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TIE GREAr QUESTION


which Coufronis Warrington Society
on the ReassembIing Of Congress.
HdShington Cor. Courier Journal
As the time approaches for the meeting
Of Congress the comment SO often made as
to the great number Of new members (l77
in ally the House OF Reprcaen !atives will
have, naturally, is frequently repeated, and
It's effect discussed on society as well as on
politics. On the former, one effect will be
the increased number Of names on the
visiting lists Of all those in official lie on
whom strangers are desircus to call, for It
Is quite natural that the ladies OF the fami.
lies oil the gentlemen newly elected 10
Congress should be anxious TO see good
deal Of Washington society during the first
winter here. Theincreased membership Of
the Heuse willmsterially augment thenum-
Der OF Congressional families, and these,
in addition to the many other strangers
who will be in society, and The others who
have been longer here who desire to at.
tend receptions at the houses OF members
oil the Cabinet always the largest recep-
tons Of any occurring here), will make the
ladies' who preside over the houses OF the
heads OF the Executive Departments have
visiting lists Of more appalling length than
ever before, long as they have hitherto
been. There will be 40l members In the
houses OF Congress both together, and OF
these ct least $50 will have wives, daugh-
iers or sisters with them.
When John Quincy Adams was Secre-
tary Of State In 1910, the quest on wal dig
cussed Us TO the calls to be made by the
wives Of the head Of departments, and a
claim was made by the Senator'S that they
should all call first on the families OF Sena.
tors, which they were unwilling 10 do un-
less they showed the same attention to
families oil Representatives. 1t was then
suggested by President Monroe, in whose
presence the important matter was being
discussed by all his Cabinet, who had met
for this purpose specially, that, as go much
feeling had been evlnced by members oil
the Senate about this matter, It would per.
hsps be well for every member OF the
Cabinet sat the beginning Of each session
Of Congress to send round to all the lodg.
ing.houseB in the city about tlro hundred
and thirty cards." which would include ali
the Senators and Representatives.
Buteven to do this on what then seemed
90 wholesale q scale Of Visiting did not auii
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or Snuff.
Apply by tho finger
into the nostrilS. II
will DO lb, orbed, Of.
ectually cleaning the
nasal passages OF ca
VIVA l.Qngiuu
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MEDICAL.
.

Nd ntOluCed more mIseTy Huu MIIe
yu,tuu hS T,bSn war, peItIlenCc and iAmine
more crppIt, voIi nave any blood diseases or sAln
s1nblned III! Suty "a yourself and postertty 70
sgnoI XIV NV vegetable cure, which Is swiigs
spsdas. .,,,voa mo n, sA,srl,l Blood
sWilIt speG'nu \. a beel confined 10 the house for
?, sou Aiist ir NJ" SSS beer dOsed with blue mas
f,l9s,L Specific Is the remedy LOT 'nH KIM
SSipSiood poison ., Southern Life ms. Co.,
c, y CLAIM "h Atlanta, ia.
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To Improve the Table.

There Is sometimes more Juice in can
Of pineapple than is eaten. This makes
delicious aayoring for pudding sauce.
A delicious dish for supper or for desert
is made by pairing tart apples, cut them in
halves, take out the core, and ill the space
with little butter and sugar; bake them on
pie plates; serve hot. -.
A good way 10 use the yolks oil eggs when
you have them left sitter making cake with
the whites, is 10 keep them in cool place;
in the morning beat them well, and dip
slices OF bread in them aud fry brown.
Stale bread may be used for this.
A delicious hard sauce for puddings is
made by shaving some maple sugar JUS. as
thin as possible and mixing it with ou,ter
in the proportion Of two tableSpooniuls OF
sugar 10 one OF butter. Serve with hot
buildings by putting a spoonful on the top
Of the sauceriul OF pudding.
Often from the slces Of mutton chop a
good deal OF fat is cut off and is thrown
away; this should never be done. Put it
in trying pan and TRY it oul;' pour of
the clear fat, and put it in tin cup or
basin, and you have nice little cake OF
mutton tallow that can be used for mes. OF
the bruises and hurts OF the children.
There is nothing more healing for chapped
lips and hands.
A delicious prune pudding is made by
stewing pound Of prunes Till they are soft,
remove the stones, add sugar to your taste,
and the whites Of three eggs beaten to a
stiff froth. Make puff paste for the bot
tom Of pudding diah. After beating the
eggs and prunes together till they are
thoroughly mixed, spread them on the
crust. Bake for hall m hour, or until you
are sure the crust isdone.
A good dish for supper is made by chop.
ping cold roast meat Of any kind, aud sea.
soning 1t well with pepper and salt. Then
put a layer Of cold mashed potato 10 the
bottom Of pudding dish; then layer OF
the chopped meat, with little Jumps OF
butter over IL; cover with another layer OF
potato, sprinkle pepper and salt. and tut
Jumps OF butter over this. Bake for hall
an hour in hot oven. The top shou be
brown, and have nice crust over 1t.
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snAP.RnRRLE PARTIFs
Al Which You Pay for Your Pipe and
Eat Your Soap.SudB Free.

