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CURIOUS AND SCIENTIFIC.
New Furl.?Tho English papers note
the claim of the Dutch chemist whc
professes to have disoovered what he
calls " the successor of steam," which
he giveB the aoientiflo name of carbele
nm. It is a form of carbolic acid, and
Mr. Bemis, the discoveror, says it can
be made to perform many of tho duties
now performed by steam, besides being
much more portable and more quickly
available. The beanty of the discovery
to the English mind, supposing it to be
of practical importance, is that it will
lead to the utilization of the ohalk cliffs
and lime deposits of England, so that
as the end of coal mining draws near a
new resource for fuel will be available.
Bismuth,?M. Onrnot reperts'tho dis
covery of a bed of bismuth in the
mountainous region which separates the
departments of Breese and Dordogne.
The bed has been known to him for a
considerable time, but not until recently
has he found that it can be profitably
worked. It occurs in combination with
lead, antimony, iron and calcium; but
M. Oaruot has devised a process by
?which the bismuth may be extracted in
a pure state. Already a tolerable quan
tity has been supplied to dealers in
Paris. This dieoovery by M. Car not is
deemed a valuable one, as bismuth has
lately brought a high price, owing to its
increased use, and to the sea? exhaus
tion of the deposit in Saxony, which
has been one of the important sources
of its supply. Of late the Bolivia
mineB have almost exclusively sustained
the requirements of commerce in this
line.' _
The Flora of Florida.?The flora
of northern Florida includes 1,511
species of phenogamous or flowering
plant, 875 of whioh occur in the north
ern states. Of the remainder, 234 ex
tend to North Carolina, 113 to South
Carolina, 108 to Georgia, 3 to Tennes
see, 53 westward, and 15 to southern
Florida. Of the 125 species whioh be
long exclusively to Florida, only 9 have
been found in the southern port of the
state ; and of tho 1,511 species referred
to Florida, 1,487 are not known to
grow in the southern part. Only 87
speoies are as yet known to bo peculiar
to southern Florida, but 231 speoies are
found within its borders which do not
extend north of Tampa bay. But 8
speoies of West Indian woody plants
occur in Florida, and but G in Key
West. The interior of southern Florida
has not yet been explored by botanists,
and the distinctive characteristics of its
vegetation ore not known.
Photo -Enora vino. ?Material progress
is made in the application of photo
graphy "to various brandies of engrav
ing. The arts of photo-lithography and
photo plate printing have lately been
supplemented by certain procoesses,
whioh are called by those who employ
them photo-graving." These opera
tions, though their details are jealously
kept secret, may be safely said to de
pend largely upon producing, by means
of bi-ohromatized gelatin, from an ordi
nary glass negative of the drawing or
engraving, a relief plate in metal, either
an electrotype or stereotype, as may be
desired. This may then be employed
as usual in the printing-press. Origi
nal pen-drawings and copies from wood
outs, steel or lithographic engravings
are reproduced with exquisite fidelity,
and it is said very oheaply. Tho ability
to employ a relief plate in the printing
press of course greatly lessons tho ex
pense of subsequent printing as com
pared with other methods. Photo-en
graving of the oharaoter here referred
to is at present carried on in New York
and Philadelphia.
Strength of Metals, Woods, Eto.?
It is a remarkable provision of nature
that iron, whioh is the most abundant
material yielded by the earth, is also
the strongest of all known substances.
Made into tho best steel, a rod one
fourth of on inch in diameter will Bus
tain 9,000 pounds before breaking;
made into soft steel., a rod of the same
dimensions will sustain 7,000 pounds ;
into iron wire, 6,000; wronght iron 4,
000; inferior bar iron, 2,000, and oast
iron 1,000 to 3,000. A bar of copper
wire of the same size will sustain 1,000
pounds ; of silver, 2,000; gold, 2,500;
tin, 300 ; cast zino, 1G0; oast lead, 50,
and milled lead, 200. Of wood, a bar
of box and locust of equal size will
sustain 1,200 pounds ; of toughest ash,
1,000, elm, 800; beech, cedar, white
oak, pitoh pine, C00; ohestnut and
maple, 650 ; and poplar, 400. Wood
which vi ill boar a heavy weight for a
minute or two will break with two
thirds the force acting a long time. A
rod of iron is about ton times as strong
as hemp cord. A rope an inoh in diam
eter will bear about 2$ tons, but in prac
tice it is not safe to subject it .to a strain
of moro than about a ton. Deoroase
the rope in diameter one-half, and its
strength will decroaso three-fourths.
