The Weekly Democrat from Natchez, Mississippi • Page 4

ollau received aasuraucM of apprecia HORACE OREELEY'S WORK. AN AWFUL BATTLE. tion. JNO. M.

PAUKEH, Jr. W. D. HAYNKH. Vi'Jf.

4IAKT. PARKER, HAYNES WHOLESALE GROCERS, For the -present the location of the Dkmociut office ia In the Insurance TWO ROYAL BENGAL TIQER3 ENGAGE altwWerth Callece. 'y The Whltworth Female College located at Brookhawn, one ol (he wont popu-Ut school fur youug Indies in tlic Htutv of Mississippi and enjoys a lai'Ku and i cuiIsUntly inureaitliiK pHtromiu. fuullitles and school upplluuces uiu un IN MORTAL COMBAT. NEW ORLEANS.

LA. building next Uoor to the old olileo. -i i In our advertising columns this morn NO I Oil POYDBA KTHEET. Ih Bloody Spectacle It AObrded aa Ori excelled, while its lourUinj( department jug will bo found a notice of the opening ental Multitude Orsphle Description of the Terrible Contest A Thoroughly Whipped Beast, la home-like, with good dUclpllne, tuni of the session of 1885-1880 of that old low rata, i With experienced and excellent institution Jefferson Col heulthful location, eoinpielietiiilvticuirlr Cincinnati Enquirer. At last the signal was given; the bam boo raillnfr in front of the cages arose.

lege. The same corps of teaohors who have snowu themselves so able and competent In years past will have charge of STATE OF MISHl.ssUU'l.u ATM MM To Jamea FicM, resldonce unknown; and Minna A. Field, Houston, Texas; You aro commanded to appear before? the Chancery Court oi the county of Adams, in said State, on the ilrst Monday of November, 1885, to defend the suit iu said Court Osborne Field, wherein you aro defendants, SEAL f- Witness mv hand and seal of said Chancery Court, at Natchez, this July 2d, li ltm ALLISON" Ih KOSTK It, Clerk. By Walter McCrea, D. 0, Carson, Shields Canon.

Sol's for Compl't. JlyS w4w ulum, and all advantage that a tlrm- vlaaa school should posKeta, 'there Is nd rnaaon why Whitwhnrth College should not always hold a high rank aiiiniight the educational institutions of thueoun-i. Terai Wallah sprang nimbly as a cat out of his cage, opening his jaws and shaking the school. 1'rof. Baymontl whose rep utticlon as an Instructor and.

"manager of a school for young men and boys has bis tall irom siae to siae wuu a siow, yet powerful motion. Kagra advanced slowly until both animals were, perhaps, fifty try. grown from year to year until lie now feet from eacn otaer, tuaaing weir tans, meanwhile, as they stealthily eyed each 1 A Prospective Amusement standi among the first In the South, will have charge of the institution. He will Not Dead Yet. other, Then Kagra advanced a few nacea.

His adversary lav himself down We understand that the iiiumbcrt of be assisted by Profs. McClure and liar. on the court-yard, his feet well under him, as if ready for a spring. Kagra per both of whom rank very high in GOV, LOWHV IN UINDS COUNTY As we anticipated, the democratic county convention of Hinds county on Monday last unanimously endorsed the adinliiistratlou, the ability, '(fidelity and capacity of Gov, Lowry, and Instructed the delegates from Hinds to tha Htate convention to vote for his rcnomlnntlnn. In the county In which the State capital la situated, and where any shortcomings ot the State officials would be most closely scrutinized, tho ability and fidelity of the govoruor has been most emphatically endorsed.

1 This course ot the democracy of Hinds county should, It seems to us, put a quietus to tho slanders flint havn been heaped upon, this pure and chivalrous excoutlve officer, and whon Hinds county leads In a contest for his rcnomlnatlon, no other county should fear to follow. Indeed we do not hesitate to think that If there are other counties which are wavering in regard to their choice for governor, they will be decided to vote for Lowry by the endorsement of the county in which his official course is best known and most oloscly observed, Besides instructing for Gov. Lowry the convention gave to the delegates to the convention instructions iu regard to but one other of tbe candidates for State officers namely Col. D. Price Porter for secretary of State.

Col. Porter doubtless has reason to be proud of so marked expression in his favor from the people of the county that gave him birth and in which he has spent all the years of his manhood. i The delegation to the State convention la a strong one and the county of Hinds will be heard from hi the deliberations of that body. Protection No. 3 contemplate giving a picnic at an early date, and if they do so I we can safely predict beforehand thnt It will be a very enjoyable affair.

Some of their profession. With the ability of waicnoti ma xoe inieuuy auu oegau ap- these instructors their firm, yet mild and proacniug. not in a siraigni line, uut com-ins un in the arc of a circle, as if to catch paternal discipline, the quiet of the re his opponent unawares. Teral Wallak rose to his feet and described a similar Atlanta papers are giving the public some curious and wonderful cases Unit are quite in tcresting. It seems that yuung lady of Allan ta had been reported as dead, but it route to the earn of the Atlanta Journal that ehc was still alive, and being on the alert for news, a reporter was sent lu the reatdencu to learn all the facu.

Miss Belle Dunawav, who had been pronounced dead, met him iit the door, toutlv denyiug that she was she wnd; tired village in which the college Is situated, the absence Of any inducements arc, though on the opposite side. The mllarles were breathless with lusnense. Even the rustling of fans ceased, for the eyes or an tne vast auuience was intently fixed on the two beautiful beasts circling towara eacn outer. Step by step each slowly advanced Kttirra. as if self-confident, made a srjrlnz.

It was as If he was impelled to It by some unseen power that he could not resist, yet, at the same instant, Terai-Wallah "For four years, rhoumiitiism and neuralgia have resisted physician nnd ml other treatment. My muscles seemed todryupi my flesh shrank away, my Joints were swollen, painful and large, lost my appetite, was reduced tHH) pounds iu weight and for months whs expected to die. I commenced the use of if. B. li.

and the action of one half a buttle convinced my friends that it would cure mo. Its etfect was like magic. It gave rne an appetite gave me strength, relieved ail puiut- and aclieri, added liesh to my bones, ami when live hntiW' had been used I hail gained 5u pounds of riV.h, nnd lam to-day sound and well. 7 to vice Knd the good influences of the soolety arouud the college, school offers better facilities for the Intellectual and moral training of young men.This institution is one which should be nourished by the people of this section of the jountiy and efforts should be made to build up on its basil an Institution of which the State would be proud. It is to be hoped that the next session of Jefferson College will open with a full attendance of students, and that its faculty will In the future have as good reason to be proud of those who pass jumped aside.

Kagra alighted foiled, and before lie could recover bun. self Terai-Wallah was unon him. the Natchez glass ball breakers seem to thluk that In the event of the picnic taking place, it would add somewhat to the occaaiou If a glass ball and pigeon shoot-lug match between the Vicksburg and the Natchez teams cuuld be arranged. We doubt uot the Natchez shooters would be willing to challenge the Vickt-burgert to another contest, if it could be" arranged to be shot at Natchez. The Races at Arnaadlla.

