THE JDA11A' BEE- SATURDAY DKCEMBWR G 1884
A Oront lrtblcni ,
Take all the Kidney and Liver
Medicines ,
Take all the Jilood purifiers ,
Take all the Jthcmnatio remedies ,
Taka all the Dysjjcjisin and indlgca
tlon cures ,
Take oil the Ague Fever , andbillious
specifics ,
Take nil the lirain and Js'ervo force
Take nil the Great health restorers.
In short , take nil the best qualities
of all these , nnd the bcl
Qualities of all the best medicines in
thoworld , and you will find that Hop
_ Jiittcrs have the best curative q j
ities and powers of all conccnlrdtcd
In them , and thnt they willcuro when
any orall of these , aingloor combined
Fail. A thorough tiial will give
positive pr'oof of this
Hardened Tjlver.
Fivoyeara ago I broke down with kid
ney and liver complaint and rheumatism.
Since then I have been unable to be
about at nil. My liver bncamo hard like
wood ; my inib.i were pulled up aud filled
with water ,
All the boat physicians agreed that
nothing could euro mo. I resolved to try
Hop Bitters ; Ilmvouscd seven bottles ;
ho hardness has all gone from my liver ,
ho swelling from my limbs , and it has
worked a miracle in my case ; otherwise
I would have been now in my gravo. J.
"VV. MOHEY , Builalo , Oct. 1 , 1881.
Poverty nud Sufl'orln .
"I was dragged down with debt , pover
ty nnd aufloring for years , caused by
sick family nnd largo bills for doctoring.
I was completely discouraged , until one
year ago , by the ndvico of my pastor , I
commenced using Hop Bitters , and in nee
month wo were all well , and none of us
have seen n sick day since , aud 1 want to
say to all poor mon , you can keep your
families well n year with Hop Bittora for
leas tnan ono doctor's visit will cost , 1
know it. " A WOUKING.MAN.
TNone genuine without a bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun nil the vile ,
poisonous stuff with "IIop" or "Hops" in their
name.
. .
fiol. worll. curt. liT p-.iib. { v EMrrhuk , It.cr tij < l Arw. * D | .11
Ijiorlrnof tb. Iiirr. tr Orttm A.'e drop * Itri.rt tdtllcloutfl.vn
kj ClM. ef ( Liuni tftD > . il to All .umiarr Urlak. Try It , % D
k * .i f count. V t * . /.4 Tour rroT f drurft.t fci
IrUt.Iulia.-ututilb rH. U D tUOIRT,1tO > i
; . w. WUPPCEUA
S1 JiJiW.IIHWr If.
Ill ( IUU3 Of < ] h
ipsia , cleWlitj ,
rheumatism , ( ever
and & Uc , liver coin-
tUint. inacttUty of
the kldueja mid
Madder , constlpfc
tlon and other or
lane ! maladies. HDP <
tetter's Stomadi
Hitters 13 a tried
rcmeJ.N , t3 which
thu medlcit brother
hood have lent their
professorial sani
tion.anl nhlcli as
tonicalteratho and
hou 9hold specific
for disorders of the
„ ( STOMACH ' stomach , liver end
bond ? has an un.
iTTE' bounded popularity.
iror tale by druggists -
gists and dtolere , to whom apply for IlOTttttcr's Al
manac ( or liSiS.
Tor the Cure of nil diseases of
\ Horses , Cattle , Sheep
DOGS , HOGS , POULTKY.
Used successfully for 20 years by Far
mers , Stockbreeders , Honm ll.ll. , &
llndorsptl fc used by the U.S.Governm'U
jds-ramplilcis & Charts sent frep.-tt.-s&
v HUMPHREYS' ' MEDICINE CO , ,
i 109 Fulton St , Now York.
Humpfireys' Homeopathic
* ' *
> n * rt M twr J
InJI use' W T ar . TJio onlv mmcpHeful remedy lor
Nervou.5'Debility , Vita ! Weakness ,
And Profitmtiac. frnm o\er-workor oilier cnu 'Ci
fllpTvial , .trA nalanml
'
1elances tttat , In a t w yoart , have
cl
Dkco fax tl manafaoturo
m streei , ia - " - * ° Tery
respect to th beat
v Custom Work !
1 the Jowne of
time
at the same
milo ,
of clothing
the Bno grade
nrlcoof
P Bstonlah
they handle Is no less
Imr than the
Perfection of Fit !
IANIJ THE QCAUI7 Ot
: AJ. * &ND MAKE
a lollHonsfi
1210 Farnam Street. 1210
TIMKEN VEHISLE81
DU66Y CO ,
THE TURTLE MAN ,
SMI BaciEd and Tortoise
One oftlio Qiici'i-rst KfcnkH of Nature
In K.xlstonco.
The Thursday morning train of Pullman
cars over the U. P. direct from Portland ,
Ore.being Ihopiffneor of its kind that has
reached this city , had oniong other passengers
sengors ono of the most wonderful spec !
inons of human nature yet known to his
tory , being nothing loss than n highly intelligent
tolligent man , aged about twenty-three ,
nhoto body was encased by nature in n
complete turtle shell. To his fellow-pas
sengers , even thoco In the adjoining seat ,
ho appoarodto bo rather leathery com-
plcxioucd , hh face unnaturally elongat
ed , but they Raw no shell , for ho wore a
light chinchilla coat tightly fitting up to
the nock and his lower extremities being
natural in formation , were encased in the
conventional pantaloonsof business make.
It is true that the buck scorned some
what deformed , but not so muih so us to
attract unusual attention. There Boomed
to bo an unusual absence of hair on the
lower portion of the cranium , but wheth
er ho had the "croppy cut" demanded by
the style of the day no one in the car
know , for ho kept his hat on all the
( rhilo. In a word , to all outward ap
pearances there was nothing about the
passenger to draw the eye of mere curi
osity ?
"THERE WEUE BUT TWO vtx
among the scores aboard who had any
idea of the great human curiosity who
was being hurled along the first through
Oregon Short Line train from the far
thest northwestern "squares" of Uncle
Sam's checker board to the center of his
' King lino" along the thickly settled
Atlantic. Those were Tgimtio Pavilbo ,
the "Turtln man's companion , and Wil
liam P. Crowley , a Now York state
journalist , and at ono time press agent
for Baker and Farron , the well known
Gorman comedians , and latterly of
Cooper & Bailey's circus. It was through
the valuable information of the latter
that his old-time friend , a reporter of the
BEK , was granted an inspection of the
shell back In puris naturis.
