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SEARS AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE.

- NovAirNG pILLs.-These Pills have become so mach
%"s f5 eeass 30 and al s
ordered bowels any of
s S a. to to %
S s Ssas at f se Am .sS and e & sS sss
lse Bowep smonson s. Fulton st,ee, B Graham, 90
rdsoa and North Moore streets oaaeRen6sh 1os Greenwich
- Ess ASI T5o tTb;S East ~
Broadway and Hull Brown l2s Maiden Lane In kewar BY
wa.n TINT oy 1.s ssn v1"d% s sGS
Fuller 70, sale also IN most ofhe principal places in this and
DkoPsY CURED. the month Of May last Mrs Robbins
tened with cough ver She medical attendance
RI r.. e s" s s
Hr body and limbs became much swollen attended with great de
tertained Al this time sears called to see her and at
tended upon her T. w days b. %sdae bad very powerful
Her health began TO amend and i ten daysshe able
ty relieved from every dose affection and her
heslthothe'wi'e muchimpssed JAMES koBBiNs
Persons wi hng make Inquiries in regard Mrs Robbins
X.aae who has iaowdse the case and bo has
years standing, Iom Dr. scar treatment
ANGINA PECToRI5-Dr Sears would respectfully OBJ
Ia. ' q &
st sndsa spp S u" a.%
= no doubt The se sudden deaths which sase"
~ and denominaed the visitation OF God" Its
at the s,cmum bcsst bone commonly at the lower part q at
tended wlb about and about
le Of the extending often shoulder
blades especially the left and often affecting the e Those
subject sosotmss awakened with Of sufocaton
difficulty breathing, and generally experience sboness Of
breath and sometimes paapialon VI the heart wang fast
wherein ascending, against the wind, flight Of stairs
These not and the good
health during its which al rst de- not frequent
yoccur but which become more frequent attended with pc
caand aansr ensa and often proving suddenly fatal
the Of this disease had considerable sxper
H. hs would invite those subject 10 who times
the above described call him his office
"A Ann make such satisfy them
CEpTrfcATE-The subject OF this article although hnyiHg
enjoying coed health had for been
much aflec with Unpleasant sensas, about the
tended with II uness the left side and moving
darling pains, ecting the shoulder and len and
the head Increased cxerion na would
and often produce alarming
lie applied Sears and under his expcr
eccd relief Reference be bad his Office A Ann
street.
certificate Of Mr. Smith Ely OF the firm Of Bartlett and Ryl
For many years have been subject bilious affection which
rendered applications to ply frequently necessary Having
been long acquainted with DR. have
~ this city Piled 10 I'm for advice AID medicine needed
and have always bees ised with his treatment During the
commencement OF last spring lad bilious
panied with inflammation cf lungs and cough DR.
at ndcd ard under his the inflammation and
cough subsidized and health restored the ules;
confidence IN his ability and SIX IN his profession Persons wish
ing TO rake enquiries at liberty call al y Fulton
street. SMITH ELY
New York. November ist. 1895. d303m
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Z 'NUTION III THE PUbLIC., HhftFkKs
chasing Haper Cough Remedy Of except the widow OF
the ozgna Abigail Harper, the fac sme u whose
signature signed and ondorscd ON the wrapper pas The
AGENTS Mr. Stephen Shaick, Market ST. Albany n
~ M ~ stevenson, Burret ST. New Brunswick ~ ~ Mr.:
bHdwn lar 81 Newark ". j., Mrs W. Wan Cleci corner ~
james Mssane ss Brcokyn L. yshn G Thompson Iomp
hnsW e staten Island Mr. Gold Siman, OF Main anr
Wasmng,on streets Flushing MT Gold Srnan Bakery old stand,
Jamaica y Luther Hobcken, Mr. Matthew Osterbons Sau
geftPs ulster Go VI g. Duon, Utica Mr. Daniel Fish, Con
cctioner Exchante Buildings, Hartford Conn Henry Keicb
Coii Spnngi y Lnsnds Y West, Monmouth County ~ j.,
t-shs,p Horne e smith GIecnbuh Rockland Orange
Jesg Island Alice Gregory, panbu'y Conn "
The pa wrapped directions sepes and nm.