We are told that the races at Arnaudlla, below Vldalia, on Monday last were very Interesting and afforded much pleasure 1 to a large crowd of people who were In attendance from this city and from all parts of Concordia parish. It was also gratifying to the Natchez boys to have a horse from this city, Mr. Lawience Heene's "Black Billy" win two of the races. The distancce was 440 yards and "Billy" had one competitor In each race, and succeeded In vanquishing him handsomely In each contest. bis huge claws fixed firmly in his neck ana me noma laws eraune at nis tnroat It was the work of a moment.

It could scarcely be seen that Tend-Wallah had gained any advantage, when Kagra made rhe War Be Kaeelred taburlplloiu lr "The Weekly Tribune." 8l. I ul Hepubliean.l Well, well, hero Is a volume that la becoming quite raro these days, oxclalmed a book-worm iu a second hand book store the other day as his eye fell on a worn nd musty tome. "What I Know About Farming. "Well, everybody knows that Is the book written by Horace Greeley way back in the '00 'a. Perhaps the rising generation may be excepted, as the book is now out of priut and will be a curiosity in a half score years hence.

At one time It was pretty extensively read It Is difficult to say, however, that mueh or any benefit was derived from its perusal. Vei, retorted the party addressed "Horace was a great man In his time. It is not so very long since he has entered eternity, yet bis name Is now hardly ever mentioned. It was ever thus. Man deeds, be they good or bad, tbey do not remain long fresh after the author la gone.

Occasionally a flash of his wit is repeated, a line from bis sayings is borrowed, but it does not Induce posterity in the least in remembering, much less in reverencing his memory. 51 During the forty odd years that Horace edited The Tribune, every editorial, every farm article, evory news item, every commercial paragraph, and every advertisement which appeared in the paper was credited to him by many of Lis readers and admirers. People forgot, or did not take the time to think, that it was a physical impossibility for the prolific and versatile Horace to write even half of the editorials that appeared, while his disquisitions on 'How to Plant 'How to liaise or 'How to Destroy the Festive were io very numerous. Greeley, when writing about agriculture, always gave the 'How' part much prominence. You seem to be well posted on Horace, remarked the book-worm by way of comment to the second gentleman.

Why, yes; I must confess that I know a great deal about the philosopher. Before and during the best part of the war I la bored at the case at The Tribune office, and on several occasions 'set up' his copy. If you have the time I cau relate an incident about old Horace that ha never been printed It was just previous to the war and when Horace was an amateur farmer that the event I am about to relate occurred. One day a letter came to the office bearing the following cabalistic letters: H. O.

N. Y. This is all that was op the envelope except the postmark, which showed that the letter came from Lawrence, Kan. I call it a letter, but it was not a letter, for on opening the envelope not a scrap of paper was found inside, only a crumpled $1 note from some Ohio bank. "In those days letters were sometimes not prepaid, and this was not; consequently a due-bill was attached to the missive showing that the sum of 3 cents was to be collected.

Mr. Greeley promptly paid the 3 centa Who could be the sender. It puzzled the philosopher just a little only. 'Such doings can only be placed to the credit of Bill mused Mr. Greeley.

'Bill always had idiosyncrasies, and when he had a truck farm out in Orange county would call, and not finding me In the sanctum would place a dollar bill for his subscription under a paper-weight on my desk and leave. Bill told me he was going out west to try his "The paper was. mailed to William Reynolds, Lawrence, according to Mr. direction, aud upon investigation was found that Greeley's surmlso was correct Bill Reynolds was the right partv. In those good old times we did not have so many railroads nor fast mail trains aud the like, but a man could mail a letter without a stamp and put only four letters on the envelope and it would reach its destination.

Try this experiment now and your letter will go direct to the dead letter office Too much red Huatlag lea Lloaa. rwashtafton Star. Capt Cyrus A. Eastnm of San Fran, clsoo, a bearded, rugged-looking old tea lion himself, gave to a reporter the follow ing account of his late capture of two families of California sea lions at tbe Island of Anacapa, about 300 miles south of Ban Francisco bay. The order came from Mr.

ltobbert Garrett, the railroad president, to secure, if possible, a first-class lot, nearly as full-grown aa possible, and stipulating particularly that tbey should bo taken so far south as to make acclimation easy, The catch was made in April lost, three weeks being spent mainly in watching and waiting for an opportunity to lasso the whole party at once. Capt. Eastman, with fifteen trained las-somen, after watching the animals for several days and nights, at the opportune moment and at a signal from tbe men in the rocks above, rushed upon the lions, dividing in two parties, so as to bead them off from the sea. As the animals mode for the water, their heads stretched upward the lassoes were thrown, two over each. As the lions felt the touch of the rope they raised a flipper to throw it off.

This sealed their doom, for as the rope passed over the flipper tho lassomen drew the rope taut, making a turn about tho nearest rock and escaping to a safe distance, until the animals should wear out their strength in vain endeavors to break away from tho strong whale lines bound about them. They were then at once secured in cages, strong boxes, by watching the proper moment and tipping It over them and running planks underneath the cages, thus forming a floor, and afterwards turning them back over again, until tbe planks were secured with nails, ropes, etc. The attempt to even deal very gently with them is attended with danger, but Capt. Eastman does not seem to fear them, although be shows many scars, the results of a too close intimacy with these ferocious animals. The captain proposes to put them within the inclosure of Athletic park this summer, and will probably afterwatds dispose of them to tbe Central park commission, New York.

There are four of them belonging to Capt Eastman. The other three were for Robert Garrett, who gives them to Druid Hill park. A Yankee Bey's Enterprise, INew York Times. Three or four years ago a New York youth scarcely above his majority, went down to tbe isthmus of Tehuantcpec, just north of Yucatan, to work for the Inter-Ocean Railroad company. He was a telegraph operator, and a good salary, along with an ambition to see the world and enjoy odd adventures, tempted him.

He is home now. He has enough of Tehuantcpec salaries, and more than enough of Tehuantepec adventures. As seeing the world, be has seen quite enough of that part of it His hairbreadth escapes would probably not Interest money-making New York as much as a passing reference to a little commerical enterprise with which he bos ended his southern career. In the part of the world where he has disporting two of the native characteristics are a Yankee love for cash and a feminine population with incomparable suits of hair. Long and heavy and silky tresses cover every woman's Lead.

The ladies seem to be proud of their hair to a certain extent, but money stifles pride, and a good many of the natives are wearing their locks in the intellectual fashion thanks to this New York boy's enterprise. He has been buying up the raven tresses by the basketful for shipment to this city, cn an average a full suit cost him 50 cents in spot cash; sometimes ho was spendthrift enough to squan der a whole dollar on an exceptionally lino article. Here an open market has given him profits handsome enough to equip a very snug bank account. I do not recall precisely the sum he had averaged for each suit sold, but it was a very considerable pile of dollars, and sales have been ready, There is a big fortune in this business for somebody. anoiner spring, a nouna wnicn ne from its portals aa they have had in the concentrated all his eneriv.