After the usual greetings which become -
come so much warmer in friendship's
realms whom years have parted , a Damon
and Pythias of a most halcyon yore , Air.
Crowley said , "Do you see that young
follow , apparently humpbacked , sitting
over yonder ] Well , right there Is n for
tune for any showman. I'd rather have
him than
AOtJUHQATION' .
But the public eye will never gaze
upon the wondortul formation that nature
has given him. "
"Well , Crowley , " said the reporter ,
what about him. If there ia such a mlno
of wealth under his coat , why don't ho
show up ? "
Only this and nothing more. Ho ia
incased in aa complete a turtle shell as
you over saw. Ono of these regular old
green backed follows that wo find on the
erase. I will give you his history and I
think 1 will bo i.ble to got him to raise
the curtain and lot thu caiiosity astonish
your oculars. But mind , old boy , you're
no newspaper man , hut simply a friend of
mine. " Hero goes for Juan Ohaves' his
tory. Ho was born in the southern part
of California in 1851 , and thoao in attend
ance wore thunderstruck to find that the
child had a perfect turtle shell about it
while the arms and legs wore juat as
natural as those of any other infant.
The physicians saw on examination that
it would bo certain death to remove the
shell. Thousands of dollars were spent
in surgical examinations , but all
distinguished physicians who saw the
case decided that any attempted
Ol'KKATIOX WOULD HE FATAL. '
The mother died in giving birth to this
child , and the father , ono of the wealthi
est men in that section of the country ,
ot the child grow through boyh-od and
? outh up to where you see
lira to-day. Hardly any ono
n the neighborhood know of the
caao and apparently young Juan was just
Jko other boys and.other young men.
Some years ago the father , his brothor-in
law who is now the young man's compan
ion moved up into Oregon and sootled
on a largo ranch and thuu in 1882 the
elder Chavca died. Ho loft his entire
fortune to his son who had been thor
oughly educated by his uncle , a man of
learning ajid in the old man'd will it was
provided that under no condition whatever
over should his son bo exhibited publicly
or oven examined in the in
terests of surgical knowledge.
J7 I , * W Ou i * . wpi. , fa TJur-uw , 'wuj
JtJ Jin immense fortune no can enjoy
life in great shape. Old Pavilln is under
obligations to mo on account of the favors
extended at the tiuie the Cooper & Bailey
party were wrecked on the Now Zealand
trip , you remember , and I will see it 1
can got you a poop at the curiosity. "
Suiting his action to his words Mr.
Orowloy walked over the seat where the
old and the young man were sitting , and
it deemed to th o BEE it required pretty
strong argument to obtain the do *
sired permission. At last it
time , and an invitation was
extended to visit the stateroom which
the party occupied. The reporter was
considerable relieved , for although ho
know Crovrloy wan always a man of truth ,
still ao improbable aoemod his story he
was most anxious to see it verified. On
reaching the privacy of the stateroom and
the door being locked to prevent en
trance , introductions followed and a chat
of aomo minutes was indulged in before
anything was said about a sight at
THE THUK IIUHINEKH.
Finally Air. Pavillo addressed his ward
in Spanish and Immediately
ho fetood up and removed
h.n coat and vest and Mr. Pavillo
proceeded to unbutton the young man's
ahlrts , which were peculiarly adapted to
the form of his body. It was but a
minnto before the story of Orowloy was
verified in all Its features in fact , more
tbaa verified , for the body of Chavos
wai enclosed in a complete a turtle ahull
as cue coald sea on any of the ordinary
dllEKH PELLOWH
of the deep. The back was a slightly
dark color , and that portion of the breast
of the young man was of much lighter
hue , compering exactly with the relative
colorings of the genuine species. Ho with
the harduesa and softness of the
two parts. The back was a complete
hell in every particular , and the front
portion considerably softer resembling
an extra thick skin. The arms and legs
were united to the shell far more closely
than on the ganuiuo turtle , but the ahapo
of the shell had
A WONl'KUFUL ItESKMIH.A.NUK ,
Bo with diagonal marks on the head
and darker spots on the back , j
but neither had the resemblance to hu- >
minity. At the nock the shell portion
cftuio closely up to the II ash of the neck
just aa the arms and hipa ; the junction
of the latter with the
shell forming the moat "unturtlo-
like" appemnco of all. In fact it rosum-
blcd a turtle eholl cut off square. There
was nothing peculiar about the hcr.il ex
cept that it WAS much longer than usually
the c.190 in humanity and was entirely
devoid of hair. The features were regu
lar in every respect , tcolli , cars , noeo of
natural and harmonious sieo , and the eyes
rather smaller and exceedingly snappish ,
It was a wonderful body formation In
deed , and of count ) would require a
medical man's knowledge to flvo
any kind of uclrquato description.
No doubt It would be a bonanzi sieht
for any physician to examine , hut Mr.
Pavillo Mid that young Chavoi hod to
much of that kind of examination in his
childhood to need any more aud ho never
woulu be put up as n chemical subject.
The young man eaU , drinks , con-
veiscs and ixota just like any young man.
No one would know of his skull , luck
and breast when drcaied aud as for intelligence -
tolligonco ho is far above the nvorago.
Indeed ho IB highly educated , spunks
Spaniah , Fmich and Koglish perfectly.
Ilo IB a great reader and very much ml
vors to company of any kind , being devotedly -
votedly attached to his undo.
The length of time the train took on
stoppage at the transfer depot having ox-
piri'd , cut thjrta most interesting visit
and the BEI : man returned to the Omaha
side fully satisfied that he had soon the
most wonderful creature God over made.
Beauty , that transitory tlowor , can
only bo had by using Pozzoni'a medicated
complexion powder.
INDEPENDENT" ORDER OF
FORESTERS ,
Its 1't'liiolplcB niul Oliout8. | lo Uii
ltoiiclt ( , mill Siiuill
Annual Cott ,
This llcncvolcnt Order is based upon
the broadest principles of mutual aid and
fraternal ir.torcourao in all the logical and
business relations of life. Its grand ob
ject is to uulto in ono ( rue brotherhood
all good mon , without regard to certain
creeds , political dogmas , or conditions in
life ; to provide for relief in sickness or
disability , to establish upon the Jfitlital
Aid plan a fund for the relief of Widows
and Orphans of deceased members , to
foster a spirit of co-operation In all de
partments of labor and commerce ; assist
the unfortunate and relieve the distres
sed , to encourage and protect the profes
sional man , laborer , artisan , tradesman ,
or farmer , and all engaged iu industrial
pursuits.
