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Opportunities for Stanley.

From tn Be. inner Borsen Courier
All over the world, on this side of the ocean.
people are trying to make capital out of the
name of Stanley and suggest to it's bearer the
craziest, but more or less seriously meant
propositions The queerest of these offers has
evidently come from Vienna. The Ronacher
establishment offers him an engagement for
hfteen nights, promising him one-half OF the
gross receipts. free OF tax, and telling him at
the same time that a guarantee fund of 10000
horlns has been deposited with the Austro-
Hungarian consul at Caro-. and that the sketch
OF convenient program from him would be
highly acceptable at an early date.
similar proposition has been made to
Stanley by the Vienna orpheum admInistra.
ton, who inquired OF him in the same letter
If he would be willing to bring some trained
elephants with him.
Herr Zizula. manufacturer of billiard tables.
offered Mr.. Stanley place as sole PURCHASING
agent for his firm of fine and medium fine
ivory, at salary of fifty forms per day, with
thirty per cent commission on the amount of
his purchases
The administrators of the Panbion offer HIM
Tor tn, exclusive right OF exhibiting his bust in
wax the sum OF 2,OOO forms, payable at Easter
at d first-class Vienna banking house.
On the part of the Edison photograph So
ciety, Mr.. Wangernann is sud to have offered
Mr.. Stanley $4,000 for the first thousand words
spoken by Inn into one OF its monographs,
and have sent him an instrument with the lat
est improvements as present.
The foregoing are only few specimens of
tn" abuses to which the telegraph wire to Fan
zibar has been put, and it would be by no
means surprising If Stanley were tempted to
retu II Instanter TO Wadeiai, whittier the mes
senger boy could not follow him.
court decision in Philadelphia reinstates
member OF the Union League club VINO had
been "xpe!led for calling another member a
biackguard.
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The Planets i'm January.

From the Scientific American.
Mercury is evening star until the 3Oth and
after that time becomes morning star. He
reaches his greatest elongation eastward from
the sun on the 18th, at 8 b. pm, being 49, 81
east He Is then, and for few days before
and after. IN favorable position for observation
with the naked eve. He sets on the 18th an
hour and three-quHrters later than the SUM- and
may be found ia the west. about A. north of
the sunset point, becoming visible about three
quarters OF an hour after sunset Mercury ia
IN inferior conjunction with the sun on the
goth. at b. AZ m. am, passing between the
earth and sun, like the moon at new moon
Mercury sets on the LIST at h. 81 m. pm. On
the 3Ist he rises at 8 h. "a M. AIN.
Saturn Is morning star. He has adj
vanced so far toward opposition that he is very
iayorabiy situated for observers during the
whole month. Star gaZers. who are familiar
with the sickle, will easily find The planet about
A east Of Regulus, the bright star in the
handle, rising at o'clock in the middle of the
month. Saturn rises on the LIST at 3 h. 81 m
pm. On the 3lst he rises at h. Al pm
Jupiter is evening star until the 10Th and
morning star for the rest of the month He Is
in conjunction with the sun on the 10th at o h.
AZ Ia. Am. and passes to the suns western
side. to take his place among the morning
stars. he meets Venus as he makes his way
westward from the sun. The two planets are
IN conf unetlon on the 18th at b. 20 IN a. m
They are. however, too near the sun to be yisi-
bic. Jupiter sets on the LIST at b. H. p. IN.
On the 3.et he rises at b. I'm. am.
Venus Is morning star. She is OF little ac-
count during the month on account of her
gT- al distance from the earth and her near ap-
proach TO the sun Venus rises on the LIST at 6
n % IN. am. On the 3lst she rises at Z h.
5 N. am.
Uranus is morning star. He is in quadrature
wlth the sun on the 10th at b. D. m, and is
then 30 west of the sun. Uranus rise. on the
lst at h. Il ~ am. On the Slst he rises at
ii b. "a N. pm
Mars is morning star. He Is near enough 10
the earth to be readily recognized, a red star
east OF Spica, rising about l o'clock on the
middle OF month. Mars rises on the LIST at h
~ N am. On the 3Ist he rises at 1 b. /
m. am.
Neptune is evening star He sets on the Is,
at b. Il n. am. On the Slst he sets at b.
q II. am.
Venus, Mercury, Jupiter, Mars, Uranus and
saturn are morning. stars at the close of the
month. Neptune Is evening star,
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kER-CHr, How ARE You,