Terai IS IT A LIE? past. Wallah was dragged with him for a short space. The claws that had been dug Into A New and Complete Hardware Store, nis necK were torn gratingly tnrougn it, One of the most Important mercantile the open mouth snapped fiercely but harmlessly at the advancing shoulder Some one said that Potudi was poison: Who makes the assertion except Uioho ho desire to mislead and humbug you? Me who denounces other rtiinudic j'ritAurs, is piietly oifering a vile compound of hi own beware ut all such, establishments that has been opened for wuicn oore marks or Teral-waiians some time in this city, Is the mag. niticent hardware establishment con. sharp teeth.

For a moment the two tigers stood gazing at each other with distended jaws, their ample mouths opened to their ut- ducted by those popular and experienced To the llononvblo Mayor nnd Hoard of Al-durmen of tho City of (jontjemen Wo the un tiers iKned eiUxeng and leff'tl votcrtf of the -city of Natchez, ronpeet fully petition your Jlouoruble iiotfy to ki'MU a lioenao io V. Turtoreo No, 132 Franklin Street. J', WanKuinettl, No. Ho Kranklln Htreet. J'ctev Trolio.

No. 119 Franklin Htroet. J. Byrno ft No. i(i2 Franklin Ntreet.

To retail vinous and spirituous liuuorn within eald city, and wo further recommend said apnli cants as being of good reputation and aro mAwj and suitablo porsons to receive such Ucensos, Voura respectfully, Tho ma Howard, leter Calhoun, Geonr Francis, Jas (iriftla, Walter O'Brien, bam Grillin, Jonas Marx, Israel Moses, Bur ney Burke, HeenQ sr. Heene jr, Auam Koerber, Adam Lewis, WHlankenstefn, Alfred Ormraby, A NeuburKer, John Weir, ft Love, Weir, Field, Koerber, Felix Levi, John Spires, George Kiith. Kline, Philip Ebb iff, IS Bteod, 1hu Parker, Wm James, Marble Lyle, Louis Lyle. William banders, Ben Allen, Harrison MillerTL Welch, Alex Oswald, William Chaney, David Kttjvens, David Stevens, Jack Williams, Adam Schenck, 1 Barlow, Christopher, Wood, Win Tattle, Louis Fctagna. Louis Wells, It FIU-hogh, Arndt.

Wm Watson, Tillman, HArrighLA Beekman, Ham Beekinan, Jno Ifftrfc, Boyle, A It Tyler, Jos Kenlu, Frank Kocca, Barradeil, A Heath enngton, Gluts McAllister, George Brunei, Allen Smith, A Tudoree, Tndoree, John De La Hunt, John Itussel, Ault, Frazier, It Parker, Leonard Voos. Blytho, Benjamin, Kanguinettl, Bobert Baldwin, David Ferguson, Mosea Simmons, Simon Carraway, Duncan Bowie, George Greene, Geo Heatherington, Byrne, Byrne, Kdward Byrne, Harris, Geo Whiting, Charles Boyle, Payne, David Laub, Ike Turner, Joe Mayer, Boos, Jim Noble, A Boos, Burns, Tom Hart, Fredrick Oswald, Geo II Kobertson, Jlocca Petagna, Simon Peters, Washington Davenport, Randal Davenport, Thomas Kcr-nan, Jacob Bowen, Win A O'Ferrall, James A Samnet, Naali SpiUera, It O'Ferrall, 8 Frishman, Geo Lambright, Jos Weir, Perry Lynch, Jonas Evans, David Chatman, Lenox Frazier, A Zerkowsky, Louis Lyles, James McCabe, Davis, Jacob Baunian, Miltou Greogory, Mosby, Albert Kastor, Sam Garieon, Rich'd Black, John Lacoste, Picks, Percy Bradly, Albert fiankin, Dalu Green, Bobert Rudd, Guy Slinor, Ben Jenkins, Thomas Kiley, Henry King, Jones Hamilton, Higgins, Higgins, Paul, Schatz, A Wranipold, John 8 Miller, A Beer, Dreyfus, Abe Moses, Moses, Simon Jacobs, Adolph Jacobs, Paul Evans, Geisenbergcr, Ben Geisenberger, Abe Geisenberger, Geo Washington, Schatz, Dreyfus, I Laub, rihnan, CH Purnell, Jno Jos Smith, Ierd Mannocci, John Jordan, Fred Swokey, Jim Jacksou, Jim Brown, A Vick, Smokey, William Gnilm, Salvo, Salvo, Sara A Davis, Ferd Mannocci, John Davis, A ScoAeld, Carter, Aug Berdon, Joe Gorkyns, Jas Noton, Wm Noonan, Hanna, Jaa Lambert, Thos Grafton, Holmes, 8 Winchester, Sawver, Vandyke, Robt Blake, Porter, 8 Itoiramel, David McClure, Alex Tuttle, Middleton, Henry Frasier, James Alexander, Louis Botto, Bowles, Briel, Joe Kaiser, Merrick, Ullman, Shed Moore, Wm McCary, John North, Andrew Russell, George Johnston, Ducrow, John RuMsell, Putnam Garrett, Mose Oateni. Haas, Meyer, Richards, Cato Randolph, David Hall, Samuel Fredericks, Fred Hackmeister, John McGonchio, Hath-cox, Arthur O'Lcarv, Louis Williams, George Uauck, O'Conley, Quarterinan, Lynch, Smith, Jack Carraway, 1 Cunningham, Willie Wyman, Simon Mayer, John Brunan, Martin Koons, Hauck, Bland, A Casella, LF Griffin, Sain Doherty, Alfred Joseph, George Williams, James Gains, Eugene Henderson, Evans Gains, CG Johnston, A Rucker, Hobt Leeper, Monroe Hunter, Armstcad Mitchel, li Wood, Jos Hahn, Merrick, Smith, Reedy, AHen Lee, Henry' Loeb, Leven Johnston, li Gorman, Louis Thompson, Henry Johnston, Michael Reillv, A Boger, Peebles, Geo Eisle, HS Heine, Sidney Ballard, Geo Miller, George Kennedy, Ben Butler, A Edie, Cuminings Clark, lOdward Corbet, Richard Ryne, V-Schwartz, James A.Grillo, Aug Zurhelicn, Zurhcllen, It Scudamore, WmEidt, JosEidt.Jno O'Ferrall, II Hays, John -Earhart, A Howe, Joseph Johnston, Stewart, Williams, Ratiitf, Robert Lancaster, Greany, William Dore, Monteith, Conti, Chas Williams, William Williams, John Combs, WH Harper, Rutherford, John Rutherford, Horace McDonald, William Sayers, Alfred Smith, Lorenzo Barnett, Johnston, John Gray, Richard Hall, I Abi-ams, A Abntms, James O'Brien, Julius Stelr, James Ballard, Davis, John Parker, Botsai, .1 Grillo, Allen Morgan, John Ryan, Sidney Herman, Murray, William Clavton, William Ball, Balaud, Thomas Smith, Frank Brooks, Alonzo Grifiin, William Brown, Hathcox, Willis Bradv, Step Butler, Hens Mills, iiichard Randolph, William Ogden, Madison iligginbot-torn, Horace Johnson, William Holt, William Ayres, Henry Bell, Ben Iluys, James Wright, Mack Valentine, Stephen Closon, Edward Smoth, William Elba, William Thurdgill, Jesso Ross, Wally Bloodworth, Milton Young, A Pesman, Riley, Mack Emmorsou, Doer-ing, Joseph Hart, Summers, Wm lloggatfc, McGuire, II McDonald, Milton Madison, Marshall Lewis, Monroe Nappere, Charlie Wilson, Mclvin Earhart, Gus Debow, Thomas Jefferson, Ben Omgby, George Thompson, Hilliard Minor, Jacob Jackson, A McLean, Jno Mercer, Green Gamble, Wesley Taylor. A gentlemen, Messrs. S.