Independent Foresters are taught by
the principles of the order , to bo sober ,
upright and consclencious willing to
help , ready to relieve , and obedient to
the laws of their country , so as to com
mand respect from their fellow-men.
The laws of the order are simplified
and most liberal , giving to each tubor-
diuato court the right to regulutu its orrn
domestic afl'iira and internal economy ,
while the ritual Is very beautiful , novel
and exciting , making the initiatory and
other ceremonies most interesting und
instructive. Tno bonoQts are largo and
varied.
The Omaha members of the society
will , it is to bo hoped bo successful iu
securing for Nebraska a "High Court. "
No Snfer llcmcdy win bo had for Coughs
and Colds , or nny trouble of tlio Throat , than
iiw' BRONCHIAL TKOCHKS. " Price 25
cU. SOLD ONLY i.v IIOVEB.
_
S 'nokdS.nl of North Carolina "Tbao
co.
_
THE AEIONS ,
Tlio InauRurAl Party of the Season
Tliursaay K
This popular social organization opened
the season Thursday evening with a most
pleasant and recherche entertainment at
Germnnm hall. The club is composed
ot twenty -five young gentlemen of the
city who are numbered among our
most valued residents. The party
was unusually brilliant the details
being arranged for a grand good timo.
The music was furnished by the Musi
cal Union orchestra and was especially
arranged for the occasion . There wore
fourteen numbers , all inviting and well
calculated to charm lovoru of the
"mazy. "
.Tlio ollkers and committees of the club are
Kxecutivo committee Robert
H. G. .7. Lchmann , Chas. .Motz. * „ „ ,
Fred Metiiremilcnt ; Max Btcht , viol
president ; ( Jeorga Tzschuck , BDcrctary ; F. Jv
liiaiffo , trcnbiuer.
Coinmlttcn Max Decht , llobort Hosoiu
wai , Julius 1'catnur , Frank J. J/unRe , and
CliuK. Muu.
DUIIKK.E'M SALAI > DUKK.SINO & COLD
] \IIAT \ SAUCI ; . The finest mayonalse for
meat , fiah , and vegetable naiads , and a
superb table sauce. It far surpasses nny
homo-made dressing. Everybody likes it.
Ilnv Kcs of ItliuitmutlHiit
This is worth reading. It is from a
well known lady of BuUvia , N , Y : "I
write to Inform you of the wonderful ef
fect of Brown's Iron Bitters. For three
years I was atlllctod with rheumatism ,
which sadly impaired my health. Six
months ago I began taking thu bitters.
The improvement surprised us all. A
rapid and permanent restoration to health
has been the result. 1 consider myself
entirely cured. Signed , Mary K Garry , "
This valuable remedy can bo had of any
druggist.
An English electrical journal has dis
covered the following popular fallacies
concerning lightning : That chewing the
splinters from a tree struck by lightning
will cure the toothache ; that such splint
ers will not burn ; that thebodlea of those
killed by lightning shock do not become
corrupt , and thnt no ono is killed by
lightning while asleep ,
YOUNG MAN. KKJAU THIB ,
Till VOLTAIO UKLT UOUPANr , ot Marshall
Michigan , ou'er to Bond their celebrabxl ELEO
TRIO VOI.TAIO BELT anil ether KLKOTIIIO Ar-
I'LIANOKH on trial for thirty daya , to mon
( youiiff or old ) alillcted with nervous debility.
ions ol vitality and manhood , nud nil kindred
troubles. Aluo for rheutnutlmn , neuralgia ,
paralynia , and many other dueaif * . Cninpliite
restoration to health , vigor and manhood
guaranteed. No rink incurred , ai thirtyidayt1
trial U allowed. Write them at onoo for illiut-
trated pamhlnt | friw.
Fifty thousand woodchucks have been
killed iu New Ilampihiro during the
present year , on which the state pays a
bounty of ton cents each , making a total
for woodchuck killing of $5,000. Reck
oning each woodchuck to weigh fivn
pounds , thu total weight of the 50.0CO
will aggregate 112 tout.
HIGHWAYMEN
Ttieir Latcsl Attacks on tbo
Streets of This Cily ,
Tlio Wi'Alticr I'loyliloim t\it' ( Jrttlnj ;
lu Thi'lr Work.
A prominent contractor of thii city roj
marked yesterday that the present weath
er just suited him and others iu his line ,
as It enabled thorn to keep their forces
at work on the highways of tao city right
along through mid-winter and the city's
force to continue their labors on the
crosswalks and other necessary jobs to
prepare for winter navigation by man ami
bonst.
Street Commleslonor Mo.iny has been
gettiug in sotuo good llckj. A few daya
ago ho laid five crossings In one day in
the Sixth ward. Ho wits thnu at work
grading Oraco street for t' ' > o switch which
Is to bo Inid'to connect the Northwestern
road with the Columbia brewery recently
leased by llor fc Co. This was to secure
transportation of coal and ice without such
heavy labor mid expense. L'lftoon men
and six teams were engaged un tliis work
and nine mon ou crosswalks. The foreo
was taken from the First to the Fifth
ward , all hut sovcn being laid iu the
former , In four days tittoon of thu
twenty-five walks wore laid in the Fifth
ward. The commissioner generally makes
things hum when ho gets At them.
CUTTINO WEST ITMISO.
The people out on West Cmnlng street
aio rejoicing In the fact that the council
did not approve of the change of grauo
on that thoroughfare. Hwas the desire
of some few "monopolists" to have a now
cut of ton foot mada at ono portion , and
the lots already being thirty-four foot
above the street from the first grading ,
this would , it is thought , ba a little too
much of a good thing , as the residents
did not care to bo perched up quite so
high. The proposition only got the en
dorsement of ono councilman.
STREET 1'AVIMl.
A heavy force of mon Is at work on
the paving of Ninth street , between
Douglas and Capitol avenue , and if no
storm comes the two blocks will ho com
pleted iu short odqr.
Contractor Kyhor has taken his scrap-
era and marched actoss to the Iowa utdo
of the Big Muddy. What ho will do
there was uot ascertained.
IT is rossi 111.1 ;
that the move of the Northwestern In ex
tending a stdo 'track ' to the Columbia
brewery , has more than that luatutlon'a
intereats in view , and that they are thus
maneuvering to go out of Omaha over
the western blull'i parallel with tlio U.
P.'s bolt line and reach the South Oma
ha atock yards.
