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MEDICAL
MEDICAL
Smiths Extract d Nay Flower
andunIycralyAppro
lorall Diseases OF the Bladdorand kidneys
rs Positively Cures where all
Other Remedies Have Fail.
ed 10 Produce Relief.

"Brlghts Disease Of III Kidneys fearful
scourgc, which spares neither age. sex nor condi.
ton, bccopcs an inoumblc disease only for tho
want Of timely attention. II allowed TO work rs
rnyagcs unchecked until II has iastcrcd upon the
vtnls oits victim. no medical skill can release ~
hold; II claims ~ prey and annually numbenitl
victims by the thousand A timely use Of
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
viii positively prevent such results. In proof OF
this assertion we cite you TO the numberess tcsii'
monlals In our possession, and quote such emil
ncnt authorities as Dr. Eli Ives, OF New Haven,
Conn, and Dr. King. Compiler OF Kings Dis
pensaioryl Ask your own physician II these
names are authorities aud decide for yourself
whether you win sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice 10 an advertised mcdi-
cine. Decide now, II may not be too late
Smiths Extract of May Flower
IS natures own remedy i's no vile dccoctlon
OF nauseous drugs and dangerous chemicals May
Flower is n modest little plant which grows In
New Foundand, In Pennsylvania ana Kentucky.
It's diurctic and astrngcut In It's properties and
has frequently been used to great advantage In
Diarrhma and Bowel Complaints OF children. It's
great merit, however, sim It's gentle aud efficient
action on the Kidneys. II removes all Impurities
through natural chnuncls,nnd restores thesysem
TO n healthy condition Itprompty relieves pains
IN the back and loins. In cases oi weak and deli
cate females, its value Is beyond computation.
But for the natural modesty Of woman, which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity.
We might publish hundreds OF testimonials OF
incstimablc benefits derived from It's use.
Asl; your druggist for srnnh's Extract Of May
Flower Read carefully the circular around tho
bottle. II ls yours TO choose between
Health, Happiness and Lie,
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared only by S b. Smith & Bro, CoylnGion
z. rnr enln hv all drnrriats
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MEDICAL

has made Ms ia agouts Tor ~ $50 Texas to
sell his nCyor.fcillng fOlnedy Nntrfga n
binl Restorduvc OF NltIllTuf.' All Rnatta1 18th
nervous debility. logs Of manhood anl fin-
dTcd diseases fhould ~ orcep 'o'ure h't IN uisr
from which ~ learn the cause OF TIT eiflaeos
above mentioned thcn o. once 70 lroonig rom
us OF through us by your druggisior cSIycAs
tho ueYef-iailiDg remedy
CgowDUs & BALDWIN
Wholesale Druggists, iRlias, fvsis.
nv rctHll NJ Howel' Bros ~ J, /, N,liisrfa.
nlu ,tfaud MArIiaso Ouidf, 200 pagoa, ol0tn
aud Kilt binding, so cents; same ia paper cover.
p cents. Manhood, 10 cents womanhood. 10
cents; pamphlet, cents, securely tesled by
msil. Send money or postage stamps. DIR.
WHITTIER, the Great specialist, Gi7 So.
,fha.ios = roat - Inuis. 40
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In 1850 came from the north TO take Charge OF
the gas works ~ Rome ~ supefiu tenauut ana
after the overflow, which occurred III the spring
following | was very much exposed 70 inalarial
poison, ard Ia lSs fOuud my bloc 20 COutamt-
d ted with the poison that wa. ioncCd to give
M business. I was treated by the phys,ciGne
with Mt relief MY trouble hnaty dele mined
in an alb foss OF the liver AMI n Rrly cv ry one
Uny elf included thought | was doomed 10 die
while n few days. In this condition | was ad.
vised by friend 20 take swifts specific, and
took II ius, as drowning man wond catch as
straw, hut Ms soon as my system got under the
innnence Of the remedy. the abscess came 70 q
y. int and burs, passing or without pain. In
hreeu days after this was M AT my work. and
have luce enjoyed excellent health.
Every sufferer fr0 IN ma aisl poison should
take Swiflis Specifc g RNcKR
srpt. Rome Gas Light Company.
Our treatise on Blood and stir Diseases
mai ed free n applicants,
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RI T'I piIalY,sICikps AND INyALIDS.