dorscd the outside with fac her o,
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MO. 30 DIVISION sTREET.-Tbciimeis not far
Oft when eyis0n Hunters Red will sede the use
ofevery thing that known for the vencca moi withstand
ina unpncped coundres trying rob offs popularity ou,
it, people are not easily deceived gerncuary when
ofose that weekly ~ arc persons
thai have used every thing they hear Nothnf less than
u vial fsn hundred taken except ac
aernfs n you wishto further expense Geth bs
raned effect prompt and safe or he money see
hottie has signature ef unah Levis0n o.
whom can h. eaipcd pvvsey and confidently Nos 30 Dv
sion at and Iss Opposite Amen LEvI50N orpaiculars
see New " osk Transeriu jI7lms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01

To raise fortune and especially great fortune,
says La Bruyere, man must have kind Of wit but
IS neither the good nor the fine, the great the
he continues to explain what it is they who have
experienced il, may probably help me out
A game of jokes is composed partly by skill part
ly by chance; man may be beat at times by one
who has not the tenth part of his wit.
Some men use no other means TO acquire respect
than by insisting on it, and il sometimes answers their
purpose, as it does hghwayman's in regard to mo-
ney.
The pretcnce Of public good, says S VIM. Tenn
Pile is cheat that will never pass in the world =
though often abused by bad men, that wonder
the good do not grew ashamed TO use it any longer.
Prince Metternchs celebrated wines, made on his
estates at Johannisberg, worth 600i thehogshead
The first quality is hardly ever sold
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it is her part TO notice yen first unless indeed, you are
very intimate. The reason is, Il you bow 10 a lady
first she NAV not choose TO acknowledge you, and
there is no remedy; but if she bow to YOU you as
gentleman cannot cut her.
Never nod to lady in the street, neither be satis-
fed with touching your hat but take off, il lisa ceur-
tesy her demands.
Do not insist on pulling off your glove any very
hot day when you shake hands with lady. fit be
Off Why all very well, but it is better to run the risk
of being considered ungalant, than present aclammy
uDployed hand.
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TRoGLoDYTE.-The is man living in state of
the utmost barbarity at Bowers, near Calais. Nearly
naked, or covered with tattered rags and long matted
locks of hair he sleeps in the open air eats his food
raw scarcely articulates but gattural sounds, and
bounds like panther when pursued. Wretch or ma
MAC this savage is, tender sister is said devote
her life the few comforts her daily labor pro-
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The Dying Husband tn his wife.
BIZ LddI RL<ssin4f0n

ny LooH nsesStV3f0s
Dearest. I am going To the dreary grave.
Not thy love, though mighty. avail to save;
Ruthless death has marked me 10 be his prey
Allmy hours are numbered. brief must be my stay.
Yet, belovdl oh, weep not, every tear Of thne
Turns my soal from heaven, making earth its shrine
Soon this heart now beating warm with love for thee,
All its throbsings ceasng, food for worms shalbe;
Soon this br that piowd thy loved head in Sleep
Shall forget ts sghing-thou wiltve and weopi
And these eyes fast fading shall look their last;
Wilt thou gaze upon when Their light hath past
All these lips so fatering silent soon shall be,
Speak no acceRts tender smile ON thee;
The ear that loved the music of thy voices tones,
soon shall be- i. sensate TO thy sighs and means
Thou wilt cal me vainly, in loud bitter grief,
And its sad out pouring yield thee no reief
Yet thou Il stay beside when lifes spark has led
Thy fond heart will shrink not from my dreary bed.
Words OF love thou IL fllter, ne er to neetrcpy,
Nor from corse SO rallid wilt thou turn thy eve.
One dear ks, but give me, ere | pass away
'Tis the last sa token lore from thee world pray.