CRIME'S lAWSAL
A Series of Small Offenses Committed
'
mitted mtbcCily ,
Iatt m KelcntiMl Frcil Thomas A ] > -
lirehcmletl Sncalc Tlilev < ; j in
StiuUi Oiunba.
In the police court yesterday afternoon
the noted Yiors case was continued for
two weeks.
Oilicer Knight filed complaints against
George Steele , William Zotty , P. U.
Green and others for maintaining a
nulsanco botwocn Fifteenth and Six
teenth and Farnam and Harnoy streets.
Complaints were also filed against
four small bays named Thomas Thonip
son , Fatty' Olstrom , Frank McDonald
and James Kullbcr ; ! charging them with
breaking the gas lamps ou lower Six
teenth street. The boys were arrested
by officer Sullivan yesterday afternoon
and will appear this morning to the
charge against them.
A somewhat ludicrous story comes from
South Omaha , which apparent ! ' will end
in arrest. On Wednesday night last eonio
people living in that part of th Hy aw
sneak thioven rniryinf ! oF ! their clothes
lines , chickens , etc Thbj- secured the
services of Oliicur Krogh and wont In
pursuit of the freebooters. They fol
lowed thorn into an old brick yard , when
ono of the pursuing party gave a yell
which catisud the thieves to droji their
plunder aud run for their liberty. The
booty was secured , and the roan who gave
the yell was placed in ita charge , while
the remainder still followed the fugl-
njves. Shortly after they had loft him
vvif'co man loft in charge of the
l i < * ipdp ' wan f.puroachod by an unknown
part } . The bailee of the stolen goods
was iiivitori by him to go into thu bushea
and identify a captured man who'wiui
supposed to bo ono of the mauraiidurs.
Ho unsuspectingly wont whore invited
and when ho returned the plunder had
all disappeared. A complaint has sluco
boon filed against him for complicity in
the theft.
F. B. Patton who nan arrested for thu
defaulting bookkeeper of the Kalians
state penitentiary , wan seen by F. W.
Glick of the Lansing prison last evening ,
who soya ho ia not the man wanted. Ho
was accordingly released. Yesterday
afternoon Patton , on the advice of his
attorney , formally demanded his liberty
from the jailor. It was , however , re
fused and it is thought he will make
some ono a party defendant in an action
of false imprisonment ,
William Parker was last night arrested
for the larceny of a ham from Nichols ,
the Sixteenth street grocer.
Seven drunks and disorderlies occupied
apartments in the city jail last night.
Deputy Sheriff Crnwull loft last even
ing for ItichardHon county , in this state ,
where Fred Thomas , who is charged
with stealing $40 worth of cigars from
Chinn & Now , boa buon arrested by the
first named partner of that firm.
F. W. Parker , the indicted ex-register
of the Beatrice land olllco voluntarily
surrendered himself to the United
States authorities yeaterduy and was
hold to ball in the sum of $1,000.
Mergoll k Jtuuduuvbig yesterday In-
atltutod Hiilt DKainit Mrw , Pentzel , Duller
and Mitchell to recover $17 for work done for
the fjtutfi Fireman' * ataoclallon ,
The pool roiul * yentcriUy titok down
their uiwea in the Union ticket olllco In the
Millard hotel , aa their butlneia would not
jurtlfy thorn In kerning them up , The ofllvo
will alao be uluniloncd by the fnlon 1'uuifio
road after Jnmury M , 1885 , and Mr , LOOK
will bo UH im | d to other dntlca by that road ,
Boston Brown Bruud at French itOo's ,
Ladies and Gontlmnon's Coal Caps , at
Baxo'e , the Hatter , Orora Houio
THE ANNUAL KEOORD OF
PRIZES.
Their KnnrinoitM Totnl unit Wltto Ills
trllMttloii UnprlreH of the
Ulhiil
A partial li l of the prl/.M above Ono
Thmuantl Dollars , imltl by Tlio LonUlni
SWo Lottery Ormtpftnv ilntlnc the ymr onil
injj Xo > pmb < rl81l , together with tlio immoa
ntul millions given to tlio Company by the
liohlorfi omitting tlu o wlio Ima tcquc ted
it.
llocelpta ( or tint amounts nto on file At tlio
otllsea of thu Company ,
1)KA.WIX < 5 OK IWOntllKIl 18 , 18S3.
.John Ki-yox ValfK , Care T. . 1) ) . Alex
andra & Co. , < Nnisnu kt. , New.
Yotk . -,000
T. McAulilIo , S.iuinimli , ( lee . l.OOj
UUAAVINU or JANUAUV in , mat ,
llt-nry Mutik , 2"t Oratlot nve. . Do *
troit , Mich . . . . . . 2,010
Sim. l.uxv , Detroit , Mich . 11,000
\V. M. liftkny , llolh , liraynun Co. ,
Toxin . 1,200
Conn V Vuibelmaii , 10'J tinuior at. , '
-n . 1,200
DUAWINU OK mmiTAHY , 1'J. 1SSI.
Frank l''iiolollo ' , l3 ! 1'ino at. , , lnck m-
villo. Kin . 1B.COO
Ilormnu Klrchnor , Crystal hold , cor-
tiur lib nud Uotry BIB. , S.xii Vr. n-
oinco , 01 . 15,000
Umncu N. Hntch , 10S 1 ft , Uoston ,
MUM . ir.,000
, T. A. Holari , CIKoynl st. , NOMT Or-
lonlis. l.a . 0,000
11. 1 ! , llicki , Alorcnntou. X. 0. , celled -
led oil through Hunk of AnboUllo ,
A ho\lllp , N. 0. . 6,000
1 ! . Krank IWfiO , P.O. llox asn , Uav *
orly , MOM . -,000
M. F. lixckny , 1127 Mnrylnml , nvc , X
U. , WnohluRton , J ) . 0 . 2,030
DHA-WIKC OK M AHOII 11.1831.
Henry Hlvern , foreman Wiwt Mil
waukee Bliopn , St. 1'nul It. 11. , Mil *
wnukuo , Wls . 1C,000
WllHo OvS ! ? ' \ Columbu" ' Ml8 < 1 . lb'm
iloiui Mnrtoll , IKW Sncrnmento at. ,
( Jeorgo Uumm , euro U rry , lialnl Si
Co. . 0 I1. Itnbbins , 51'J Iioavon-
worth st. San Krnnclnco , Cnl . 10,000
August Viobol , cor. llVny ixuil W l
nuUU.St. Unit , Mo . 0,000
.lumen Wontzol , I'olt3ilia , l' . B.OOJ
O. W. McCormick , Chnrloatou , Ark. B.OOO
li. Hpsokols , llnldwtna , Jackson Co. ,
Iowa . . 1,200
1'roderlck Miutcn129 Franklin at. ,
ButTalu , N. Y , . 1,200
DKAWJNU oFXlMUL 8 ; 1881.
