
him and shot him through the heart and
shot him agalD AZ he fell dead. Varnell
Immediately made his escape In the dark
ness accompanied by Walker, who seems
TO have aided and Allotted the crime. Lands
family offer large reward for the murderer
and the governor will be petitioned to sup
plement IL by q proclamation.
Major George Barnard, the Oldest resi-
dent of this city, who established trading
house here in 1874, when this was an In.
dian frontier country, died to-day, and will
be buried tomorrow with the highest civic
honors.
General Fitzhugh Lee and party arrived
this evening and were escorted to the hotel
by the mayor and other prominent citizens.
He is lecturing at the opera house to-
night.
Showery to-day and streets muddy.
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GALVESTON, March 6.-[Special. l-Su-
preme Court-Reversed and remanded;
Moore VS.. Moore, from Houston county;
McFadden ct al VS.. Lsngham, from Jeffer-
son county; Galveston, Houston g. San An
tonic Railroad VS.. Bracken ct al, from
Harris county; Freeman ct al. VS.. Fridley,
from Fort Bend county; Farley vs.. Des-
linde, from Milan county. Dismissed:
Whiting VS.. Goss. from Colorado county.
Captain Nickerson, of the steamship
Guadalupe, reports having passed water
logged vessel with mizzen mast standing,
on Saturday last at 7:45 a. M, in latitude
q degrees SO minutes, longitude 80 degrees
AS minutes west, in the track of a vessel
from Galveston, Ship Island, bearing north
east three-quarters west, a distance of fifty
seven miles. From all appearances the
vessel was supposed to be an Italian bark.
At meeting of the Harmony Hall asso-
citation last night. the charter of the asso-
citation was amended, making the capital
stock $4,000, instead of $4,000, as hereto
fore. The board of directors will hold
meeting. at an early, date
leasing the theatre in their new building
nearing completion, corner Twenty-second
and Church streets. In its appointments it
will surpass the TGemont opera-house.
The examination of Doc. MCGEE and
Barry Quin, counterfeiters, was held before
the recorder this morning resulting in
their being bound over in the sum of $500
each for their appearance before the
criminal district court, and, in default OF
bail, they were sent to Jail.
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Waco. Msrch 6.-rspsciAl-l-A most hof-
ribis double crime rns oommifted last night
ne.r Hubbard City. q station On the 1eras
& s.. Louis raursy. shout thirty milss
49, % fhis city. ~ Ton 7. Narneh. son
Of q rrousnert st0ck rnan a Hi county
A ball o. dancinE pa-tT vas gIFen - NJ
houss q \ wealthy aud respectat'e fnrInef
nnrned Land q reu cornsf irurn Hi.con.r =.
~ wnich FarnrL na1 oeen lrFlte1-. 1rsier
rrr11rf crr-rs WaIEer. carne 90 ntc Hacn.
fIrrrIIt r|Is.r.s nrI1 IN RI 1rIlio1 au1 rtlur1ef
20 ntfanf ~ Hanra. ArDrt rnl11tIr1t Va
nj indr-ed en- ~ Lsr1is ta1Ettsrs. .
rrrnr nnrnar n11ui IA re1rs 81 80. -
fnfs : sIIrrt rnt ulLt hiu ErHT frcu t1s
huurL Asso1n - ts t1orF1i t1eI -.
nI al1f tIEnnct ~ crsu ~. rl-lrl so
f1--st ~ - r. fn-1hs. - nn1l,T r1n'
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zzstraped or Stolen.

r-Pou so HOUSTON STREET. DALLAS.
Il about The 18th or 18th Of February, ch-rt-
Eigt,- hss sarrrsi sr,aui.h brands on her; brand
Tf7 IN rirht thieh: she trpts well VIII pag 80
h, hs.- return or $ { information concerning
her. xrs- y. 7. johnson, 90 Houston street
usliea meIz-zl1-ltN
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Thieves raided freight car at the depot
Of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa PC Sunday
night, and carried of several sacks OF cof-
fee and other goods. There is, no doubt, a
band of thieves In the city. who are sailing
smoothly in the garb Of gentlemen. The
citv guardians are slowly but most surely
drawing the net around the fine-haired
gentry. Let the hammer fall TODAY.
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HUNT 4 co ESTABLfsHEt

