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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-08-21
Publication Notice No 693
State of Kansas, ..
Phillips County,
In the District Court for said County.
Rebeca J. Ausley, plaintiff,
vs.

Rebeca J. Ausley, plaintiff,
vs.
John Ausley, defendant.
Said defendant, John Ausley, will take
notice that he has been sued in the
above named court for a divorce from
the bonds of matrimony with plaintiff.
and for custody of their minor child and
for costs of suit, and must answer the
petition fled therein by plaintiff on, or
before. the 2nd day of October A D 1884
or said petition will be taken as true,
and judgment for plaintiff in said ac-
ton as prayed for in her petition, will
be rendered accordingly.
Il 81 Attest, G. A. Spaulding,
Clerk OF said Court,
McElroy s. Mccormick, Att'ys. for
plaintiff. angel
National Republican., 1884-11-27
The Coming Session Of Congress-.

About fifteen senators and representatives
have returned to the city. Most of the others
are expected here by Saturday night. 1t Is
the opinion of number of those who have re-
turned that II majority of the members of con
grcSs will visit the Exposition at New Orleans.
They are in doubt, however, as to whether
both houses VIII take an early adjournment
for that purpose or not. Of the congressman
who have returned II number We're at the Capi.
tol yesterday, aud were engaged In their
respective committee rooms. Their attention
was directed TO private matters and to con.
ycrsatiOns about the result OF the recent olcc.
tion. In some of the committee rooms i'm
provemcnts have been made during the
recess. A number of the senate rooms have
been Ornamentcd with frescooi ceiling, and
new and handsome carpets have been added
to committee apartments on the house side.
The usual recess cleaning of the senate cham
All work, however, will be lu-
ished by Saturday night.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

Tho value of merchandise exported from
this country in July last was sjl, ,Gl2, ,i9a; In
August s5i, ,2O3,5 52i; in September, s5is2i, ,I0O,
and in October, S7l .072, 7i3. The value of I'M
ports was IN July s5j,l25,52l in August, $50,
CO., 100; In September, S5l,3ll ,gl3; In October,
sol, 7lai 49, Tho excess OF the value of exports
over imports of merchandise was az follows :
For month OF October, siD,3b9,3lO; for four
months ended Oct 81, 1881, S25, ,S9J,6 ,6lg. for ten
months ended the same, $40, ,Gj5,lji: Tor twelve
months ended the same, ssl, ,53GSs. The value
of gold aud silver coin and bullion imported
into and exported from the United Stntc5
during the first four months OF the present
fiscal year Is as follows: July, exports, gold
sl5g, l06 silver 81, s6O, ,65S; imports gold sl2s8
l03 silver Sl,2O5OlS excess of imports, Si6s
J5T August, exports gold Si76,GlO, silver -, o.
4g9 1885, imports, gold s2,IhS, 800, silver 81, ,94S.
l57; excess of imports, Sl,33l ,Gs3. September
exports, gold S77 $50 silver sJ1i0 Oi2; imports,
gold Sl,i7I672, silver Sl,OOi, 40; excess Of cX-
ports, s92j21b October, exports gold slg2 533,
Silver 81 578 652; imports, gold S4l29 7Ul silver
81, ,9i2,S excess of imports, 81 ,6Od 40
National Republican., 1884-11-27
DEPARTMENT NOTES.

Edwin II. Taylor, of NassGr, Mich, has been
restored TO practice as pension attorney be-
fore the interior department.
The comptroller of the currency has author
lied the Denver National bank of Denver,
Col, to begin business with Il capital OF
100000.
The President yesterday appointed George b.
Anderson, of New York, to be Indian Inspector
f. Ashley, of New York, to be agent for the
Indians OF the Colorado river agency In Ari.
zona, vice John W, Clark, resigned,
Capt. Bartlett, U. s. ~, chief Of the hydro
graphic otllcc, has finished II model in wOjd of
the bottom of the Caribbean sen and of the
mus of Panama. Its dimensions are . by 80
feet. Its coloring is that of the material
brought up by soundings in the various por-
tons Of the sea. The model will form por-
ton of the naval exhibit at New Orleans.
National Republican., 1884-11-27
Champion Lady Bicyclist.