Oh yet grant enc other. let this ring Of thine,
Pledged be- fore the altar / exchange for mine
Rest with me- the darkness OF my grave to share,
Though the werm around it kiss thy shining hair
Hushl cloud comes o'er me- thee more see
Ills, oh Goa our parting ID, ssings rest with thte.
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M EDICAL AID.

MEDICAL Add GLOVER IL consulted con6deo-
l tally usual daring The day and deyoes he
personal select snch Of tie profession where those
bse the skill of the aprly with Confidence
tranre apprsed that Dr. o. has re ruar - ed
ai cdsca Phadepbs and has connection with e al
vessisiag acks q day oce No Ann st. Broadway
vae nance thrd dvo' IN The American Museum. Lamp
at The inner door dn-u
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iii.inl'

NJ EDICAL CAKD.-1nr study bestowed upon certain
branch OF practice, 10y DIR. LOVER continues
confidence 81 the public Those who affected with elects Of
long standing and all diseases arising from apty of the bIoo
and such proactcd have ed the ohe
ed VII do well to consult him has Office street nenr ire
American Museum Separate entrances and separate Offices
Vute ehfdhcc 81 doorom the Museum. dIO-H
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William Shakespeare says, "The man that hath no
music in his SOUL is fit for murders, treasons, strata
gems and spolls" William Goblet rdicues this
idea, and says, on the other hand "The man who is
not fond of babies who does feel his heart soft
ened when he touches their almost homeless limbs !;
the whose heart does not beat truly to this test
is, to say the least, an object Of compassion"
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HEALTH-THE cELERRArED cAMoMILE, o.

PILLS OF DR. W. EVANS, exert specific effect the
and fluid that The FACILITATING the tremuou
hard the dizzy and the utierng before their
feet like be the benign influence Of mosna
The medicine for general debility
INDIGESTION and ts want Of appetite sppa
distrnon the bechngs pains stomach acid
unpleasant the moatb rumbIng the bo wes
symptoms angdress when the mnd becomes irritable
Responding, thoughtful, melancholy, asd depcted
Hypocondscsrn the heart nevousirri
liability nightmare Disturbed sleep rheumatism spasmodc aec
lions dnns Ut the sight, and all d. w.
Evans ceebaied Tonic Ph will eecta SPEEDY and safe
The various WEAKNESSES peculiar 10 the fair inme
diatey under the ef DR. EVANS TONIC PILLS and
ladies fashon and responsibility this ae in Europe
have found than be the medical 10 the too
let they met with recruiting the deeaysd spirits dissiratne
the headache dunes and anror and treating pleasing vvacy
the whole system.
had Of DR. EVANS only street near Chatha~ square
York where the PHI. wholesale asd retail and by his
In and country. otcounterfes - 3m
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SALT RHEUM, ULA,RINGwORNI
~ SHINGLES and all of the SKIN by the gcaue
fIpSEyiS OINTMENT

This wandering race severed from ether men,
Boast yet their intercourse with human
The sens tie woods, the deserts. which IN ~ hauHt
Find them acquainted with their secret treasures
And unregarded herbs, and flowers, and blossoms,
Display undreamt oil powers when gathered by them.T
Walter Scott.
This Ointment is cxtensiv ~ used the
land and Ireland the recipe which caed by Of
them lady who had shown thsm hospitality and kind
and who was herself for afflicted with the Salt
Reum She had ues ous cefs and had the medical
attendance Cher atter being eminent physcan) but little
benefit sheuscd the Ointment furnished her by her Gypsy
friend and entirely and lily cured This lady subse
quenty to settle IN America, and
Of preparing this remedy to the present proprietor who
afflicted with this disease fS and who entirely
cured By this etcacou Ointment Since then has been ese
svey used her acquaintance and friends for above
complaints and hundreds ready 10 attest its efficacy
ur This Ointment It's prepared only by Mrs. G. SHERWOOD
81 Amos street New York who's signature will b found
label pasted on each jar Of the Ointment AZ othersars c.
