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. :— , • ,- • I . AJaFRKD Z. ROSS, ftoal btete * Inminace Agmt, Votary PabUc Beat C«UcctiiiK a sMcialty. Entire charge taken of Property. Deeds, Mortgages, and other papers drawn. Agent for the Inman Line, Hamburg-American & Anchor lines For the Mda of TIckata, Onlts, and Honey Orders. Insurance aoUclted In the al, Commensial Union, Phenix and Westchester Ins. Com- ftiies, I>eing Agent of said Companies i n this vicinity. ii p. O. Box May IH, teUl Beutove to our »tc Building, 2 Doftrs West of our present iMeattnn, Orders or appointments can be made with me by Telephone for my services as n-F-131 NoUry or otherwUe. THE LITTLE FOLKS. EACH. 150 Large, Eligible Bnilding Loto at New Brighton, 8. L On Forest and Laurel Aves., near Bard Ave., which is the Fifth Av »-(iue of Staten Island, beiiiR dotted with palatial residences, tliehbode of Bankers, Brokers, and Merchants. Size of Lots, 2Bjt\42; location unsurpassed for Uealthfulness; water and gaB; ndjiineiit to schools and churches; soil dry, high, nnd ainble; nbsuliitely no malaria; five blocks from ferry ; only 4 blocks from Depot Rapid Transit road, and proposed depotof the Balti- more and Ohio Railroad, and near the grounds of tlie S. I. C '.^tjket and Lawn Tennis Club, which will attract thousands of tliy elite to this point, and will make it the \social centre.\ Tille Ruaranteed free and clear; abstract and official searnlies gojback to 17!)8. This is tile cheapest land on Stuten Island. M(i»ney deposited in bank draws only 4 per cent, inside^of a year this investment will double in value. Ladies find (this s desirable im-estment. Call at my house any week-day or Sun- day and be driven to the lots, as they should be seen to be appreciated; bring your family and friends with you. \^his price will be kept open only a short time. Any person who buys more than two lots need pay only half •ihdqwn ; balance can remain on mortgage. Call on CORNELIUS 152] i [i^'g] ;age. A. HART, Owner, 17 Lafaj-ette Ave., ?Cew Brighton. S. Oaljr Oae Temr O M wee little -womaat • Only one year old; Blue eyes, brlglit and merrj; Ctorly locks of gold. iSVerybddy't pHzieMi, . £vcrvbo<ly'a pet: For a throne so oozj On a pillow sot. Sister brings her playtbingi; Brother brings tier bo jke; Vother saves to please her All her sweetest looks. IiOTe. and htx;;8. and kisse*, Uore than can bo toldi Baa this liUle woman Only one fear old. —fiabylonds AmoHs the ^Irie Dos*. Ithe prairie dog is fonnd all over the prairies and plains of the \West from Minnesota to Texas. This little creat- ure does cot in tlie least resemble a dog: on the contrary, one might take it for ft small -woodchnck, but its sharp clatter bears some resemblance to the bark of a joting pUppy; bence its nam*^ A full-grown dog is about a foot in length, the body is thick, the legs short and stout, feet large, and furninhed t*rith fire distinct claws, those o! tlio forefeet being much the largest and strongest, for burrowing in the earth. The head is rather broad and flat, the ejes large and bright, the cars Terr short nnd ralher small^ ^ei pecu- liarly sensitive. As they take notice of the slightest noise. The dogs have tiny cheek pouches, about three-fourths of an inch in depth and half that in diameter, which will bo lilled by a small acorn or half a teaspoonful ol small seed. The front or emitting teeth arc largo and prominent, well suited to procnritlg its food, which consists chieily of roots^ grass, and seeds. The color of its back is a reddish- brown intcrmiied with a few black and white hairs, and all tipped with white or a lighter shade of tho original color, the