Hearing that Miss Elsa Won BlumCn "a now
in your city, and that the lady is advertised as
the champion lady bicyclst, beg to inform
Miss Won Blumen through your columns that
10 hold Il title It must first be won. In 1852, Mt
Concy Island, New York. raced against Miss
and, IL remember right, | defeated the lady
by nearly twelve miles. in other races, nota-
bly, among them betsy the one raced coniOintly
with her against W. j. Morgan for six days, ut
COncy Island, when again ! made a much
greater number of miles than the lady. Now,
Mr., Editor, having had to run hard races, and
suffered much to gain my present title of
champion lady bicyclist of the world and
also the long distance champion OF America
over men, think IL unfair for Mr. Miller, the
lady s manager, to Try and ioist any woman on
the American public with the aid Of my title
made the following ohcr to the manager
and friends of Miss Won Blumen: will give
the lady the same start as Mr.. John =. Prince
gave her recently In race in Washington, or
viii give her eight minutes start in Il twenty.
milo race, or twenty minutes in Il ilny-mi!e
race, or 100 miles IN six days Further, VIII
race any six women in the world ask lays
race twelve hours per day allowing them TO
change each day and will give them u hun
drcd mile start These offers oun be made
bona ildc matches (lo gate.rcccipts aiihir) for
any sum from $3.50 to $1,000. Any money
placed In responsible hands will be covered by
me. | do not blame Niss Won Bumen in the
matter ns her present manager Is famed as
the manufacturer of false titles and short miles
with last time. BY kindly giving this space
you will oDlige. Very respectfully yours
LOUISE ARNtAINDO,
Champion Lady Blcyclist Of the World.
National Republican., 1884-11-27
OvERwoRk ED PUPILS.



The following letter was recently addressed
to the district commissioners
Those Of us who have children in the pub.
lie schools arc naturally anxious that thcy
should be as well educated Us the time and
circumstances will permit but We must be.
ileyc that any system of examining is injurious
10 the pupils.
The same law must obtain in the matter of
mental food that prevails in physics An at
tempt TO Induce Il child at table to eat two,
lOur, or SIX times as much food rs the child
could digest would be thought by any parent
10 be unjust and wrong. IL 1t less so when IN
amount OF study Is required cOntcssedly alto
gether beyond the capacity of the scholar?
teachers complain that they are pressed TO
go over SO much ground that they must insist
upon lessons that cannot he luart l. as their
own regulations are at stake. WHAT desire
to know Is where does the responsibility rest
lor ms state Of this things? VINO fixes the
amount OF the instruction for each grade IN
each study and is the authority competent 10
Judge III such cases? Parents certainly have
right TO acquire information on these vital
points OF public officials Intelligent parents
feel that their children are being .tTincl with
and ifthey are somebody is to blame. Nut.
terings nrc heard in public prints and in
private. If there Is reason in the complaint
Why cannot the remedy be applied? am in
plaint, and that the time has como for some.
body to protest.
As a reason for this opinion, give few re-
qulrelncntS oil class in English literature ut
the high school Three dnys given for a com.
position on Walter Scotts Lay of the Last
Minstrel" giving the essential character of
each OF the cantOs. II embraces sixty pages
closely printed. Another lesson: The .prlnci-
pal incidents in the lives of the following
poets Crabbe, Shelly Byron, Burns, Leigh
Hunt Campbell, Rogers, Moore, and Keats.
Eight OF them for Il lesson. Next lesson: \
poem from each OF the above, or one long one
nom some of them, to be written out and
criticised. Another: A criticism of MAR
mion,' 10y pages closely printed for one les
son; to be read, thought over, and reviewed.
This one study out of three or four daily
some children are dusrULS OF getting their
lessons. How would It do to have a little COM
mon sense enter into the conduct OF these
schools? Oh but Ihe teacher must drive
through her limit, dr she Is put down low on
tho list or even dropped from the roll. Is not
thHt like living on the mistOrtuncs of Others?
My question is-Who is responsible? Cannot
that person or persons be persuaded to let the
children be educated rather than crammed?
National Republican., 1884-11-27

Representatives Randall and Long Of the
subcommittee OF the house committee on ap.
propriations, having In charge the naval ap.
prOprlRtiOn bill had conference with Secro,
inry Chandler yesterday In reference to the
appropriation for the navy for the last six
months Of The present fiscal year The sub
year appropriation bill for that branch Of the
service, but II is understood that secretary
Chandler expressed himself IN favor Of some
Of the senate oonmitteo's amendments OF last
session in respect 20 which the conference
committees were unable 20 agree. Secretary
Chandler will give his Views " the iull conn
uigteG next Monday,
National Republican., 1884-11-27