street by Mnor Gamble Of oadway and Dey street
by O. d. Coegishal Of Pearl aud Rose BY
Coddngton ts Gressv ch street andy Hull Bovine s8
De Am
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ABSENCE MrND.-A gentleman Just from the
west informs of an instance Of this kind where
Yankee Speculation, while engaged in speculation fell
to whiting his fingers instead of a stick and did not
discover his mistake till he had whitfield off his two
first fingers, and sharpened the third to point.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01
Il nj. GUION,s PHENIx DRUG STORE,


II. ~ Bowery Grand where
Medicine Perrmery Fancs articles may be had the
6rsi quality and on The most reasonable terms
ABERNETHY'S COMPOUND LIQUORCE MIXTURE, fu
Coughs Colds Ashmas &c The of
which has been before the public mouth
tay astonishing Hundreds OF certificates have
the az from al quarters.
The following fair sample Needmoe be inte
gent peope7
ionDea According your advice used enc Bottle
orc Abcmehys Compound Liquuree Cough Mixture has en-
Of the cough which
then had. Gratefully and suy yours,
Signed, B.HOwE.
New York, Nov l6, 1896.
DR. r. M GuionSrI comply with the request of mr. family
grateful feelings certifying
with which and several Of family "Aberpethy,s
Compound Lquonce Cough Mixture"
Signed JOHN INWRIGHT
New York, Nov "a 1896
GuIoNs Celebrated Worm Drops already known as Specific
for this the particularly calculated address
itself TO the minds OF oil mothers whose infants suffering from
this dreadful disease merits already established hy
qucnt testimonials the Bottle
vii convince the most scepiical.
GUIONS Universal Plaster established infabe remedy
fer Corns the painful also for old chlbam OF
long standing Gle of handreds viii testify
Likewise, for sale at Unders Becknan and William;
Hsppers Broadway and Fiankn and p Buraet IS
sixth Avenue. js-u
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ENllG PLASTER -ptepared Tor pam or weakness IN the
plant and dyspepsia coughs colds ashmas difficulty OF
breathing II the stomach &C. they will inmc
ATE relief snd for peasan safety md
tany are decidedly superior to most Of other Such
persons whose bupnss stand 81
much W those ,cdennry hass generally who bo troubled
with the side obeast are advisdto NY
f rlasca es fbsy essentially ercn m Mi other and
are free from objections which reasonably made
n generally The proieto has tho
selling In daily for numlct ofyeqE this ciy and the
thousands who have used them he has heard so
~ They paonzed extensively h, the medical
roc.sion and there probably sent physician in
III United E~ope that would hesitate 10 them
with ri, influence when made acquainted with their
postion mn
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vi oCnsusd = h. one .: usual tsiusns and cure =
d S:s Ssss the s
sncs and yo, Of hs sss s IN are .sd Ss d.
engaged hospital pSac.cs Z hi.
branch q The s p,oieso" He vii be found oce
Peck alp Water time during the day or evening"
june % S''0sA secrecy "'' % EvRS Peck ship
DE. JOHNSON i consutea conidentiehy q his Office,
the snorrhaa elects Chances sic-
three da s1s.Si
y B, S Per
GssIa &c speedily ksalea s sasss Do
sS has
enclosing es n1I have a,'s, s
from II sse u iiSard b
from 10 Chamber street dia.y
is Army as O. 'es
ss cssse Fl e% ar
o. the treatment OF the following diseases, viz a'0n"'
on r.. al as
abuse Of OF the fluids dyspepsia
sieive habit are invited call may Be hsd 1s
the certain disorder oee ais Fultos
nOCTOR CORBITT may be consulted in the most
eosdentS manner a. big o y Z Duane s, street between
with delicate diseases, old obstinate ulcers dsspersa worms
Arising iioa the abuse ofmeey OF inquiry Of blood are in
Ianss often ,as from Dc s6,s
apply Dr. co, with the assurance Of having "a
Ss medicine His charges are and
ane s @ % " has a
e s.e seed % he p
IN three days without confinement from Business or the slightest
pain me patient medicine may be had prevent the occur
Attendance da y from sA M to 10 PM nls,y
DR. POETT's GONORRHEA ERADICA-
b unss s so: s sed
." aa9 cd che s has 4 s in
sq aSs
SS n1d NonS 81 Jacs oss
IT r. Austin IS canine and Peter Bunet IS Sixth Az
enue opposite Anity street.