throat and under part of the body are of a dingy white, tho tail tho same color as the back, terminating in a bruiih of black hair. There is one peculiarity about this little appendage -^the dog tiever barks >rithout giving it an emphasizing jerk. Those little ani- mals are very fond of each other's so- ciety, and thousands of them are con- gregated in some of the large warrens j or towns. The town we saw appeared to be laid out with some order, as there were long continuous pathways or streets with burrows upon each side. About the mouth of every burrow is a mound of earth two or three feet in diameter, and eighteen inches or two feet high, directly about tlie entrance. This is C. A. BOURNE, Dealer in Beef, HuttoD, Pork, Lamb, Veal A i An«l Vegetablen, JIRSEY Street, Hew Brighton. . <Jood8 (leliTorad free of chargo. TELEPnONT; COSSF.CTION. \]H:illyer & Hartley, 373 Richmond Terrace, New Brighton j AVholesale and Retail GROCEpS. Dealers in i [B1 -52] At New York Prices, for Cash. bom whicli the dogs bad emerged, ana filled that .in the same way} after Whioh|- ainid muctl barking and lihat- tenng, they dispefs^ • > » ^ Many bf the towns are built far irtinl ^ter; and . at dne time.the idea was tommon that the dogs were ftble to do without water; but tho fact that they make free use of i t when confined in cages, and without it will pine away and die, was diiSiciilt to reconcile with the first supposition. Becently a Mr. Leech, a frontiersman of experience, has asserted that the dogs dig their oWn Wells, each «ilag§ haTing One With, a concealed entrance I t matters hot how far down the water may bej the dogs will keep on till thev reach it; Ht3 says he knows of one i}uch well '200 feet deep and haviog a circular st^r- way down to tho water, and every time a dog wants a drink ho descends this staircasc, which is no mean task. Had we learned of this before nassing through the dog towns, we should have searched for the wells, and have en« deav->red to i>rovetho assertion j as well 4s gratify ottr curiosity, for several Of tho towns were far from water^ and there was much querying among our party as to how the little citizens existed without it.— Hari-er's Youiuj reople. Dealuis In CLOYE LAKE k &> SON'S, EASTERN ICE. The oldest established Ice Company on tho I-ilan;!. Butchers. Potter Houdes, Families, and Shipping promptly 8uppllo<l at lowest mtos. H-ders E.A.Brilton, H.C.BriSInn, W.S.BriltDn. J PETER Pkinter, Kalsomining & Paper-hanging. p. O. Box 3i5I , West New IJrigluon. S . '\'SJIMUEL nUNGilN & Fins Custom and Heady-made CLOTH ING. 142 nn.Taii street. UroAtlwAy and Nassau Street, NEW YORK. AU Gootlm WarrtiiitctZ a» rej>resentea. Samuel I>tmcan James Uiinnlng. O.BABRGTr, President. CHA8. W. KENNEDY, VIce-Pres. and Treasurer. CHARLES E. UEAU Secretarj-. S. I. FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT. Bsrrett, Vephews ft Co., 4k 7 mrmwiwint. Y. BIIANCII OFFICES; E H'n, unil S« West lOtb 5trecl,Now York. rrulUin Street. Brooklyn. 47 North Klghth Street, rhllmlclphla. U Nortb cliarlcB Street. UulUiuore. iMIle* at Woffcs: Cherry l^ne. Castleton. i«diea' and Gentlemen's Garments, Gloves, Feathers, Crape VeUs, L»ces, Ribbons, etc., etc., Cleaned, Restored and dyed m tha I^t manner, and with tinusnal dispatch ' ^^OUT KIPPING. ....... DRESSES t^IiBANEDandBYED WrfHOUT ' P. 0. Box 205, Wsst Hew Brijliton. {SSSSrJL iuformstion given by maU or telephone; PackaRes called for addeliverod. JOHNJ.KENNEY. A Coonsellor, -N*W BrlBlWo*!, IBiraiBLD HOUSE. :Port Rtobrnoiid, Beadleston & Woerz, EMPIRE BREWERY! Ales, Porter, and IjaRer Beer. JAMES McBUBNET, :AgeHtfor MtehfHOna Co. Depot: Broadway.. near