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cInE rnR WnrMs

u. a FAiINESIO, KS ~VERNHfCGE.
EIREPARE.D nnd ~,tl by q \ r,hnc>otk q
Go Purengn. Ia. Tuis prepare ION tA-
sts4i The tstu mhny years teal. pud IL new iull
c-'nhlnhei on ~, own mruis; II Is Inc safest md
mosi feciuai med oi"c for cspvl.,ns worms r. N
he sysie n ever ds,ovrret, It - not Necessary Iu
puhli IA n hong List ~ Cernfrrirs IA IT. favor. ms ~ -
generally and almost universally kuo.p. we how
ever aid The iuiiow ing:
Mr. Is A FAuss-S cSi
Deus r.--i have heen usirg vaur VemifHgc ir
my prat lice br a uumhrr at wears. s6i hud 9; ia h'
,he most sore and safe urrm destroyer that I ever
had.
was relied 20 Il child b or 7 ycors oil IN afa,
1912. which Wa hen ia SpRsms wut the worms
gavett ehe vial of your min SgreeebIy To-
jireciiuu,, HnJ he child passed. iiO worms. ln .
ew werks gave it mo her val, auI II passed eco
noe. making IN al Gao worms. Tie ,hiid r,r"v
cred immediately aud has e jnyed gooi health ever
since I have prescnhrd II in man, "iiieT cl>ss
N which " has brought away 200 md 800 ',srm'
,S,e ell D. JONATHAN NORRIS
wuucly. Green 90 Ia. My II. ~
Ab'ui ~ weeks incc ! gave one Vt my children
- a. "a spoonleI oi 81 Fahnesocs'- V~ermrusc.
a,d ~ pa.srd i.ir, seve - ,nls ! have used ih.
vcuniagr ~ NY iemrly w. moe yeats ANT l Il 3
neret ye' iaIlci IN = sirg'c io-taace.
ts,snedl CATHARlNE SMITH
Robinson Township. Allegheny c. Pa
From Jegsn's A9rtrlssr
C%oLusBts O Nov 1912
while The many Vennunge makers wtu hive
attempted IN rus inio ns- WORTHLESS medicine, g.,
,he cure 81 ~oSIas. nnlhe crtdu which 4 4 Fthne.
sioek's remedy a. rchlv merlIs, have bud her ANY
and disarpeared. BA Fahne-tpek'- Worm Destroy.
cr has hccn c"utnuNiy gaming he coHhdente 81
he pnhlis. and ~ unloLhicdly mo hest Article
4 Known Tor tle oumniain, tor which u D. designed
CAUTION.
They are maty Neunhuge- bo'ore The publ = gn'
M N similar style aud ihcy are frequently sold IL
he uususpeu Dg ne being etiher 'ho same ~ nj
gnod Pot 40 confidence IN such statements. hu
he sure To- get he irps md genuine Nefmilngc
prepared by v \ FAurE-rocE NJ PIrTsSrEon ~
For sale Ivy JAMES BAKER and LAFAYErrl
MNEELY Wheeling; aud by Dmggss mud Nlrr
chants generally. 3m mar IL
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sTORE.
JOHNSTON g. BERRYBlLL

