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A Discreet Customer.

Customer to forist-Do the flowers
that bloom in tho
Florist (sternly) -Sirp t
Customer-I said do the flowers that
Florist (sotto vooe)-John, is Towser
loose and the sand bag in the cash
drawer where can reach itp
John, in q whisper Yes, sir; an
,Towser amt eat nothin' sence yester-
day.
ID Florist-Well, sir. What did you sayp
, Customer-I wanted to know II fow-
ers that bloom insthe early part Of tho
year will bloom again laterp-RttsburyA
Chronicle.
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The Atlanta Constitution wakes nota
OF it as remarkable fact that trav.
eler going south from Washington vii!
find himself moving along the path OF
Temperance cyclone extending from
Richmond tp TexSA
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A TEMPERANCE organization has
been formed in Salisbury, Md, In,
which each member puts one dollar in
q common purse, and promises not to
drink any thing for a year. II ha
breaks the pledge he forfeits his dollas
to those who remain faithful. None
but drinkers are eligible to member.
ship. Quite q number of habitual
drinkers have Joined, and the interest
ID extending.
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k6 h Should de.

4 very fashionable wedding. took
place recently in town not far from
Philadelphia. The bride ives the
daughter af a wealthy mill-owner, who
employs, about three thousand work.
men. money was spared tn make
the occasion one of jog and festivity.
The mills were stopped, and the work.
men formed lane through which the
bride, groom and attendants, walked
from tha brides home to the church,
and as many of them as possible
crowdh& into the church to witness the
ceremsny. There was one thing alb
sent that is considered almost es-
sential in these days on such occasions
wine. The father of tho bride has,
never allowed liquor to be- sold in the,
town. and said that he would not al,
low it to be used an this occasion--his,
example in his, own home should
harmonic with his precept outside, of
it,. When the bride drove away, men,
women and children waved and wished
her all Christian Union.
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SENATOR SPOONER, af Wisconsin,. Il
not teetotalsr, and has never. had
much to say oAe way or the other aboat
Temperance, but it is fact that he
never touches drop of liquor Of any
kind. Whenever he IS questioned about
it and about the general subject of
Temperance he replies, indiferently;
Il have three boys that love. They
have never smellod liquor in my breath.
and they never shall" That is the
only Temperance argumenhthath he has
ever made Washington Letter.
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once, Nos, 80 and ~ FourtoontA Street.
VERY BUSINESS LIKE.
How q RoAdsEsat llado n Haul sinEl,
Handed.

How ROadsgsnt Mada Haul single
chicago Herald
"Heard Of Dick Fellows, the single
handed stage robber, haven't your ssksd
an Arizona ranChmAn yesterday, "Dick ID
asmsll man with light complexion, blue
eyes and light hair, and the last man you
would pick out Tor 3 desperate, Well,
about two years ago had the pleasure Of
making Dicks Acquaintance, Myself and
q party were camping out near the mouth
Of the Black Canon. 1t was just after
dusk, and IS ne were seated In circle
telling yarns, Dick suddenly came
in our midst. We'll, boys, he said, u
have lost $4,000 to-day; but I'd
buy the whisky II any man will 60 for 1t,
concluded he, throwing down 9 SO gold
piece. ! didn't know the man then, and,
not wishing to offend, / volunteered TO CO.
When ! returned Dick and the boys we're
last friends, and We drank the liquor while
he told the story Of his great loss. 'Boys'
he began, wells & Fargo went through
tonight with q chest flled with the money
that l Lost. Charlie Wheeler was q
dnvin, and alOngside Of him was Jim
Hume, the mountain detective-an' he's
good one-in the employ OF the express
company,
Just a. the old stage came lumberin'
out Of the canon stepped on q big flat
rock and looked over the barral OF my
Enfield At him. Jim saw me, too, an
yelled; 'Dick FellowsW an we both
fred at the same time, Neither Of US wac
hit an Charlie whipped up, an that's how
| lost the money, But now mark me,
boys, I'll get even with Jim Hume before
two months, and you'll all be witnesses,
too Dick left US then, and we saw moth.
ing oil him until the two months were up,
when he came upon uS Just as Auldenll
as he did before, Jim Hume made q gond
stake In say n the box, no said. 'WellI
& rgothanked him and give him watch
worth $500 and y pair Of pearl'hRndle,
revolvers, but they'll DO mine
tonight and q good bit Of dust with 'em
Be " the mouth Of the Black Canon ana
see how do 1t, concluded Dick, as III
examined his riffs and looked at the cart
ridges,
"WeNere oil waiun', and when We heard
the stage rumbling down the canon VIZ
got out where We could y G. Dick mount
I'd rock and brought his repeater to besl
on Hume before the detective could get .
drop on him. Jim Hume, halt them
bosses, yelled Dick, an throw of the box
an the watch an reyolvers Wells & Fargo
give ye,' You've got me, Dick said
Jim, as he proceeded 10 obey the com,
mand, while Dick covered him with hit
Winchester. When everything was of he
ordered the stage to drive on, never mo-
testing any Of the passengers or exchang
Ing q word with them. Dick then brofl
open the box and took $4,000 In GOLD
from 1t, which no packed away on hi
person and sIolled away In the Darkness
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\ uh,I.lma. lnslasnt ID pO.lOn.