Thus a rope half nn inoh in diameter
will sustain one-fourth as much as a
rope an inoh in diameter.
GRASsnorrEns as Food.?In view of
tho famine whioh Minnesotians arc suf
fering in oonscquence of the ravages of
the grasshopper, tho editor of tho Nat
uialist gravely advises the people to
turn to and devour the pests that are
devouring them. From his own per
sonal knowledge, ho states that the
grasshopper makes a very palatable
art iclo of diet, when killecf by boiling
water and fried in butter. Care should
be taken, however, to cook the beast
thoroughly, as it is apt to be infested
with parasites that die hard?the hair
snake, for instance, whioh, as we hnvo
heretofore mentioned, has a habit of
occupying lodgings for a good portion
of its life in the interior apartments of
the grasshopper. In portions of Afrioa
and Western Asia, and we may add
Western America, the grasshopper is
eaten with great gusto. The Arabs,
the Hottentots and the Dakotas take
theirs roasted whole, minus the logs, or
roasted and afterward powdered and
made into cakes. Various modes of
serving grasshopper stoaks might be
devised by the ingenious Blots of the
Minnesota plains; and, as necessity is
said to bo tho mother of invention no
doubt the sharpened wits of a hungry
people, ouoe sot at tho task, would pro
dnoo miraoles in tho way of Rrasshoppor
roos s and stews, not to speak of groas
hoppor sausage and ."grasshopper hash.
A not secondary advantage ^resulting
from this course- of dietetics would be
tho depletion of the hordes of voracious
jumping jacks that are now [carrying all
Dofore them, save the ptarvntion which
thoy leave in their track.
Medical Maniacs.?There are num
bers of medical men so wedded to the
old formulas, that all changes seem to
them like innovations. These medical
maniacs nro, fortunately, incnpablo of
much mischief in this practical age.
While the Vinegar Bitters are curing
indigestion, nervous debility, constipa
tion, and countless other diseases that
defy the remedies of the phormaoopooia,
it is impossible to thrust down the
throats of intelligent invalids " heroic"
doses of mineral poison, or to persuade
them to take adulterated alcohol, im
pregnated with cheap astringents,rear***
"healing balm" or a " balsamic - pre
paration." Vinegar Bitters, a pure bo
tanical tonio, and alterative, guiltless
of the oarse of distilled or fermented
liquor, is actually accomplishing what
the mineral and alooholio euro mongers
have so incessantly promised but have
nover yet performed. Under these cir
cumstances it is no wonder that this
medioine has taken precedence of all
those burning fluids mis-called tonics.
. Fever and Ague, CtUll Fever,. Kto.
A few months after having commenced tho
i Dianafaoturo of Dr. Pioroo's Goldon Medical
Discovery, tho proprietor began to rocoivo
numerous lot ton? from all parts of the won tern
and eoutborn BtatoB bestowing tho most nn
boundod praiao upon it for having promptly
cured the writers or thoir friondB of fovor and
aguo, or other forma of miasmatic, or? mala
rious diaeasoB. Ho was repeatedly urged to
mako known tu? wonderful virtuos of: tho Dis
oovory in tho cure of ague and kindred dis
???ob. lie always replied that it was not In
tended for a "euro all," and should ho rocom
mend it to people aa a remedy for so many dif
foront forma aud cIsbbob of dlseasos, ho foarod
tboao who bad never tented its virtuos would
at onco claaa it among the numerous humbugs
of tba day. This answer waa Batiafaotory to
no ono ; thoy argued that tho whole country
ought to know it at once, and oxproaaod their
astoniBhmont at his indifferonco to the sub
ject. Ilia oar and heart beim: at all times
opon to the call of Buffering humanity, he has
at last, after having received testimony from
hundreds who have been spoedlly eurcd by it,
and many of them aftor quints and all tho
usual moans bad failed, consented to mako the
mattor known.