At Which You Pay for Your Pipe and
! Eat Your Soap.Suds Free.
" J. Post
Almost every church now has It's young
peoples association or guild. These or.
carnations meet for the purpose OF doing
two good things at once-to enjoy social
evenings and to gel money. All sorts Of
ingenious devices for getting money are
invented. Amongthe latest developments
in this direction are the soap-bubble par
ties, where pipes are sold and soap-suds are
furnished free. The pipes are ornamented
with ribbons or with hand painting. An.
other plan is to provide some light and
pleasing literary or musical programme,
and then to have lunch, which isproylded
in this way: Each lady prepares basket
Of lunch for two, and puts her card in It.
These baskets are then sold to the highest
bidder, and the gentleman who is the pur-
chaser eats the lunch with the lady whose
card he finds in the basket. Some results
OF an amusing character are some
times observed, as when o
girls brother pays a high price for
her basket. The arrangement Of the
blk4taffords opportunity for the exercise
Of q good deal Of taste. Among the pref
tiest baskets at one Of these entertainments
rare common grape baskets. They were
covered with scarlet or pink or blue silesia;
the basket was lined, and the silesis sewed
Ga around the inside, and then turned
over the edge, instead Of being left in plain
folds. 1t was shirred in two or three
places and then was brought down closely
and fastened to the bottom Of the basket;
others were covered plainly, and were
trimmed around the edge with the open.
work paper that is used over in the form Of
a ruills. The handles were covered also,
and had bows Of ribbon tied on either In
the centre or at each side. japanese paper
napkins were used. The luncheons varied,
but usually consisted Of two sandwiches
always Of bread, not biscuit-some delicate
stalks Of celery, with salt, two pieces OF
cake, and some fruit, either grapes, apples,
or pears.
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HOMIE PROOF

vIoney and Liver diseases and kheutnAusm.-
snEsrrd Terribly-'EOlhirg seemed 10 help me:
ad not get cut Of bed zF n Si pI,f Shfgf me-
wheelin /, ". Va.
c.,,,h polrpus OF Nose, Impaired Voice.-sui.
I'D ior years: patent UcdICue IEi cd to help me.
d. smith completely CHA CHARLES CuADDUCK,
OF EpeItel d Co., "hC ling, ". Va.
nr,rsr.,s and liberated Standardization
~ w I.iIrd 10 give me relief. Or. Smith cured
~, ny" THOaAS HOLT, Insurance Agent.
%-"HAd them for b ITt!esn $eRSla ssh
scroaII, Running sOrtS on pead.-"h son was
,sictei Tor fourteen years. Nothing tGcmed 10
as'p D'u' W. MRS. CATIlERlNE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
Canctf.-"sulItiCd for years Win Cancer, Had
rrtOut three tinCE II returned alter each oper-
Iior. NJ, smith cured me without knife, CAnstie
!, SSin hHs II. N. CIRCUIT.
w, FIt,u'a Of Anus Flat Of my back for IS
week, Reported dying: Dr.. Smith cured me
Without An'e'H i've "'7 THOMAS CoL1N,
Wholesale Grocer MAIN st., Wheeling, y. Va.
UlcertlnnS Of FeClum, ProlRpSus and Piles
"WT given up 10 die and pronounced incurable.
Dr.. SnlIh cured nc without knlle."
''-'''' WASHINGTON DFLAEY,
Martins Ferry.
hv. II. U, lAdu WIlWH'. VI ouEhs PIo!IIn
tOaal services In my family have been most salts
iIrtOty and commend him 10 all rs gentleman
Md AikIllul physician"
NJ. Margaret kOb ayE-"l had been suffering
@ even ySAn aud treated by many physicians IoI
dJTpepsa. Dr.. smith raid had tape worm, and
d tSht hour removed a monster 100 feet !. n.y."
Female Complaints Three years In hospitals ioT
lsaIle, give me peculiar adyanthGe.in such cateS
RfsOvs cured Of c4tAIIh, dIeASCS OF heart, liver,
t0nAch, Kidneys AkIn, blood, nervous affections
Ia4 weaknesses Of men and youth. scrotula and
HhmG Ichliy . my success.
hlts cured without the knife.
henN at distance may be treated by letter
md AIIsllc,ou guaranteed. chart for sell OK.
animation vent on receipt Of two three cent stamps,
and advice returned Tree.
Consultation At Office free. Office hours from
LktO7P. T., daily. Call on or address
JOHN X 5Ml1H, n. D..
nylEnAw No llni Chap,ine FL. Wheeling. W. Va
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Its uorai Effect on aaukind-what IL
Has 10 DO with His Thirst for Drink.