/. OAH Den IfGL,
WfiOtEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No. l3l MAIN ST., WHEELING, Va,
yA/tLL NOTIFY enissrA aud hsewre pur.
sehesen shroghoas the surrounding coun,ry.
that hey hsvs received. ssd ~iii ~sa,iuac 10 rec eve
6ssi he s~Hs TWO weeks.s large snd ~eli s~lsc,ca
sss<k Of FANCY AND STAPLE ~ GOODS;
,sses a he bsndssmest ever bsousi, To this city
Nsahes 'ius o. pains Ne. taken rnso esn.idcss rn
~ 'sysng w ssiecs sseh g,csis 80 We thDusht would
ptesse sss essa<-nen. sed massoves. we can ~ 81
lively s>ssu thss ws do nat Think spv hoass IVES,
~ he ksunssins con cur pete with us. ne regards
<tiirs ehesp;. W. would ihesrluss only Invite
sbs-e that wish ~ puschsse. ~ cusre ard Judge fsr
;hsssss'ves. and ~iii Guarantee ,Aa, Ihsy ~ili not
wish 70 in~A isrsh~s.
LAD.tS' DRESS GCoDs-A very b~s.o,ifol
sstscls Of werss~d ard Ssik Barge new .,yte; Roe
de- Fusses Munsmsrve Paris; Ncssisn DO Lame
Rehes. G,nshsm Do. Swiss d.; French Lawn do
new ssyls Alrscs d.; Silks. Bemhasia~. and . few
uercales Rshes; aiso . besaiiui os.ss,meni oi
Yesurh worked Ca,l.rs
1GENIy COODS-cIo,hs Of every colrs
Esdsh and psice; . god assortment 81 Fancy csssi.
nefes; Linen Deissns; Gsss. Linens. with a yas ,eiy
~ Plain end Fancy ve-sinsr Linen cambric Hdkis
phA ssi>ssA h~ss~rs. ~sn~ihins ne~: Silk and ss,iu
csvsis cod Scarf; Gloves snd fs,en, Ssspendess
&r. mar ~
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$4,000!

pskesrke K,ves L-itery. ciss. No 81
To h~ drawn ct Wilmington, Tuesday. April %.
. OF e1750o . ~ 5000 I of25e0 ] of 1870
IS Nee. Itss-siIo,s. Tickets Is; certificates &c
whoies e51 dollars shares ia proportions.
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Grand consoiida'ea Lqrers Of ID, iatosrs & Gse'sia
Class No. 10,
To he drawn ~ wn"s"gton. Del Sn'y. April Is
| Of Q 4 ef 1900 l Of 10000 I 81 6b00
IS M - hsilois. Tickets } 2.csTidcais OF 20
whvies $50; shares in proportion.
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$4,000.

Pokomcke River Lottery. class No 20.
To he dawn At wilm,aspn, Thursday Apsl is
1 al $500 loi $500 Of 1900 oI lao
70 Nos. Ia ballots. r .cke's 81. ceuiGvale vi 2i
Whole. s26; shares N proportion.
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R11OOO-

Poksmoke Rvss L,,i,e'y. class No 20.
To Ne ,i,swn al w,lmmg,o ton. wcdne.dsy. April (
~ Mes ~ ballots. Tickets "a; c.riiGesie Oi "a
~h,les IS S; shnres In ptpcot,inn
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Ai2 oO0.

Pokoucke River Loi,ery. elias No rs.
4 ne dawn si Wiimingisn. wedn. -day Arr'i I5
[ afSi2O00 of 1000 of 5000 J %, 1000
rs Nos i3 hsl'o,s Tiske.s 81; certificate IS
whuies $50; shsses IN rry,a,rion.
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IL has bcen discovered of is.s IN Europe, nsd
has hecsne so Gel ehrsed all oser The continent, that
every iami y makes nse 81 IL. not Only a. n saving
~ r,ffee. bal as n certain remedy ,o proven, that
b~sd'nI disease. !, Dyspepsia. o. Improve. ne taste
cf HE con,e. The color. AID saves he half he qnsa.
ii'y 81 eodee. ], clears The e. &c ..beu.r than egg.
is'n- glass or any either articles FOE clearing; for safe
al the store ofD MCINNiS. Market Square; Who
Is the sole ssen, fr The sale III The genuine nr,irie
for D,cios Gen Felix oi IA who is lie Proprietor
have been 'n'ermed that certain lemons in East
whe Ring are nsnnfaciu ring and selling n eoun,,r-
feat article, ] hereby esntt,p she pu,l,c sgsin.,
this sro@s impos',inn, I would siso csa,ion all who
are making and vending = co.aIetfe,i article. ~ he
careful how they irmpie on rights secured Ia other.
iaf Justice will no ~. ted on, ,e ,hea s-p,gv sn-s-
s"sed mat 10 D M'ciNNIs
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sas.0OQ,