Bottom Record.
There Waa d more OF less amusing Incl.
dent At 4 OhflStmas celebration In West
End residence list night. AT about 0
o'clock the door bell was rLing BY pollce.
man, who insisted on seeing the lady Of
the house. With she came 10 the door
Lhe policeman Alked.
I'IIaye you got license for giving an
exhibition With q petsonAtion Of Santa
ClauB?"
IWhy, no not that know OIL"
uWeil, what are you giving the pefso.
nation i6fp
FIf didn't know that q license was ne
c,ssafy ID d private house,"
uWeil, its d new law, and I'll have 10
complain 81 you In court unless you give
me s5.D
Great CONJUNCTION on the part Of Tie
lady, who Wab about 10 pay the ., when
h occurred 10 her 10 inform her brother.
in.isw Of the demand, He came 70 the
door and rather roughly tebuked the
policeman, who became violent and at-
tempted 10 arrest the man. There wM
bfiel Scullle, during which pAlt Of false
WhiDkefb came OF The policeman reveal
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WHEELING a PITTSBURGH Dtv1.
b and Siitf pEO. Is, 1855, passenger trains vii
run a ioll0WB- Wheeling tim6i
For Pittsburgh 100 n NJ, 0y23 p. N. daily 1.05
Iof Washingt6n-i rs p M, daily except Sunday.
From Pittsburgh O. M, 6iqo p, M, daily
except sunday 1913 p M, daily g!2o q M DALI,
., KiLQRD, General PASSENGER Agent
D, DUNHAMI General B1p'N
u q. LANE TfAH. Pas Agti wheeling,
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WOOL Az sAERP NoTEs,