Bich- moaixTetmi^ lyest Brighton. built to i>revcnt tho wuter in stormy weather from filling their nesta. A shower came up while we were in camp, and, during the time it was Kathering, tho little villagers turned out in a body and examined the banks about their homes to see if everything was in proper shape. We saw some scratching up the earth and patting it down again, as though they had found a weak place and would strengthen it. As soon as tho storm liad passed, another inspection took place, and if any damage had been done it was im* mediately repaired. Although we saw no advertisement of \rooms to rent,\ the owners of many of the burrows were not allowed ex- clusive use of their homes, for rattle- snakes and small burrowing cwls scarcely as large as a quail had taken possession of some of them. There ia no doubt that the owls prey upon tho voung dogs when oiJportunity presents, but the little dogs never venture far from their mother, and are safely housed with her in the warm nest dur- ing the night, when the owls are most a.tlve. Where the young dogs were running about, the old ones seemed watchful of tho owls; otherwise they paid little attention to them, pass- ing'and repassing them frequently. In the rattlesnake tho dogs have a deadly enemy. Day or night they are not safe from'its attacks, and no burrow is se- cure from its invasion. The deeii soft- ly lined nests are admirably adapted to its comfort, where it finds a bed already )reparcd, and palatable food furnished >y the young dogs. Tho next day sev- eral snakes were killed while sunning in the pathway, and several others made their es-ape into burrows. Cenerallj when a snake entered a burrow, two oi more dogs were seen to come out ol that hole or one a few feet distant, bui in most cases they returned to the bur row after a few moments, having given his snakcship time to get settled. Out of thoso tliat were killed had break fasted upon young dogs. About tho middle of the afternoon a snake was seen to glide into a bnrrow, and some one near by said he beliored there was a tiglit going on in that bur- row. • Seventl of tho party gathered about it. W'e could hoar a slight noise as of a struggling going on in tho depths of tho Lulc. Directly thosnako came out, and we could see that ho had been bitten just buck of the head, and was bleeding freely; possibly i t would have died, but the lookers on did not wait to see, but killed it immediately. I t measured over three feet, and its tail was ornamented with nine rattles and a button. At the end of a half hour adog came out, stood up and looked about, then gave a scries of short, quick barks, | seemingly full of distress, and then disappeared in tho burrow; directly the dogs came flocking from all direc- tions, and several ran into the burrow, the others soon dispersing. W e waited some time, and were about t o return to camp, when we saw a pair of bright eyes peering from the hole, and in silence we waited to see what was •bout to take place. Satisfied that there'was no danger, the head disap- pewed, and in a intniite three dog« •Aierged, dragging tho dead body of m companion, one of the heads of the »liUlock. The nftwk rose a few feet, bnt the weight of the captive was too great, and he descended to the earth onoe more; dntching bis prey more secarely, be slowly rose sRain, but a report of a gnn was heard, and tho \air pirate* and his Tiotim fell to the earth, both dead. Though the men of tl^e party were ready t o resent at- Ucka made npon tho by their natnral enemiea,. the^ coold so t resist S<inire Hobbs' Fllo^ofy. Suksess am attaned wen we Icomplish de ting we am ih i>nrsiite ot». It atn fti inuch