Pokomoke River Lottery. class No 10.
To hr drown nj Wilmington. Monday. April 20
| ~ e25e00 OF 5000 of400u I Of $500
20 Nos ~ balle,s. Ticket. IS. eenifeais OF rs
v holcs sll0, shares in Proportion.
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&3O.OUO.

Grsnd consolidated Leyery Of p.iarars & George
CLASS NO Is
To he drawn a, W,lming,,n. Saturday,. Anil
/ ef $4,000 l IL 10000 I Of snou Of 1000
7s Nos Is habits. Tickets $40; certificate OF
90 ~hoies $50; shares in pr.por'on.
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or atoooo.

Pokoanoka River Lottery. Glass No 80.
To be dawn 81 Wilmington. mandsy. Arril ~
4 sf $1,000 LOT 5000 4 81 1855 I OF $500
IS Nos--i3 ballots T,eks's %, esuideaie %
vshoies $500; shares IN proportion.
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S25.OOOy


Pckcmoke River LOiery. Class No u.
he draw n NJ w,lminsion. Del. Mandsy. Aprll3
! "t $4,000 IS of 1000 I Of 5000 I oi 5000
rs Nos. 10 ha iioss. Tirkrfs %; eeriiIca's oi -
wholes Sll2; shrres in Pc.p,r,ron
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~ The drawings will ts pablishsd regularly
n ne Times ard ais ~ the Afsns. Remember
l. DoRsEY's Lscky 0goe.
msf2t WnEEtIso. "a.
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FANCY JAPANNED WARE.
Z. ELIAS STIERL.

Z. ELiAS STIEEL.
mo 169 MAIN STREET. opposite The Wiz.
IN sisis Hotel hiss iss, received dive, fr.m
49,. : large aud comrIese ss.as,ren, OF Fancy
Jsfsrsed Ware. ~ On enhr " new. h~es,sifai and
sals'snns' ~cttmsrshir. Which he sH,s 10 the
inhI's ~ the h~es' possible prices. His p,esen,
siork coes's,s in rar ~ foliow,:
200 r'-e~s II wai'ep diff patterns and s;zes
very rCrr r,os,
60 raiss Of csndlss'ieks new and t~~su,ifoi 70,
iens.
so pairs Ftnii and Hnsd Trays. Fine sssorln~n,
II Fiower Vases. Cake AND Fmi, Sssnd,. Watch
Ss,ds. Ess $ ands. Poke, Lanterns and wa,eh
4 'aes. Iok S'a.i-, Fancy srnftr Blades, Cigar
Boxer. Ani q lnrre var,s,, nj raorv Toys.
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
G h =. eoninsd- n, w.pnisc,use and eel whvle.
sale nod retail. every variety rlnin. cum,Doa ard
Fancy Tn Ware. Ai.o Shire, Imn IN every vari.
~ and hrp. Pianishsd. Jspanned and PAINTED
Ware manufactured M ocier
W COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
a'e invited TO ave HIN q call. a. he Is ~on6deni
he can Her tn IN Ne e~d hssgssn- ir prize snJ
qss'''y. a. they esn 6.i any y here in the wess.
mat ID ss
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$4,000.
SMALL PRIV

SMALL LOTFEHts
Draws &c follows lhFsughoni he month Of April
Dsass on Tnesiays--Cspii pffEe $4,000.
Whole Tickets ~ csrii6cass % taeksge wholes
Iel2i shsfss in prprrtion.
Dss~ on ThunJsys-Csriiai prize $4,000.
whsIe Tickets 81, esnticsfss Of package rbpiss
slt; shores ~ proportion.
Draws on Sssussags--Cspiis prize $1,000
whois Tickets 81; rrrffrsis o. package wholes
sls: shares ia pnppcnios.
Address yvaf otde'sse
N L DORSEY. wheeling. We.
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To MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS AND
OTHERS,

To MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS AND
OTHERS,
rfIIE SuBSCRi:EK keeps constantly fnr sale.
at The h'wesi rrice-. an ass"rmen III MID.
iCINES. DRUGS. OYESTUeFS PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS. vaRNisiI. BRUSHES, SC. &c.
Conid.n' has pises viii give sai,.laci'on. he sa-
l'ciis cvsn tho . Nh my ma inIend ,o purchase a,
li'o nme, To Rsrrr,a,a The prices ofhis s@-'s
Any e, mmnnirpns'Ts a-si,g The PRICES "f 60 d.
n~ mes, ch-eriully anil promptly answered.
lie Would Particularly safe. ihsi he h1s n Steam
Factory Ia con.cxion with h, s,orc. GT PawicuEe
Jaisr. Rhnharh. irecacnsohs. md many uiher
Medicines; TOR grinding Mustard. t'nraman Al.
pee Pepper. Cloves. Sc; md Lamp Binck. Black
Lssi. veriinn Rcd. Chrome ,clluw nnL green
ver&seri.. yellow ochre ssi rrher P,iuIs ~ az;
all of which he - able 10 cell al the very loves
prees.
Pants N. vri slr~ndy for uss mi pui NJ IN ar
then pos of diff tent szss. iatiamiiy rpnyrni erue,
Pa.rs otihs best queiny a,23 csIi- per III. "n'
of hlaJless. and 3 cs- rer ~ ~ bisJlers. in qnanii
Ties at so pounds aud ,pwars
Dor M charge made Ir delivering G. od. ia any
par oithe ct,y- J w GORDON,
DRuGorr- M i52 Wesl Pratt, a few doors from
L'ehI 81. aud opposite The BIS Derni.
hh % BAITII0RE.
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MtNAGERs' OFFICE.
W.!!i.g aa :a aF
nEND QUARTERS.
u Oat Cnoutry fti.u,;-. - ,sBne W.,
~. 'i'.Nu bear ~ n'urt 'hsi rut iii = - -.
'""'Ss a. 'h',e tso'- -ri'i' - rsinn, IN Man 81
&c GRtGnRy \ 90 Mirage
RoBr ARMSTRONG Ar -,
whccims. "a
AtN tndra iotterv--Class No -
nnws April i. lSi6-Ts Nos ia drawn.
SIS 600. 10000; 3Qo : 1000. 90 OF 81 600,
Tickets $40. shares in proportion. CetiGr,te
OF rs' kage 20 vholes sl40.
! Alexandria Extra-Class No. 6!
Draws April s. 1916 IS Nos 10 drawn
$4,000; $4,000; 10 Of 1900: 100 Of ! .OCO ~
100 of aOU. Tickets $40. share in proportions
Certificate Of % whclcs $3.50.
Alexandria I.otterv-Class Noi4
Draws April IL, lSfe-75 Nos. i2 drawn.
s3U. 900; si2, 600: DO of 81 600 each: 500 81
400. Tickets $40 shares in proportion. Ger.
%tiiica;e OF IS wholes Sl40.
Alexandria Extra-ClassNo 90
Draws April IS, lSi6-7S Nos. 10 drawn
4 S~Q,''Ns SV.NNtF COtNNOs f,llNs ~ % ltNRi
S6))Sc. Tickets 81. Certificate o, IS whole
SO.
Alexandria Lpttery-Class No ID
Drawslat Alexondria, April Is. l-c-co
nnasbers-l4 drawn.
$4,000. So. 600; $4,000; $40 coo: go eco:
~ 900; S7.GOO; 50. oOC; , o; 4.cOO; 4 OF 2.5Ol
S0of2.000. DO OF $1,000. Tickets 3i5, Ce,-
uhea'e Of 20 wholes Nil cost al9o.
Alexandria Extra-Class No sc.
Draws Ut Baltimore, April %. lS4G-7e Nos.
10 drawn. $4,000; $500; $4,000; 10 Si
81 500 each; 1000. q AGO. Tickets -. Ger
ufca,e oi2l wholss 500.
Alexandria Lottery--Class Nol6
Draws at Alexaniria, April 23. 1916. IS Nos.
IS Drawn. $50, 600; 10000; $4,000; % of
| 900 each. $500 &c. Tickets $40, Ccsuf-
cate OF $ wholes will cost sl4o.
Alexandria Extra-Class Nol0S
Draws at Baltimore. Au.il 29th. 1876. -
numbers, ID drawn ballots.
$4,000, $4,000. 5000; 10 OF eco esch; 500
400, &c. Tickets s., Certificate oi26 who!es
will cost $40.
sc SO al. q prize Of $1,000 was ser,
from the managers Office 10 u gentleman in
Maryland; Also Z 40 SO $4,000 sold nj
Managers office.
All uri.rs sssli 10 r,unply nucntca ~
mara ROBf ARMSTRONG ~ q. Agent.
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VIE: SUBSCRIBER will open an Academy
fr male srhular, iu WI cei,ng on The las.
Mc~day II The m-s,h, Particulars a. 10 place sad
pnces will be Published hereafter.
DAVID HAINES.
Tie snhmlis the mlIoSins crsl,lrals ffom two
Of The rrsis.orsi IN MAN, Universiiy.
Miami usIvxsstrv.f vL.x 81. 1886.
We believe MI David iisiucs 10 he sminsnily
q~uaiGed. no, osiy ly ,iae scholsaship. bal also b,
~rsodeace and habits Of epn-cie atm Us sppiiraiisn is
hssipsss, kt The place OF q teacher az sope rnirns
dsns ~ an Acsdsioscsi Insituiioo, . We. ,heselore
ehessialiy and cco6denily him 10 ans
eens,n who " ishes 10 EMPLOY na Instructor bs such
u situation. JNO MARTHUR. ?
mar 10 Jas c MOtFATr.
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BRUSHES, BRUSHES !