&SOO REWARD! -sPECIrIC MIXTURE, tor the
WcUV cure OF Gsnorhea elects sncures and analogous
remedies yet discovered tor tn above complaints this
speedy and without least regard
no to saSAs
The medicine does nst speak fr itself shall
challenges single case q, Of recent Go%ors e be brought
disease that unfortunately pe,vades ali society
with e%sd by ws they can cure he:syss with
dseass the Mixture !: taken a.
n pn p ssS w Sh %
bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally Many
by Minor Gamble, Broadway, corner ofDoy st.
Dr. Gu on corner Of Grand and Bowery secum, cor
Chestnut aHdSeveHths st., Puladelphia no 3ms
MBANE respectfully tenders bis seryiees
III all its branches to the citizens Of New York and vicinity
Many tine south and since that time vis,
enables him l. treat all varieties of disease an
proved and efficient manner.
The of isent community he hopes by
skill and indefaiigab!e attention to hi: paients.
violence ofcendnce his treatment he begs state that
shall for his medicines used in strict with
prescription unless they beneficial.
Annual Contra cts for 1897
s. paid advance shall entite necessary
cal advice during the
Sopad advance, shall ene the individual to necessary ad
bise AVID medicines during the
Injuries by accident unnecessary and all chronic
diseases shall be exeeptt d in the annual con'racts
Office TT Grand street be Green and Wooster
Linz
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nOCT. JACKSON's PATENY VEGETA-
~ BILE INDICATED vAPoR BATHS, Iss Bowery, and is

] y Bile INDICATED vAPoR BATHS, Iss Bowery, and is
These Baths of MI whitaw whose
wonderful hay established the character ohe Bath
500 practice almost every variety disease has been
equally successful few Of the spec1c effects the etcated
may relieve difficulty Of breathing and hsnce cure Aah q and
other diseases o. he Ghost and sesgih TO tn
queat disorders AID chrsnc
The pearg Of seTo uogs and chronic ulcers and e,sov besq
dopsica humors to govt all its forms less
Eryspclas Anthonys Fire Salt Rneu scroiois
ErupIons, &c tbesdes ieycs que
petite =
the truth ofhese assertions appeals witk confidence
10 the hundreds whp tested their power These
hs believed to DO the only ration In this country,
thai they bar no resemblance whatever 10 boss owed IN bs
Visitors can have bath any hour clock A. to half
past p NJ, and from to in the evening female always
~ attendance to wait ladies' at the Bowe Baths during
b. day al No. IS Ann street. d970
~ MEDICINE an nfalnbe cure for rheumatism This med
cine has testimonials IA ts favor from clersymen physicians
and others than perhaps other preparation beo the
public is equally efcacous Chronic well rlamna-
in regimen or Diet need be observed during Il use great many
cescates IN the hands Of the agents. which VIII be shown
and Of those who have given them and The Tor
chile which they written, oonv,ncehe
At soes Ie % Do AVID
vemse 1s Henderson Greene corner o. Breads
robes &c and eeclas Preventive sesin. moth prepared
Edes Chemist, and P@fmer London, neat silk bags
II Z an escccn, remedy aranst moth fact whsh ladies will
do well to bear mind when they lay BY their mais mantas
Cannot highly lady toilet should be
vithoat q World q Fashion ,.
into public estimation the most usefal and valuable
preparation ever discovered Court yJc.rnai
n2n Cor Warren a Gresnwich sis.
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n0CTOR CARPENTER'S PECK SLIP DISPENsAHY
No = Slip 6rst door below Pearl street (aie DR.