suksess tu kill er rabbit az it am to kill e r deer. I De dibberance atwene er Chioaman an* do odder animals am dat do China- man wars hiz tale on hiz hod, wile dey war 'em on de odder en'i Luk allers sukseeds in drawin' de fo' aCes outen do dek in er skwar deel, but riuk hides 'em in his sleobe t u draw on in kase of a 'iiiergencjri I hab notiscd d.it er sudden, longing frantik desiah takes ]>ossessbun ob ^r fellah tu git up in do worl' wen he sets down on de bizncss end ob er i»in. It am kwcer dat do man dat neber subscribes fo' er i)aper noze mo' 'bout edditin' de paper, an' kin fin' mo' fault Wid it, dan enUy man iii do naborhood. Dar am sum inexplikable freeks of Xatur. Hot wedder allers kums in sum- mer, an'kolewedderin wiutah. It wood be much better ef de 'rangement war jes' de odder way. Dor'll be ei grote kik *mong de fare sex wen do dood gits t u chewin' gum. i)o gals kin stan' all de odder 'kroach- ments on dar rites, but dey'11 emfati- kally draw de line at chewiu' giim. Wen yo' see er man wawkin' down do street smokin' er segah wid er lady hangin' on hiz arm. yo' kin bet do lady am liiz wif. I'ndah dc samu sarkum- stanecs. 'cept de arm bizness, do lady oui hiz mudder-ia-law. Stati-stiks now aho dat de 'Xited If you hare gfwt taleals, ladortry wlU improve them;if moderate abUitias, ladustry trill supply their deficiescj. Nothing is ever to be obtained withaut it •-Kicaacl . .. . , Mr.o.a Staler, while pUying £h« liafllnff piirtfii \Sfichael Stroffoff.\ at Oakland. CaU became so boarse from a aavere cold that hs^ •paired of beme ahle to conUntxe hU part. TWo bottles of Red Star Coagh Cure cared tim. Does not naaseatfe. A Lxbkrat. anaerammatist has discovered that the letters in the worda,'The Risht Honor- able William Ewart Gladstoae.** can bctrans- po^ so aa to form the eentence. \I am^ e \Vhlc *h<fU IbPit be a trqe«|^_to Ireland.\ The smaU boy wto play* ctfcna. iHth th« ''trick-Roat\ in his back yard should see thai the Sti Jacobs Oil bottle is not empty. •PORPOilc leather 1« being used in the man- ofacture of shoes, the reaemblince tp French kid belnir verr ma-ked. It has a lonp. tfen^ cioa^ fibre, and as it will not crack nor tear, is very durable and waterproof, and makes an excellent Irather. A «)Mlck Receverr. It gives tissrreat pleasure to elaU that the merchant who wa.^ reiHirted to bo at the point j of death from an attack of Pneumonia, has • entirely «cotered by the use of DB. W*. , Hai.x.'*s BA;.£A3f FOH TII B Lcsos. Natarally he feeis grateful for the bmefits derived from using this remedy for the lungs and throat; and la giving publicity to this sta'.ement we are actuated by motives of public benefaction, trusting that others may be beneflted in a fl:milar manner. Best, ea.siest to n«e and cheapest. Piso*> Remedy for Catarrh. By druggists. A wnmaaa BaKaim yeww < family, for colds, with perfect You will be interested In the attractiv* ad- \ vertiMment of the HortrtutB Ma2tTSt.T. ol i Kansas City. Mo. l;«ad it carefully. Kopob- lication stands hifhvr. Its premiums «nd of- i fera ar« re'^bie. All stand V it. LodfaM Those dull.-tired looks and feelisa speak voluxUes! Dr.- Kilmer's Female Remedy corrects ailconditions,fe«to^Tigarand vital-* \\U t eejimplng around with your boots run orer.w^aLtW* lleel StiffeaexswlU kw9 them straight? Wonderful Retullt I Ofcen follow the use of Hoo-r* SarMpartUix. Tljo ; most severe cast-s of scrofula, upc-a wbtch other pre- 1 paratJoas bav* b?rn powerless, ylfld to the superior t curative j OTvcrs of thU The most dis- ; trotitiis ca»«*» of exCrucJatinit comp alats • of Ih- kiinr>}» an 1 Uver. the aeonltiog tieb an«l pain of halt rheum, <llsa?rrr»lj:e casos of catarrh, an.t the aclie» and pain* of rheutnatl m. arc curcd l y ihJt grrat mrdlclno. Hood's Sar.