Newman, Jefferson county, Kansas,)
Januarys, 1878. f
Dr. Pieboe?Having uBod a few bottles of
your Golden Medical Discovery, and believing
it to bo tho Tory best medicine for chills and
fovor, I wish to buy it by tho dozon: ploaBe give
me your price for it. Rev. Thos. O Bielly.
Greatness is like a laced coat from
Monmouth street, whioh fortune lends
us for a day to wear; to-morrow puts it
on another s back.?Fielding.
Ladles De ?Ire what Men Admire. And
thin little thing la beauty. What do we say* la
beautlfulT A transparent complexion and a luxu
rious head of hair. Wbat will produce these ? Ha
gun's Magnolia Balm will make any lady of thirty
appear but twenty; and L>on's Kathalrnn will
keep e very hair In Its place, and make It ^row like
the April grass.- It prevents the hair from turn,
log gray, eradicates Dandruff, and Is the finest
Hair Dressing in the world, and at only half ordi
nary cost. If you want to get rid of aallowness,
pimple \ ring marks, moth patches, etc., don't for
get the Magnolia Balm, ladles.
Reward ?I will give 9100 for any case ot flesh,
bone or muec'o aliment like rheumatism, bruise,
spavin, strain or lamencts, upon cltber man or
animal, which the Mexican Mustang Liniment
will not cure when uted according to directions'
Near thirty yrars has proved It to be the most
wonderful remedy for neuralgia, burns, swelllugSi
enlarged Joints, hoof all, screw worm, sling,
caked breasts, etc., ever discovered. Who will let
a hone limp when MuBlaug Liniment will cure it t
Who will let a child try and suffer from bruises or
chilblains when tho Mustang will prevent It?
Who will pay largo doctors' bills when they can
buy Mexican Liniment for so cts. and il.oo? It Is
wrapped In a steel-plate label, signed "G. W.
Westbrook, Chemist." Wm. E. Evcrson, agenU
Founded on a Hook I?Tho disappointed ad
venturers who havo irom time to time attempted
to run their worthless potions against Plantation
Bitters, vow that they cannot understand what
foundation thero 1? for Its amazing popularity
The explanation Is slmp'.e enough. The reputa
tion of the world-renowned tonlo is 'founded upon
a rock, the Rock of Experience.
THE MAEKETS.
MEMPHIS.
Flour, dull and prices drooping at $4.00@
7.05. Corn, in fair demand and lowor rates,
90@92c. Oate, dull and drooping at 58}*,c.
Lard, no demand but firm at 10@17o. Bacon,
exoitod and higher at 10'vfc. for shoulders;
clear rib, 15@15#c.
NA8I1VILLB.
Flour, quiet and unchanged at $4.50(5>?.50.
Wheat, steady with a moderate domand; at
81.20. Com, steady with a modorato demand
at 90@95o. Oats, G2@65o. Lard, 16J?o. Ba
cou, shoulders, 11c; clear rib nidus, M%c;
cloar Bides, 14%o. Hams, sugar-eurod, 16c. all
packod. Whisky, demand fair and market nrm
at 651.04. _
NEW YORK.
. Flour, steady and in modorato domand;
Buporiino western and state, $4.40<S>5.10; ex
tra Ohio, $5.15@6 90; St.'Louis, $5.25@9.00,
closing quiet. Wheat, in fair demand and
lowor; No. 2 Chicago, $1.15@1.17. Corn, a
shade firmor at 89@90o. Oats, firmer at C0(S>
Glo. Sugar, firm and quiet at 83*'@8>?c.
Moss pork, dull and heavy ; now mess, $22.80.
Lard, lowor; prime steam, 14%c. Whisky, a
shade firmer and a fair buBineua at $1,07^.
SEW OKLKANS.