Klbott S. Montgomery , Mount Olivet
Ky . 15,000
T. O'llriun , Jiichracinil , Vn. , collected
through 1-uiciutor.t Luclo . fi.OOO
lloiuor U Bishop , Hiu I'Viinclxco.Civl. fi.OOO
r iulor Isaacs , Modmto , < ' . ! . 5,000
I ! . 1) HomlriukHou , ill'J North Water
fit , Philadelphia , l' . 2.000
S'ormati SaundorBWaahlnetunD.U. . 2.000
3icar Swnnaon , Nnw York . 2 000
Jtobt. .T. Wnlkor , Washington 1) . O. . U.OflO
Uyron T. Ilolmos , Fort Wayne , Iiul. l.'OO
liimos Vex , Fort NVnynn , Ind . 1,200
O. T. Doahtclda , Shornian. T x . 1'JOO
11. < ! . TromborfOSS N. 8d Ave Now
York . . . . . . . . . , . . . 1,200
_ _
DJJAWINU OK MAY 13 , IRS I.
Uiac H-iiiu'H , KiiRlnocr Mempliii
and Cliurlent'jn K. Jt. cullccteil
through W. Jt. lihon&Co. , Hunts
villc , Aln . Ifi.COD
15. ,1. lonoy , 33 .lackaou nt JTeinphia
Tonn . . . . . liiOOO
H. 0. Drlnkle. ] , nncast r , Ohio . Ti.OOO
Alex KliiR. Wnvnrly Ky. . collected
through Iitmlsvlllo HanklnRCo , Don
invilln , Ky . D.OOO
J. ( ! . liiithrop , Aurorn , 111 , , collected
through Kocunl ) Natiuual Bank Au
rora . . . -OCf
T. S. Anhloy , Bliorm.in , ( i ant ( 'j Ky L'nO (
Firnt National linnk Columbus , Tud. 1-OC
S. Newman , 1BO ll nry nt Now York , 1200
DUAAV1N(5 ( OF JUNK 17. 1H8I.
S. M. Kolhchlld , 232 Church at. , Now
York Cltv . 23,000
Phillip J. Urubor , Milwaukee , Wls. ,
collected through Second Wunl
Savings lUuk. Mllwaukeo . -1,000
Phillip lloirmau , IS'M Uaeu n\o' , St.
hoiiN , Mo . 2.COO
D. ( ! oo. lioiikolH. I'hilndulphln , 1'a. . U.OIXJ
Chnn. Clarlr , I'hihidolpliln.rn . 2,000
A. T. lUdlam , collected through
WolU Fargo ti Co. 'a Hank , San
Francisco , C-il . 2,000
Win. Jloycl , 3122 School at. , St.
I.ouio.Mo . . . . 2,000
Frank Cuunliigiinin , San Francisco ,
Cul . 2. 000
DIIAWIM ! OK JULY 15 , 1881.
Itankof Commerce , Memphis , 'I'onn. 15,000
N. M. Sowull , Spring Omok. Teiin.
collected through Firnt National
Haul : of JncltHon. Term . 5,030
12. U. CoiiMtocl : , 1I5 ! Ninth t. , Mil
waukee , Wla . 5,000
W. IMWIVoitOaklnntl , Cul . .1,000
C'hrm. llottiugor , MomphlK , collected
through ( lotmnn National Hank ,
Memi.liia . 1,200
Mra. JCiiinia . ) . lloggunl , Norfolk ,
V , . ' . . . . ! . ! 1.20U
I'hilliii Itolli , cor. LociHt mid Cahopo
btH , , Now OrlentiB , Ki . 1,200
DHAWING OF AUOI/ST12 , 1KSI.
I'lugouu ( iniulit.H , 2'Al St. I'ctrrHt. ,
Now OrlouiiH , La , , wnruhouHi'inin
for MUK-HIH. tt. ( JnurAto it CD . 15,000
TjOiilx HnymoMr , carpiiiiler , ICxpOHitlon
ISiuMingH NnuUrlouiiH , l.i. . . . . . . 15000
Wir. ilo 15. Klllott , Whituoy National
UunV , N w Orleans , Lu . 0,000
T. rf. Tutttilcr , Sauli ril , Kin. . collect
ed through ColuiubiiH Insurance & ,
Jiiiiikinu C'o. , i/'oliimbuK , MUa . 4,0'JC
A. 1) . ( ilovur , 25 S , Comiiton uvo , .St.
Louis , Mil . 2,100
Lowia 8. Day. Niw Haven , Ct . 1.2CO
Chaa. Kuote , Colchuntsr , Ct . 1,200
DHAW1NC OK SKITKMIJKR'J , 1H8I.
Mary CiinnllF , 1200 Spnico tt. , J'hila-
dofphht , 1'a . 15,000
Louis I' . Alpnmn , 325 Snruca at , St , ' . '
Louls , Mo . 15,000
Henry W. lUliner , U. S. Towboat J
"Win. Stone1 Ht. Louis , Mo . 15,000
Droveri k Mocliamcu National Jiunk ,
mltlmur . Mil . 15,000
J. JucobH , 1100 MiHtlou at , San I'rau-
Cisco , Cul. : . 5,001
Mra. U. 8. Dumt , San Krimciicu , C l 5,000
Union Is. 1'lantern Hank , Memphlii ,
Tumi . 5,00a
Uohcrt Locke , Memphlx , Tonn . 6.UOU
K. H. Itudd , Columbua uvo. , liudton ,
MUBS . I.'JOO '
( i. A Drown , li/ink Kxuhuugii , cor ,
Montgomery BIII ! Wushinfton bta. ,
San Krancitco , Cal . 4,000
Hunk ol Now lUmner , Wilmington ,
N. 0 . 2,030
A. Urown , New York . l. Ou
Nathan Luibtr , 10 Wyhe uvo. , Pitta-
burgh , ! ' , . . . 1.WO
K. W. Hall. Suffolk , Va . 1,203
K , A. Waller. 151 Minim at. , San
Francisco , Cal . , . 1,200
DHAWINfJ OK OCTOUKK 11,1881.