1
Has 10 DO with His Thirst for Drink.
Popular Science for December.
Some people may be inclined 10 smile al
W at l am about to say, viz, that such say.
ory dishes, serving 10 vary the monotony
Of the poor hard working mans ordinary
fare, afford considerable moral as well ss
physical advantage.
An instructive experience OF my own
will illustrate this. When wandering
alone in Norway In 1856, lost the track
in crossing the Kyolen tjsld, struggled on
for twenty.three hours without food or
rest, and arrived In sorry plight at Lom, a
very wild region. After few hours rest
I pushed on 10 q still wilder region and
still rougher quarters, and continued thus
to the great Jostedal table land, an unbro.
ken glacier Of five hundred square miles;
then descended the Jostedal itself to its
opening on the Sogne Gord-fye days OF
extreme hardship, with no other food than
flatbrod livery coarse oatcake), and bilber-
ries gathered on the way, varied on one
occasion with the luxury OF two raw tur.
nips. Then l reached a comparatively
luxurious station (Ronnei), where ham:and
eggs and claret were oblainable. The Il st
glacs OF claret produced an effect that
alarmed me-a craving for more and for
stronger drink, that was almost Irresistible.
finished bottle Of st. Julien. and moth
but q violent effort of will prevented me
from then ordering brandy.
! attribute this 10 the exhaustion conse.
qnent upon the excessive work and in
sufficient unsavory food Of the previous
five dtys; have made many subsequent
observations on the victims OF alcohol, and
nave no doubt that overwerk and scanty,
tasteless f,od are the primary source Of the
craving for strong drink that so largely pre-
walls with such deplorable results among
the class that Is the most exposed to such
privation. l do not say that this is the
only source Of such depraved appetite. 1t
may also be engendered by The opposite
extreme Of excessive luxurious pandering
10 general sensuality.
The practical inference suggested by this
experience and these observations is, that
speech-making, pledge-signing, and blue
ribbon missions can only Effect temporary
results, unless supplemented by satisfying
the natural appetite OF hungry people by
'upplies Of food that is not only nutritious
but savory and varied. Such food need be
no more expensive than that which is COM
monty eaten by the poorest Of Englishmen,
but 1t is far better cooked.
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the views of any Of them. ! refer to this
only as showing the contrast between then
and now as to The number Of Congressional
families TO be visited. BUTT 70 needless 70
add that now the families Of members OF
the Cabinet do not make first calls on the
families OF members Of the lower house OF
Congress, though they do on those Of the
upper house. Still, as they return all calls
in person and not by card, they would think
themselves blessed indeed II they had no
more than go to return.
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Ny wifs was at the brink OF the grave. She
had been given up TO die by three Of ALE
gheny City's best physicians They all pro-
nouuced her disease Consumption. Her finger.
nails aud lips were blas; was pulseles at the
wrist; we were all called to witness her death.
At this moment neighbor brought in Dr..
HAATNAa, who preserihed q tesspoonful Of
Peruna every hour. She improved from the
frat dose, aud in week she was up, and now
80 in tie "llls Of Lille" book you eau yet
graf from your Druggist. II not, address
Dr. HARTMAN, Columbus, Ohio.
DAw T.s EBERLEIE, South Chicago, III.
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Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn,
testify to the most excellent qualities Of Prof,
Darbys prophylaetie Fluid As Csinicctant and
detergent Il Is both theoretically and practically
superior to any preparation with which | am &C.
quainted.-N. T. LUTON. Prof Chemistry.
Darbys Fluid Is Recommended nv
Hon. ALEXANDRA H. STEPHENS, Of Georgia:
Rev. Gas; F. DEEas. DID,, Church Of Ii.
Strangers, N. Y:
Jos. LECoSIr, Columbia, Prof, University, sc.
Rev. A. J. BATTLE, Prof. Mertes University;
Rev. Gro. +. PiERcE, Bishop n. Z. Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME.
Perfectly harmless. Used Internally or
externally for Man or Beast.
The Fluid has been thoroughly tested, and we
have abundant evidence that Il has done everything
here claimed. For fuller information get Of your
Druggist a pamphlet or send to the proprietor,
j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA,
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ALL weakness aud ill-ueallh owes its origin
to an impure state OF the blood and weak.
ness OF the urinary rnd digestive organs. A
medicine that will strengthen these organs,
aud at the lame time purify the blood, will
assist nature In curing nearly every disease
that human flesh and blood IS heir TO. Such
remedy Is DR.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and
ca,6artie or dipre,io elect ia u.e viii soon on
establish regular habit OF body as we'll as
cure weakness Of the kidneys, indicated by
urinary sediments. nervousness, etc. D&w
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AYGR's sARsApAntLL. thoroughly cleanses
tho blood. stimulates the vita! functions, and
restores the health and strength. No one
whose blood Is impure can feel we'll. There
Is weary, lsnguid feeling, and eften sense
Of encouragement and dependency. Per-
sons having this feeling should take Ayers
sarsaparilia to purify and yitalizs the blood.
paw.
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Tho greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burma Bruises,
Cuts Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever sorts, Can.
csrs, Piles, Chilblains Cerns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all akin eruptions, guaranteed TO
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
% cents per boz. For sale.at Logan 4 Col
Bridge Corner Drug Flora.
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IwcuLp recommend Ely's Cream Balm Ia
any one having Ca arb or Catarrhal Asthma.
| have suffered for five years 20 could moi
lie down for weeks at time. 8 nee have
been using the Balm can lie down and rest
l thank God that you ever invented such O
meaicine.-FRAeK P. BuRLElGs, Pennington
N. II. rrht&w
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FOR LADIi y.