Flour, In firmer domand for Cnba at $5.85
@6.00, for choice, XXX ; eboico, $0.60@7.00.
[ Corn firmor; mixed, 95c; yellow, 87o ; white,
! $1. Bran, firmer at $1.10@1.20. Hay, choice,
$20. Mess pork, quiet and firm at $15.25.
Dry Bait moats, ecarco at OJtfc. Bacon, lu do
mand and very Btrong; ebouldors, lie: dear
rib, 15i/@10Mo. WbiBky, in light supply;
Louisiana, $1.031 woatorn, $1.05@1.08. Cof
fee quiot; ordinary to primo, 15@20c. Corn
meal, $8.65. _
LOU IN VI IiL 10.
Flour, dnll and prices lowor; superfine,
$4,00; extra family, $5: No. 1. $5.75; fanoy,
$0.50. Whoat, dnll and lowor; rod, $90; am
bor, $1.00; white. $1.05. Corn, dull and
lowor at 70@74c. OatB, 45@48o. Byo, bigbor
at 95c. Mesa pork quiet at $23.50. Bacon,
active and bigbor ; shoulders 10)^o; dear
rib, 14o; clear, 15o. Sngar-cnrod hams, HJ^o;
plain, lie. Bulk in eats, active and higher ;
shoulders, 9><fo; dear rib, 18c%; cloar, lS*jVo.
Lard, 16^0. Whisky, 99o.
COTTON MARK1CT8.
CnAittiEsroN. ?Cotton dull?middling. 15%o.
Nabhviixe.?Cotton?quiet and unchanged
at 14@l5e.
Memphis.?Cotton?Fair quiet and unchan
gcd; middling, 15%c.
Savannah.?Cotton quiot?middling, 15%o;
low middling, 15c ; good ordinary 14c.
Gai.vehton.?Cotton 1b dnll?middling, 10c ;
low middling. 15c ; good ordinary. 14c.
MoniLK.? Cotton woak?middling. lSJ-fo;
low middling, 1 !;'? : good ordinary, 14o.
New Orleans.?Cotton?Demand limited.
Good ordinary to striot good ordinary, 14K@
1 ; low middling to striot low middling,
15%<S)l?>^o; middlings to striot middling,
lG>?@17o.
Tbe Texas *tealRet ate ttlstrMmtlon.
? ?5140,000 in gold, honseB and la?da in differ
ent portions of the state, at Houston, Texas,
Ootober . aa,- CoL- J? j&. Footer, Manager, to
apokeiPdf in l?gn tormsby tho press ofTexaaJ
Only 70.000 tickets are iuoucd, at $2 each, and
the public may foci eafe in investing in It, as
it in in tho hands of mon who can bo dopomlod
upon. ? Qoinmimica'.cd.
Wb fiaiw? very favorable enoorainms
rcgarcliufTiifcfi Elmwood and Warwick collars
mannfuotared by the Narragansott Collar com
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owing toHhBFpoculiarity3>f ? oat, are M?st com
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of tbo OoHars ar? "folded' in undeTrueAth all
around, tlniH ctrcifj.' thoning the collar and pre
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l-i time. Does experience confirm the claims put
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tlou.' Apply ibis criterion,ttoelmple.yetsoaearch
Ing, to Warrant's Effervescent weltcer Aperient.
How has It worn? What has been Its history?
How does It stand to day T
TA?<RANT'dSKLTZER APERIENT
Is a household name throughout the United States.
It Is administered as a specific, and with success,
lo dysntpsla, sick headache, nervous dobll ty,
liver complaint, bilious-, rumlltenis, buwel com
plaints (especially Constipation.) rheumatism,
gout, gravel, nausea, tbo complaints peculiar to
the maternal sex, and all types of Inflammation.