<aparlIIa puriRet the L oo.1 .tnd ai the same time lon«i the Biomach. rreatfs an appetite and (Ire* •irenffth ta every function of the \itvir- Tht-seotatemt-n's have l>een *crined by the expe- rlcnce of thousand, of p<K»ple. ••1 ffU good fhUUii from the flr*t dose of IIcxxl's Sar»apar.llx It to ffo from my head to my t,^*. Ikmiw Htol's Sarsaiarllla is a good thins, and on the »tr<rn;;:h of my own «»per»ence I bare told* great cl.-al of it.\—O. It. STttATTO.-*, druggl»l, Wc.tneld.Mas*. Hood's Sarsaparilla Fold \>T ait dniirsisw. $l: six for $3. Prepared only tyC. L IIOOU * CO.. Apothec«rtes.LoweU.^UM. ICO Dose s one Dollar COCKLE 'S ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, THEGBEATEKOI.ISHBEM£DV For U»er. BlI., IndlCMUon. .tc. Fr.. from M.r- curr- conUlB. onlr Pun* VrceUbl. Iq«T.JIeau. ;DMPLETE FEMALE REMEDY IxMli^aV ilnmt TrrafnirKf .pedal find ?r>«-iflc trpafihrtlt all Complaints an.l peculiar lo Dauirbters. WivMantl Mothers, •^•rh jiaclfa*- «-oiil»liii.3 bottlra. ^ ^rrEuch kinii U aJw> soM M-iuiratfiv: A«tUMff|^earilal.«'Ln--<«>Tr«-atmt:i I . tr * O \ t^Or the three in one PatkagcS2.W». Recovers the \nin-down;\ l>od-ridi!»^\ or**abanclone<J.'* It Kliminat«-3 Hiim..ts and Blo«vl Impurities tliat Sorutula. Cancer. Titranr. pimulr:* and ».loH b<-s. TH* ms» tor and T>«« t Womati'A HEAJTH «N<L U*RRULA<F«»««ITI R-»T«R«HL. Dr. Kilmrrtn^ti Ojfrr»i«i/Tumnr. < »iHTr. ^ cantaiTorJ to ii<-^Iert rariy •yBiSitooin. I.otierB of inquiry prumntlv »nswtTe«1, l>r.KiiR>er-*yem«]*Ditpen.4rr. rincbanitflt) ' ' \InrnUiW liuide t»> Jlfalfh'* ( Sent Fr CtTZTJ* ATffn PSgVKXT* Colds, Coughs. Sors Thraal Inflseaza. I cutis, Poeomonii. Swenios of the iaint^ Lumbasa. laflaattnattoin. Rhettiu- tism. Ileitralgia. FiOStbileSw Chii- blains. Headache. Tocttf- ache. Asthma. DirrlCULT BREATHIMC. CtTRESTHi: WOrj^TTAtSiS tafntn rrt»tot««»f mintite*. JfUT OE Ki-Vn af.- t>p»dtar tji<» aS- •eTtJ»etr.»'Bt n<>-d »ar «»o- -rKVi:^ WITH F.llJf. Kadwm?** Rntd* U<>U«>rt« m Care LVfry PAIB, <ipnUB«. Itrvi^M. r^lMia U*« t^r>« U (b«> Uat7 P*!.-* UtLUUUV That tn<autl»- -*«>;\» th- ^icmri^tine ralSN. allsTi joaauimaU.tJ.rndrnn-tC'iurertl »n«, cl tb® Iaius*. St inuwh. iJowela. cr vtber glaada oc crcans. br <>b« at<t>URk:i.in. 2balft>atev;H»ti:uliubaa atmr>Uerc<< •iUuja fe* ciliiat#« ettr- C.-a-n<-«. S»ar ^toti ach. H-ant^m, Ner» BickHeadafh-.IharTh.ru D> »esiar;. WoiiC. Jrlata- lency.aad all latemal; al-*. MALARIA Chills and Fover. Fever and Ague Conquered. RADWAVS KKAl)!' BELIEF • lU. e.^ry ou cr-.Uns uiit ..f t-il. lyfc.- tw. ntT or tairt* Ur.-i* ff th- Kf»-S» ItrlKf ?a a o. i»ateraaJe»t.Mi».a - n»-lc«'rt:-ry wl i tai'fc^ Thl«xnu-t»K-d..iiroef«Tr4£..-ni«»ut. TLerets no: a as-ui .nl'fw rldl^-J ? CTxreFererand an 1 a.l sn.t r>th«r at 1M t-r It I*1LX.9L •O QtXlS » rutj- rmmtrn t>er bottle. --Bid br .drM— KOLI* mv ALL DUrCiCilVT!^. C ataww H A Ood fmd ia Cr^am JSaJm, I ha< catarrh for 3 yrar* My noae vrovld hirrd I tJuyught the trou/J nerer htuL Ky i Crtam Balm ha» curec me.—ifrs. M. A. Jacl: •on. FOrtmxnUh, X. U A particle is applie.tl - 5»eu. by tnali or at •irtii;<ists. f.«r«-ii.-uiar. £XV BltoTHElt-'*, Urucct\'.\-«•w.-so, .N. r. PATENTS C*: I BaM. Patent Lawj»r._W«i Ubtalaed. Seal •tam la**«t<>r's Uuia*. --- itua^ttoa. 1>. C. .fjr States haz mo* tloktors in proporshxin tu <le populasluin den enny ken try in de worl'. Wo allers tougbt it war pekule- yer dat so menny 'Merikans died in do prime ob life. Wen we ara bawn inter deworl', each feller tines dat lie am in do rong box; an' it keeps us a bustlin' roun' rite , peart all our libes tu git inter de place • wo 'majfine ^\'uz intended fo* an' I ebcn den de mos' ob tis fale.