,,.,r,ug for month OF two III my house
lhITe Gu hectic i5 L. ~, the greater portion
bold, swlh IN cc Tsumed BY the female portion
and with the h.ppie'tI 81. Fts SUGr II i!
I'D like charm nn ~ time aud for whom ! have
I'd health l1 81 dollars for dOcO and medicines.
pId hupdissIfI IS her llp from the Gnt dole. An
Hogan TO ou!!S aI nv Of M family tlnk Il with
sasi .e a,r.etSTy fesul /. Is certainly The 6es.
s @ 3 S.,e h nS SS sSSt Sssa wand Tas
iaIVe tried mem confinement In poorly ventilated
eIerclS: 10 a. nGi,ou and mAlAfial poison Often
kOus le ,ssr,,s among our wives dGaghters and
pod1ce aS1 lsieye Iwiits Specific Is the remedy
itt: .Ii his 1IS .oEt Of blood EoisonlpS'
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TREATMENT Of CANCER.

vs.,, haze su fer;d from a cancer
FiITenS nv necE near ths shoulder ard OK.
% The hds % Soe catalogue q remedies without
hlg.sd ne 1ne cGncs growing worse al !hS time
Il, R t G RH e2Sy Ot iSS use 81 q 5 ~
I'LL Of pAlu, n., Ut health had broken dow aud
Ans my sS uiy question Of time when lie Itself
V11d Be dS ~ ~ swlIts Specific The fTst bottle
nsa?td tns If tne s! lles' in The neck thS second
1si ne psci ass q my e' and p 6seI S St
q Yyets' T cS for s sas soSSG Gp' haVs
sO1d nSt S @ sSiit specific. believe twill io7Ct
ousII INC pV'W i, tO1I|"N, raviSsoIo' Ga.
o..,..,,,,r nm BlOo,aAi skln DiSeaseI mailed
E' THE SWIFT sPELIFlG Co,
nrawlr2 hIlAnts, "a.
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From Major Downs, Military Instructor,
Mt. Pleasant Academy, Sing Sing, n. y:
Daring the very cold weather was Suffering
with Cstarrh. Ny heal and throat ached 80
severely that l was obliged to keep quiet.
Eiy's Cream Balm was suggested. Within
az hour from the fts. application felt re.
lieysd, the raia began to sub.ide. In few
days I was entirely cured. W. A. DowSs.
Price 80 ctV.) T-haAw
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Feveredand Sick Per-
sons refreshed and
Bed Sores prevent
ed by bathing with
DarbyI Fluid.
Impure Air made
harmless and purified.
For Sore Throat Il iSa
sure cure.
COntAgiOn destroyed.
For Frosted Feet,
Chllblains, Piles,
Chatlngs, etc.
rheumatism cured.
Soft white Complex
ions secured by is use.
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth,
Il can't BE- surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Extraordinarily.
Sears prevented.
Dysentery cured.
Wounds healed rapidly.
Sourvy cured.
AnAntidote for Animal
or Vegetable PoisOns,
StingS, etc,
I used the Fluid during
our present afflietion with
Scarlet Fever with dc.
clded advantage. II Is
indispensable 10 the SICK.
room. WV. r. SAND.
FORD. Eyrie, Ala.
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IT is well 10 know the best remedy for
coughs and colds, S1renessof the throat and
lungs, consumption and all pulmonary
diseSs.s, Is Wistar's Balssm Of Wild Cherry.
It quickly allays inflammation and checks
decay. pLw
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"WuAr does lux mean ?" asked Brown.
"'Lux' means light" replied Smith.
"ThaI's what thought" said Brown, "bui
| wasn't certain. l know my luck's always
light, however"
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| Dlphtheria
| Prevented.