McDowell and most limits, their beautifully streaked Ask your physician or your Uruihl if Polah produces all the horror 'humci! for il by lUow. who are Compelled to traduce other preparations iu order to appear respectable ihoinselve. T. Owens, on the corner of Franklin and stuns started irom tneir forms in excite-ment while their tails moved convul sivelv as if snapping like a whipcord Commerce streets. The house occuplod by tlieso gentlemen eminently, fitted for their' business, very roomy and Kagra was the first to attack again, but be was too near to try his former trick of We claim that Potash properly combined with other remedies makes One grun deta blood remedy ever known to man, ami we claim that it.

Bi is that remedy. sllpnmg to one side He advanced boldly. quite commodious. The cellar, which Is well lighted, is devotod to the storage ef If almcled wilh ai'y form of blood poison. They stood In the center of the arena, and their sharp olaws moved so rapidly and their huge mouths trying to grasp each other's necks that It was Impossible Iron.

nails, barbed wire, wagon and buggy material, stoves, and other goods of a to teH tbe attack from tho de Acroiuia, itiieuinauin, uiu i ers ami Sores, Kidney Complaints, Female Diseases, the B. B. li. will cure you ai once-. Send Blood Balm Atlanta, fo copv of their book Jneiu ilitw For sale by W.Jl!.

Buuning heavy or bulky kind. The storage ca. pacity of this cellar Is very great, ex. fense. Tbey drew gradually nearer as they thus fought, uttering fierce snarls.

Each seemed to have suc tending the full dimensions of the build. ceeded in grasping the others throat. ing, 75 by 28 feet. The third or upper The Debate Monday Evening- i Quite a large number of persons gathered at the Library rooms on Monday evening to hear the debaters handle the subject; "Resolved, that the observance of the Sabbath should be enforced by legislative enactment." The question is a live one In our city, where the authorities are making an effort to rigidly en-' force the Sunday law, and all present felt a deep Interest tn the outcome of the debate. The subject was ably and elaborately argued both pro and con, and every point that could be raised both for and against the proposition was brought out by the debaters, but the judges do-'.

elded that the ufllrnmtive side had made the. best showing, and consequently awarded the palm of victory to that side. -The Adams Lljfht Infantry, The Adams Light Infantry h'ld a very large aud interesting meeting on Monday night last, at whiuli time it was determined to celebrate the company's anniversary, which occurs on the first With their mouths buried in each other's story of the bouse is also devoted to stor flesh and their claws dug deeply into the neck they arose at length to the contest on their bind feet, straining and tugging. age, everything In the shape of household Louisiana's New Collector, The New Orleans Picayune of Tuesday says: "Mr. F.

S. Shields, lately appointed collector of internal revenue, called at the office yesterday, but said nothing as to the time at which he would take charge. His bond has not yet been completed." We cannot believe that Mr. Shields will have any difficulty In making up bis bond, and the only reason It is not now completed is perhaps because he Is In no particular hurry to assume the duties of the position. Shark fishing is now the favorite way of spending the evening in Cedajr Keys' Fla.

Mr. t'onkllng says he not only has no influence with Mr. Cleveland's administration, but that he has never even seen thatjgentleman. "ICvery Man Has Mis rrlco." tEsrchanfcs. The expression, "Every man has his price, as near as cau be traced, originated with Sir Robert Walpole.

In Coxe's memoirs of Walpole we find the follow-; ing: "Flowery oratory he despised He ascribed to the interested views of themselves or their relatives tbe declarations of pretended patriots, of whom he said, 'All these men hare their price. lla.lett, in his "Wit and Humor, in speaking of the political axiom, "All men have their price, says "this is Walpolo's phrase. A a 'I unnel. The governor of the island of Samos has discovered a tunnel measuring 5,000 feet in length, and constructed at least nine centuries beforo the Christian era, goods, tin and sheet-Iron ware, light goods, wagon and buggy material, and ana wrestling as it were witn eacn omer, the thousand other articles which cannot eacn witn us utmost lorce ami skul It was a sublime moment, and breathless was the interest of the assembled mul' be displayed in the main sales room are tltuda They stood fully six feet high as deposited tney tnus grappled with eacn other, ele The main room on the ground floor is vated on their bind legs in a kind of death struggle, their round beads and glaring eyes surmounting the muscular one of the Jnost commoSipus in the city, and is being rapidly filled with every piunrs oi tucir long Domes. irmly tueir claws were fixed into the neck on both tiling in tlio way of hardware, cntlery, sides.

There was no shifting of position. tinware, granlteware, household articles, No further grasping either with claw or stoves, and every variety of articles that moutli. it was a contest oi me or (team. Both were bleeding freelv and it was go towards making up a complete stock SHERIFF'S SALE. The Slate of Mississippi, Adams county.

In the Adams County Circuit Court to December Term, A. I). lHtj5. X. Salvo Bro.

vs. Huphuul DcMareo. Execution for $191. -t5 with interest on said sum at 10 per cent per annum until paid, and ail costs, Bv virtue of the nlnvu exceurion to ine directed, I shall expose at public sale, at the door of the Court House of Adams cumdy, in the city of Natchez, within the hours prescribed by law, to the highest bidder, fur cash, on the I bird day of August, A. D.

island on the ilrst Monday of said month, nil the rilii, title and interest of the defendant, IJrphael IJeMarco, hi and to that certain tract or parcel of laud lying and being in the county of Adams, tliu road leading from Natchez to Liberty and about six miles from tho city of Natchez, and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning iu' tlio ccime of tho public road aforesaid at a poin( which is the S. E. corner of a tract nf land whereon Joe DeDio resides, and winch corner is on a lino the N. E. bounding line of lands of oslale of Bradley, whereof the land as surveyed and heroin described nnd convoyed is a portion, running thence along tho centre of said Libertv road S.

58 degrees, E. chains, S. degrees, E. 4.00 chains, East 8.00 chains, 8. ft! degrees, E.