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VINEGAR BITTERS
Dr. J. Walker's California Vin
egar Bitters arc a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the na
tivo herbs found on the lower ranges ot
tho Sierra Nevada mountains nf Califor
nia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thcrofrom without tho use
of Alcohol. Tho question Is almost
daily asked, "What is tho cause of tho
unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit
TEitst" Our answer is, that they remove
tho cause of disease, and tho patient re
covers his health. Thoy are the great,
blood purifier and a lifo-glving principle,
a perfect Renovator and fnvigorator
of the system. Never before in tho
history of tho world has a medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities of Vinkoar Bittbrs in healing the
stok of every diBcaso man is hoir to. They
nro a gontlo Purgative as well as a Toni
relieving Congestion or Inflammation .
tho Liver and Visceral OrganB, in Bilious
Diseases. }
The properties of Dr. Walxbb*
VinboarJ?ittbr8 aro Aperient, Diaphoretic.
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxativo, Diuretic
Sedative, Counter-irritant, Sudorific, Alter*
live, and Anti-Bilious.
tiratcful Thousands proclaim Vin
boar Bitters the most wonderful In
vigorant that over sustained the sinking
system.
No Person can take these Bitter?
according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
repair.
Bilious. Remittent and Inter
mittent Fevers, which are bo preva
lent in tho valleys of our groat rivers
throughout tho United States, especially
those of the Mississippi, Ohio,Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan
sas, Bed, Colorado, Brnzos, Bio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile. Savannah, Bo
anoke, James, aud many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our j
entire country during tho Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so during soa
sons of unusual heat and dryncss, are
iuvnriajhly accompanied by extensive de
rangements of tho stomach and liver,
and other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgatlvo, exerting a pow
erful influence upon those various or
gans, is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for tho purpose equal to
Dr. J. Walker's Vinegar Bitters,
as they will speedily remove the dnrk-*
colored viscid matter with which tho
bowols nro loaded, at tho same timo
stimulating tho secretions of tho liver,
und generally restoring tho healthy
functions of the digestive organs.
Fortify the body against disease
by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar
Bitters. No epidemic can take hold
of a system thus fore-armed.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head
ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs,
Tightnes' of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sotu
Eructat.ons of tho Stomach, Bad Taste
in tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Pal pita
tat ion of the Heart, Inflammation of the
Luugs, Pain in the region of tho Eld
noys, and a hundred other painful symp
toms. are the oflsurincs of DvsncDsfa
One bottle will prove a better guarantee
of its merits than a lengthy advertise
ment.
Scrofula, or King's Evil, White
Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled
Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous Intlarnmatious,
Indolent inflammations, Mercurial Af
fections, Old Sores, Eruption? of the
Skin. Sore Eyes, utu! In thn.se, as in all
other constitutional Diseases, Wai.krr'g
VlNHGAIt BlTTRllS have .shown their great
curative powers m tho most obstinate
and intrnetnhlo pohiv
For Inflammatory and Chronic
'Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Beinit
tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases pi
the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
these Bitters havo no equal. Such Disease*
are caused by Vitiated Blood.
Mechanical Diseases.?PorRons on
gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as
['lumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and
Miners, as thoy udvanco in life, aro subject
to paralysis of tho Bowels. To guard
against this, take a doso of .WalkKit's Yin
im.a u Bitters occasionally.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet
ter, Salt-Rheum. Blotches, Spots, Pimples
Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ring-worms.
Scald-hoad, Soro Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch,
Scurfs, Discolorutions of tho Skin, Humor*
and Diseases of tho Skin of whatever nimm
or nature, nro literally dug up and carried
mit of tin system in a short timo by tho use
of these Bittere.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms,
lurking in tho system of so many thousands,
aro efleotuully destroyed and removod. No
system of medicine, no vermifuges, no an
ttiolminitlcs will free the syBtem from worms
like these Bitters
For Female Complaints, in young
or old, married or singlo, at the dawn of wo
manhood, or tho turn of life, those Tonic
Bittors display so decided an influence that
improvement is soon, perceptible
( .cause the Vitiated Blood when
evoi you find its impurities bursting through
the skin in Pimples, Eruptious, or Soros;
cleanse it when you tind it obstructed and
singgish in the veins; cleanso it when it is
foul; your feelings will toll you when. Keep
the blond pure, and tho beufth ot tho system
will follow.