A ACARp.-To pll who are suffering from tho
errors and indiscrations Of youth, nervous
weakness early decay loss Of mauhOOd, Ne,
will send Il recipe that VIII euro you, Tree OF
charge. This great remedy was discovered b (
q missionary In South America Send u self
man, station d., Now York city.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

THE Rowland Dental Association No, 2il
Four-and.a-half street northwest, three doOr3
north of Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds OF
Dental Work, All work warranted irst-class.
Have administered nitrous oxide to over JJ,Oll
persons, Fine gold aud amalgam hlltngs In.
serted in tho best manner,
National Republican., 1884-11-27
Champion Lady Blcyclist Of the World.
CIIINACO. Nov. u

THE Exposition Univcrsclle de Part Culin-
aire" awarded the highest honors to AngOl-
tura Bittcrs rs the most eilicHcious slimulaut
to excite the appetite and 10 keep the digcs-
tive organs I'm good order. Ask for the genu-
inc article manufactured only by DR.. J, q. B
SiogGrt M Sons. and beMarc of lmitatlOnH.
National Republican., 1884-11-27
A QUINTET OF DIVORCE CASES.
Three Couples Separated and Two More Who
Want to he.

Justice Cox doubtless gave six people more
or loss cause to observe Thanksgiving day by
dissolying tho nuptial ties existing between
them. In every instance 1t was the wife CON.
planning against the husband, and Ia every
instance the proof established the truth Of the
charge. Elizabeth A. Jones aud james IL.
Jones were married in Newport X, l., sept.
~ lsl2, and subsequently came 10 this city to
reside. Not long attcr marriage no became
addicted TO the use of intoxicating liquor and
the appetite for liquor grew upon him until
he became an habitual dtunkard. While un.
der its influence he was yory cruel and
abusive to his wife. threatening to Kill her,
support her. At this time he was IN govern.
ment employ, receiving SO per month, and in
addition the rent from house owned by his
wife. AMER reading tho testimony the prayer
Of tho wife was GRANTED, and he was en-.
Joined from Interfering with her. In the
case of Caroline N0Wgarten the petition showed
that she married with Herman Newgarten In
this district on October ~, 1860, her maiden
name bciug Caroline lpvy, and three children
were born to them. Five years after the mar
ri0ge he deserted his mnily, and Alled 10 put
in IN appearance since. The third ease was
that OF Julia smith, nee SrOlti against Charles
W. Smith, both cOlored. They wgro married
IN November, 1867, and she was deserted In
the year 1882.
There were two petitions from unhappy
couples filed Yesterday, HurOt osborn seeks
divorce from Alice Osborn On tho ground OF
adultery and drunkenness They were mar
RED IN baltimore sept. 10, lS5J nl1 subsG.
qucntly came here 20 reside, but for the past
two years she has lived In the former city.
They lived together for hileon mouths after
marriage when hl was compelled by her bad
habits aud temper TO leave her. During tho
period they were together he charges that she
was habitually drunk, and has been In that
condition for the past three years About the
LIST Of August, 1881 she went to Baltimore TO
live, and ho found that she had become u
confirmed drunkard was living II life Of
shame, and the proprctress of n bawdy house.
The other case Is that of Elizabeth l.. Eagan
against james II. l.. Eagan but the papers
having been withdrawn from the files the
grounds of complaint cannot be given.
Low-NECKEU dresses are going to be very
National Republican., 1884-11-27
CITN IlKNIS.
RACEs--Brigh park, Thanksgiving day
10 n'plOpk

KNIT JACKRTs for boys ana knit jackets for
men In all the different shades imaginable, In.
wool NJ prices ~ per cent, less than any other
house in tho city is selling them. francs,
corner of Seventh and d, the only strictly one
pric0 hat and gents furnishing store In this
city.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

"ALpERSEY DAIRY WAGONS. "-Frosh Aldor.
ney butter chumed every morning and dolly.
cred IN . pound "Ward" prints ut 46c. per
pound. Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball but.
tormilk, DO, per quart, ana sweet milk at 5C.
per qunrt,
National Republican., 1884-11-27

CERTIFICATE.
we do hereby certify that We supervise the ar
rangemCntB Tor all The monthly and sent.
annual Drawings of the Louisiana state Lottery
Company, and In person munage and control Tho
Drawina ourselves, and that the same are con
Quoted with honesty, fairness, aud In good faith
towari ali parties We authorize the Compiny
to use this Certificate, with lhC Rlmilc OF our 81 (
natures attached. IN its advertisements
National Republican., 1884-11-27

skin plsCaSes-"Swaypc's Olntmont."