TO PHYSICIANS AND INYhLlDS.
An analysis 81 -" Co'doH's Liquid BcT
gguic." hy The rmnont chemist. ARTHUR
UiIL IIAssALL, MD, FRS. ut London
England; and nm endorsement by mo eel.
cbrnioI physician, Professor 81. t"NnM,a
WILSON. IRIS, LID, OF london, arc Ia
belief ol Clcl. bottle.
sgid ~ vflnty-ulc Ivy iii leading
pgn-gisi-. AL ~ u,.r gt'ntlliy. ~ ~ per
-, t'.. '..w Work
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used SWihs Specific on my lit''e dgurhter,
who was afflicted with some Blood r lson which
had a. sisted all sorts OF treatment. tn specific
relieved her permareuu ADD shall use II In
my Rtt ice.
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Swifts Specific Is a compl g sntioic TO Blood
Taint. Bi I'd Plis. Il Ma1rial Poison and SKIN
Huinor, !. III KsOE SMITH. NJ D., Atlanta Gs.
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FINANCE AND COTTON.


A WAsnfsGros dispatch announcer that the
secret Sfyca 81 the uoa ury department be
li.ve that certain connlo'f ties ar concerling
measures 10 simultaneously pa,s IN the cities 0f
the southwest com or'cit 80 silver certificates
A sample received by the secret service divis-
Ion IL described ~ n sedes Of les, amos 81 nj
Ian treasurer uuited States The pager Is
thick, greasy aud ttit Tho not' Is one.tighth
OF Rn inch shorter than tho Renuine There Is
no distributed nbro or parallel SILK threads
In the paper ~ In the genuine The
words silver ceitihcto' appear In pauels
twice In the upper borders an tho face, and not
In the panel / , the Jeff In tn counterfeit Tue
letters X I and r in the word certificate are
engraved wrong s'do No. L. tho counterfcil
there arc no periods dividing ,hc Initials la ID.
X. Bruce. On the lower lsft hand corner the
Letter q II without he accompanying numbe T.
aud In tho n me "G'lillu" only he first Is
dotted. On the back of tho note the word
'raxes' 1, spslt "nrc,,' AID the worH "enerav.
Cd" issget ensravod" The color Of the cal
Il brick rcd. II should no vorging. on brown
With the above ints tori guide the count r
fei Is hardy likely to deceive careful handlers
OF money; yet the hurry OF bushes, because
OF is face ap osIanc', the no msy work gr MT
damage among the s. careful class OF people.
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49, . D -
90. IN.

rr5r cotton Is l'i1 pence higher az Llverpool
and 16 cent higher NJ Galveston Now York
ans New Oileens quo c Yesterdays prcs New
York spot IN fkot I, quiet and Lverpo1l Is
hardening New Orleans INA Cav son closed
Arm. Cnsolida ci r,caipt, are liRhlpr than on
any previous dHy Receipts are very heavy aud
oriental cotton rs conspiCulns. CAV son re-
ceiyed only ~ bales I -da which beats Dal "a
by lust that number. for W. received pot n
ain ilo bale. shipments are AZ bales over Texas
4 Pacific on account " I. u. Mitchell. :. Sto rs
40 IL tnlpx
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n IMPROVES InE QUALIFY OE