It. II. .41? DONALD At CO.,
]>ruir,.ri?u Hi-K Jet* Agts. San Kraadlson California
mim .->?] ut W ruiniturv i ii a l.'t..?r:;?>!. Ms > K
???im *?v ? ?? itatrtM* a no im in.-1 j.
#A|GHfcAic01 -
Ev?ry Sankhh, Bumnraa Man, Ci.kkk, Far
m kii and i'lantku MionH havo a copy. No
yotiiiK man ran nfford to be without ii. rottaK?
na'd uu receipt of onk hollar. Illusirattd circu
lar, 21(1 ii.u;. -i. to any address.
W. M. HADDLKR, Publisher, Baltimore, Md.
mi] I n-^Tb- ??s Sss the wsrl?.?IatMrtaro'
'I'M AX prlose largest esaapamyId Aoasr fca~<rt*
X JUaU Hi artiste I plsasea svsry bo*y i Trade eon.
Unnally Increasing; A rents wasted every where;
best indaoeme?t*;asa.t waste Ums ;s?Mlwelr'iar
I? Bobort Walla, flVstr si., IT. T*. *.0. boa UK.
?O DB"
GRAND BSPOSITIOIT
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER and
PLATED-WABE,
. L. DAVIES ^ BRO:S5
Cor, Church and Summer Sts.,
NASHYILLE,
KENTUCKY STATU
SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY!
FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF PADUOAH.
Capital Prize, - - $50,000
CLASH ]D>,
To be drawn at COVINGTON, Ky., on
The last Saturday of each month in the Tear.
BOHEME.
l Price of 150/00 1.tro.ooo
l Prise of 20000 is.? 20.000
1 Prise of 10.000 is. 10.000
. ? Prtxes of 5.O0 are_. 25,000
10 Prises 01 2,500 are...2S.100
60 Prisea or 3.000 are...?_...?.60,0 0
50 Prize* of 5?0 are._25.cc0
50 Prises or 2s0 are.?.12,510
100 Prises or 100 are.? ??._10.0u)
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Four prises of #3,000 np roxlmallng to fSO.OOO
prise ere #12,000; four prites ot 81.625 approxima
ting to ?20,W)0 prize are |0.6oo; four prizes of 1.000
approximating to lo.to ? prlte are at 000; 6,000 prises
of f 10 aro fjO.OCO; 5,280 prizes, amounting- to #300.000.
Whole Tickets, 91O1 Halves. ABi Quar
ters. $3.50.
rr.Ai; or thi Lottbbt ?The numbers from 1
to 00,000, corresponding with those numbers on the
tickets, printed on separate slip* of paper > re en
circled wnh small tin tubes, and pieced In one
wheel. The first 281 prises, similarly printed and
encircled, are placed In another wheel, 'l ho
wheels are then revelved, und a number Is drawn
from the wheel of numbers, and at the same time
a prlzo is drawn irom the other wheel. Tbe num
ber and prise drawn ont are opened and exh blted
to tho audience and registered by tho commission
era, the prise being- placed against the number
drawn. This operation It repeated mull all the
prizes are drawn out.
Kxrt,aNATioN or AFraoxiuation Prizes.?
Tbe two preceding and two tncceedlng numbers
to those drawing tbe first three (3) prizes, will bo
entitled to tbe 12 approximation prisea. For ex
ample: If ticket No. 11.50 draws the 60,nuo dollar
prlzo, those tlcketa numbered 11,2-13, 11.249 11,251,
11,252. will each be entitled toS/XO dollars, I r ticket
No. 550 drawn the 2o.00c dollar prize, those tlcketa
numbered MS, 649.651,552, will each be entitled to
#1 825 and so on, according to tbe above scheme.
The 6.ot-0 prlzo of 10 dollars will be determined
by the last figure of the uumber that draws the
50,000 dollar prize. For eiample: If the number
drawing tbe 60.000 dollar prlzo ends with 1, then
all the tlcketa where tbe namber enda wltb 1 will
be entitled to 10dollars. If the number onds wlih
2, then all the tickets where tbo number ends with
2 will be entlttod to 10 dollars, and so on to 0,
oar-Remember that every prize Is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
?ar-All prlzea of 15,000 und under, paid Immedi
ately aRer tho drawing?other prisea at tbe usual
lime of forty days.