A tOR Rt.Nr-Thc shore rr'n, ON
fes:tA Make, Square. 81 dro, shove MaIk.'
ystsktk s'vy. si prescui u, lac o~curaacy 81
&r4oA Mr. hi'Coune!L. Enquire oi
mar Is w r srLBY.
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Q

As JuS' received tr ~ IL hf fitlt. al Phil.
4 . -lih,a. ~ - en>ix- s->t,-,~rs - tEfSif
- NkpkN Us Pni ~, 80 -nan rrrsrs ~, rs,t
fnfr -'--ts N&,tn hu.k Ia sell ny The o. .,s ar
iuhte r. t,~ N"tfrtfi Sees. w Arim X 4
'ph"'. ~rN"r ~ Deceit. Esdi-h, q. sss s,-d h, D..
/ into fai butch fnt,ur. k-ci >erd 20 ssE~ss 40
N"'-''slso N'sb Nwi i.~cs q 90. Ttee. S~sds
49, ~ ~ str,u'ed tech. "a a. >usi,,y hav,ax hr~u
les 80 in h"is t~'s 9id cau '-,~ he cen sssw ,rx
Pc" p'os az VI, s,rn" sore ei ,rcas. =
lew Il "s. "r"',~ s'T1nI'ei's rs R<d c.r,. Mar,
N"N, WE ,iuv. lac iSiMW,is 80 i~i a tho
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r uonNnlsOok