" r NO1 II lONf. hEh-OHUl
II whiTlei across the sea.
u had - r.sIeCt for me,
it.~slled niy nose isexlse my head.
a 4 taer, lay tn IA dsy To day.
yi,tin II III hu-cn-
A Var % thr iusidiou- eucroachments Of this
urc 1,u rprr-l, j. our W 3. b : ance. on
:. lar u PROPER that you should be- iheI
T. LII . u4'g Se proceed tg do.s iollows;
-, 49, - hkANl-N ktuHi PLAID OVER
Lsysre Of Tie unIuekly thirteen. sc.
\, hANIs' NJ ~ sIIls. FULL INDIGO.
BeNAr VI tie Va usky thirteen. 81.
t sAkI G,,, 81 .tt.eILi ALL-"ooL SUITS
,,.,> =, b'ssIs q - uHiucEy thirteen, &c. nos,
wITi WI. Wy STYLISH. kiCh LookiNa
AND Moi ri INo. $l2.35.
,,,,s be~Grs q N unlg,Ay thirteen &c.
ISL f8E6tGHoUT Siirh six IAN aS 81 saff H.
Eeware Q the unlucsy ir,een, &c
Lots ll"3. 'OL5, eaOJ ol3O. Buys suits. Coats,
These suit cost T. tHFe from SO " as
AsuL lhtl Al koins At "a Suit
beWHrr 81 the unlucAl Thrice o, &C.
larry 49, rtuicut o. Ihi'drtn's over, oats. with
Ca =, siLes ~ years TO L. years s%.5.'. s2.5O.
ware Of The uuucsy thirteen. &c.
hAnd-yl- hue q; IhIlusrus suit. s. zes 4 % "a
year. - e. - 81. $50. 800. s3.15. 81.
ueS.Ty Of I've unIucky thirteen. H.
Only tvu weeks more and o
Sli bay ede Z our loss ami yOuEgaiu. nevertheless
s..LItl CHRISTMAS
VICTOR l. ADLERS
I'm PiKCLNT Clothing HOUSE
80 and 80 sth st ".
Corner Massachusetts, syeuua
sILICILY ONE PRICE
Open tonight until 10 pm. Tuesday night until !
Pm. d2J
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George Laws Game OF Poker.

From the iI't Uurg Posts Washington Letter
Gen. Spinola RECALLED his friends with a good
poker story the other day. Il was coming
down the Hudson one night" he said, lin COM
pany with Cornelius Vanderbilt, Thurlow
Weed. Dean Richmond and George Law, when
Weed proposed game of poker and l was
asked to come in. nesitated, for mad only
about $4,000 in my pocket and 1 knew that it
Was to be a game without limit l mentioned
the state of my finances to Law, but he told
me to take hand and said that he would
back me to any amount. i am willing 10 lose
SoO,UOO or 100000 tonight he said, and to-
morrow will tell you my reason.' So the
game started and l stayed in, husging the
shore pretty close and getting started every
once IN a while when some one went $1,000
bind When We quit at daybreak / had won
about $1,000, but Law had lost ten times that
amount. The next day met him. Il viii tell
you. Frank, he sand. why lost that money.
l wanted Vanderbilt to think / was a sucker,
and so play ed IKE one. 1Le result was that
today sold hun q lot OF steamboats, for nearly
S6OO,0OO more than | ever expected to get
from him. Don't you think the money was
well invested"
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JUDGE MILLER RECEIVES.
His Involuntary Callers in the Police
Court This Morning.