Doctor Carpenter having had advantages Of regular ed
a ana having recelvedhls Diploma fr
rmvs ana surgery from the New Ysk State Medical so-
ciet and having had twenty three and
cenfu practices IN this devoes his personal and undv;
W We sure OF all diseases, incident fra
anu 20 cer'n class train whchss
many nosnms ana plans Of medicine abound il the column.
the newspapers Diseases require treated ~
symptoms that prevail and the and hnn.es
they may hence the
- "ff"-oS - oH
The extensive Of Carpenter all No nd
neties OF this disease enables him speedy and bsh
sure and TO adopt class Of medicines and "a
pounded as not to offend the taste lead Con-
pounato'aly unknown to the srdnayouacks fthe day
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VERY IMPOE TANT NOTICE TO THE
PUBLlC-Dr DE JANON who continues treating with the
greatest ca e Of Vencrea which have been By
10 honor him with their conference.-the possesses great anti.
sphic nfbe for thew neea most
Persons who are afflicted who would be convinced Of he fact
can ses patient under The Of Dr. al MI Con.
slRs 33 Clinton st. and who will be liberty ash any cues
nons respecting the admirable Of the Aspy
Broadway. rT" 10
VERY INTERESTING ADVERTISEMENT
Stretching interested for my fellow beings who are often
victims OF ignorant qlacks If this duty ON me-
make knowa fact which deserves pubic have
fortunately Tor me- had attack oa maady
Piled TO several pretended physicians and obtaining relief
gan 10 deslaH AS last resource, las then went to
me Hospital with the hone OF finding there
oil levlng me OF that most horrible of air disorders After
malnlng there two menhs and finding that likely OBJ
tam permanent cure again had pretended pac-
i,ores who promised me radical after remaining Under
bus charge for long Time found instead of reevng me OF The
disorder was daily getting verse suck alarming had
inc disease now arrived that death omcmes anced me
nthe lace bn fortunately for Unjust confess perceivns
pe Jan9n promising in the
dreadful maody determined ororn hppe call and see
hm al his residence No 4o Broadway aid happy inform
n that shall remember that and his superior long
Had not received hs-I incidence
spnd ere this een numbered with the dead new about six
week slnce commenced taking lis anti yphy having taken
one ana hall bottles and ageeab his request regs
a det tine disease ~ ri and shall
able to come and thank him personally.
am yours, 'ectuly,
Him HY. MUGGREDGE 33l Clinton ri.
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ATRocIoUs outrage AND MUnDER-A most unpro-
voked assault and murder was committed on Sunday
evening last, the Forsyth road, about four miles
from this city, by some aborers employed on the rail
road. Ii appears that some trfing provocalon had
been given them by some wagoneis, and not being
able be reyengcdon them they sought their saisac-
ton any that might come within their reach.
About sunset Mr.. - Huckaby, Aaron Smith -
Ward from Pike and - Fleming, from Henry,
were passing 10 this city with their wagons loaded
with co ton, when they were attacked by about
dozen men with clubs and sticks without a word
and dreadfully beaten. Huckaby was taken to a
house in the vicinity, and died on Monday without
ever coming TO his His skull was badly frac-
ured.. Smlta crue ly beaten, and will barely sur
viye. The others were badly beaten together with-a
negro who with them; and one of their horses
killed On Monday morning, the civil authority, with
about fifty armed citizens, promptly went in pursuit.
and arrested and brought TO town about As la
borers principally Irish. After tedious judicial in
vestgation it was found impossible to identify those
who committed the murd'r, and they were discharged
Ii is believed by that the guilty made their es-
cape the night Of the murder We hope that no means
will be neglected to bring the williams to justice; and
we citizens to be on their guard, and protect
themselves from such outrages TO be expected
from such a turbulent assemblage. They neither APP
pear to know nor respect any law but that which they
can iceland il would but little surprise us if that
tangible law was duly administered upon them by an
exasperated community, should such another outrage
occur.-Macon Messenger.