—Cnh'tnjo . Ledger. | cncm'i^i :*omenCT:iTiire. 1 Persons who undertake to gain i Ihrough chemical literature a knowl- edge of what chemists are doinjr in and for the world en<-ounter a dt.scouraging nomenclature which repels them by its api>arcnt i-itriiracy and it.H polysyllabic character. Their opinion of the ter- minology of an exact science is not en- ' hanced 'when they learn that \black- ! lead\ contains no lead, \cop- ' pera-s\ contains no copper, ''mosaic ; gold\ no gold, and \German silver\ \ no silver; that \carbolic acid\ is not an acid, \oil of vitriol\ is . not on oil; that olive oilis a '•dalt,''but • \rock oil\ is neither oil nor .'alt; that , Bomo sugars are aleohol-s, and some i kinds of wax are ethers; that \cream of tartar\ has nothing in fomtnon with cream, \milk of lime\ with milk. ' but- i ter of antimony\ with butter, \sugar\! of lead\ with sugar, nor \liver of sul- ; phur\ with the animal organ from which it was named. Headers of chem- ical writings sometimes fail to appre- ciate the advantages of styling borax \dimeta-borax of sodium.\ or of calling common alcohol \methyl-carbinol and thev ignore tho euphony in such words 'as pentamethyldiamidothiodi- phenylamindiiodemethylate^ (a sub- atance begotten and bapti^.cd by Dr. A-lbert Maasen.—PopJ/Zar Science. H enhy S .\5II'Sok, a convict at work on the Georgia Midland Road, escaped recently. A bloodhound was put on his track, but when the dog was again seen ho was found manacled to a tree with the convict's shackle.^. Two new dogs were put on tho trail, but when they overtook the fugitive ho made overtures to them, won their friend- ship, and traded them to a negro woman for bis dinner. Sampson is still at largo. ' mat* ta Consumptives shoald use food as nonrtshinc as can be had« and in a shape that wlU best avree with the stomach and taata of the pa- tient. I O tit-door ezercfse Is earnestly recommended. If yoTi ar« unable to take atich exercise on honeback or on foot, that ahoald fnmlsh no ezcQM for shutting yonrself In-doora, bat yon fthoald take cxercis* in a carriage, or la some other way hrias yottRteU is contact with the open air. Medicinea which cmttm ezpectoraUoa most be avoided. For five htmdred years phy. alcians hava tried to ctire ContampUoia by a inBthem,andbav» faUed. ^Vher* there !• praat derangement of the Mcretlon*. with encorcemeat of alf^ccUs. tber* ii alwayi peofoae expectoration. Now inmli Car* re- tbe ensorcemeat and th* $15,000.00 IX COLD AMD 8II.VEK AKD S6,000.00 IN HANDSOME PRESENTS CIVEN AWAY. XHE POPULAR 9I09«THL V Free Bible Competition! ••KEAItCn THK BCniPTUnES AT ONCE.\ the tompUtiaii of trjin g t o catch otthamforpeU; bnt not one ol the quiek-motioMd little wimab did the; days eftw lesTing tbii tow» n again camped in the Tidnit j of a •adl doa »o«a.:-eken alM food aiiris aal aaAea. Oa oaelrillaAm sowlid iin ot tba McreUotu. and cooMqaenUr (and la this war onlT) dimlnishn the amount of mat. tcrcxiwctorated. ThU medicln. doe. not dry Bpacongh,batT«iioTe«tliocaiaaofit. .. TClien It I. bavtmOi. from debiUtr or oth« catuCM to exerctes freely In the open Mr. apart- ments occnpicd by the patient ahonld be M rentilated as to ensure the constant accemlon of f rMh air In abundance. The eurfsce of the bodr should be as often as every third day .#lth ' and a Uttle wifteoap.. Cnus Is J which contribatcamateiiaUy to tbeimloaditi< ot waste matter from th* •ystcm tfaronch thS organ. You wiU pica** recolUe. we car* this 4.