Persons wishing to purchase tickets ?bonld send
money tn a registered letter, a postoftlco order, or
by expreaa?el 1 her way U safe.
All orders will be promptly attended to, and Im
mediately afier tho lotter/ Is drawn, tho commis
sioner* certified prompted drawing will be sent to
each purchaser or tickets.
1 his lottery was established la 1839. nnder a
charter ? ranted by the legislature or Kentucky,
fur the beneat or tbe University or Paducab..
Holders or prisea are secured by ample bom's
deposited with the state by the lottery managers.
a ulna liar scheme to thli will be drawn tbe last
Pattsrdaj or each mouth In tho future.
The official drawing* of this lottery will be pub
llshed In the Louisville Courier-Journal, New
York Herald, and New torkSun.
Prizes Payable in Fall Without Deduction.
Address ordere for tlcketa to
C4KO, WEBSTER,
No.72. Third Bt-cet, Louisville, Ky.
THE NEW IMPROVED
REMINGTON
Sewing- Machine.
AWARDED
The "Medal for Progress."
AT VI UNNA, 18T3.
Tub High eat Oanrn or " Mkdal" awabdkd ai
tbi ExrOAlTION,
No Sewing Machine Received a Higher Medal
A FJCW GOOD UK A HONS ?
1.?A AVio Invention TiiouononLY TBeTBOfand
secured by Letters Patent.
H.?Makes a perfect lock stitch, alike on aoth
olden, on nil hinds of goods.
3. ?Runs Liqht .Smooth,Noisbleso and Rar
- beat combination ot qualities.
4. ?1 0bablb?Huns, for Year* without Repairs
5. ? fill do all varieties of Work and Fancy much.
Ina In a ouperlor manner.
6. ?Ia Most jcatitu ?Managed by the operator.
Length or atltcb may be altered wblle running
and ma ne can be threaded without passing
thread ? oionBn boles.*
7 ??I) gb Simple, Ingenious, Elegant, forming
tbe atltcb without tbe use or'Cog Wheel Gears
Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has tbe Automatu
Drop Feed, which insure* uniform length of Hitch
at any speed, tins onr new Thread Controller
which allows easy movement oi need e-bar and
pr* injury to thread.
8.?CONBTBtJOTlOK most careful an riNinnxn
It is manufactured by tbe most skillful and expert
eneed mechanic*, at tbe celebrated Remlnston
Armory, llioii, N. V? Maw York Office,
No. A Madison Square, (Ktarta'e Brillit?
Inar.) BRANCH OWICKBi UBS State St.,
Chicago, 111.1JJ70 Superior nt., Cleveland,
Uhlu.t 181 Fourth lt.? Cincinnati, ?OS
Main at., Buffalo, M. V.| 3UB Washington
St., Boston, Maai.t BIO Chestnut nt>,
Philadelphia, Pa.| 10 Sixth'at., Plttt
burch, Pa.
MAGiC LANTERNS
Minister's Patent ArtopUcon.
The most powerful Magical lantern
ever mad'; with a brilliant Oil Lamp;
for home,(Sunday school and lectures.
Stereoptleotiv eto Hildes at reduced
_prices. A profitable business for a man
with small capital Henri stamp for Catalogue.
WM Y. M'ALLISTKft, t.'H Chestnut Bu, Phlla.
THI8 PRINTINaiMKwr^L^ol?^
CO., Harper's butldlnx, Ne-v York.
by the Houthero New.pai.er Unlon.^hv lie ?
I* ?. and a n nackasM Also a fall aaww*"!**! Ol
ion 10 if *
DOW'T BUY
. UNTIL TOU HAVE
t>It>
OUT* K?W
I
AND LOW ?ESBRVOIE
As wo have 13 0000 REASONS why taoy will
do your work
QUICK and EASY,
CHEAP and CLEAN.