"Swayne's Ointment" cures letter Salt
Rhcum, RlngwOrm, Sores, Pimples, Eczema,
all Itchy skin Eruptions, no matter how obsti-
nate or long standing.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

S3per gallon, 70 cents quart bottle, No. /
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
ri McGce's, Ninth near d,
National Republican., 1884-11-27

THOUSANDS of testimonials proclaim tho fact
that Lipps' Premium s0ap is the lavorlte
National Republican., 1884-11-27

JouN FIT2MoRRls, grocer, 2OOi Ninth street
northwest says Lipps's Premium Soap Is the
bBt by all means,
National Republican., 1884-11-27

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon WhiaGies and a
fne assortment Of bottled goods. JAMES THAaP
kls n street northwest
National Republican., 1884-11-27
DIED.

sHOMo.-Ou Monday Nov -, 1884. Rt Sp.
M, WILLIAM II, SnOMu, beloved husband of
Kate and eldest son Of John VI. aud Catharine
a, ShOmO.
funeral from his late residence, No. 3O7 A street
southeast, on Thursday, November -, Mt 2
y, m. w.
ILMoRE-Tuesdly morning, Nov, 90 1854,
Gen, CHARLEs ID. GilMORE, ia the OOth year ut
his age.
Tho funeral viii take place ut his late resi-
dpuVC, No lIlB Niuth street northwest, on
Friday, Nov. -, nj IL o'clock u, IN, Friends of
the family are invited to attend.
National Republican., 1884-11-27
G7S Prizes, amounting in gold to",."."...s3l ,42O
Wholes, 50. Halves, $3.50 1wo-iiths, ~.
One-iiith, 81.
ORIGINAL LITTLE HAVANA.
GOULD & Coz
THE "RoYAL HAVANA" IN MINIATURE.
FAIRl SQUAREl RELTABLEl
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE!

SOME CREDENTIALS.
In drawing Glass /, ,16O, June 2S 1884, Ticket
No. 19, 294, Capital Prize, was held by John q.
Gran, Tobacco Leaf Publshng Co, LOO Maidon
Lane, New York city. Paid by check on Brook
lyn Bank.
In drawing Glass 1,162, July "a. 1854, Ticket
No. 2,O24, Capital Prize. was held by severe
Armis cigar manufacturer, Key Wes, Fla Paid
by wire through Importers and Traders Ma
tional Bank, NewYork, and Bank OF Key West,
Fla
In drawing Glass 1,167 Sept 80, 1884 Tlcke
Mercer street, New York city. Not authorized
to use name and address of holder. Paid by
check on Brooklyn Bank.
Ticket No. 8S87 Second Capital Prize, sold by
agent at Brownsvilie, TeNas. Ield one.half by
ernando Iarnaya AND onehaif by q: F9iIalne
ens RspSne "a WortS sree na Wood
ward u stiliman. New York Post building New
York city.
Ticket No. 2,2l0. Third Capital Prize, held
one-half by $. A. Davidson, $40 Eighth street.
South Brooklyn, n. ", and One-hnlf by L. Hop.
ken, 30 ca ilornia street, San Francisco, CD.
One-half was paid IN cash and the other through
Drexel, Morgan " Co., Bankers, New York city,
All prizes paid on presentation of tickets with
out deductions.
The only thing this character IL which ma:
cHl List decides every Cket and a. ents are au-
thorzed TO use the original list In cashing prizes.
AGENTS FvFRYwuERE.
A. Is PAID ON PRESENTATION
JIlON: See that the name
GOULD g. co.
lsO[. ct None others arc ORIGINAL
or RELIABLE.
For tickets. &C., address or applys,
SHIPsEY COMPANY,
1912 Broadway. New York City.
Or AGENTS EVERYWHERE
National Republican., 1884-11-27