*eaM by eaaUlnc th* orKAoa ot the tn'.fm to perfa«m their loactloiia la a n> rmal way. vr, fa other Word*, w* remor* ohatraetioa*, will* tb* t*ettp*t»Uv powers ot th* ijiliw erort la te a eoagk •BdeoiidadMl tka mtwuaal ar7M«i«aMa A_c»t » • till - .A wg^e^^gwethWWeW*^ FOR A \Wherein thel. e win donate i1»c fi-ilo' . . .S.-.soo . . . REWARD. £66. cu BIC First Found the Word -regards: J—Ot.e Tfri^Ju r.aao, iralued.. . 3—«>ne Fine fop liussy 3—One Cal.lnei Organ 4—One I>iamond Prea»tpln. . . . 5—One Pet l urniturr One Sulilaire Diatnnnd . »nc llrfct-h-loadinc Shct£«n,. Ssw AN EASY CHANCE To the 500 swbscrlbers first iple l^ible ()iie«i>o 1—Cash Present in tiold. . . »—Ca^h I're»ent in Gold,. • 3—Cash Present «n C.otd,. , Ca»h Pre.cntin C«tJ.. . S_Ca»h Pre««nl in Gold,. . 6-Ca»h Present in C«ild,. . .. „ t. i tu . 7-Cash Pre^rnt in Gold 5«> »7-<»nc llrft-ch-loa Jinc Shct 8-Cash Present ift Cold 40o J.adicv Gold atch. o-Ca%h Predentin Gold «» i^^One Ladies.' I\.:r I racelets, .Cath Pre»e«iin Gold joo 20—One Sewinj Macluae.- To the nc«t »o. each a Solid GoM Watch, worth Sioo each. To the tie«t 50. each a Solid S.lvcr Watch, worth Sjj each. Toihen.'it i<^eachan Eles^nt PJ.fMosraph Album, worth S5 wK. To the nc:it 115. \cb » »•<•''1 worth Si each. To the ne«t iS?. an Elccant HooW. each worth 51.50. If a competitor »hould fail on the firtt he will stand a chatjce for one ef onf MIDDLE REWARDS. To the 158 ratne, come m the middle, countinc from itumber oee to the last tcc'jved. we will dor.-te the followjnsrewnrds: , Fir*tCash Present in Gi.ld Syjs h.fih C.ixh Presetit m Cold. Second Ca,h Prevent in O. Id soc SI-ti. >old. . 75 Third Ca»h Present in Cold »5o,Sevemh Cash Present in Opjd. 5® Fourth Cash Present in Cold i-s tlishth Ca»h Present m Cold as T^hVnelt Vo! eVch Stoin cash. To'the n^ext each $5 « cash. To the next each U.',^ ia To «»»« 75. each $3 tn cash. LAST REWARDS. To those who are too late for any of the above rewards a »pec»al remins. To the 353 person, whose iame» ecme in last we wUl donate xhe foUowia* '\T^Ue U« name en the U.L S5« I\ cash. To the ne.t to the Un \ri» cash. To the third name l^rom last we wSl c«ve S»o in cash. To the next «*ca cjuh. To the tiext 100, each $5 « cash. To the next aoo. each U y* « cash. TOTAI. VALCATlOJf OVEU SSl.OOO. •••Each competitor must in every case send •S.OO j^r one T\r'. » THE POPULAR^IOKTHl-y, with their answer. answer wiU^retrorded TileM accompanied by the for which we wi» send, postpaid. our .plend.d .Macaxine. Present subscriber, can compete by pavinj: for another year or for a fnen^ The regular subscripuon price of our elesant .Macaime only $* a year, M YOU PAY NOTHING FOR COMPETING for the above pr«ents. The cifts wiU be sent to the successful one*, and their ^es ^bU^edTr. o^uT^d\ c;mber of THE POPULAR MONTHLY. .Don't delay. . . r December 1 Masaxine is worth much n one of the larcer T e than the jnoni rprirev tlii. iVthe LAR'MOVnTLV, ail of which have civen the uttno»t,MU»faci« ** — f •• .kt. faxBiIiarxxisc flKJi* k 111.* t an 01 i>.>s tf ii..'^\ ••• Every parent should encouraje chtldren to eni thetnsclv'e.'^ With' t'he Bible \they'secureVFi^^^ a chance for one of the rewards., W e refer to over aS.ooo «jbscnbers. e ^^ etteriathe order jeceivcd, and number the names aa recorded »b o«r subscnpuoa iSilks : hence there can be no mistakes If you do not g« o\ of cet one of the .mailer rewards, and thus be amply repaid. If you don t ffet anyUunir fut ^\M.jJ^toe^U will be «ttfsfied. a, it has no Iqual at the pnce No be recorded bearing postnvark date Utcr than Novembers. x886. . _ _ bearine postnvark date later than November w X886. You must »e fore that date Send money by new postal note, money order or reentered »e«er. now init. Tweli^h rear, ha. r>.