Judge Miller announced yesterday that he
would hold an early-morniug reception in the
Police Court today. Accordingly Bailiff Ken
dig. whose duty it was to call in the guests,
was dressed this morning in his best suit Of
clothes to do honor to the occasion. Clerks
Ciagett and Hayser and Marshal Mccartney as
sisted in receiving. There was a conspicuous
absence of the punch bowl, but the effects Of
last nights rotations were visible in MANY of
the callers faces. The first guests on hand
were George Jones and his daughter Hattie
They had been interrupted by Policeman Wall
whilo they were too noisily celebrating last
night and Judge Miller turned them over to
Mr. Stoutenburg to be his guests at the farm
Tor two weeks. Begging on the street was
charged against the ne II caller-Thos. Tbomp-
Son-by Sergeant Byrnes Two months. Mary
francis and Charlotte Parker wished the Judge
happy New Year, and he reciprocated by
Giving them three months at the farm. VIM
Walker and Andy Morris paid their respect,
and the judge extended to them the compli-
ments OF the season-sixty days each without
having to pay their board. Pasquale Girard,
an innocent looking Italian, answered when his
name was called and said guilty" to every
thing charged against him breaking a window
and dlsorderly conduct. The Judge said: SIS
or forty five days. Pas1uale didn't have the
'hfteen. Carl Tolliver, profanity. IS. John
Carrico and William Moxley were called.
The former appeared. said guilty and
epped back. 4 he latter paid IS to re-
mann away. Bridget White was charged
by Policeman Fritz Passau with leading a
.ewd life; sixty days. James O'Donnell, Thos.
,Iston and JAS Mcdonald. who met on a corner
N SwampoOdle last night. accused of having
been too 1o.sterous. They paid IS each. Ida
Lane and Richard Boston did not care to attend
he rtcep ion, and they therefore paid a ~
,ach tor the privilege Of staying home. Louisa
Jackson and Eliza Ross, coored girls. attended
a church social" last night. They started
nome together. but when the name OF Frank
tultz was IN, ,Ioued there was II fight Louisa
vas assessed : 10 and Eliza Was released Benny
Brtuson. u cUlored boy, was taxed sl0 for HIT
ung John Sanders with n stone.
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FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY.
Business, Marriage, Divorce, Lunacy,
Death, Etc.
pondence Of THE EVENING STAR.

Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
FREDERICK, Nd, December 81.
In the divorce suit Of Mrs. Susan Rohrbach
against Martin n. Rohrbach. q prominent mer-
chant here, the court yesterday dismissed the
petition Of the plaintiff and ordered that each
side pay the individual costs incurred
An industry to be known IS the Frederick
City box factory has been established here and
will go into operation on the 10th proximo.
Mr.. John c. Motter. attorney, yesterday filed
a petition in the circuit court here for writ
de lunatico inquirendo in the case Of Richard
vansant Of Mt Airy.
A pretty wedding took place today at the
home Of the brides parents near Burkittsville,
the contracting parties being Miss Maggie,
second daughter OF David Arnold. esq.,, and Mr..
Hamilton shaffer.- Miss Jennie l. Thomas
and MIR. Thaddeus NJ Biser were married to-
day at the residence Of the bride in Rocky
Springs. Alonzo Fox OF Foxville and Miss
E!tha Z. Wolf OF WoI.ryille were married at the
residence OF Rev. A. N. Smith near Myersville.
After the ceremony they left for Washington
on wedding tour.--Miss Alice, daughter OF
Mr.. Jesse I. Clary of near Unionville and ar.
Vim. Wagner of Liberty were married at the
home OF tho bride, Rev. Osborne Belt officlat-
ing.
Mrs. Aaron Davis died at her he me, five tiles
west OF this city, yesterday. Her husband was
l.
The remains OF Mrs. Frederick J. Nelson Of
this city, who died suddenly Friday night last
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. james Hopkins
III Washington. were buried in st. Johns Gem
etery here yesterday. The circuit court ad-
journed until after the funeral as a mark Of
respect to Dir. Nelson, who is one OF the oldest
members OF the bar here. High mass Was cei-
ebrated IN st. Johns Catholic church here by
Rev. Father Brand ana the body was borne to
Tue grave by Judge John A. Lynch, DR.. E. c.
MeSherry, John Il. Sifford, Adolphus Eearhake,
Vincent Sebod and Henry Williams.
IL. w. A.. Garner of Middletown valley while
at work near BoydS station in Montgomery
county, dis overed II fine vein o. srrlace IRON
ore on the farm OF MIR. rawford Z. Young
An inscription has been found on a rafter in
the house now occupied by John c. CoblentZ
near MIddletown which shows that 1t was
erected IN 1889 by s. Templin. The house is OF
stone and Is sti'l III good repair.
Edward Obald, prominent farmer, aged
about nifty years, died yesterday at his home
near trlzzieDUrg. lie leaves a widow aud
several children.
Miss Lettle Ebert of Washington is the guest
OF Mrs. DR.. T. ). Eades.-Mr. Otis Kepler of
fredericA Is visiting trlouds in WasnIngIop-
VIM. Nj. Crlmmlns, manager of the " estern
Union telegraph office here, has been visiting
In NashiA, ton.-Mrs. Mcclellan Shook OF
Washington Is the guest OF relatives here
Miss Mamie DIXON Is visiting frienis III Wash
inSton.-Mr. Albert l.. Pearre left last even
ing on q visit to Washington. F. NJ.
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NJ ALLls 4 co.'s

INV ORPHANS CUSTOM pOrsE CIGARS
AL Lons Clear Imported tobacco Tor cents. Are
Creole and Cuban Hand made
Absolutely pure and free from all acids extracts.
paints "a Aavoriug and not DIPPED J. beautitu
aHd rcrf~t 14snr-n,t cheap tigHrTO " CherOut.
lIuA4 q any lucent CigLf the United states thal
10 sold regular. This Cigar bars the highest testi.
uouIals u an sUOd. known In the trade Iudur-el
ey ODE hundred and seventy Of the very iarsest whole
ssle brus % tie south north and west Is ~ lar
tie Test @dverussd Cgar u the JLIon Regularly az
yertsed nearly every LEstcI4ss Vapsr IN the Union
s4sO ~ many other VGys. j. standard brand Abso
lGtsy uI4y che Mrv.e-ale Agency gwen each city
NTIte tyr iIlsss ALI contract
JANIS l. BARBOUR son,
dim Wholesale Ag,uts
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och Of reliable Furs Just opeued scr Christ.

LARGE stock Of reliable Furs Just opeued Ter Christ
uiaE Presents
er-iAn aid seal shoulder Cares Combination but
efeCtNe aua -tyliEh. SKUNK shoulder Ca -. with
Queen Anne AID rolling collar Astrachau Capes IN
every style Of CUllag fruu SlO TO go. seal Caper
With sv ~ style VI collar Monkey Capes Al III L.
ga seu4sklu Jsrkcts. Sacque~ and NIsItes at New
hOrk prices. Gray Aztrzch@n Cages tor lsdies aud
frcsentstOn Cmbrel aud Canes In all the novelties,
BABY Carriages, KnOer and u ~acqueS tor children
- a. IA eli : Gel e., lINiIg OiyNts and holes.
LADIES aid Misses Nuns and DUas IN every variety
CT fur.
bur trimming and NUTS 70 match In all furs sod
Al suOds sod lON aIIy house ia Amer aud
Ne have the largest stuck 10 select from.
HAl-LE4i y EDOfF,
hat. ers fuFriers.
nlS-Sm JOO feuusyIVanla ave.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