IT IMPROVES tie QUALITY Oh
tho Bioodurd cHri hc,lt and Is thoro-
flro fino idrigprgHt aud corrective
in cascs ofHll chroHi r Udiddics which
AFRO associated with an iMroyEnIsiiLD
STATE OF THE BLOOD. Those nll Yield
,otho regulating AMI uourlahingl prop
crtlcs OF its great food tonic elements.
IL cOmpcnsntes for tho iosa Of rifdluY,
induced by Consumption, fdfdyTh or
bronchial and IhrOHi affections. le
scm rrDrdU Feminine Debility ana
reimburse tho Icmdio physique for
those losses ~ ciniiiv accompany
ing complaints Peculiar 70 ne Scr-
ffpiheFs nursing thor own chHdrcHs
aud deiicVfs irOnicIt who expect 70
become mothers AMI bring up ri1Or-
Otis children HhouldDy ali means uaS
e.. ~ trW restore sufferers JI0Ds
ETeAili on Norcous prosfr0tion 1ris-
ing from Orer-W0rk, Erccsscs or
JrOfrdciol Dis"dse. nc 'rUt EURO
Drunkenness aud tho Opium Vdbse
for "a tho appetite grows hcalthicr
nnd digestion moro vigorous through
tho use OF this Tonic, tho unnatural
craving dies away until totally OK
tlnct. ~ u hiGhly brHTicini IN Ltcer
CDmp'ainfs, Nd'drii Tcrcr, and
ALL Maidrici Disease; and Tor tho
debllltniing effects OF Ecrcr Of dnD
find it has no equal. It rcpdirJ
,rdste, inprorcs Digestion cpd 5p-
,etitr, aud aiIor 10 tho Dyspcptio IN
i1iid an casi'y aSsijniidJi0 article
of rod; and IN no pleasant 20 tho tnsto
tint tho most sensitive DGlato Will not
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BANK

II treasury neps' imcnl, ONCE Of Comptroller
uClfr' ncy. Washington. March an lsSL
WHIRrAt, ny satiifaciory evidence pre- clied
10 thc undofs gncd, " has b On made Ia npnfar
that TIE AMERICAN NATIONAL nANK on
DALLAS IA IA CITY u Lallls, IN lhe county
OF Dallas aud stalV Of Texas hiss compile With
al he provisions of he Revised sin,utos of the
United 5 htos rtpuirgd To be COM lied NTH ne.
FIRE IN association shan he authorized 10 com.
msuot the bus 'ness Oi banking.
Now III rcfoIc ], John 10! Knox, Comptroller
q The Cur uoy Do hofobv GRITTY that THE
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ~ DALI AS
IN III ely u Dallas IN the county Of Dallas, sni
The ssta NJ Texas, Il authorized IN commence
The businags OF banking ~ provided T. elton
5iC9 Of o., r. Wis d Statutes oi the United Slats.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
COMPTROLLER Of ihe Currency.
no 8i82
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in tne Head the vital fuid passing unobsorbed
IN the urine, a q many other diseases that lead
TO insanity and desth
THE ENGLJ.U MEDICAL IH,TIrUrn
win agree b. forfeit Five Hundred Dollars
for case OF this Kind tho VITAL SEs1ORA
TIVE Oinder their special advice and trJat.
menO will not cure or for anyihiug impure or
inIniiug found In u. Tar ENGLISH MEbl-
GAL INSTITUTE treats all Private uiseusex
su0Ce s'ully without mercury. Son-uitittion
Free. Thorough examination aud advice, IN.
Guiding nnaly sis % uhno, y 81. Price al Vital
price, orc. q ID (no q II sent without u
ne guaranteed, secure from obscrva ion, and
In n private name II desired, nv bNGiIsH
Louis, Missouri.
Wholesale Agen,a. j. j. SCOTT q co., Gal.
vpr.o,
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FUTURES.

CorroN-ophos Mt New York closed quiet
ana - 2 and points sales. however augment
ed 6Vor yesterday 1000 bales although very
iaa96 4 yesttrdsy. Liverpool closed steady.
sIi96tly advanced and business good. New Or
loans closed steady, 3 points higher for the cur.
rent month, and points oil on near futures
and and points wer for next crop.
Ch,csgO- Wheat sold at VI l.S Tor May. below
any previsus break his year. June wheat sod
at927s The qu1ts.iots given are from last
call today, aud the loss ON previous close is
cent Provisors-P rk and lard ar 2 l.2 aud 8
cents lover. closing today st the following
piices May lar,, e9i5 June lard. W !2 IL.
May pork, 8.7.Sl 1.2 ID si7 So June pork 1875.
NEW YORK.
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have had 'emark-bls success with Swifre
spetia iu the tree tmrut NJ Bio a and Skin iis
cGses, and ~ {, male diseases J TOOK IL mysst
Tor Cnfbmclcs with hpIpy ef ct.
DO. g H4EnY, NJ. u Atlanta, Ca
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PRICF. ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
MATTHEW a. ERUC E,