Louisiana National bank , Now Or-
loaiiH. J ii . 78,000
Hrry Hirilth , .Iiutico of the Peace ,
( irci-nvlllo , MIDH . 5,000
Win , M Keuuody , PJautur , Green.
villo. Mlai . . . 5,009
A. C. liriinott , 210 ttodgwiuk t , , Chi-
cugo , Ills . 5,000
Win. C. Jru/K" ! , Chicago , Ills . 5,000
O. 0. J'ox , Portage , Wla . .1,000
Kogt. Junto * Sratt. .Taxing Dint riot "
Patrolman J. Dauxherty , . Police > 1,200
Force . . . . . . J
i'norh'Jiun Con , Daloy , Meuijilns ,
T..IIII . 1,200
Mort. HoJfiu , Columbia , Teiin . 1,200
DHAWINO OK NOVKMDKIl 11 , 1881 ,
The * . MnliiRnrn , 2020J Wunhiugton' '
at. , IloHVju , Mn . , . 15,000
Kruuk Crockett. Kngino No. 12 , oor.
Drumm and Coinmorcldl U. , San
Cal , , , , , , , . , , IM. . . . . .i 11,000
Juo , M Mnbcrly , Hnrrodebunj , Ky , 15,00(1 (
T..u'.i J Wild. f > onalilaonvlln ! , ] vy 10,000
Iti < t Kunlcr , ' " 'II C'hnsta.n tltiot ,
I'Ml 'ilnh ! . . ! ' . . f.OCO
Frank 1\ . liill j , < 7 Wu-hlngron at. ,
Hnrt < rd , ( Soiiu . . f > ,0 ( i
1 > . L Orr Stfphniviltp , TP\ . 2,0 0
11 v. lirnUifriioiid , Mllwaiikor , Wli ,
vi'llict'd IhroiiKh Ann1. ionn ] ! t-
| > tp < m r > i. Cnir. ) , Ill . 2000
Chiu K Musller , 101) ) l.ocmt t. , St.
Lonia. Mo . l.VOO
lint Ndtinnal Hank , liiillnnnpolt' ,
IIK ! . 1,200
Hrown oti A Slbli-y , bivlikem , Victo-
Hv 'IVv . 1 WO
I'mon NHtonitl U.ink , Cincinniti , O. 1,2CO
fur full jMiliVwAfi t f Iht llrantt Kimi-An-
iiictj lirommi nf Iht IdlA % ntt > tee ftlttme in mi-
i > tltii column of "in ii ) > tr ,
When Knmo celebrated plcturru of
Adam nnil Uvo wpro ( ocn on exhibition
.Mr. McNab WA t.ikon to BCU ilinn. "I
Ihink no great things of the painter , "
said the Rfitdunor ; "why , nmi , tempting
Adnm wi' a pippin of n vnrloly thnt
wnaim kuoirii until about twenty yoira
I-RO. "
Itlttorsiaii hou ch wlil word
nil over the world. For over 00 yosri it ha
ndvertltied ibolf by iU merits. Itauow nd-
\ortlaod to waru the public ngiiln t couutor-
fells. The genuine nrtlclo Is manufactured by
Dr J. U. . Sloi'ort k Sona.
All Kngliah physician warns mothom
agikinat nlloiring bnbirn to tuck their
thumbs , hociiuio it n-eults In i. pccnlinr
deformity of thu cheat , u depression of
the the thorax by prcccuro from the arm
of thu inf\nt ni it lies with its thumb in
Iti mouth.
AVotimn'ft Kaco ,
"What furniture can ( jive nuch liniah
to n room nn n tciulcr woman's fnce , "
asks George Elliott. Nut any , wo nro
happy to nnswor , provided the plow of
honltli tempera the tender expression.
The pnlo , anxious , bloodlcoo fnoo of the
oonstimptivo , or tlio ovldunt aulleringa of
the dyapoptlc , Indnco feelings of sorrow
mid grief on our part uud compel us
to tell thorn of Dr. Piorco'a "fJoldem
Medical Discovery , " the aovoroiijn remedy
dy or consumption mid dlaeaaea of thu
os irntory pyatein ns well ns dyspepsia
ad other dlgcativo troubles. Sold every-
lie re.
The largest organ In the world has just
boon completed by Ynlk , ot Ludwlgs-
burp , mid placed in the cathedral church
at KigB. The Instrument moasuroa
thirty-six foot in width , thirty-two foot
from back to trout , nnd is nixiy-livo foot
high. It oontaina 0,820 pipuo , distribut
ed ntnoug ! - ! sounding ntops.
" 100 Doses Ono Dollar" Is true only of
Hood'a Saraaparilla , mid it ia an unan
swerable argument no to strength and
03onoiuy.
The boor manufacturers of this country
last year amounted to a supply of ton
gallons for every man , woman and child.
The mon probably got away with their
uharo , but if they didn't help the women
and children a little with what foil to
them It is rcasunablo to suppose that tbo
bocr-makors still have aomo of the old
stock on hand.
STOP THAT COUGH
Ily tiiilnjt Dr. Fnvzior'a Throat mid I.unc Hal-
cum the only sure euro for Cuuplis. Colds ,
HoitrHoiicpH and Sore Throat , nnd nil iliHoimos
of the throat aud luugii. Do not neglect
couch. It may prove fatal. 'Joorui and
hrtndrodi of pr.Unf 1 people ewe tlmir liven to
Dr. 1'rnzior't Throat nud hum ? JIIRUIII ! | , nud
no family will ever bo without It uitor nncu
lining it , and ilitcovorlii ? Un nmrvuloim i > owor.
It iamt up iu largo fnmily boltlos nnj neWer
( or Uio mrmU prtcac [ 75 cents pur bottle , Sold
Kuhii & C . nnd O. IT , Goodman ,
Fittsbiw Chroulclo.
Cromatorlnms are not the innovations
many piioplo seem to suppose. Crema
tion societies have been in existence in
London for twenty years. The corpse of
Lady Dilko was burned in a crematory in
Dresden , Germany , on October 10 , 187-1 ,
and her husband , Sir Charles Dilko , ia
president of ono of the English crema
tion societies.
JIornolorcl'H Aolil I'liosplmte ,
FOR WAKKHUI.NKS.H.
Dr. WM. P. OI.OTIIIKU , Buffalo , N. Y.