CT Advertising is profitable only when prop
erly done,-that is, in the medium sure to reach
the largest number of those whose attention is
sought Money otherwise expended for that
purpose is wasted. To eIpend it wisely, ad-
vertise in THE STAR. 1t not only claims the
largest circulation, but gives the figures, and
we airs to theml
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RAILROADS.
TINE GRFAT
-~Svrva~r. pOurp

i fENNsYIvANIA ROUTE
porPpIih Isl Ik NS1tA VII sI Mp nssSrHwEsr
sTEhL nails n.aSiiiSkST ieSlfsESr
SokNah GIN AND 5 TkfEfs as FoiioSs:
Tor a1 riIS.s and sss Mss She.sO hHe E,grs.
fssi Lane, 1870 IN, daily 70 Columbus and 81
iHm6as. aud sieepns csrs Harr,sssSs . 4 R, S
mono Ind; daily. saoeIt saturday. % ohacAeo,
raTlSr Car ~.sn,nston 20 hArriseurs, 40 sleep.
Slncinn.n. and plnins Oar hArr.so9y % 81
siseIius Sss. M hsRTS.. {, :" Se "a ~,A
LOUIS. conBecJing daily at Harrisburg ihroash
press 1900 pIa daily, Tor fatis6ars ana the Ns.,
with thr0ugh sieeper q httsburS. snd Ptts0ars
kkLTIN0RE AND poToNAc RAILROAD.
daily, except und4y, 8: IOAm.
For hIie. S=nand.lsa and Hoc CHESTER d.iy for Baf.
For "h sSe,iSs car Safse,Ss,O. = SSs.s..
an, asily, except sunday
tor , III S3T' s Ssy - M
go, 800 $500 and II 40 an, 2sl0 3.26
fiil9f LOO snd II "a 3 NJ On sunday s:oA
p.pl. Limited EIIress OF Pullman P.rlor cara
b:io .-n daily. except sunday. and 400 pIS
FVn rnIl.ADEIPHIA ONLY.
f"t Ehpre.s 10 .. N Neek days and 10 m dsny
For bos,S i wlthSg, chance 20 ? NJ every day.
Jersey oity ~ith bos,. - srsssIS Anne, sa-
ine direct transfer u Fulton street syoldlar
oolGle ierrAse across New AOTk Cay.
6ally 49,
For baltnaore. e:25. 20 s;Io. 600 $50 10 SO,
;Oo AID al 80 ALL, 1. 800. : 40. 3 20. 3:.Su,
500, Z :lO. 80, AZ. 600, 40 e:lU. lU.00
ana IA 20 pm On SUNDAY ssUu. gfOa. lO:J0
II AZ Am. = 10. ) -, 80. \ .OO, a.. 10. 3 GA
:sO, e:lO, lG:uo aud II 20 q. IA.
- except sunday.
For Annapolis, 30, v 90 an, 1 .O5 and 20 nm.
asuS, except Sunday. Sundays SsoS .. ~ 4 10
ALtAANDnIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
MAJ AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
IN AFFECT NOVEMBER is Isse
tor AlehAndflA $50, S;.sS. -, .4n = as, 1887
IN * - EOVn, 2.u5 40, AS 4 SIS. q .Ul,
sV-, ~ % and 90 pm. On Sund-y AZ So
80, y -, 1897 an, 2:3u, 10. osOl. s.oI
AocotAlliOdatIol' ter Qusntico. : As An and So
n, Ilh NeeA days 7. so sui5dAys
fOf hichlnond and the south, 400. 40 81 an and
10 pm daily Accommodation - pm. wee
Tran lesve Alexandra for Washington. Goa o..
s.VN s;lO, 1913, 90 IN. 20 500, ) 10.
o;lo so. s.-O. 40 ~. Iu a. and % - m On
SUNDAY al S;lO aid :Us am. 200. D 10. 0:lu,
-. 20, 80, lo:S@ and lO.42 pm.
IcAsts and iltoruI2tlon at tie otce. northeast
ner OF 18TH street aud tennsy wanna avenue. aud
Tie station where orders IL
ChAs. h. PUGH. J. ~ M1s5p
Drntfhl MADAsor. l-all Gen Rss
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/ ooR RrpRFR Goons