222 SIXTH AVENUE New Yoik.
Money refunded In all cases where satisfGc'
ton Is not given sgnd for circular. win Te''
ercnces "a AGENTS WANTED.
Name This napef
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es3sss, -i-... cy-.aa'- ny ,Ss.s-S,
ssW u, ia ~a.s
Isss5& w. w. ,5|
CAUTION.

swlitp Specific Ia entirely vegetable prepare
alton, and should no. he cOninuudei with tbs
various substitutes, isiiops. nuu.secret hum-
bugs Snrce,s Alicraus, exc , etc which re
now being m IN aeiurtd by various PERSONS.
None OF the u COZ tain singe article which On.
{ ~ INFO the competition of = There 10
only one Swiits Spec o., ard there IS nothing
In the world lie H. To pfeytn risa.t and
disappointment. be sure 10 get tho gehulrc.
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nAILAn SPOTS

ToEB-opened: Liverp oil hardening tenden.
cy; New York, quiet. Closed: New Orleans.
hrm: 6slyeston II M CIV Nnrs, iiin.
sus-OIIBArHg KaGsUTs
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IAn GhkAT ENGLLSH REMEDY

Il II ncverfa failing tonio
for Nervous pebllityl
exhaust d vitality, sems
hal Weakness. hper,
nlatrfrhu'a, l. q \ T
MANHOOD. impoten-
cy, psfH y,is snd ell the
tr ible effects OF self.
Abrs youthful follieA
Pud'xr, zee. IN mntureH
ye n such 80 ioss os
Memory, Llss'tufo. hoo.
tu'uul Emissions, Aver
sion g. Society, Dim.
Hpsa NJ NlsIau Hula,a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-04
Christ Criticised.

The Queen, as he who wishes may read,
has often made visits, both Of pleasure and
policy, to her estates in Scotland, being al
such times more than heartily welcomed
by the canny Scots, who, almost without
exception, highly reverence her and in
dorse all that she does.
On the occasion, shortly after q visit to
her castle in the outskirts of Balmoral
blessed aptness), Mr.. Irving, who was
travelling through the country, met an old
Scotch woman with whom he spoke of her
Majesty.
1.-THE Queens q good woman" he said.
81 suppose she's guide enough, but there
are things I Gamma bear"
"What do you mean p asked Mr.. Irving.
"Aweel I think there are things that
even a Queen has no recht to do. For one
thing she goes rowing or the lake on
S~oonday-arV it's not a Chreestian thing
to do |"
"But you know the Bible tells us"
81 knaw," she interrupted angrily.
'I've read the Bible since I was so high,
and / knaw ev'ry word int. l knaw ABBOTT
the Soonday fishing and o. the other
things the Lord did, but / don't think any
the more, cen of Him, for adooin' it,"
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~ carry also q complete stock of Hard
ware. Mining Supplies, Clothing and Boots
and Shoes, which l will sell at prices that defy
competition. [ja20tfI T. W. CLUTE.
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Quiet everywhere in the city. Portions OF
the barbados on Sycamore street, near
the Jail, remain as r~sllying points in case
of any further attack. The lower portion
of the Courthouse will loon be protected
by boards to keep out the crowds. The
militia on duty aud the Seventeenth Regi-
mept patrol the sidewalks all around the
Courthouse and Jail. and keep everybody
from approaching nearer than the curb
stone. Though almost every building in
the vicinity is marked by bullet holes,
which ordinarily would draw crowds Of
sipht-seers, there are comparatively few
people about and they keep moving.
tong essiOnal Work.
WASHINGTON, April Sin the House, a
joint resolution was passed authorizing
the Secretary of Wal to loan flags and
bunting to the Mayor of Richmond, Va,
to be used at the fair in that city in aid for
a home for disabled Confederate soldiers.
Mr.. George of Oregon, Of the Committee
| on Indian Affairs, reported back a resolu-
ton which was adopted, authorizing the
| Secretary of the Interior TO make an ex-
| animation into the massacre of DIR. Marcus
Whitmore and others in Oregon in 1847.
Republican Caucus.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The caucus of
Republican Senators this morning was not
very fully attended. The Education bill
was the only topic of discussion, and sew
eral amendments, proposed by the Caucus
Committee, were approved by the caucus.
Chief among them was the opposition to
reduce the aggregate appropriations to
between 20 and 80 millions. The bill in
its present form calls for S105, 600, 900.
Hanging of a "Babe.'
PTTsBURG. April 8. George, alias
"Babe" Jones, a colored boy and MUIR
derer, convicted of the killing of John
Foster, also colored, was hanged in the
County Jailyard this morning, in the
presence of several hundred spectators.
Wool Growers COncIave.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The date for the
National Wool Growers Convention in
Chicago has been changed from May 7 to
May 10, in order that delegates may be
present and participate in the proceedings
OF the National Industrial Congress, which
will be held in Chicago May 81.
Shielded.
SHREVEPORT, La, April 3.-Mayor @.
G. Thurman, a prominent member Of the
Cotton Exchange and a w%ell-known cotton
operator, suicided last night by shooting
himself through the head. The canse was
financial embarrassment.
Two victims to Trichine.
LATRABE, Pa, April 3.-Mrs Gale and
daughter, two victims to trichine, at
Loyal Hanna, Pa, died this morning, and
the father and another daughter are not
expected to recover.
A Big Catch OF Seals.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., April 3.-The steam
ship Neptune arrived here with the largest
catch on record. Forty-one thousand five
hundred seals, valued at S125, 900, were
taken in ~ days.
A Public Building for Sacrament o.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-Senate bills were
reported favorably and placed on the calen-
dar for the erection Of a public building
at Sacramento. The bills were introduced
and referred.
DefauIted ON n Dividend
New YORK, April 3.-The Utah Central
Railroad has defaulted on its April quar-
terly dividend.
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An ImbeciIe.