The physicians hero
use DarbyS Fluid very
successfully lnthe treat.
ment Of Diphtheria.
A. SToLLHNwRRcK,
Greensboro, Ala.
letter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In cases ofDeath Il
should be used about
the corpse lit will
prevent any unpleaS-
ant smell.
The eminentP PLY.
klcian, j. MARION
SIMS, NJ. D., New
York, says: al am
convinced Prof. Darbys
Prophylaetie Fluid Is a
Yaluahe disinfeetant."
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Hon rord's Ac ii Phosphate for OveI.
worried ProfessioUni Men.
Dr.. Chas. T. Mitchell, Canandaigua, N. y,
says: ~ think 1t grand restorer Of brain
force or nervous enerIy.n Tfhs4w
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WITH tho advent OF cold weather ramps
are becoming 80 scarce that it will soon be
necessary to begin feeding the house dog.
The poor dog can't live without something
to eat,
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"TnAr prisoner has a very smooth coun.
tenance," said the judge to the sheriff.
"Yes," said the sheriff, "he was irontd
just before he was brought in"
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SMALLPOX
and
PfTTING Of Small
Pox PREVENTED

Amenber ofmy fam.
lily was taken with
Smallpox. ! used the
Fluid /: the patient was
not deliriouS, was not
pitted, and was about
the house again In three
weeks, and no Others
had Il. j. W. PARK.
iNSoR, PHILADELPHIA,
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Consult me, Pm we!l-posted," says the
theatrical bill.
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Eradicates
MALARIA.

all Contagious Diseases. Persons waiting on
never been known 10 spread where he Find was
used. Yellow Fever has been cured with Il nfter
black yonit had taken place. The worst
EaaHL nI lllnhih nrIl ,.lsll "a Ii 49,
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MEDICAL.
DARBYs --'
PROP HYLACTIC
FLUID.
FLUID.
a Household Article for Universal
Family Use.

For Scarlet and
typhoid Feyers,
Diphtheria, Sail
walton, liberated
soreThroat, Small
Pox. Menslea. nn,l
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DR., ], E. SMITH,
No, ro CHApLINE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

evidence B. :. ,., ..etAn's success Is the
~ NJ Sis patients IheinCicaSng demands
ltinOuI " services prove that have dealt
SCsa5 and iaITly with tnrse who have consult
Zinc IaeicF Use p!lenES name TnoWt Ie.
na ,S,.s TbnIn have cured att they had been
tnI 1 Nc in"nrHblc. thorough medical edu:
ttSI,S Nj mGuy ysArS hospital eIperttnce and
faI Win therhpu!iC pgsn,s. close obSerV'
as1toi tetnpenmentHl peCuIiadIieS aud strict at
aOu 70 hsnC pa tsssTy pIye i ISe ES,Sat my
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November Scheme.

,S57 Prizes, sll0,&o
Whole Tickets, 50. Halt Tickets, 81. q
Tickets, $50 Sc Tickets, $l00
Remit Money or Bank ratt In Letter, or send by
Express. Don't se,d by Registered Letter or Post 0ft
Order, until further notice ORDERS OF IS and
upward by Express, can be tent at our expense
Address all orders to J. ]. DOUGLAS, Louisville, Ky.
OCa3.TThsAw
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The trampis still securing the country.
II Is the only thing he does scour.
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IAN stumping the town." says the beg
gar with wooden legs.
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LOVE Is blind; but the rest OF the boys
can see the long hair on the coat-collar.
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LOTTERIES,


THURSDAY, November 20, 1883,
A Lawful Lottery and Fair Drawings chartered
by the Legislature oil Kentucky, aud twice declared
legal by the highest Court In the State. Bond
given 70 Henry county In the sum OF 500 900 for
the prompt payment Of ali prizes sold.
A Revolution In Single Number Drawings.
nEEvery ticket holder his own supervisor, can
call out tho number on bis ticket and SEQ tho cor
responding number oil the tag placed In the wheel
In his presence. These drawings will occur on The
last Thursday Of every month. Read the magula'
cent