5.50 chains, S. 51 degrees, K. 4,00 chains, S. 2H degrees, E. 11.20 chains to aetoko) thence along an old, plantation road S.

lit degrees, W. (i.oo chains, 8. MH degrees, N. ft chains to tha centre of a large bayou thence aloug tlio cent re of said bayou in a wostwardly direction to a point where it is intersected by the before said E. boundary lino; thence along siiid boundary 5034' degrees, E.

il chains to the place of beginning, containing 117 acres, more or less, and being the same land conveyed by Itaphawl DcMar-co to Peter Walsh, trustee, by deed 7lh February, 1880, recorded In Hook pages of tlio records of deeds of said Adams county. The Bnmo having been levied upon (is tbe property of the defendant, llnplmol DeMarco, to satisfy plaiutiir's claim and all conts. JAS. W. LAMBERT, jlyS-wtd i Sheriff cf Adams County.

contest of strength now as to which would be thrown under and loose its hold At of goods in their lino. Besides these well filled rooms they have In the rear of their building a large wareroom in which they length Kagra, more skillful or impetuous tuan nis antagonist, overinrew mm, ana tue two rotiea over in tne arena, enn Wallah on his back beneath Kagra above. will always have a stock of the best finished doors, sash nnd blinds, wheel -barrows, plows and agricultural Implements. "Kagra nas ill snouted many a voice but the advantage was with him for onlv Of tliese-jhoy will maVe a specialty, and a moment The hind claws of Kagra were being plunged into the belly of his will ftirnlsh'thcm to the trade or to prl vute parties at the lowest prices. foe, when Terai-Wallah, who never let go lus hold tor a moment witn ills mouth struck' one of Ids fore paws over the face of his antagonist, ills claws evidently pierced agra eyes, une of them wa To the sale of the best stoves, too, they give special attention, and there will be found in their stock stoves to suit the purse ot the humblest housekeeper, up to the finest range that may bo demanded torn from its socket, and uttering a howl of pain and despair the mutilated beast relinquished his grip, and would have torn j'oiKingnorne, if KUHseii, tTinnore, ninisctt irom nis antagonist, nut lenu- iieuy, ueorge iiuii, mi imu, mmm Liiniui'i, by tilt most opulent.

In barbed wire, too, that most import Wnllah would not let go his hold, but cluncr pertinaciously to his throat lie Wells, William Edward, Ed Harris, Alexander. Perrault.C Wilson, A Hoot was dragged a few paces over the a ona ant article for the farmer, they will make sell, Henry Stietcnroth, A Tyler, It Dixon, James Cole, George Smith, Thos Oooney, Dave Singleton, Briel Jr, Jas Polkinghorne, by Kagra, wno in turn tried to release Monday in October, by an cntertidmnenf, when there will he competitive drill In the manual and a prize awarded to the best drilled man. The company also awarded the positions of color-guards to Messrs. Walter McCrea and John A. Davis, which places were competed for In the competitive drill on the foirrth of July, A committee was also appointed to select a fatigue uniform, and will report at an early day.

We understand that from this time on the company will have semi-monthly drills, One of which will be in full dress uniform, which will give the buys an opportunity to wear their "sojer" clothes frequently, aud he also edifying to the ladles. 5 The IlrltlRO ContriiiH Awarded. The board of supervisors of Adams county, yesterday, after thoroughly and maturely considering nil the hid that were presented to Unit body for the construction of the proposal iron bridge over Catherine i-roe-k between the i Kingston and Wowd-vlHo roads, and' carefully examining jyito. tlw "merits mid details of thf- p.i:o4,iuj.itions awarded. VW'- womract to the King Iron HvlVse.

a.ul- Co.t of Ohio, in ami fur the sum of 910,014. The bridge will have a span of about. 250 feet across (lie creek," and will Ii nearly if not threw hundred feet in length iilti.gf.iht-r, Thu Company will he remiircl uiidcr Its contract io complete the tie of Decern her next, in. I a nyK Ih-it the linilgii will sum of uiuisuii, uuu iucu, uu ub ouce leupiug yv uson.a nenuetiy, ivennuuy, fj-uiiK irom nis prostrate position, rerai It point to deal at prices which they think will astonish purchasers. McDowell and Owens are too known io almost evervnran.

woman Arrigni, roiy, a uiers, jaiucs naruie, A Berdon. John Munihy. Thos Sheridan. Wallah hurled himself on the top of his Jno Cole, A Botsai, Geo Roth jr, Curtis Steuhena, assailant The tight was virtually ended Kagra, tuul ciiiid iuXa'tchez for us to attempt Andrew Miller, James White, Lewis Long, Jos Both, Phehu Ilndly, Jacob Johnson, Hen- now fallen beneath his foe and fast los THE BEST I THE WORLD CHALMETTE MILLS ASI.MOXIATHI) SlII'RIt l'HOSI'liATE I'VM TIUZKIt. TENNESSEE WAGONS.

Lyndon Crown Hoes, Gears, Etc. BIUKLEV, UME, KING, CALHOUN. AVERY rA.MBTTO, AND (JTIIHIi POLLOCK MASON. any laudation of them in their business log blood, could not regain the advantage Joseph Smith, Wm Wilson, Israel ne naa lost, ine lerai-vvanan. tnrust.

capacity. They have entered on their ing one paw under his lower jaw, forced earner, wm smooui, i-emgna, iiorncenic Donald. Waslv Kyle. Joseph Heidor. POHu DacK tne noaa turtner until ne nxea nis mason, Johnson, Andrew Green, Allen Smith, Major Dishroon, Matt West, Henry ii tape, sighed the typo as ho reached for a volume on a high shelf bearing the title: "Is Life Worth Living For?" In the Primary School.

IBurdette in Brooklyn Eaule, "What is bread make of?" "Alum, plaster Paris aud sometimes a little Hour. "And of what is butter made?" "Beef suet "What is cod liver oil?" A preparation of cotton seed oil. "What are prunes?" "Dried peaches. "How is beer made?" "Without hops. "What is the destructive principle in tobacco?" "The things the tobacconist puts into It." "What is the chief cause of the in creased death rate?" "The poisonous adulterations of innocuous medicines.

What has most decreased the rate of suicide?" "Tho adulterations of strychnine and other poisons. "What is the only unadulterated thtn in America?" The fool who thinks he ifgetting anything pure. "Go up head Chip as Mementoes. Harper's Magazine. 'That rent," said a soldier in the hospital at City Point, pointing up to the I rn tissue paper, "was made by Mr.

Lincoln's hat as he passed through here on way from Richmond, and shook hands e-itli every man, loyal or rebel, in the whole hospital. He stood so tall bis hat made havoc with decorations overhead. topping outside and seeing an axe by a log. his old rail-splitter spirit came over him. Iu a moment his long arms were putting home that axe toward the heart of the fallen tree.

The hoys in blue gath-ercd those chips to fake home as mementoes of the backwoodsman who became president aud the emancipator of. a race. Arrlcan stiuliine. IStanley' Book thw Conero. African sunshine always appears to me, with ail its great heat, to he a kind of superior moonlight- I cau only attribute the apparent solemnity of the hills to it It deepens the shadows, end darkens the dark ereen foliace of the forest, while it teeth still more deeply into the throat.

lino of business at the most fortunate they could have selected, when ev-ery thlurf in their line is at the lowest ebb ever reached before. They have there Kagra fougnt ineffectually witn nis paws. tearing the skin of his antagonist here and mere, nut nis strength was last ebb ing away. fore an entire new stock, purchased at agra is beaten, was heard on all sides in lllndostanee and English. "ile is, said the king, and orders were giveu to open agra cage and drive off Terai-Wallah.

lied hot rods were thrust tlir; lowest prices, and being live and enterprising men, they will doubtless conduct their business on the principle of quick sales and small profits," knowing ui-ll tipit "a brisk penny is better than a slow shilling." When they have iho'tystoel; all In and arranged, which Chronic Dysentery. Mr. James Brannan, Second avenue, Pittsburgh, writes For two years have been constantly troubled with a Chronic diarrhoea, or dysentery, having had, on an average, from twenty to Iwenty-five passages every twenty-four hours, and every one bloody. I had thoroughly tried all the prominent physicians in Pittsburgh, was twice in the West Penn Hospital, the first time thirteen weeks, and though I left it much better, yet in five days I was as bad as ever. 1 then tried two other great doctors in this city, and one of thera finally assured me I was not long for this world, and advised me to write to my friends about it.