Officer Nash of Reno received q telegram
Tuesday morning from Carson to meet an
idiot, which they had started IN the v. &
T. train from Sacramento, from which
place he had strayed some five months ago.
The poor imbecile was received by the
officer as the train came in and given his
breakfast. He was put on the west-bound
train for bis destination. The man is ap-
parently a German, and so weak in mind
that he could not give his NAME, nor
account for his presence in Nevada.
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partments or by the Consuls, might have
been committed to special ENJOYS. They
certainly would never have planted Min
listers all over the continent OF Europe In
c~apitals within 40 hours Of each other by
rail and 40 minutes by wire.
At this juncture a peculiar turn OF
affairs may make possible and judicious
an attempt at gradually changing. or at
least revising, this s~uperannuated system.
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PACIFIC COAST AOvICES.
The HiII-sharOn Divorce Case.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
SAN Francisco, April Sin the Sharon
divorce case to-day, Mrs. Sarah Millett.
for the defense, testified that Miss Hill
told her in the Summer of 1881 that the
night before Sharon went to Washington
he asked her to go in a private carriage to
get marred to him. After the trouble be-
tween Sharon and Miss Hill, the latter
offered her 500 if she induced Sharon To
marry her.
Counterfeit Silver Certificates.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-The United
States Treasury Department announces
the existence of counterfeit 20-dollar silver
certificates, series B, 1,467, x and B, 1,487,
415 X,
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Aunt Hannah, ON South Main street,
has just received from San Francisco an
extensive assortment Of the finest kind of
millinery goods, consisting of bonnets and
hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also,
flowers and feathers.
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OVER H WATER.
PaternOster Row Fire Insurance
The Queen Expresses Thanks TO
Parliament - Arrival of Crown
Prince Frederick william i'm
nAnn

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, April 3.-The losses by fire in
Paternoster Row and vicinity was Gov
cred by insurance amounting to FL, $50, 900.
The Queen has expressed thanks to Par
lament for resolutions Of coincidence.
Grown Prince Frederick William Of
Prussia has arrived in London.
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MOTE SOME OF THE PRICES AND COM
IN pare them with what you have been
paying. On and after this date l will sell for
Daily Republican., 1884-12-03