Al. DEAR Al AN PRICE
btst OF ali feT christmas, just received fresh from
our factory, tbOse Ne.yet iElshed Circulars with
MONKS Hoods and hiyh Collars. guaranteed water
proof, 81 30.
- iu.I lille Of GOODNkAR STRIPE PEASANTS Irish
IeasaLts- lr.Ece-s \CWI.aFket> and IangtIy. all oi
In qi-4ity and thoroughly WATERPROOF. | lowe
lo-siO!e Prize flnert Qu4lIty CiOtI SUrace Water
looI~ Ore1lcst variety If t.eutlemen's Double
tlrr aud lure Rubber Coats nj Bl5Ek nd
ehOLS that are leGUalsd tor wear
0OODlEAk LIB Err COMPANY,
49,, -. Joy Sth Il. ".
hEL'lA~A-L LANDoAls AAAASer- 4lS-slIn
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SYMPTOMS of La Crime.

chill that doth threaten TO shake out ones
tee b.
Weak limbs that the bodily weight bend beneath
A mead soreiy tried, and each nerve sadly Ierk cd
nose Thai, alas. Is indeed oyerworked.
Al. these are the symptoms now met on hfes nip
irocialming The Clutch Of the dreaded Ia grippe
IN. Y. Egsss.
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Did Very " ell without IT,

From the Phi. adelph.s Inquirer
Miss Chesinut-"Did you Sit under the mis-
tletoe?"
Miss Wainut--"I didn't have to-"
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n 4 SELI6SoN.
1900 aud 1902 Penna. ave. NV,
WASHINGTON, D. O.,

am the sole agent for the Pasadena Wines and Brsnes
aud sell at marvelously low prices. have received
orders from rich and poor alike and all cheerfully
knowledge that the Fasadens Wines and Brandes
by far the best and purest the District, notwit
standing the fact that my prices the very lowest
My 20 per cent removal discount viii be indefinitely
continued.
PLEASE COMPARE MY PRICES WITH THOSE OF
OTHERS.
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A p . L L o.

All persons desiring 10 have Pure,
Healthy, IAIatzble and stimulating
Drink With theI. Christmas and New
Years table sEoHlI not TAI ~ SenG Tor
lcAse " this nEs Beer.
APOLLO
anew and special brewing Of the BAR
THOLOMAY BREWING co.
RICHES TER, NY
Price, $3.50 per case of two dozen
Pants. delivered 70 Any part Of the city.
Joe llIH ST. NV.
TELEPHONE AL
n27-3m APOILo
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-RFMvMpFR that the payment Of prizes u
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKSofNew
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President OF
Institution whose chartered rights are recognized
in the highest Courts: therefore, UewArs az IA iits-
lions anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR Is the price Of the smallest part
OF fraction Of = Ticket ISSusD BY US in any Draw
ing. Anything in oar h~iAs ousxea ior less than
Dollar u aswandlA dl6-wksAw
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FINANCIAL.