I next went to Dr. Hartman, without the least confidence that he could do anything for me. He examined me, smiled, and said, he could stop the bloody discharges in less than two weeks, which he did with Pkruna, and I have now been entirely well for several weeks, and never felt better in my lif though I am still taking his Peruna. I will take it whenever I need medicine. Mr.

Patrick Burns, writes---" I have suffered intensely from piles and chronic diarrhoea. I was treated by five of the best physicians and surgeons in the city of Pittsburgh, and with all grew constantly worse. Finally three of them said my only hope was an operation. This frightened me, and I went immediately to Dr. Hartman, who has entirely cured me with Peruna.

I have been at work now for three months, and never in my life felt better. Call and see ine at corner of Twenty -seventh and Mulberry streets, Twelfth ward, Pittsburgh." Mr. Patrick Cunningham, S. near Sidney street," Pittsburgh, writes For five years I have suffered inexpressibly from internal and external piles. I have tried the best physicians of Pittsburgh and Allegheny without relief.

1 1 Went to Dr. Hartman, who' cured me without detention from work with Peruna." Charles of Emrichville, Jefferson county, Ohio, writes I had piles and fistula in ano for four years. I had suffered constantly with a discharge of matter from the parts, and sometimes from the contents of the bowels through it. I could not have borne it much at tho victor before he would release his hold, and yet it was the only way the life oi agra couiu oe savea. At last lerai Jefferson, William Anderson, William Carter, William Booze, Thos Juukiiis, A Boger, jr, Mitchel Steward, John King1, Jerry Miles, Bradford, Wm Hoggatt, Lingard, II Bigby, Jim Jefferson, Isidore Coleman, Ed Smith, Frishman, Meyer, Frost, Moses, Merer, Fred HacJimcister, Simon Johnson, Willis Gains, Wm Earhart, Alex Bi'own, Marshal Watson, Thos Je Iters on, John ItusseU, Dunn, I'cler Beverly, William Tavlor, Charley McKinuy, Frank O'Brien, Clay Mc'Clntcher, William Watson, Wm Ivettering-ham, Sam Tnrnbull, Duuk Powell, Frank Kllgarland, Dan Scott, Chas IMwfffer, Iiichard Turner, Henry Turner, Stewart.

Geo Merrill, Louis Faber, Nelson lhr.cv, Francis, Stewart, Tuttle, Hopkins, Stephen Power, Albert McGmre, Jno Med dernoff, Ben Knight, Geo Moskius, A Blythe, lteed, Toliver Taylor. Thoinns Smonger, Henry ltods, Benjamin Tayfer, Pcrdi-nan Lewis Givens, Ambrose Dudly, Phillip S'mooth, Cal Walker, Marshal Howard, Samuel Reed, Henry Jones, Jnmus Noycs, Louis Hackle William Hardin, Olive Washington, Sam Turner, A Mavhall, Bay, Deiany Adam Carter, Anthony Hoggatt-, Win Burns, Win Hoggatt, Cladius Brown, Jake Ifobertson, William Holt. Lewis Washington, Trinco Washing he said, "but for myself I've had enough. After a man has put iu three solid years eating black Mexican heans and drinking vile Mexican logwood in Mexican backwoods, dollars look a littlo less fascinating than they do up here in a land of civilization. Somebody else is welcome to future profits.

Our Flour In Brasil. i Philadelphia Press. Brazil buys from the United States $5,000,000 to 10,000,000 worth of flour In a year. American exporters, when flour is cheap, as it is now, occasionally send largely increased quantities, and expect that a market will be made for it its cheapness, however, seems hardly to make a difference in the quantity consumed Some barrels a month aro consumed at Rio aud Its dependent markets, and it seems almost impossible to increase this consumption. At Rio the bread is all made by bakers; it is of a good quality and is eateu by all classes.

The great obstacle in expanding consumption is the lack of Internal transportation, and the fact that the moss of the people have never been accustomed to use tiour, they being satisfied with the flour made from the mauioca root, and which they habitually cat mixed with their stewed black beans and dried beef. A large part of the interior population produce and buy but Thoy live In a primitive manner, in cheap dwellings witb thatched roofs andtnrth oors, sleep in hammocks, use but the scantiest articles of furniture, and even convey their food to their mouths with I heir lingers. I.cuitt. hk 1 Piutilenee, Londoii i- Again and again the various species of locusts have wrought dire havoc wherever their wandcriugs have taken them, resilience usually comes iu the rear of all, and is aggravated, if not occasioned, by the e.i.uvium from the decaying bodies of the dead cattle or of the insects which have been thrown into the sea and afterward cast up un shore by the waves and tide. A uusu is on record iu which the stench from such a bank was carried l.iU miles into the interior, and early in the hristian era the hunger aud plague combined which followed a visitation of locusts iu north Africa caused tho death of BOO, 000 persons.

Four centuries ago, it is narrated on what seems fairly trustworthy data, that more than HO, 000 persons perished within tho bounds of the Venetian territory from the lack of food owing to tho locusts have eaten up everything, nnd since that date locust plagues have been so numerous it is not difficult to accept the earlier talcs as true. A Ulmo's Worth of Smoke. (Run FraiiclMn Alts. There are many novel ways of making a dime, but the last just inaugurated by the Mexican boys of Uina caps the climax. It is the selling of smoke iu old tin cans from the burning of a weed called "hediondia.

They go from house to house and oiler to furnish enough smoke to drive tho inusquitoes away for the small sum of 10 cents. Tbe Massachusetts supreme court has Wallah was driven off, his paws dripping with blood agra cage was opened and he at once made for it His tail hung jwfli be In a few days, it will be interest- mm mm uiu for the uhinter. the honsekeeoer. the tincctuiy between nis legs, tic neu steaitn. ifciil flealer anyone else, to make a y.u.

bridal Hill lo i.vr. unity ViJ' ih ily aud with a catlike tread The red-hot were thrust in front of Terai-Wal- v'Hsft to establishment, look at (heir csfeijisive stoclj and learn their prices. lali to prevent him from pursuing. Flint Stone Butter. vw- York Sun.

iiii wiil. when only In: oiii'ini ti io. Vl, il it ill a s.ifu uynl coiiVHiileiii. nieiitu ot 'he Creek in liny all li.n.'s yei.r. Tli" Outlay for its building a large, liul it will be A Washington market butter-dealer thoughtfully patted a big roll of oleo margarine that lay beneath a sign read ing: "Best hautauqua Butter, yester- CUBE RiLtnuAMeo nvearcMiB Rirn Counterfeit money, so well gotten up that, hanks nccepted some of it as genuine, has Tieen extensively circulated in Toroutu the past few Weeks.