« to the H^rth, and Rresidet of the Amencan People. They deeded a Ma^n e ^hotdd }nstr«etand elevate, and be whhitt the reach of alL We m^e no Vasts but add such feature, a. .hall edJcate anfl advance. We have secured the exclusive irTHE POPULAR MONTHLY, a serial novel entitled. \ / by Tank Malcoj-M AfSREV. which U pronotinced by the ermc, ^^^^ acceptance to be the most powerfully coostraeted..ma«erly « thoriuekly appreciative, \ that it cannot fall but raise the standard of M^erj S^^- thoroushly appreciative, It will never appear in book form, desirine to rive only . new feature are our Sotiviner,, Dooblee aada Holidayy Unions.. ;ive only oca subscriber, the benefit. • i^onot an jsoiida Editions , , irtial list of the name* of those who were awarded preseata •VThe foUowiae is a partial list of the name* of tho« etjT January, iB8£, and March, »8M, Bible Comp«»tM»« ». tSas. Fishwick. Atchison. Kas.. J».500:, ^ ^te B S. Frederic k Kimbcr . OOOI>IL.?» VSLLTR. N.V 9 . Mr^ - C^- Atk., Grand Uprijht PUiio, tsm: Miu L. Stewart, 3« Sou •trcct. Chirajo, IIU Anni e Coode. Calhoun . Ark. , DIAMOND BRE^TPIR . $1 0 Cieera . N. V, S«T CF rumiture. S\^ 14. CHAA- loh DIAMOND RINI . »«»: .JS-, A. E. TON. ^LIJ, <(UT; 13. Uanuet ORANDT.^P. . N. Roekford. IH, :00k. 1133 Tremont avenne. Da»eoport. Iowa. _ - _ WriM t. AJrr or these rAniES ir «at m Or, to Mr. B. DUon. MajraoBa. Ark, who wj. awaiiled Ji.noo Jf^^f cmtaU : to MU> liora trawford. AUw Te^ who wa. wai Und n> . »cen. .tamp we ^ Knd T?\ » !•«« of J.?\ »w»tded pJ^OTsiantinitrenHrtoJarooo.s The foUowins receipt .p.^ . ^ rs rancia fron j t vOMvlslnt yuMtorSU TraM a^j .—1 uimmi -^teweilwewTweiy-nie••**•«Ml -m Forot.*h HovruLX i« k ~TafB\rore£*'5 wSsSS^ romtUSt*, fmt* mm* KICVMU*. a t»v.rltc !• KKaPKB •^rtte ««*? It ««MkyMt«ara4 «T> 5IS5SJSTJ snrs^^ SitSti.^ DR. RADWAY'S The «>ulv CfnMlnei SLRS&PmUiH RESOLTEIT! T2ie Qraast Blood Pxxn^er. rortntr^''f all rtr-.-tV •^•.-a-.e-. S.-n>Ttt!aL. TOnot Taint*. 4-..tj«amptU»ii. ularl'lfcaJ\- \ l.-r- P.arunuitlsm. Erjmij^ \us Kl-n-r liUii-raiil ijtrr Complaint*. iLc Ulo.>l. rr-v-rm.: bra::ji .lU 1 vwot; DR. RADWAY'S PILLS The Great Liver and Sio-nas'i Renisdf R.-RTH»<^TEOFA:I.J:S.TIJ^F^RR tli - BUJ.J-r N-r.-.u-P.^a^. Lo« Apt-tit^, C luJ:.:—— A:.DA:I D^RATIJT^I-T.T* ..t th *- IJ- I t vrs-1a}.>. .-.\.l»»liVoi - - d*l»-t'r.- ti-ilnur*. Frice ceai* i«r .... ilm-eJ.^ We* tcritttiy. mU»«f»>a os B .11 br aU dracriata. DYSPEPSIA! .MMCTL • - Dr. K«dvrn»'« ^ a ru: PIAMT XJ-'-I R»» t ..IM» -TRFTIRTB T.» t •tiabif it t .. T.-.R^RT LAKF t arc.Tditie tA d:recu a-:d ..»—rvo »Uai »•» mmr w. •JfAlae aad Trae\ RE«;-RT:tiiitf DIT-T. Jif-S^ad a t .IMt- lt.4 l»>V.4 Y .NO. Warrrn -ir«-EJ . >E» R ^ WRK, lor ••yal.f aud Ir-ir.\ -.•BE !^T NE TO «;ET S Y U—41 A9K ROU TUE DOUGLAS Ho^toa acd Lacc. ]Iot» a«K for the W. J-. I>ouitla»' .-cfJl'iSll^- - . Urocktusi. Mas.- r 9* WELL DRILLING . ... 9fi 9 fli Coarmatrvd tu «Snll wivli Ik^jwwvt TTi.w Bt«jap«t\rillu<*r»j4-U li. AT«t>a«»., Welt Ear«^ator Co.. Xcw y— F our Eiiivaitn c»ii«-«i\te in«u«t.' BOOK AOESTS WA^TES^T PLATFORM ECHOES Vu^BTKCXHsreiK Bw JoJi n B. Gouffh. - JONES niMiilAMTim p* la Cut OR Horsn- r -i-r.ri.ii-.»E- H.i-rKu 21 to* ail iiiM UT Hsltartoanr Dartot L. ^ ire*. S^pVofft^STl t l.vaUSa-iaier Hardware and IlAme«« t>eaW«. •p*ctBl 4ltv>«>utit to ta* ixada. CUT\'THIS OUT»!~ ABdeendtotM vrttbTm cctve by rrturn mail a raocaoa ur <>r « >ac^ SiowtKiUWwoacHiU .AJtri-CT. and Uonafor Mat«ti« a t l.uiat.ra. that w^ ^ SS^arparaUun. unnt la a -- FRTfZERASsI r n TMK « OKUI * FAC^ njlSOS . FEET, Ud .n tbelr Imt^TfwIioiii., In.-lndil.jr r^ \•\a™!- inms^^Toonnna »«myiiii MA'sIMn wm qaMdy cv any « J I . 1 ^ • •a:' •iiiim. •as is^^m..