In France mutton commands highe
prices than beef yet the sheep industr,
Is declining in that country.
An improved demand from Americl
has slightly advanced the prices Of Eng
liah Down woods at Bradford, England,
In 1912 wool sold for s. so per pound
Quite difference between the prices 0
those days and what Wool'groWsrs are nov
recsiving for their clips
A few sheep weighing over 800 pound
each, and quite . consignment averaging
little under 200 pounds, were on thu
New York Christmas market,
There is an unmiStakable and genera
feeling all along the line in foreign mar
kets to advance the priceHof wool. There
is something significant in this.
At the last meeting the Michigan Melino
Sheep Breeders Association decided "a
stand by the National Wool Grower As.
ISOLATION aud the duty Of 1867,
The wool imported last year was in vol
ume about II percent Is compared with
the home production. In 1880 It was 20
percent; In 1881, Is percent; in 1882, II
percent in 1888, 20 o percent.
Wool which according to the AtStute
pays duty according to Its value per pound,
must pay 20 percent ad vdlOrcm duty when
advanced in value on appraisement over
10 percent above the entered value. So
decides the Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury,
An experiment was lately made at the
Michigan Agricultural College Farm TO
see how much hay equal lots Of Merlono
and SouthdoWn sheep would eat up clean
The Iesult showed about an equal con-
sumption, although the Southdowns aver
aged nearly so pounds heavier than the
other sheep,
The time Of the year having arrived
when wool has grown to pretty good
length, q gool many shippers seek to mar.
Eet old ewes for WethsrR. They gain
nothiDg by this, but really lose, as buyers,
are not easily deceived, and are inclined
to claim UNDUE allowance from the ship.
per. The tFrk does not pay.
The Economist says: The Wool-growen
II America should give = medal Of merit
TO MIR. Joseph Lees, Of Philadelphia, the
courageous carpet manufacturer, who
dared the whole band Of carpet wool
smugglsrs by an offer OF Is cents q pound
in Russia for wool which they claimed
ERB only worth less than II Cents, He
backed up his offer by million dollar bid
and no takers,
The Missouri Wool Growers AsSccls.
sion will hold q National Sheep shealiug,
April 7th and 9Th, 1886, at the Cotton
Compress Company's warehouse, 81,
Louis, Mo. Cash premiums are $1,000;
OeAides q number Of ramg from the bett
,tud stocks Of the State are offered Il
Congressional districts and counties ior
new members.
Tho poor and weak sheep should have
extra attention during tho severe weather
81 January aud February, These sheep
are somewhat reduced, and the next two
months may finish them unless well
cared for. In fact, these months are the
most tryingon all sheep, and the breeding
yves especially, now that the foetus 10 be.
Ginning to draw heavily on the system,
will require extra feed and OF suitable
quality, or many OF them will not bs able
to rear their lambs.
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N Y. GrGpte.
Men who have been eating onions.
Men who smoke bad cigars on the front
platform.
Men who chew and expectoratO in the
cars.
Peddlers whofl the cars with their wares
and smell badly.
Men who whistle.
The stareiul dude.
The awful mashSr.
Men who talk 30 loudly that no one else
can hope TO be heard by bis neighbor,
Men who sit sideways when people are
looking for seats.
Men who crowd the platform 30 that
people are tquetzsd nearly 70 death In
getting on or of the cars.
Men who pick their teeth In public.
Men who clean their tnger'nails in pub.
lie.
Juveniles who insist on aky.latkipg,
BoyS'who eat peanuts.
The small boy who, on muddy days, in.
siBts on kneeling on the seats.
SIGNALLING babies. ~.
Men who hum all the way.
Men who want 10 know where the CRl
Is going to and when they get there.
Women who tiirt with the wrong fellow,
The girl who hangs on to him all the
way.
the bundle woman.
The lady who has just been doing . lit
tie shopping and bought out the store.
Giggling girls.
The umbrella fend who always pokes
the driver in the back or the conductor In
the stomach.
The stout lady who, when the car
lurChes, subsidies In ones lap.
The Bhrill.voiced female.
The mother Of six who brings the whole
The lady who will mistake the bellrops
for the strap. ~
The woman who at every street corner
asks where she 10 to get out.
The gum eating girl.
The woman who ailer stopping the car
only takes Ave minutes TO kiss and say
goodbye.
The young girl.
The musical enthusiast.
The stage.BtruCk girl.
The girl who captures the conductors
attention 40 that he has no eyes or ears
left for his business.
The loud girl. -ll
The women who paint.
Tho stalwart party who challenges you
for your seat.
The girl who looks at you too hard.
The girl who will not look at you at
all,
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oUR readers are cautioned about buying
medicines which are mot endorsed by
some we'll known druggist Logan 4 Go.
and Charles Menkemellef have made 9
thorough study Of Blood diseases, and
alter d careful investigation, and many
practical teste, positively assert that Aek'
ef's Blood Elixir will cure oil blood dis
orders, Kidding the system Of iw impufi.
Ties, and leaving II strong, vigorous and
healthy. They warrant IL, lisa certain
cure iof akin diseases. rFHsAw
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AVOID coUNTERTE1Tsl Send us 25e
and Wo viii sCIll YOU by return mall box q
Tile genuine DR.. @. liclAne' o Leleprateu LWsr
plilSnnd oIrht handsome cards.
RI.EMINH nRO9., Plttsbufg. 10.
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sure Ours for Piles.

Sure cure Tor blind, bleeding and itching
Plies. One box has cured the WORT cases
Of ten years standing, No one need suffer
ten minutes after using this wonderful
kirk,s German Pile Ointment. II abb
serbs tumorB, allsys the itching at once,
S sss Is poS If german an'i PIE ea
IL prepared only for the cure Of PLEA and
itching Of The private paris, and nothing
else. Every box 10 warranted by our
Agents, Logan 4 Go. and Richardson 4
Goodwin.
Sold by all Druggists aud cent by mail
on receipt Of price, 800 and 81 per box.
XIX MRptciNI Co.,
MKFAW Proprletorg, Lorain, Ohio.
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neIiseelIa,reoas.
.THE .PERFUMED BALL-ROOM /
The Atlanta cen.ltlalson, speaking Of tho Mystic