Two large packages of the bills, upon whicli the printing ink was not yet dry, were found on 'a lane' in Toronto, Wednesday after-uou. ton, Mc Burnet, Benjamin Parkei, Oliver Washington, Thomas Lyle, Loyd Tolls, Jesne Wesley Owens, Joe "Owens, Earnest Alexander, James Harris, Berl Smithy John Dorson, Henry Jackson, David Williams Arehie Gates. Jim Tt torn ton, George Jenkins, Sam Ttirubull, Peter Torpid Liver. Malaria. Indigestion.

Bour 8top and then said: We do things better than our fathers. They had to mix flint stones with their aom, Bad Breath, Vertigo, Jaundioe. Dvsentery. tnlarqeo 8pueen, drowsiness after meals. WfTNOVT Chwno.

Sickening or Wcakeninq the System DOS8, ONB BE AW. PRICE, 25 CENTS. -ASK for BITE BR4NSTnkft no bi'bntittite. Mailed to any addrexs for 25 cU. in Stumiia.

Hold by Pruirsiiti butter in older to make a ffving. "One stone to the roll?" asked a young imparts a Wan appearance or a cold re- man. nection oi ugnt to nuked slopes and wood wa aieaiciDeieaioraTer7wner3. Ben a lurt ircuiar. SMITH A GO.

Dole ropa. Ot. touls. Mo less hill tops. Its effect is a chill auster xavior, nam iirivfer, i eier i mains, uoim Peck, Anderson Thomas, WilMnra Carter, John Harris, Stephen Gregory, Calviu Robertson, Henry Brown, Tony Mosbv, Gabe Wells, Lipe Banks, Ben Hays, Jake Davis, George Itice, Harrison Fowler, Peter Mason, Noah Brown, Madison Hicks, William Foley, Harrison Buck ner, Spencer Wood, Peter Frazer, Jack Thompson, John Batliff, Hiram Littleton, Theodore Bauer, Simmons, Wiley Pope, Etija Stewart James Noton, Louis Jackson, Jim Carter, Geo Jefferson, William Jefferson, Marshal Boiling, about pound for pound They treated the stones to a chemical bath, reducing them to a tasteless sort of a white ityan indescribable solemnity, a repell gelatiue.

which, when properly colored. ing unsociability, belonging more to an unsubstantial dreamland than to real earth. Seorgia has 143,471 colored voters, the largest number- of any of the Southern States. Mississippi comes next, with then Virginia, South Alabama, Louisijma, North Carolina, Teunosseev. Texas, sattea ana uavorea witn tne proper amount oi oia-stvle un country butter.

Hence imams, antler vwinanis, Henry vv il-Hams. Geo Bower. Willis -K if Her, Jitnmie sold as a job lot at a cent or two less per (cMiivil cheaper in the end than wooden srhlcs, which art: uotiMuiitly wahing away, can possibly lie, and ieel quite sure that the taxpayers Und all will fully endorse the board for in- ciirrltig liie expense in so good a cause 'I'll VltlH.Uu Miuot. The miming sliool that Is li tiikfiaee in Vi'l ilia next wei Is ecit! i-oii-- sldcr.ihk iiileulimi in In) eic. lw shool-i i.

A lieailiiliil snioVor'. i i-Io' lio, one oi the prize iHwtivstisI lor anil all Ihu rest will be vivll vvoilli wiiminif. In addition io ilvi iUri'B principal prizes to tie offi-ivd, the "pot iiiiileriuaiiil that Ihcie will he several i-lde iiiaiches. In nhirli a miiuhei of the best will coniii-le. The whole shoot will be one iiiMorbiiig interest s' a'ud big crowd and a inoM entertaining longer.

I had heard so much of the ill .1.1 -I Disvoverei1 anil Lost. (Kurdette. A larite class of neonle aow believe and pouno man ine uavoruig matter, nut it was too expensive. Why, it would cost Jackson, Thomas Lewis, Wash Wells, Theo Williams, John Hogaii, Henry Dixon, Thomas Williams, William By rd, Henry Alexander, Twin as much as 1 cents a nouud to make it and claim that America was discovered in tho jaCKSOii, xku Jiuriif, iciiiu u.iriiner, ain I-owonlmrir. -W Kmsr.

II II Breland. A II Missouri. lti-eiiham. A Bover. Monteilii.

John now. and could not be sold for more than 23 or 21. while this but, as I said, we do things much better than our fathers did enects oi a anue operation uuu icwivcu to go to Dr. Hartman. He ridiculed the illy idea of cutting it, and at once performed his own original operation Without the knife, and without pain.

I am thoroughly cured, thongh of course I took Peruna." Fowler. John Shaver. Autlier Kellv. Sims. filth ceutury by some Buddhist monks.

It is supposed the reason the Buddhist monks didn't remain on shore aud occupy the land is that they heard a Cermand I i bernian Skaudinavian Franco Italian- James Sheridau, Grafton, ltichard Hiickler James A audyke, E.igo Stewart, Alen Brown, A rm stead Wallace, James Noton, Samuel men, mucli nutter. Milliter's Iti'iirduf. Wallace. James Johnston. Krnen Lvini: American-l-acucor bund and vrdrwild- ltichard Dnninan.

John Piiicr. Win Henry ttle Lillle I ou you thiuk. doctor. bardff practicing the longs of its native land for a Fourth of July celebration. Alexander, Henry Davis, 1 1 miry Washington, John Washineton.

Bobert Holmes. Warren that 1 look just like my mamma? Mothef Brown, Willis Garner, Thomas Taylor, John l.ius.i, fluid, oou tie vain. tellies, rttJUXj aviii, iuiih nnmo, nurrwi Flim Stanton. Olirnr Eflwards. Bobert Brood TUTT'S nan, Charles Anderson, MatClawson.Dan Floyd TBE ONLY ABSOLUTION.

CREOLE TOIIC. jonn rarser, i i nwnj hks jjiuck, um ttur-land, Nelson Hawkius, John Mann, Cochran, George Lee, Dixon, James Cages, Jeff Went worth. Samuel Smith. Oscar olf. A Hill.

iiuair is antlclpaleil. The II.Kinuvrat's IteiuoyaV, and fled back to Buddhland In dismay. A wine merchant, or rather manufacturer, was recently condemned to a heavy fine for adulteration. After the. sentence he asked the chemist how he could have been so positive that the wine was a fabrication.

"Because it did not. contain nn atom of bltartrati; of potash. Knirenn Ilanka. Wash Everace. Dan Bumlcv.

rendered an opinion upon the responsibility of a caterer who supplies bad food. It holds. that he is liable for damages, for which any person injured may sue, and that the caterer cannot (PILLS John Rouff, Jas Hyman, Larry Jackson, To a question by a Southern join mil as to "what constitutes a repentant rebel," a Western paper replies: "A lepentant rebel is one that votes a republican Jleory liarKer, iceisierer, jerry iiamuion, Stephen Nedham, Augustus Day, Peter Pomate Yesterday after an Occupancy of many years the Democrat blinding was 1 evacuated by Its editof fiiTand bomposing James Noble, It Phelan, Albert Fleming, Clabom Dorscy, earn Jones, i'icasaiu Jones, TTmnlr KpIIv. Unlit WocmIa. Slllll Raker.

