The morning call., 1891-07-12

$4,000 tickets at So each SEQ GOO
Prizes payable In thirty DAYS after tbs drawing il
finished subject Ia a deduction of 10 per cent. All
prizes nt Claimed in twelve months after the I'm
lShing of the drawing Will lie considered as reliu-
quisted in favor of the church.
AneXactly similar scheme was advertised
by the Second Baptist Church of Phila-
delphia, where 1900 tickets were offered
and prizes amounted to $4,000, the highest
of which was $4,000. The advantages it offers
over the Presbyterian scheme are announced
in the following manner:
The above scheme offers the best chanc. for
substantial Prize of any lottery that has been
presented TO The public in this Stale. From The
sales of tile tickets (which are now selling at the
moderate price OF So II Is presumed the lotIer
VIII commence drawing at an early period. All
orders posipaId) Including he cash shall be duly
attended 10.
THE PLAYHOUSE OF 1907.
The drama may have progressed and
greatly improved since 1877, but it was
live feature then, as will be seen by the fol
lowing card:
NEW THEATER.
FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 20, 1907,
WIN be presented an historical play in
acts raiied the
SECOND PART OF HENRY ~
HUMoRs OF SIR JOHN FA1srArF,
Containing the death of Henry " and coronation of
HENRY THE FIFTH
written by ShaSespcare)
Dramaris persona
To which Will be added
(for the tn rd time here)
A much-admred farce in two acts, called
THE WEATHERCOCK.
On Saturday the tragedy of George Barnwell, with
the Little Glass Slipper.
on Monday the tragedy OF the ROBBERS, with
entertainments.
A WONDERFUL INVENTION.
The IA rmers of Philadelphia Bucks Delaware
Lancaster. Chester and Montgomery counties
are invited 10 come aud see and purchase
A PATENT SMELLING MACHINE,
The subscriber having obtained right by pur-
others to be used machine for Smelling Indian
corn on new and improved method; the most
simple and the greatest for facility aud utility
that has ever been invented. aud worthy The at
tenton OF all persons whether farmers or others,
that have to accomplish the arduous task OF
separating the corn from the cob.
WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE.
Two men with This machine, worked by hand,
can shell one hundred bushels OF corn in a cay
/ he machine may also be fixed TO be turned by
water or by horse.
It's hoped 10 person VIII be afraid to come 10
view this slmple prodigy Tor 1t IS perfectly harm
less and inofensiye, and win hurt no one. II only
wants TO be seen and tried for recommendation.
"oUR LATE INDUSTRIOUS CHIEF"
Washington Rangers You VIII parade in COM
pete uniform, with side arms, on the 22d OF
February, TO congratulate each other on the
birthday OF on6 of the first of men, and bring TO
recollection lis virtues aud his loss. l. X. Nor.
ris Captain.
washington Blues-1n cOmmemoratlon OF the
day which gave birth TO our late iilustrious
chief. General George Washington, the corps
will parade al my quarters, on Monday, the 23d
inst, al 10 O'clock in the morning precisely, in
| complete winter uniform, provided with eighteen
| rounds OF blunt cartridge. Samuel Wharton,
| Captain.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
POsen, Nov % news three months old)-The
| invtncbe Napoleon has said TO the deputies sent
| TO him at Berlin that as soon as he 80, 600
or 10000 Polish national guards in arms he Will
| declare that The nation exists.
General DOmbroWsky, In an ap0strophe to the
| females, calls upon them TO sacrifice the last of
their jewels, ornaments, etc. and In lieu OF these
| 10 adorn themselves with the laurel Of patriot
| ism; thus" says he, I've shall show ourselves
| worthy OF the protection OF Napoleon The Great"
PROTECTIVE TARIFF IN ITALY.
Milan. Nov ia royal decree has appeared,
exp essing that from January l, 1907, the i'm.
| pottaiou OF all foreign wares Will be prohibited,
linen and leather excepted. 1t IS added that the
! trading interest has alret dy demonstrated with
| the Minister, Maresehalcni, against these
| measures; but they have been Informed that the
| Kingdom OF Italy may expect every article from
| France which Italy does not produce at the most
| reasonable prices
| THE OLD, OLD STORY.
| The expense and labor bestowed on this paper
must be obvious 10 every reader. IL Is The only
| paper perhaps in tile nation that stands upon
| the independent ground of its own intrinsic
| character. and il must be confessed, though il
maintain that ground. that there Is not an inspid
qnently that does moi derive more emoiuInent for
| lis imbecIliiy than this derives from its inIeli
gence and lis ton. The editor feels 1t necessary
| at This time 10 apprise the readers that after the
first day OF May next the price of the daily paper
| Will be advanced 81 year; that the yearly sub
| scription will he 50 instead OF SIS. Al that
| period a complete settlement will be expected
| with every person who is indebted TO THIS estab
| lishmeni, which has been much depressed BY
claims now due would place the editor In perfect
| ease aud pecunlary independence.