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WUR PRB SIS
PHILOSOPHICAL,

We copy the following highly appropri-
s.s and philosophical reflections from late
number Of Blackwood's Magazine, and COM
mend it to the careful pcrusal of such of our
readers as are fond of notoriety, and ambi-
,ious of political or literary fame. Perhaps
the GARNER OF LAMorLLE" might derive
some consolation from it, since his signal
defeat IN the late political canvass, and
the prospect, which now approaches certain
~, that the present generation are not all
inclined to appreciate his merits. Read it
Nathan. and lei Caleb, (the poet and schol-
ar who has just been dubbed ".Naster Of
Arts" by Captain Potridse's University at
Norwich,) read il also, and reflect that
hereafter he will not be more distinguished
,lIan the humblcst of US.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-15
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 20, 1912. ely
DIR. SPENCER'S VEGETABLE ANTLBIL
IOUS AND ANTl.DY SPEPTIC PILLS.

FEVHE univeial estimation in which these
E celebrated Pills are held, is satisfactorily
demonstrated by the increasing demand for them
in every State and section of me Union, aud BY
the voluntary testimonials to their remarkable
efficacy which are every where offered. 1t is
not less from deeply gratifying confidence that
they are the means OF extensive and inestlmate
good among his afflicted fellow creatures, than
from interested considerations, that the propne
tor Of these pre-enenmly successful medicines is
DESTROYS of keeping them constantly before pub
lie eye. The sale OF every additional box and
bottle Is guarantee that some persons will be
relieved from greater or less degree OF suffering
and be improved in general health; for in no
case Of suffering from disease can they be taken
in vain.-The proprietor has never known or
been informed OF an instance in which they have
failed to do good.-Jl the most obstinate cases
of chronic disease, such as chronic dyspepsia,
torpid liver, rheumatism, asthma, nervous and
bilious headache, costlveness, piles, general de.
bility, scroEulous swellngs aud ulcers, scur,y,
salt rhcum aud all other chronic affections Of the
organs aud membranes, they effect cure. with a
rapidly and permanently which few persons
you'd theoretically believe, but to which thou
sands have testified from happy experience. In
colds and coughs, which, il neglected, superin
duce the most fatal diseases OF The lungs, and in.
deed the vicera in general, these medicines, il
taken but for three or four days never fail. TIA.
ken at night, they so promote the insensble Der
spiraton, aud so relieve the system of febrile ac
ton and ftcuIent distractions, as to produce a
most delightful sense of convalesccnce in the
morning and though the usual syptoms of cold
should partially return during the day the repe-
ti.ion ola suitable dose at the next hour of bed
ime will almost invariably effect permanent re
if, with out further aid Their 60 ct upon f..
vers of more acute and violent kind is moi
less sure and speedy if taken in proportionable
quantity; and persons retiring to bed with in.
flamatory symptoms Of the most alarming kind.
will awake with the gratifying Consciousness tina,
the fierce enemy has been overthrown, and can
be easily subdued. In the same way, visceral
turgescence, though long established and viseraI
inaamations, however critical, will yield-tbe
former to small and the latter to large doses If
tese Pills; and So also hysterical affections !.
ypocondrlacism, restlessness, and very many
other varieties of the Neurotica class of diseases
yielded to the efficacy of these pills. Price. 25
cents per box, with full directions. For sale a,
the LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 30, 1912. 2l-y
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EEuIlS Worm LOxcnge