Charlev lorce in order that the work of demol ishlug the old building may soon be be Andcrson, Louis Butler, Abe Bell, John Duncan Al en Moriran. Jfiu rietcncr, iienry plead that he supposed the food was good. The court holds "that it is suf-llcent if it appears that he ought to have known of it and was negligent of furnishing unwholesome food." Not only gun. It Is the object of the pronrlotoi Andrew Morgan, Hugh Thomas, Mcekins, DR. CP.

DUNCAN'S Great Veretable Summer Remedy. MEDQaD BLACKBERRY ELIXIR, For the next several months the varioiiB troubles of tbe bowels and stomach, which are so annoying and so often fatal to all ages, sexes and classes of humanity, wtll no doubt prevail an uanal to a great extent. These afflictions are oometlmes sudden and always painful. A speedy and effectual cure depends mainly upon a quick application and efficient remedy, and Just nere we desire to say that Dr. DUNCAN'S Medicated Blackberry Elixir, ti the atUiB.o of all others to cure all bowel troubles, such as tHarrnnsa, Cholera Morbus, Dya jntery.

Summer Complaints, Cholera Infantum, flatulence, Flux, Pains In the Bowsls, etc. Tbe elixir may be jtveu with perfect safety to the most delicate children In doses as directed, as It contains no hurtful lnaredlent. For si bj aUdrufglaU, xrl, vsiU. DR. CP.

DUNCAN'S LtVIR nd. KID NEY MEDICINE, Tha rrcat superiority or this medicine over all other Klver Mediclaee, consists In the combination thoa vegetable compound poueas the wonderful power of arousing all the secretions of the whole human system to a natural and heaitbv of this paper to replace his old office with new and more commodious one which joiin uicason, xnormon ureen, janica ureeu, Ciaihom Hobertson, Wash Saddler, Willis Perkins, Taylor Hayley, -Washington Lewis, Mose Odes. Stattinan. Frank Wilson. Wdliam Hen 25 YEARS IN USE.

The Qreat.it Medical Trinmph ef ths Age! SYMPTOMS Of A TORPID LIVER. LowafOMtltt. BawUcMtlv.PlaU tk fct with Ml MmtlMliik hank Mrt. PU nnfr tfe FllMM ftr atlai. with ft4lt-' laelUatUa martlMi hva Mlad, IrritaMIU7artwpavt Law wlrlM, with ftaflaof havlnc letai 4tr.

Waarlaw DImbIbm Flatttrlat tho Heart. Data faratha ar. Haatacha am tha right aya. RatttlaMiMa. with gtfal raaaia, Hlvhlyalara4 Urlaa, aa which is to be found In all natiirnl replied the man of science.

"Thank you for the Information," replied the tradesmen; "the next tune you analyze my wines you will find Gallgnanl's Messenger. It is a singular historical fact that the elegant soft hat of the SpaiilartThas remained the same from the earlier period to the present day, while among all oth the customers, but anyone who partook of the food has right to recover. This i a certain; cure for. WEAKNESS and NERVOUS PROSTRATION. in females- derson, Frank Bowen, Oliver Edward, Jesse Tciry, Bue Faunt, Henderson Mills, Simon will give greater facilities for ness.

The Work -of tearing down' the ought to make catereie very careful to furnish the best materials. building wlll.be begun! next ticket." This seems to be the only absolution tn the eyes of the republican inquisitors. Chalmers, Key, Mahoue, Hiddlcberger and the rest have been taken to the fold and had all their sins washed away by eouitug ovei to the republican side. But If this is the only ground of complete pardon, why was It not included In the constitutional amendment? And what about the tens of thousands of democrats, from privates to generals, who fought 'for (lie Union Without changing their politics? Do they, too, need forgiveness? It is refreshing to have an administration at Inst that doesn't think so. jonnson, iienry rauerson, lmmei inggs, Nelson Page, Myers, Nick Bauer, Monroe Scharff, George Burns-, Febins Fletcher, Tom Jefferson, Wesley Williams, Wm Ander-sond, Horace Johnson Jackson Williams, Jas Jefferson, Abe Beekman, Joe Nick! as; Smith, David Black, James Fagan, Jas O'Xcil, Madison West Bich O'Conly, Dave Johnson, in the course of a.

few months it is hoped that the new edifice will be completed, A recent arrival at the Berks county Insane asylum, Pennsylvania, Is a Swiss, and. the office returned to It with more extended facilities for usefulness. It er civilized nations a transfarmation in that article has taken place. Comfort in CONSTIPATION rttoM arc paelUlir adapted PLEASANT TO THE TASTH, AND MARVELOUS IN ITS INVIOORATIKa BFFBOTS UPON THB OT8TXM. veil on, liaciiupon tne liver qirecuy, ana at ins same time sets una nrooer aenretkm oi it inn oae glands i a lock I nn a locking aged thirty-five, who litis developed a combination of the mind cure and silvor craze.

He has In his possession a number of half dollar which lie keeps In the wear seems to have given place at all times to fancy and the demands ot situated In tbe stomach and bowels. It lUaouww up of the secretions of these glands that brings on ae irnem Attttmm on bis mouth night and lie says this ffumfecd. Prtcyry4 urryr t.T. BOTSAI, PBALKB IH A man' in Georgia gave his invalid palpitation of tne heart, vertigo or swimming of the bead, sick or nervous headache, constipation of the bowels, accompanied at the game time with pains In the shoulders, back, aides and limbs. To treat the above aymptoms nwlllgently and successfully, aa in all other cases, you must use the medicine that strikes at and removes the cauaea from Is the only way he keeps comfortable.

Wife a dose of ink by mistake. It cured wits not without regret thnt wc bid farewell to. the sanctum where for just ten years the present editor of the Democrat, hu held daily communion with Iti readers. A retrospect of those years leaves him wltli the. consciousness 0f haying at least tried to hlirdirty.

The paper will la faturatiw'et hop, be still further Instrumental lh, doing good to this community from which It has so Without the silver In his mouth he Is in BY THE JJEDICAL PKOFESSION. tt R. nUV NtwOriti ns, WHOLIMLf AflCNTI. K)B SAUC BV i WIMON A CO, pain. The only difference between this ine system that produce and bring on tbe disease.

TbH Is effectually done with Dr. Duncan's Liver All Kinds of Furniture LeklK( Slasses. Mattress. AND TBATHER8. WT'S BTRMI -UWUHU Renovates the bedy, make healthy fleao.

BtrengtheM the weak, repairs the wastea of the system with pure blood and hard raasctet tones the nervous system, invigorates tM brain, and Imparts ttie vifor manhood. tit Sold by dnunfisU. OFFICII 44 Murray NswYork, cuS -toes thnrs-aatAw and Kidney Medicine, a-rae vawa. her. She had previously been Ink-curable, but he bad not believed It.

Thus is an unquestioning bope better than it scientific reasoning. Chicago Crent. The Brooklyn bridge is proving a profitable financial venture. In two years It has earned nearly 91,000,000, and la Increasing its earnings steadily. crank and a number of others Is that the others do not feel comfortable unless they hear the jingle ot silver In their porkets.

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