4 T. uonNRrook ,s,e On h.n., tho
~ . isss-s sna n - . snsa<ss ss-.s,m..s ~
W." s'.' "ss'-~ Ei'ssd Fs,~s ever IN ed r..
vhsei,ss. - r-tsisr ~ f~ss ct he ssit~~ me: .sn
pss~e- ~ss~ssss Wsu rsr~s .f o az 10 a,g-,..,
rs''.s.-ss 500 .. L'shi 6i~s>d d. ~ ~ 10 ., 90 q.
a.; soU q. 81 I'D 5 s,si'd; siss~d A. a. =, 90 .,
20 q" d"s 1S@e Nc I vr-.~- d. ss 81 3 q. d.; ~.
se,y osess s.s e"s'd - 9 ssa in Ph,Iss<sra,.. s-
~ dsasseni s~sslr,ss.
c's~ss Green saas - 4. w.s5.w Rim,
Psr~ss.sd On zoe ssJe - esish.
PAN end 6sa Gssess<a n.sanow ssyle. dcaLs.
~"h w"d"~ Hind 49, ~~ra rr h.,A .sds-, -
al great variety II ressews. &~. ~.
We rsshs,s mas r>p<s ps,rr,, ain \. rh,,-d.,.
r"s.: cad - W. late - crHir..,.s s~e~l.slv !. he
"sndw 'nsi.~ rsp~s h~si~~s. rss~b>svss ny
sss'ee rsrs'" 81 6od're = ane sA~ - ..ks.e
's'ee''oss n -. and ~ ssAs~ssae Nss<& CaBl s.d
esi"'ne ssr ssssk hefs,e so~ psr~hape. :,
"a IlORNBKooK. vss,esv D.s,e~. ;
Munoe 81. Wheel,sse
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BOOK STORE FOR SALE.
nROtU6AlS ~Ai no rsr-ivsd by the ssahsrsi.
h<s. fsv The psrrhase Of he Ssork In Tfsds
aoa 6xiusss ef he Bpsk Ssore ~ The late
Fl9t.t4ff Y0UN Z uACxvEJI.

JOf1N y. hASW EIL,
az this plare. The si,ck il Ia god order and web
espa. ed wss pe,eesed expressly fs III. marksi.-
TIE ssssblishment. sinss it, eomneneereni. has
js~e : ee.i bs.iness. and there 10 every pn~pse,
~ IN sss<ndsd cesAsm. =
- Thess wks wish 70 cdsr will do 20 Of orce. No the
sshsentsr esnnai delay his departure fns The ess
tnf : skn<t time.
The sock and 6riures MIN be sold together and
shs terms will b made easy.
AIss. . hsss and buggy; the wagon u nearly
new and the heaxs 10 rsuBd and 4 yeas old.
'' sass - GEO d uAswELL. Ex.cs,or. &c.
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N<r''+grs Csh y vhs'~ sold
Nt'' l"Ur RI Gees 90 Pep - Craze
~" l"'tt,' Ha'fei Cac-nirr Lrns C,.,a
".''s t"t'T hp'th - i.fi, Frame
y 1sn" Etti,e ,qtird
Dltt ,rlp - Ntie Eh,t,,l
No'erlt 1"Ve Va ,hi, Of .i.r
Cahh,e~ early Yo,S Ss,A,h "a al L,oL
"" Large Nmk ariNc, f,tl, C-ls 20
ia pturherd Nc'oLs M-h,
D. Flaf D"Vh 10 Mn.k
! Csrpt eat, iiOsh - Cnnn
Caul a '~er Cnian sttmsl IA
NaruTi!uta O.soaSlv's sSr
Paisley cU,iel Pw~trira .sr.
ferpeF l,ige s,rc' D. Rs,s Nl.r,os.i
To he'll sa1t~d ~ I-r', Charlton
R'd'shes rfstk'i- Ton faat Drrh
White Ciu,r' er lawns SnNsfeni iiefh Seeds
ALso-ORCGS MEDICINES. p~TE-SrItss.
OILS PAINTS. Sc D4hln X ~. Hero ssee,
spaf l3
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4 USf RECEIVED al 5 ID HAMPERS Hat
e. and Cap $ ore. rerner of Main ard Unr,n
Streets. twelve dozen White and b sck W's'i Hats.
with large bnms. u HARPER
mar l6
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sc SO "a, q prize Of $1,000 YVES SCI,
from the managers Office TO u gentleman in
M,iyland; Also Z 40 SO $4,000 sold nj
Managers ofice.
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