Ex-senator Dorsey is quoted by st,
Louis interviewer as saying Well
it IL very curious how 1ngersoil was
paid for his defense of me. From the
beginning to the end of The trial lnger-
soil never asked me for dollar. One
day, after had been acquitted on the
second trial, met Ingersoll ald asked
him how much owed him. Heat first
declined to talk about 1t, saying he had
no charge to make, and he didn't care
If he never got cent. l asked him to
walk few squares with me, and we
went to the Safe Deposit building.
unlocked my box and took out four
per cent. government bond for $l00,o oV
and gave it to him. He put 1t in his
pocket and we walked away, and have
not referred to the subject since"
Daily Republican., 1884-12-03
VII |lMNGT0N DELAWARE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3 1884,

the water, launched their skif and
sought for him without success, cruis.
Ing until daylight and giving him up
at last, bearing the sad tidings ashore
to friends expecting him hourly to Join
them.
These are incidents inseparable
from sen life, and yet the ocean
seems to allure all hum ity to Its
shores At least, II not to its surface.
A pttiful part Of Bertrand's story
was that be and his comrades In the
lonely skiff could see the mother pilot
boat (Turley), cruising for them, but
the angry waves with their white caps
hid the tiny boat, miles away from
view, though doubtless the crew were
aloft with glasses scanning the sea for
tho lost ones. 1t seems, though, only
two persons remained ON the pilot boat,
. small crow in such . gale and sea.
What reading life on pilot schooner
would make for landsmen. FANNY.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-03
A B0Y OF 0FFORrUsE.
Frank DuMy, . Chiid. Gets . o5, ,OUO
Prfse IL she Louisa na tate Lot.

Prank DuMy, . Chiid. Gets . o., ,0sO
Prfze IL she Louisia M o tate Lot.
tory.
A short time ago Frank X. Duffy, an
eight year.old son Of Mr.. Thomas Duffy,
Of the firm Duffy & Murray, dealers In
gentlemen 8 furnishing goods, purolias.
ed 3 one fifth ticket in the November
drawing Of the The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and yesterday received
. substantial return In the shape Of An
express package containing 5000 in
cash.
The number Of the winning ticket
was IL, ,o23, and the whole prize was
$25. 900. Az young Duffy's purchase
was but one. fifth of the whole ticket his
prize was In proportion.
The lucky boy, though but eight
years Of age, Is old enough to appreciate
his fortunate position and make good
use Of his prize. There seems to be no
doubt about the reality Of this case,
whatever ideas have been held-and
perhaps iustly-as to lotteries. A Times
reporter seems to have verified the case
Of this Hartford boy. The reporter,
hearing Of his drawing, inquired into
the matter and found the facts as here
stated. The package of 81, 900, less $50
commission, arrived for him last night.
The investment Of one dollar In the
chances offered by the lottery company
In this instance proved to have been .
profitable one. The lad seems to be
whnt 10 called "a lucky boy" His
streak Of fortune did not end here. Last
night he was the winner of q valuable
cham Der set at the Catholic fair and. .
year ago, q ticket held by him drew q
prize similar TO the one drawn last
night.-Hartford (Conn.) Times, Nov.
30.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-03
A Fine. e.Patniing.

A fine landscape painting is exhibited
in the show window ofMillard +. Davis
jewelry store, No. East Second street,
and attracts considerable attention
from the passers by, nearly all of whom
pronounce it a creditable piece Of artis-
tic skill. while the object displayed in
the picture is quickly recognized as
being a scene on the Brandy wine. show
ing perfect view of the first dam
looking towards the city. while the
numerous trees, rocks, ETC., form an
interesting background, while the ton
Of the spire on st. Patrick's church, at
Fifteenth and King streets, looms up In
the distance. Familiar spots along the
banks on each side of the creek are
easily distinguished, and it is the opin.
ion of many that the artist has display
ed good taste, and done full Justice to
her subject. Mrs. e. E. Prettyman,
wife of the Rev. O. w. Prettyman, an
instructor in the art, ,sketched the above
scene, and painted it in such manner
that 1t fully shows her to be a master
of the art.