Bays : " 1 proscribed it for n Catholic
priest , who was u hard student , for wakefulness -
fulness , extreme nervousness , etc. Ilo
reports great benefit. "
House rout ) in Arabia tire nearly ta
low HI in n dunurtbd Pennsylvania oil
town. A French traveler muntioiis his
taking n comfortable dwelling at Jloroy-
dah , consisting of two Inrgu rooms on
the ground lloor and three um.illor ones ,
besides a spacious courtyard aurrounucd
by high walls , fur all of which hu paid
thirty-six canto pur mouth.
HKIN 1MSKAHKS CUItlCI ) .
liy lr , Kr.vlor'a Mnglu Ointment. Cnros an
If by magic : I'lmpluM , itlack lluuds or ( itube ,
lilotchofl nnil KrupttoiiH on the face , leaving
the Mkln clear and himutiful. AIno curoH Itch ,
Hull JUioum , Boiu Nipplui , Here ] jip nnd old ,
OlistlnaU ) TJlcurB Hold by drtiKgintH , or
mnllixl cm receipt prlco. 50 cent . Hold by
Kului & Co. mill 0. V ( ioo'linitri.
Thern la In New Uronnda a curious
vcgotablo product known under the name
of the ink phut. I B jutco can ba need in
writing without any previous preparation.
The luttord traced vrilh it are of a reddish
color iirst. but turn u deep black in a few
hours. This juice also spalls steel penn
less than common ink.
A CARD. ToUlwbu.ra ifotlaj from tnoa
, tnd ludlnorellon * of youth nei\ouj WMkDM , * Hj
4tj y , loti ol Dunbood , eUx , I 11I Mad rtdw
that will our * you , FliKK OF OJIAHOE. Thlj freil
rvmtdy wu dl xiT r d by ft irdiiloniry bi'Boutl
Auitil- * . Bend Mil-Kidr t oJl > D lop ta BJW. M
uu f. IMMAM. BtOUa . UMT ToA. ' " '
A Alichlgrn man , D * . Dirsohmann , of
Norway , has devised a stovepipe with a
patent jointing process , which will probably -
ably do away with the venerable stove-
plpo jolto and n great deal of ill-temper.
TUTT S
PILLS
25 YEARS IN USE.
Ilia Oreateat Medical Triumph of the Age I
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPBD LIVER.
I.oiiorupprllle , Iluvreli coillve , 1'aln In
tlio bead , with a dull icDtatlon la tbu
back pan , l'nlu unilrr Ilio ibonlder *
bluilo , t ! ullnoii after rallug , wltU ndli-
Inclination to rxerllonof liodr ormluil ,
Irrltulillltyortumiicr , f otr plrll , vrllti
rvulluircrbuvlnir oeglrctod oDiedutr >
\VenrlneK , Dlzzluvii , 1'luttorlDir nl tbn
Heart , lion boforatbo oyoi , JleaducLo
over tbo rljlit cjre. Itedlomaerltb
( Itful dreamt , Jllably colurod Urluc , anil
CONSTIPATION.
TtJTT'H 1'lI.I.n are cHjirclully adapted
to such caum , ono ilotu ciructtl suoli u
ilmiiKti of foollniitix to astonlali the sufferer.
Tliuy Iiicreaiio tU Aiu > ctUc , nJ cauie the
tiody tu T Ue oil l'lc li. tliu Ilin iritvin 11
lioiiriilicil.anil lijtliclr Tiiiilo Aclluu on
tliu J > iue tlvoOrHui iIlvKiilnrHtuuU are
| irn < lucn.l. ITI"o uBn. ! I Bliirrn y Ht..N.Y.
_ _ _ _ _ _
( Jiur IIxiu or WiUMCKita changed to u
Ournsr JlLACic \ > y u Ahglu tipnllcailon ol
tliU DTK. U Im.iurtB a uututuf color , acta
liiBtuiituncouBly , Bold by Dni'Ki t , or
Kentbyuxpromon rucftlptofll.
jJfTIop,44 Murray St. , Now York.
O&I'ITAL
t nil 'hr HonlHy
. ( it liout tann : IMi. LrtttTii _
> ' ! do tiff 1.11 minof anii Mi.irci tnt I > rat ' I
Attnwit'i , ii'iif if if.t ! % ot mriuettd n
\ iwffnirnt i , anrfi ; fd/r.itl tiuf-i erili
r'fi.a-ni trj a't'
.F , t.ntlttttitrv.oti
, <
TTNWKcitnENTr.n ATTIUCTION ,
U OVK11 IIAtr A MILLION UISTIltnUTlUX
State Lottery
lii uttoiAia la 18CJ In tl yum tijr ih latfeUtim
tut *
ItfJ of tl.OPOiOCO inAhlrb uimn laud of uv
> 5' 0,000 hti Bliicxj teen added.
By aa oTomhalmlnR | ioxiUf Tnt IU Irmdfcl'i
i made K pirt ot the nr tl Sttto C aiitn1lon !
iKptod December Sd , A b. IBTB.
Hi gr.iud fcliigli ! number drAwlngi tit t
nco monthly.
It BDTOI fcaloc et pontpomt. Look t the ful ! < mla
Ihitrllnitlon
Kfith OHAN1) ) MONTHLY , ]
Extrnonlumry Soim-Auaunl Draw
ing.
1 the AcnAnniy ot Music Now Or-
lesius , Tucstliy , December
10. 1SS4.
tliuler the nwonM nporvliilnn ami rc.auiKcinci.t of
tIKN. ( I T mAlUKUAllO : ) , < > ( l.oul hii.iand
(1KN. JL'IIM. A. KAULY , cl VlfRlnta.
CAPITAL PRIZE , 8150,000.
jt-TNotlro. TU-kotR tire Ten Uollata only , llalrui
* 5 , Fifth. , - ' , Tenths , tl.
LIST OF 1'IUZKS.
nAl'JTAL PillZE . _ _ . . . . UIO.C3I
1 Omnil do . (0,001
1 da do . tO,00
i LAUURrRizuoriocco . so.cca
4 rtr > tlo 6WU. . . . SJ.CVX3
JO rillZKS Ol 1000 . 23,003
(0 da too . M.ooa
1VU do 310 . 3I.IXC
SOO do 2M . 41.0CO
DM da 10) . . . . . BO 003
1 000 do 60 . i . (0,000
irriwiiUATicn ruus.
100 Approximation pilcgcl JiOO . 10001
100 do do IPO . M.fl I
100 do do 7t . 7Mf
morrtici tt&.n t'.off la . I3I2.K *
Application foi r tc to clnbi iboold be nidi DC/ !
o tbo otHoa ol the Company tu New Oiloant.