The Atlanta Consultation, speaking Of The Mystic
The pofiumOd bali room was ono Of the move,
and graceful features Of this great event AZ tht
guesIs entered tho Opera House they were greeted
with the most delicious odQfs, ~ from q freshly
blooming bed q thousand aowerg. The air wa
laden With the soft, sweet perfume that seemed q
DO the very breath Of the goddess Of pleasure and
Wooing 70 the gaietlca Of the occasion. toun'
tain, neatly placed, was playing all the evening
the cologne which gave forth this perfume, and
The practioed senses Of The ladies Of once detected
what II was. We need hardly say that the fountain
and the two atomisefs were dhpcnGlng 70 the ~
mo phefo the OdOf Of
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WoHAcKMErAcKn a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price Is and so cents.
sntton's CrRE will Immediately relieve.
Group, Whooping Onugh and Bronchitis
FoR DYsPRtstA and Liver Complaint,
Won have q printed guarantee on every
bottle Of shiloh'S Vitall1er 1tnsyer falls
xHaAb iSiRcroR free with each bottle
Of shiloh's Catarfh Remedy. Price 80
Sold by 1aushlln Bros. 4 Co., whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va,
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1fEAtrn is impossible when the blood d
impure, thick and sluggish, o. when II q
thin and impoverished. Under such con.
tllHons, boils, pimplee, headaches, neural.
Ria, Rheumatism, and one disease after
another ID developed. Take Ayefe Sat.
bapafillA, and II will make the blood pure,
Heb, warm Ahd YlLAllAInR hAW
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nnol,ien,. Arnion hAi1a.

The best Salve In the world Tor Cats,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheutn, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chllblaingi
Corni and al Skin Erupbons, and posi-.
lively cures Pllea, Or no pay required. II
q guaranteed 10 give perfect eatlBiaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
boz. For sale BY logan 4 %.
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The most important Discovery ID thai
which brings tho most good 70 tho greatest
number. Dr. Kings New Discovery tol
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will
preserve The health and save LIE, and 10 1
priceless boon 70 the afflicted, Not only
does IL positively cure Consumption, b6l
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarse.
ness, and of affections Of the Throat
Chest aud Lungs, yield al once 70 Ia won
defiul curative powers. II you doubtthis
get Trial Bottle Free, at Logan 4 Coz
drug store. NwF4v
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educational.
Nj, De GhantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING. W. VA.

,blrtv.slghth year Of this Well,knoWn Acad'
lI rnss, ne charge Of the Visitation Nuns,
suI n. an he a1t Monday Of September next and
S0aa .r1I' ,NosIyed a. any time in the session.
TSo.o who dOEiro TO place their dAush1en IN an
ls aaordips exceptional advantages In
lnlI H.v oI hpalthiul and delightful location, en-
IAS W. ho.rd thorough discipline and instruction
e OK. b,nd, Of lie long teScherl' in every depart
y ~. WV ii iemsls education, including the modern
!,.sv. and music, should send for catalogue
n thL schOol. AddFea, -,
Ep;, 's,. the Academy the Visitation,
pn''''' MT. do CHANTALY
,,D,v Near Whseling. ". We.
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ing the features Of cousin Of the lady Of
the house. II was his little April tool
joke transplanted to Christmas time, No
arrests were made,
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DELICATE diseases, as nervous debility
md premature weakness, however Undue.
I'd, radically cured. Send 10 cents IN
stamps for treatise. Worlds Dlspensary
Medical Association, GG3 Main Street,
RntFalo N Y.
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incorporated in lssS for y yeau BY the Legllla,
tpre tor Educational and Charitable purposes, With
capital OF q 600 000-to which . reEaTVa fund Of
over $3.50 900 has since been added,
By an overwhelming popular vote IL franchise
Wal made part Of the present STATE Constitution
adopted December ID, A, D.. ls1P,
The only lottery ever voted on and endorsed BY
the people Of any State. Il never scales or posi-.
ponel. IL Grand Single Number Drawing tAkea
10 Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly, aud the Extraordinary Drawings regular.
lyeVeFy three months instead OF semiAnnuAlly q
heretofore, beginning March, 1850,
A splendid opportunity 70 win o fortune. Fint
Grand UERWing, Glass A, In the Academy Of Music,
New Orleans Tuesday, january IL, 1885,
lB8th Monthly Drawing,
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
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Take Oate u nc Uhlldren.