YblROVED in more than | 5000 cases to be in
%A lalllble, The only certain Worm -destroyin,
Medicine in use, and are the greatest discovery
ever made for dspeling the various kinds q
worms, that so frequently and disressinrly an,
noy both children and adults. MANY disease
arise from wsrms and occasion long and intcns,
suffering and ever death, without their ever he.
ing suspected: grown persons are very often af.
ilicted with them and are dootored for yarions
complaints, without any benefit; when one dose
of these Lozenges would speedily cure them
They are an iuiallihle remedy, and so pleasant
TO the taste that children will take them as rea.
Oily as common PEPPERMINT Lozpnge.
SYMPTOMS OF Worms Pain in the Joints and
limbs, offensive breath, picking at the nose, grin.
ding of the teeth during sleep, and ut times
paleness about the lips with flushed cheeks !.
bleeding at the nose, gnawing sensation at the
stomach, flashes ofheat over the surfnce of the
body, slight chills or shveirings, headache,
drowsiness, vertigo, torpor, disturbed dreams,
sudden starting in sleep with fright and scream.
ing: with troublesome cough, feverishness.
thirst, paid hue, fits, bad lasle in the mouth
difficult breathing, pain r the stomach or bow.
els, fatigue, nausea squeamishness, voracious
appetite, leanness, bloated stomach or limbs
gripings, shooting pains in various parts of the
bodp, sense Of something rising in the throat.
itching of The anus towards night, frequent
lesire TO pass something from the bowels, and
emetines discharges of slime and mucus.
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nr, Smith knew a child that was cured of
fits by these Lozenges, after three Years suffering
aud when nothing else would give hor the least
relieI.-IIe has used them in his practice for the
last two years in several hundred cases, and al
ways with success.-A boy on board OF one OF
the N. 0. packets was cured OF fits by only one
dose them.
Mr.. Fusom of Spring street, Cu,ed three of
his children of worms by only one box.
Captain Griffin cured his child Syears old, by
only three doses: she had boon gwen up by the
physicians us incmabIe, and was fast wasting
away, being almost reduced 10 a skeleton. The
doctors could not tel what allied the child, and
the father, in reading the symptoms of woims,
thought possibly they might be cause OF all the
difficulty, and consequently applied to DR.. Hull,
who gave her box of his Worm Lozenges; af-
ter the first dose the child ran to her father,
frightened at the large quantity Of worms that
came from her. She is now as well and as hear
ly as any child, and no doubt has been saved from
an early grave by only three doses of these Los
zenges.
Mr.. W. IIopewell, East Broadway, gave
them to his child and they brought away worms
by hundredledS.
Parents should always keep these Lozenges in
the house, for they are the best incidence that
can be administered to children afflicted with
worms. Children will take them as readily ms
the most delicious sugar candy. Price, % cents
Il box, with foil directions. For sale at the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 30, 1872. ely.
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DIR. HULL'S.
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;

a certain and speedy cure for Ferer and .ague
THNGlE extensive prevalence in this country OF
n that troublesome disease, FEVER AND
AGUE, or, INTERMITTENT FEVER, and
the vast amount of suffering and distress which
il has occasioned, has naturally led TO the adop
ton OF many compounds and mixtures for it,
mitigation aud relief. Among these some few
have been found temporarily beneficial IN par
fCuar cases while the great majority are not
only utterly useless, but absolutely deletcrlous--
in many instances operating as stimulants to the
disease intended TO be cured In other cases the
deeterious natuIe OF the ingredients used IN these
empirical compounds, has been found extensive
~ preIudCiil to the constitution, not unlrequcnt
ly in other affections ofd highly dangerous char,
acter.
1t must be evident to all persons Of reflection,
thai FEVER AND AGuE, to be treated sue
cesslully, must be approached scientifically, and
with a full knowledge Of the peculiar character
OF the disease, and particularly of the leading
ca es of It's appearance. Though differing ma.
terally in many OF its features from other fevers,
INTERMITTENT FEVER, OR FEVER Il
AGUE, is almost always accompanied by a de-
ranged and sometimes an irritable condition Of
the digestive apparatus. This condition is indi-
Gated by quick pulse, thirst pain in the head
and loins, and other evidences OF iever--To at.
ford the desired rehei by the adoption OF medl-
cine calculated to operate upon the digestive or
gans, remove the affecting disease, and correct
and improve the tone of the stomach, the most
earnest attention has recently been directed by
several medical gentle men OF extensive expert
enoe, aud the result OF the investigation is the
adoption Of the preparation he recommended
as HULL'S PILLS, which having been prepared
with sole reference to this parucuIor disease,
and with strict regard 10 medical science, IS adj
mirabiy adopted to restore the deranged organs
of the system to "A healthful state, & of course
to remove, simultaneously, both the disease and
its causes.
In renewing the health actions Of the digest
i've organs the effect Of this medicine is, to ope-
rate in highly beneficial manner, upon disease.
originating in similar causes with Fever and
Aguc. Among these may be cassed, Bowel
Complaint. Dysentery, Heartburn, Flatulency
Of the Bowels, Want Of appetsle, Night Sweats,
Wafer Brash, and that most obstinate complaint,
DYSPEPSIA: the extensive prevalence ofwhicI
affection, in this country, has beCome matter
OF serious alarm. For all these diseases, these
Pills are an excellent remedy. Each box con.
tains 20 doses. Price, only one dollar
For sale at the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE
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Tailoring.

T#VHE subscriber having permanently
Incl located himself at TchuIa, with the
view OF conducting the Tailoring Busi.
ness in It's various branches, informs the
citizens of TchuIa ano vicinity, that he is
prepared TO make garments TO order in the
neaest and most fashionable manner and
at the shortest notice.
N. b. Garments cut TO order and in
all cases warranted to Fl, If we'll made up.
J.. FARRELLY.
Tchula, M ay 7, ls42. 90 #
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READ THE FOLLOWING LETTERS.