UTlicy arc Cheapest to bny.
They arc best to dec.
CU The? bake evenly and quickly.
Their operation it perfect.
?H^They always have a good draft.
<They are made of the best material.
^ They roast perfectly.
?_jThey rtqnlre bat little fuel.
^Thcy are very low priced.
They are easily managed.
The* are snitrd to all localities.
Every Stove guarantee to give satiafac'n
Sold by Excelsior Manufg Oo
BT. LOUIS, HO., AND BT
RICE BROS. * 0O? Now Orleans. I*.;
K. URQUHABT Ac 00M Memphis*, Ttnn.;
PHILLIPS BUTTOBFF tt CO., Nashville, Tean
LADIES, SAVE YOUB DEESSES! 1
Smith's Instant Dress Elevator."
TU tmm??mm ^9 It loops the
dress in the
Lateit
Style, it
changes the
?Ufata" Into
s " straight
Croat" warn
ing dress in
on ? aec
ond, and
back again as
quickly I Can
be changed
from one
dress to an
_J other in txrm
Tbu oat .how, the imiU uf itm, viiui minntrfi.
?? kl??ato??? ox.din. "They give
perfect nntlsfuction " Is the verdict of all
who try them. Thov ?avc mnny times their
cms In one dress. This "Elevator" Is the only
one that will let the dress down after being
elevated.
PAIITIllnl Beware of IMITATIOHS. as they
uAU I lull, are trOKSB than WORTHLESS. Sea
that each Is stamped " Smith's Instant Dress Ele
vator." Price 45 cents each, MAILED FREI.
Wholesale, $ SO per arross. ORE AT OFFER.
?Two "Elevators" will be given FREE as a Pre
mium to those who subscribe for "SMITH'S ILLUS
TRATED PATTERN BAZAAR" one year, sending
One Dollar and Ten Cents. Best and cheapest Fash
ion Book (n the world. Send stamp for Illustrated
Catalogue. Address P. 0. Boa 6055.
A. BURDBTTB SMITH, 014 Broadway, N.T.
BECKWITI
$20. I
rivtabto Family Sewing Stohtaffe
THB MOST
POPULAR
?f say fca the Market. Mate* the Meet -
?Mass, With Strength, Capadtv. sad SpesA.
Bqnal to any, regardless at seat.
Beekwltts Sewing Machine On
?62 BROADWAY, NSW YORK.
a^g^tsds^rywmsr>. assdts,
SrTwhittieKs
Ho. 617 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Ko..
r*EWW>? ?TUT. aUsMnt or Mcknou ?hkAr^lu ftoS
incUicT.Uoa or Imprudence, with uunlkM mmuT
S?^TO^^SSrlwt^S
?UUr A? mm. eil or ?rill. P? w? ?i? trSm?
t*r or spplle.tlow,i he U entbled to kelp hi? (USh
>??. 8? page., ?lvi?? rail .jmptoao, m tVonuS*.
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
H?Z' fr"*?, sr urssat oont?inj>uuo? mir.
rl*m. can ?(ferd to do wtttom Is. ItoosUloiUia eAontf
if1"1 ???rat?, on thl. lohJm, ttTr^Hl o? DrV*."
Ion. ??perlene?; a!.o Ujo be it tbon.hu Ma fc?U works
.niuropo.r.4 America, tot aSte/,t^{^3?for5^^
HOfjPhWEJHABIT ap^iny
curod by Dr. Beck'? only
known and sore Bemedy.
NO CHABOE
for treatment until cared. Call on or address
DR. 4. O. BECK,
113 John Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
DR. TUTT'8 HAIR DYE
Possesses quail ties tkat no ottarr dye doss, Ita ef>
feet id Instantaneous and It to so natural the I It
ennnot be detected. It la harmless and easily er>
nl led, and la In ircneral a?s ars?nffthe mshtonAols
hairdressers In every large city. Price S1.00 a boar.
Hold everywhere. Offloe.1l Murray aw. ?sw Yora.
WHKN writing to advertisers please mention
the name of Ibis paper. No. a 8. 8. N. U
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