Tat farther Inlarnutlou write dourly glrlnc ( all
Kililrci i. I'OSTMj NO1K3 , Express Money OrJors , ot
Niw York KxchanRo In ordinary latter. Curroucy
by Kijiri-HH ( all sums ot < J and upwards at our 01-
ponpc ) addrcued
11 A. DATJPmr.
rW. A. IUTJP11IN , NewOilcani Lt.
no7Hf\cnlUHt. WuhlneUn 1) . O.
Vnko P. 0. rionoy Onlcri payable and aiUrcaa
UcKlstcrcil Ixtl.T ) to
NKW OKLKAN3 NATIOHAT , DANK ,
Wuw Orlesna , La.
YOUR BEST TIME
roil ACCJUMIHO A I'nACTICAL' KIU'ATION )
1 i
. * *
rip. fw
iw & fejP S :
A DECIDED SUCCESS.
THE
AND
Businoas College ,
AT FREMONT , NEBRASK !
Oprnod auccuMfiiUy October 31 , with ton toicheti
niul n ir.wxl AttumUiHT , wlilcn doubled during the
llr t n\o ncoki. and Hnillt stuuillly Inciu.ihlup.
Pllty etuJtn'n lu tlio nuulnvia U < Xli > Ku ami
Rhortliind Classr ; nearly Illly lu tlio Normal or
Teiic lier'u Dopartiuvnt anil Ooiiiiiion lirnnclicfl und i >
uoodattcndaiico In thoMusIo at.d Art departments.
TflP FAOUMY.
pur.STnr.NT .TONF.H hi inui ov t cuty
xpi'rk'tiro In educational work.
I'UOKIWSOH MAMLIN. Principal ol the l
0 ill < xe , ban hail over liltucn jcurs' ospuiiiticoauil
\i \ n Uupurl'ir I'unmun anil Kxpurt Acc unttnt
Prof , Liwtou , ol IIOHtoD , Jinn , U a tmuuilor In-
fctiui-tor In Muilc.Mlm Haruh t-hcrinin , cf Clil 030 ,
It an artl-t of rare tulont nail oklll , aud t mint mia
oifiBlnl tfuo'jtr. MliaLjdlaL Jones , i.nJ Mini Jca-
nlo ( Jowlci uru RrmlimtcH lit thu Notlli catcrn t'nl-
vvraltv , and nblo tiuuhi-rn llr. A. A. Owltfc hit
rractlci'd filiort hand roporlcr nnd ami an adi pt U
typov\rltliiK Prof Mohlir and other tvaclicrj are
thoroughly ( ( UilnU'il
KXPKN3ES VnilY LOW.
Tu tlon for flltcon wc ka 610,00. liaaidroetx frr > m
} 2 ( iO to 8i 00 a week , In clnbn and by 8slf tc rlllD 7
ItoietnlusH 1'lacun run btomul for ictrral nioiu
ittnilontd who ' * b to ray | uirtvr nhtlo of board by
hoiuonork or chores
NO VACATIONS.
The AVINTEH 'IKIl-M of 15 wtoks villlicgln Deo.
SO , but btllillllta IAN ENTXIITANYTIMF , lllll are do-
liiK mi continually , pi lag cliKgf 8 Ohi ) irciin tiuie of
vuturlDK < < ' tiui'j ' < > f luuliii , ' .
For I'arlMiU'aaJJrtBd thoiinilirslj nl ,
W P. JON'IW , A. Sf.
President of Normal Colli'gi' , Truuiunc ,
Uoc3m3lt4jll-natilu !
Tlir."KOVAI < HAVANA" IN AlINIAVIJtV.
FAIR . ' . . ' . SQUARE ' . 'V. RELIABLE
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE.
Some Crodontlnlo :
In drawliiK CbiM HOP , Juno iHlli , 18SI. Ticket No.
19.V.U. < : iiiilliil I'rlrc. wnn brld by Jobn (1.11 raff , T.H
tiiu'ro Ixjif rubll liliiK Co. , HOHidden lane , N. Y. Clly.i
1'uld by I'uuuk on llrwklyn Hank.
In drimlms Clasn 1103 , July 24,1(81. ( Tlckrt No. SttH ,
Capital I'llrt * . wan litlil liy Buvcrn Annan , Cltfur Mllnil-
fofluior , Key Went , Florida. 1'nld by wlr lliruuKli
InilMjrtcM and Trudcrh' National. llaul , tH..Y. , and ,
Uuiikot Key Yfnt , t'la. *
In drnwbiK Clnn HCT.Boiit. SO. 1(31 ( , " Ticket Kn. 21.411.
Cuiiltal 1'rUn , Bold by Ijmliiucr , IU lion IT it. , N. Y.
city. ! tnt mil hurl/id to UM ) nanio nnd addruiH uC
bolder , raid liy i-heck on Ilrooklyii llonk. \
Tli-ketNo. .H'J7 , Second iiaiiltal 1'rUo. no ! < l byDKtnt
t lirowiihvlllo , Ti-iiia. Hold one-half by KiTiiumlu
Tnruavu anil ono-lialf liy U. KolUilnn. Matamoros. Hfi- ]
lu < i. Colltcli'd thrinmli IIIOOI IHTK ft Kapbu > > l , M
\Vurtli M. , _ nnd WuMfMurd & btlllmoii , .Sew l'o < t
lluildlnc , N. Y. Ully. <
Ticket N"'ill' , I'lilrd Capital Prlii > , hfld onnbair
by ti. A. llalilxnn , 910 Kill t. . Ha Ilrooklyii , X. Y. , unit
ono bait by J < . lliiik | n , 31 ( * California L. bun tVuu-
( | MI , ( Ml. Oiuilmlf ] uild 111 fiuli and Um otbt-r
llirouKli Drrxrl , Jlorxiui it Co. , llankcre , N , i. City.
EXTRAORDINARY.1
CLASS 1174 , DECEMBER 2O , 1884.
1VCUUI TICK F.TH-078 ritl/.IX.
'
; l Capital Trl/o . , , ? 12'A )
.1 : a.u.i
MO
I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
V A.i.'rojliiiutloui. f.\il rnch tiithu S12.MO jirlzo
8I 8 " um " ' ' 8M ) "
te.M Mmve , liclDR tba full number lu
Um llo.nl Ilavnim , and
UUAtiaitlunall'rlMMuf lOraclitotliel20tlckftii
liuilni ! osciHlliiR iniinliiTH the two term
inal unlu of the nuiulwr drawing the Cjij > - ,
Itull'rUiiof fU ,9un
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