cEyMoUR, HUNT q co ,ESTABLisHED
- In 1913. Exchange Court New YORK. l2S
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
ppecipl facilities for the purchase snd sale OF
etorks Bonds Grain. Provisions
xefer 70 Mechanics National Bsnf, View 1orE'
Fifth National Bank Chicago. and Sermsn Be-
cnritv Bank. Louisville, KY.
T. X. sEYEoUR Member New York Stock kx-
J A. Hrwr. Member Chicago Board Of Trade.
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]. w. Graham, wholesale druggist, OF
Austin, Texas, writes: | bave been
handling Dr. William Halls Basam for the
Lungs for the past year, and have found it
one of the most salable medicines l have
ever had in my house for coughs, colds and
even consumption, always giving entire
satisfaction. Please send me one gross by
| SATURDAYS steamer.
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BUrrnroUr, TUis, AUGUST N, 1891.
Msssrs. Morley Bf0a,i ..,....... -.
EIGHT" 10 several OF my customers who used
I lor the cure OF BLACK LEG ny giylng
ne or two doses informally and applying " ex'
A. 49, uUTCHIAOk.
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BUrfza0ur, TexAg Sept 4, 1891.
,%SN6Sksltffe 'IFia aS' iSSSs bfv4cK' ga
IN Cattle ~ giving from 10 70 10 drops iniof'
nally AMI applying externally once or twice 70
Tho paris affected and " gave Immediate relief.
A, ], sTTWARD, Will MoLURB.
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Notice to Cotton Buyers and Planters.
The repairs being made on the Merchants
press do not interfere in the least with my
business, and cotton will be received and
stored in the building as usual.
III. III. RAINRY,
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Fort Worth.


Fort WORTH, March 6.-[Special. 1.-The
cock fighting commenced this morning al
10 O'Clock. G.. B. Holland matched Sandy
King, of Weatherford, four cocks. Holland
won the first three. Next, G. B. Holland
matched Bob Atkinson three cocks, Hol
land winning the three fights. Then HOl
land matched four COCKS with Mike Whalen
Holland winning the four straight fights
Holland then matched two cocks against
two that Mike Whalen had. Holland won
the two straight fights Holland then
fought light red against a heavy cray from
Paris, Texas. Holland lost the fight. G
B. Holland is accommodating all coops that
come, and he has been very successful, as
he fought fourteen fights to-day, and won
twelve, losing two. Hollands winnings
to-day are estimated at near $1,000. Fight
ing begins tomorrow morning at TO-
The city council met at $50 Saturday, to
open bids on sewerage and supply of drain
pipes.
The convention met this morning in the
district courtroom and continued in session
until this evening, with dinner recess
Colonel j. p. Smiths opening address was
highly appreciated. Certainly 1000 visitors
are here. The convention assemblies again
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The fire brigade turned out to-day and
made fine display.
The seven special cars leave tomorrow
afternoon with 125 people to Wichita
Falls and return.
Harry G.. Terrell got tumble from his
horse near Birdville tonight. He is badly
hurt.
General Lee has cancelled his Fort
Worth engagement.
The stockmen will visit the public schools
to. morrow.
w l.. Hall of the Dallas HERALD, is
here.
The Texas Investment company to-day
contaminated cattle trades to the amount Of
S440,0 600.
The Fort Worth cotton compress was
sold at public cutlery to-day by the sheriff
that is, two thirds of it, u. w. Morten,
plaintiff purchased it for $500.
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n 20 Bad and Worthless

ese never antfdted or c0unterfeite This Is
S'"iiy true of family medicine, and 1t 10,
H. 'e propf that tho remedy initiated is OF
,as,. nshest value. As soon as 1t had been
'u ana proved by the whole World that
va,, nittera was the purcst, best and most
uoie family medicine on earth, many imi-
in 'O"s % sprang up and began to steal the notices
eo,,.o. "iich Inc press and the people of the
In iy nag expressed the merits of H. B., and
10 ,ssefy way trying to induce suffering invaiIds
mona, oo 'heit stuff instead, expecting to make
M ny On The credit and good name Of H. b.
lar Ia :. othe rs started nostrums put up In SINH
na,,s ssie 70 II. b., with variously devised
va.. 's IN which the word "Hop" or "Hops"
thar used N way to induce people to believe
nro;. we're the same as Hop Bltters, All such
thonued the,e remedies or cures, no matter what
Will s'ylc or name is, and especially those
or tn ~ 'he word "Hop" or "Hops'' in their name
n,n' n any was connected with them or their
NJ e, a. are limitations or counterfeits. Bew are
hrt .uen' 'l Touch none Of them. Use nothing
tsr senuin me Hop Btters, with bunch or clus-
non, sreen Hops on the white label. Trust
Ss.,s lns else. Druggists and dealers are warned
A'' ealing In limitations or o0untsrfsitA
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Two Cures.