For children, Brandreth's Pills are
simply invaluable. One or two pills taken
every night for ten days oil cure them oil
scarlet fever, dlptherla, whooping cough,
colds, diarrhWa or local pains.
Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable
contain no mercury, mineral or dan
gerous drug. They require no care In
diet or exposure, and are perfectly safe
for old or young, male or female. One OF
two at night, Tor Q week, taken on an
empty stomach will euro the worst case Of
dyspepsia, liver complaint or rheumatism.
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MwF4w

Such a healthiul variety Of calendars
has never been seen. YOU may have your
lavotite poet, author or divine Ii this
pleasant and convenient way,
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TAY1oR,s rREMtuM COLOGNE,

an article Of Southern manufacture that has
promptly won i way H RSs vide sRTsad
delicionSi and an esteemed article on the toilet
table Of ali that have used H. The quick aud dol.
ioate sense Of the myrtle Owls 1t once discover.
Cd IL merits, and they had no happier conceit 70
lightiul perfume. The fair dancers who found 10
grateful reirtsher last evening will please them
selves and honor their entertainers BY keeping up
the sensation throughout the twelvemonth b.
means Of this delightful agent ati26 NuIAH
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The Atlanta question: Can prohibit
lion be prohibited Cincinnati Times
Star,
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Miss Jams Bancroft, ph, D., has resign.
Cd d pfoietsofship In the Wonanb College
al Evanston, ILL.,, 10 accept the chair Of
history In Bfyh MaMt ColIegel
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AZ skinned milk often passes 70, cream,
50 oil kinds Of gloves nowadays tnasquer.
ade as kid. To habitually wear real kids
nowadays d decidedly expensive.
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TnR Ray. GEo. H. TuAYER, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives to shiloh's Consumption Cure"
ARE you MADE miserable by mitigation,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow Skin2 shiloh's VItaliser is posi.
i've cure.
WmYwILL YOU cough when shiloh's Cur,
will give you immediate relief. PhCs 10
Cts., 90 cts, and 81,
SlnLoH's OATARRn RENEDY-A positive
cure Catarrh, Dlphtheria, and Canker
Mouth.
Sold by Laughlln Bros. 4 Co., whole
sale agents, Wheeling, w. Va,
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NEW YoRx, jan. 7--Thete has been an improved
request In ell departments. A very g00d number
Of buyers are present aud considerable volume o.
new bu lnbtI has been reached, while through the
ditifibulon OF goods Of the utU Of SOME standing
q large to,Al Of sales Is Of daily accomplishment
Cotton.
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llJAMSs Gipnoss, Archbishop Of Bait.
more, says.--He hes tried uDf. PetSolds
German Bitten" and tinds II tobe 4 pleas.
Ant and efficient Tonic and Appetizer.
MAS
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BpApFonp, Pa, Jan. 7.-oponed al $50: closed
at SyJfc; highest p0ISct lowest Ssifo; runs b4l21
barrels total hhipm6ntl 66,sgg barrels; charters
VS,lJS barrels; clearanCel $4,000 barrels.
gu CITY, a. jan. I.5oPensd o. esHsi hlgh Soi
barrels, cleAfAnces 6,Gg4 900 barrels; shipments
@,SSS barrels charters VI i9S barrels
PITTSBURGH, PA, Ian J,-Petfoleum quiet but
arm; EAlonal transit certificates opened d $50 and
closed Atg0oi highest 200. lowest $50.
TtrusyiLLh Pa, Jan. I.-Oponed al size; hight
est pOcj lowest S75<c; closed at $40; shipments
6s.Sgy barrelsi charters rot posted.
NEy YeS. jan. 7.-rettOleuTn lteadyi United
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5IFDI4 IPA.) ACADEMY FITS FOR
M pD.iners or College. Special Drill for BACK.
Id BoyI. BIDEle or double rooms AZ SsHsH
SoaSl with Principal sWlEA4N u nijS,IstSS
gsHGJsrv,rJ A h aud AMI NUN VIVIAN
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay
all PtiIa drawn IN The Louisiana State Lotteries
which may be presented q our counters,
J, II 0GLEsBY, Pres. L0uIlIaIR National Bank.
., u. KENNEDY, Pres, State NAllOnl Bank.
A, BALDWIN, Pres, New Orleans National Bank.
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II is q significant fact that all colleges
teach free trade, and that the average
graduate is q free trader.-Philadtlphid
NIL
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As long as the advance system prevails q
very large majority Of our farmers will re-
main poor.-Savd,inuh NepS.
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100, 900 Tickets lt Five DOllAis Each. Fractions,
Fiithsln proportion,

1867 Prizes amounting ,5cO
Application for rates TO clubs should DO made
only 70 the oHlce Of the Company In New OTleAhA
For further information Write clearly giving full
address, POSTAL NOTES, Express Money 0fders,
rcncy by Express (Rll sums Of S6 aud upwards n
our expenBe) RddiesSed
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