NVW IUThi HtPVtWUVT IolH' IoFI'
DEAR DocroR- According 10 yonr request,
we have used your Lozenges in seyereral cases
of worms, and found them uniformly successful,
We have no difficulty IN getting children TO take
Them, as they are perfectly pleasant. We shall
use them in our practice whenever occasion offers
believing them to be the best yermiipge medicine
n use. ehave also used your cough Lozen.
,es very extensively, and find them fully to
answer the purposes you recommend them Tor.
We aIe yours, respectfully.
ZACHARlAll b. LANE, NJ ID
W. f.. PLEASANT, NJ. ID.
GREEN IL. BARRY, NJ. u.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-15
DIR. LACOUNT'S VEGETABLET TOOTH
ACHE ELIXIR,

n certain and immediate clrC
INR. LACOuNl, having appointed several
49, agents Tor the sale OF his valuable Drops
for the cue of the Tooth. Ache, can with conf
dence recommend il as an in'aIble cure in all
cases, however severe; giving relief in a few
minutes, and that too without any Injury to the
Teeth OF Gums; possesses property of enIlving
tie Gums when in a morbid state, and of restor.
ing healthy and vigorous action. Plce, 50
cents vial. For sale AT the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, A prjl 30, 1912. Oily.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-15
DIR. HULL's WORM LOZENGES.

ANORMS! WORMSM WORMS!!L-To
w remove these troublesome and danger.
Gus inhabitants olthe stomach aud bowels, which
so often impair the health and destroy the lives
OF CHILDREN use DR.. Hups Worm Lozenges
Il certain and safe preparation for the removal
of the various kinds of Worms, Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach, Want of Appetite, lnlanhle Fever
and Ague, and debility OF The Stomach aud
Bowels and organs of Digestion Price, %
cents Il box, with full directions. For sale at
the LEXINGTON DRUG STORE,
Lexington, April 50, lo4?. ely.
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INSOLVENCY.

THNHE undersigned having been appointed by
M the Hon Probate Court of Holmes county
commissioners OF Insolvency, on the Estate Of
Leween Lewis, deceased, will meet on the 2nd
Saturday in eacn month, for the next months
at the office OF j. NJ. Dyer, ESQ, IN Lexington
for the purpose of receiving, examining, auditing
and allowing claims against said deoedents es,
tate.
S. II. BAUGHN,
r. II. SPlVEY,
J. NJ. HOLLlNGSWORTH,
Commissioners.
June u. 81 GIN
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N OtiCe.

TWyHE undersigned Trustees ). " ~, !,
l6tE section of TOWNSHIP l''''
3 east; will on Monday The iI"v'i h
September next, at the CouH hoo" y,
Of Holmes county, IN PuGSu'"'I
order of the Police Court, pTO ..',.' y" ~,
al public outcry to the highest O'uo' ',. !
credit of one, Two, 8 aGa 4 years
above described 10Th section
Bond and security will be feq""'
the purchasers. ,sov
NOAH MORRIS,
C. C. JASPER,
j. P. GATES, ,ropr
AUGUSTUS PlICnro -
Aug. 6, IS 6"' A'''
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Selling Off at Cost,

And a great mdny articles at less than the
Ne~ York and Ne,o Orleans prices.
FENHE undersigned wishing to raise
~ some money and finding it impos.
sible under the depressed state of affairs
to collect on the old score, will sell his
goods (some just opened, } at and below
cost for the Ready, Viz;
Dry Goods, CrOckery
Bonnets, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hard.
ware, &c.
A. q. BREATH.
Tchula, May 26, 1912. 26 2w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-15

The subscriber will continue the Gro.
Gerry and Commission business as usual
and hopes by strict attention to business
to merit the patronage of the public. A
general stock of Plantation supplies al
ways on hand.
CALEB WORLEY
Tchula, January 9Th 1912. eff
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NOTICE.
YWNHE copartnership heretofore e,

YWNHE coPartnership heretofore exists
IA ing between The subscribers IS hi.
day dissolved by limitation. All persons
having claims against the subscribers will
please present for payment, and all per-
sons owing said subscribers will please
call and settle as soon as practicable Il,
is hoped that the indulgence shown will
be sufficient for our friends to adjust their
accounts as soon as possible; Caleb Wor.
ey, rs fully authorized to close all busi.
ness OF the late firm of Elliott g. WorIey
G. j. ELLIOTT.
CALEB WORLEY.
Tchula, January 1912.
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.heln ALL

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