BALTIMORE, Nov. 26.-Cotton firm; midlling
lOi iDlUisc. Flour steady, with more IN.
qu,iy; Howard street aud western
suprrine S@25926j; do. extra, S2.7jCy3 81;
do family, s3.JOg4.5J: city mills suporlnc
81, -joG21G; do. extra, S5Olg37j; do. Rio
brands. 562D475; PUtapsCo family, 500; do
supcrlutiye patent, S5,J7. Wheat-SOuthern
steady and quiet; western lower, closing
dull southern red. AtDSiC; do. amber, 300
VIC; No, Maryland S1c asked No, 2 western
asked; December, I0g7s1gc; January, $40
Sil,c, February, SjGS3Lc, Corn-SouthCrn
steady and active; western easier and
active; southern white, 4i9 l5c; do yellow. i5
6yijG; western mixed, spot lJ54@iOC new,
year, io%mbIac; january, I49sQVii1sc febru,
airy, iiG bid steamer dic asked. Oats lower
aud dun; southern, S2g5io; western white, 800
Bic; do mixed, 3GD5lc' Pennsylvania, J2GSlc
Rye quiet at G29Gjc, Hay steady
ana quiet; prime TO choice Pennsylvania
aud Maryland, SlL00@l5.5O. Provisions
steady and quiet: messpOTk, SO. Ij bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, $50
7l5r bacon shoulders &c; clear rib sides lUlau;
steady western packed, l20322c; creamery, 239
SIC Egg steady ut 4Oog27c, Petroleum nominal;
refined. 1}sG14c. Coffee easier Rio car.
goes ordinary 20 fair S0lUC Sugar steady
and quiet; 4 son, G. &C. C0ppOr-Ruhucd quiet
At llA@l2c, Whisky steady NJ SLlsDLl1
ton, 3-lGl; Nour ls,QDls Cd; grain, bHGlgd.
Reacipts-FlOur, l,3s7 barrels; wheat, 1900
bushels; corn, ii,OJU bushels, oats, 5000 bush
els. Shipments-Noue. SalUs--WhU9t, GU6 900
bushels; corn, 10000 bushels,
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2G--Virglnia Gs, consoll.
dated, 89l4; past due coupons, 40, now OiOs
32lg North Carolina Us, old, lOj bid to-day.
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving there will bo
National Republican., 1884-11-27
GrenViIle A. Whitaker,
BOOKSELLER AND sTAr1oNER,
11O5 Penna, Avenue N. w.

LATEST PUBLICATIoNS
Reforms, Their Difficulties and Possibilities
The Man versus The State.
Voyage of tho vivian. by Tho1 W. Knox.
Life on Ranch.
The Ice Queen. by u. Ingorsoll.
Miss Tommy By Miss Mulouk.
National Republican., 1884-11-27
Deeds Filed for Record Yesterday

L st., north side, at northeast corner Of 18th st.
II, W., pit. lot S, So 2i5 ROnainc Won over
beck to James J. Clark, 5000.
Front on alley in rear of 81, north side, bet.
18th and 10th st. II. W, lot j2 CLARK & Mason 5
sub of SO. lg2, George Mason to May Belle
ColcgrOve, $500.
Dcfrces st. south side, bet. North Capitol and
lst sts. II. W, lot IS, Shepherds sub of 81.
G23, James p. Tustln TO Lucy W. Kellogg, GlJO
T. Sst., west side, bet ana q sts. S. W, pit lots
70 and ~ 50. 1906, Benjamin II. Leighton,
trustee, to T. A. King, 81 100.
7 ST., south side, bet. 18th aud 10Th sts. II. w,
lots SO nnd 81, Cragln ct al. sub. Of So. l32
Robert Dclany to Lee Washington 500
II ST., south side, bet. LIST and sd sts. H. W, pt
lot IL, So. 55. Emily Bcale to William H.
Jackson ct nl., "n trust" 81
d st south side bet 18th and l3lS sts 8. w,
pit lot 9, 50, 2GS Anna 4. Bramhall to Allen
{. Clark, 81.
COUNTY,
Enngham place, lot 3, north half OF 1, blk. A.
Howard university sub, James u. johnson
to j. G. Craighead, $3.50.
so acres In county on south side ofCentral ave,
Woodbury. Wheeler trustee, to Charles A,
MCEuen, So.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