EkON SHALL I SAFELY INVEST MY CAPITAL,
Il How can increase my ihclme with SAFETY:
SeId Ior Circular with most ttreslng Information
OF u y = PIX CEAI NOME.
PRINCIPAL AADlNTEREST GUARANTEED by
most res onsible con any, vii assets one MIL
LlDN DOLLARS, IN Winch of best yi uzens
have invested, 10 whom refer Address
1AE hINNER IN EsTMEN1 co,
Represented by JOHN H. KELSo, JR,
d16-eolnis b south ST. Bal tiIuore Ma
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DE8sONs WHO WISH TO GET FULL PRICES
Il tor DsmODds. Jewelry, SPORTING tiOods call At
LASkEl'S,
POI PennA- sve "A. ~. I'd 81.
Also full value raid for Odd Guid aud Silver Bar
gains u L@l.os' Gouss S0la xtcAes. d5-td,liu
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nkUNKENSEss. OK THE LIQUOR HABIT,
Positively Cured by administering Dr. Haines'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
IL can b given IN Of coffee or tea or in articles
CT food ~tfhout the Ano~ sse the patent IL IN ab
soiutey harmless. and VIII effect q permanent and
speedy cure etAe- Use bagleEt Is moderate drinker
alcoholic wreck II NLVEK IAIIxs Over
100000 crsLAAFus have been made temperate men
who Lave taken Golden Specific in their coffee w,hou,
their AA0 1--G>, tDry .uii drink
ing Of e-s-4 800 AEes ~A OF partic uIArs
frea
s. r. WARE. under bbi,t House
r, X. HELFHENsIiNE. lith 81 and Va ave.
Dkll-eO14St
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.&zzfz9zsza
H<<e<$
Commissioners
Nc tie undersigned Bonhs and Bankers, ,cia pay az
7,T5.es dTGUr The Louisiana stale Lotttifes 1hch
nay be presented our cOtHterx
In. wALMsLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank
. ilLkkE LANAUA, Tres stste National Bank
bALDMiN. Pres. New Orleans National BAaE
GAIL kOhA. Pres Uaion National BaTk
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY. JANUARY IA. 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000
100000 Tickets at $50 each Halves $40: Quarters.
s5: Tenths, 81; Twcnneths 81.
LIST OF PRIZES
1rRIZE OF 1000 is............... $500, 600
1lIlILE OF lUU,UUU ls................ 100000
tllLL 0F 5g'oo9 is.....--......... $1,000 e,o
. thILi.s OF $1,000 are............. $1,000
- PhIlLs OF 5.OO0 are.......-....... $4,000
III tidZES OF 500 ......,'....' 5000
~ FhlLES OF 800 are..............- $1,000
~ fbILI.s OF 200 are............... 1Uv,uoo
APPROXIMATION PliiLES
100 Prizes OF $500 are.......-............ 10000
lCO Ir1ZeS OF 5UO are. .....-....-...--.- 3u,OOo
lGu Prlzes OF 2O0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2u.U0O
TERMINAL PRIZES.
300 Prizes of 800 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
S99 Prizes OF 400 are..................... $4,000
3.l34. Prizes. amounting l.054.SO0
NOTE ickets drawing Capital Prizes not enti-
tied to Terminal Prizes.
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eE ToR CLUB RATES, or any further information
desired, write leglDly to the undersigned, clearly
siiing your resloece, with state, County, street aud
humber tAlld return liall delivery WALL DC
ny ySuT lncloslng knveiVpe bearing 1u0
address,
IMPORTANT.
Address NJ A DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La
By ordinary letter, containing Money Order issued
BY all kxpress COMPANIES New iork Exchxnge. Draft
or Postal Nota
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ochedule AZ elect llbes 1851.
Leave Washington station corner OF New yer~ev
-, avenue and strvct
For Chic2xO aud Northwest kestibuled Limited
e,l ress ualIy ii 20 AIN eKyress $50 a IA
foa SlLcHlatl. st. aud Indi aLlAloliA express
Carly. $ ~ and 4 80 y IN.
for ftasbars And IsNeisnd. yesrbuled Ianitea
eh! fess uAlIS Al 20 ana klryss 40 pIn.
TOT Lexington aud Local Stations ito 81 AN
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III MANICURE AND O4IROpODIeT,
7o3 5th st. NV. over Thompsons drug storA
The only importer and man .ctursr Of nae 4an1-