4 POSITIVE CURE Only Two Bottles
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.,, :. vororr, RET LREMEsr.

y
fNew York Sun
ain, ia this lonesome spot,
80 10 nolltlcs annoy me NOT
tnd foes no longer me1e ~ my
psblpd the hills has se1 my har ssrr'
TeT bcross my path Is placad DAr,
And not FUTURE 1ess ana VI A''
uord 40 the hopea and fears
N " nSTtles reach my AMP ears,
VI PaiaidIv nv life appears
so pi"'' TO Iass.
-,ha ecboes Of the past,
PSst Pus IN make the people stand agnast,
l,iln., Iias rnight suppose me gone NJ last
lnu' N' To grass.
:, IL, tbe narty's coming fight,
Il,InniS u, ~ NJ" 10 form its lines Alright,
II II almost seems as II might
Iaii"' Catch on.
put no one makes the least ADVANCE
ps giyes this favored son q giAnce'
" nnw fear, my final chance
Anu D' Is gone.
,y,on had twice been Governor,
", wien .d,,,rbt "i TO make me something more.
INV none think tp praise me or
D' Applaud. .a,
-, onlv hone to me Is given
IIn. I'M V sor1e sipernal Eight to Seven
inG. iisst NAV count mo into heaven
A. BY maud.
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Dor It Die in the House.

Don I Die in the House.
"Rough on Rats y Clear. ont rata mice
mnnL, rUurhes, bed bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
"unks, gophers. Is cents.
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HAY. p

the nOstrils. By absorption 1t ef-
fectualiv cieanses the nasal passages of
catarrhal virus, causing healthy secretions. Il
Innings of the head from additional colds, COM
pletely heals the sores and restores tine sense OF
taste and smell Beneficial results realized
bv few applications. A thorough treatment
will cure. Gneqnaled for colds In head. Agree
able to use. Send for circular. Sold by druggists
By mail SOC. a package-stamps.
ELl'S CREAM BALM CO.,
ecI5-m, W, fSw OsweRo, MY.
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Two OufeBs
AS one having used
Ely's Cream Balm
l would say 1t Is
worth its weight In
gold as a cure for ca
tarrh. One bottl
cured me. S. A !
LOWELL, Franklin
Pa.
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Vol. ", commencing November 7, 1882
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Tickets, only d. shares In properties
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the Oldest and best Offlae religious weeklies
For sixty years, II 70 un nieuominational, un
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been circulate 8 IN Gne United States and in
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Each year its proprieters have added to Its
value, engaging fresh editors and correspond.
ents at home and abroad, enlarging and
multiplying its departments, and endeavor.
ing to realize their high ideal of the Best
Religious and Secular Family Newspaper
They offer, this year, to every subscriber,
new or old, whose subscription is paid tor
1888, the new book of Rev. g. lrenRus
Prime, DID,, entitled "Prayer and Its
Answer" q handsome volume OF nearly SO0
pages, bound In cloth, the retail Price OF
which is one dollar. Specimen copies ~
the paper sent free Address:
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Co.

Incorporated in 1868 for rs years by the Iegisla.
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes
with a capital of q, 900, 000-to which reserve
fund of $50, 900 has since been added.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made part Of the present state Constitution
adopted December I'd, A. d. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people of any State. - -
1t never scales or postpOnes. ITS GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
monthly.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. FIFTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS e, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY.
MAY 18th, 1sa3.-156th Monthly Drawing.
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Capital Prize, $4,000.

l. s67 Prizes amounting .s265, 500
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the office of the company in New Orleans.
For further information, write clearly, giving
full address. SEND orders py expires, OF Kegs
n. A. DAUPdIN,
New Orleans, La.
nr. ". A. DAUPHIN, at
sn Seventh street, Washington. ID. q.
N. BIN the Extraordinary Semi-Annual
Drawing Of next June the Capital Prize viii be
april d,4w-wh'