Non. -, 1854 BhL AsksL
Flfty-yCRr funded j,G5s. 1874 cur ... ma ma
Washington Has Light CO.,par lJ... 55iI 20
Columbia INSURANCE -,..,....".....5n. 10 lUA
Potomac lHsurull ullce...,,..,,...,....2j. ~ .,,,..
RIGGS insurance. ..,,,..,.,.,.,,..,0..
Washington * GtOwn DOuds,..... 10 .,....
Metropolitan Railroad ,..-,..,.n,hDn. GHlA .j
Columbia Railway y,n....,.........5O,. .Oia ....
Not. Capitol ANA % street ....jJu. ......, ~
80 ri OF Public Works, green ss.. On. VGi.
Washington alarEGt co. Btck..bO.. 10 ....,.
Inland and Sou Coast Go. bOnds..... A6Ll n..o,.
MHnh' n Brick Machine stock 100. 10 ......
Real Estate Iitle lns 90 ..,,,.lOJ.. 80 100
Is. Electric Light Co..n,.m.,.lOJ,. ..,a. 81
CAVA, ~ PutO, Telephone CO.,lOO,. s..,r. 20
National Republican., 1884-11-27
11o5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

11o5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NEW BLICAr ArIoNs!
a Review Of the Bible. Latch.
The New Book Of Kings. Davidson.
Life and Times of sidney smith. Reid.
Fifty Years of London Life. Edmund Yates.
Moses Monteflore WOLF
Algonquin Legends.
Natures Serial story. E. p. Roe.
Atheism In Philosophy. Hedges.
Nathaniel Hawthorne and His Wife.
Ramona. Helen Jackson.
SpinnngWhe Stories. Miss Alcott,
Laboulaye's Fairy Tales.
Left Behind; or, Ton Days Newsboy.
We have now open and ready for inspection
many Novelties and Handsome BqH8s slected
for the Holidays. Also tho usuA NHNay Of
Christmas Card.
w. II. MORRISON,
f;5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
A LPHABETICAL LIST OF BATTLES
Three thousand five hundred of them; the
troops engaged full history of tho largest bat
ties and what corps participates; number of
killed and wounded, &C., with names of general
officers killed or wounded.
A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE
REBELLION,
Alone worth the price of the book, showing tho
commencement of the war and events to It's
close.
ROSTER OF SURGEONS,
Seven thousand in number, by regiments, with
addresses of nearly all of thcm, showing date of
service. Date of scharge of EVERY regiment.
number of regiments, batteries, and companies
furnished by each State, list OF casualties by
States, Pension Agencies by districts, with
name ofagcnt and other valuable Information.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

Low-NECKED dresses are going to be very
popular with the lovely young dudlnes, be-
cause IL they should catch cold wearing them,
haven't they got DR.. Bulls Cough syrup to
p,trn thpp,Y
National Republican., 1884-11-27

BALTIMORE Nov. 2G.-Virglna Is, consOll.
dated, S0A; past due coupons, 40, now lOiOs
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving there viii bC
no markets.
National Republican., 1884-11-27
EXTRAORDINARY CLASS ll7f.
DECEMBER 20, 1884.
10000 TICKETS. 67s PRIZES.
Capital prize, s12,500.


CAPITAL 300
do ,..,...,.............. 5000
do ,,,,,,,...,..,....................... 1,OOO
do ,,.,,,,,.,,,,,. ,,.,.............. 300
Prizes $3.50 ench.... ...............,...... 1000
do 100 do ,............,.............,.. 800
538 do 20 do .......... ................ 1o,72O
Approximations, 800 each to tho ,,
sl2, 300 ........".........,.,.."...,.. 400
2ApprONima ions, 500 each, to the ,,
1000 prizc..".,.,... .,,,..,,,,..,.....r.." 2UO
2 Approximations, 900 each, to the 400
$1,000 prile....".. lOo
55S Prizes rs above being the full mum.
ber in the Royal Havana, and
100 Additional prizes OF $40 ,arI to the
40 tickets having ns ending num-
bers the two term nal units of the
of III, 1,2Oo
National Republican., 1884-11-27
Twin Foes TO Life
A Thorough Purqatiye

medicine IL the first necessity for cure.
Then the cathartic effect must be muin-
tanned, in a mild degree, Just sufficient
TO prevent recurrence OF costiyeness,
and ut the same time the liver, kidneys
and stomach must be stimulated and
strengthened,