The REVOLUTION GOING BACKwARDs.-
When the news of the repeal of the tariff
of 1912 reached Pennsylvania, the protec.
tionists held many meetings condemnatory
of the course Of the government-denoun.
cling bitterly the Vice President for
faithfully discharging his duty to his country,
and attempted, by making loud noise, to
create belief that the masses in that State
were in favor of the black tariff of 1912,
and thereby endeavored to arouse strong
leellng in its favor in other portions of the
Union. But since the people have permit
ted reason to assume the throne and have
taken the sober, second thought they have
met together and expressed their sent. !
ments. The working classes, the bone and
slnew Of the country, have recently held
meetings in various parts Of the State and
declared that they view the tariff of 1916
Is a measure which will check monopoly,
encourage every branch OF home
industry and place our revenue laws on a
permanent basis" If there was revolu-
ion' ihen' Immediately after the passage of
he late act, there is no doubt but il has
commenced going backwands-lhs people
I The Keystone Stale have resolved to re.
lain true to the conslilution--and when
iey again speak at the ballot box their
dice will be, as heretofore, in 6vOr Of the
'easursH which brought into power the
recent administration.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23
The Cotton Crop.

Our exchanges are numbered with &C
counts Of the depredations committed by tn,
boil worm and the caterpillar. They prov,
that their ravages have been co.extensivt
with the cotton growing region. "Thi,
scourge," (the caterpillar) says a CORES.
pondent of the New Orleans Commercial
Times, "to. the cotton planter made
its appearance in Georgia early as 1893"
and it has at various times since that peri.
cd visited the cotton fields, but never, since
then, have its devastations been so general.
We have recently had an opportunity of
Witnessing its effects in an adjoining coun.
ty, and can say with truth, that accounts of
their depredatiOns have not been exaggera.
ted. Cotton fields which but short time
since gave promise of bounterfll crops
have been converted to wide wastes--and
are now sPectacles of ruin--blighting to
the hopes Of the husbandman. In many
fields not single leaf can be found--the
caterpillar has stripped the stalk OF every
thing, save the matured bolls, and upon
these the other destroyer, the boil worm,
has been at work. In the midst of such
ruin it is impossible to form correct opin.
ion as to the deficit which they have crea.
ted. Some planters do not think they can
possibly make more than ffihOf crop
and but few now anticipate gathering more
than one half Of the quantity they usually
gather. In one instance we have heard Of
aPlanter who, despairing of making crop
has turned his stock on his cotton fields.
The correspondent of the Commercial I
Times above quoted, graphically and truth.
fully sketches the appearance of the fields.
He says; "They look dark and blighted,
aiter the worms have stripped them, no
open cotton being visible. Indeed more
heart.breaking sight to the planter could
hardly be conceived. Alter season ofin.
cessant toll, all the expense of making a
crop being incurred, just when he is ready
to gather in his harvest, he finds all blight.
ed" :
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

VALUE OF PRODUCE RECEIVED AT THE
PORT OF NEw ORLEANS, PROM THE INrE.
RIoR.-FrOm the "Annual Statement Of
the "Nsw Orleans Price Current" we
learn that the value Of produce received at
the port Of New Orleans from the interior,
from the Slst Of August 1916, to the LIST Of
September 1916, is 1893, aga. Ofthis
sum the article of Cotton comprises $685..
7l6,266.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23
THE RIVER MAIL.

The people of this place are at last "a
VOred with a DAILY RIVER MAn-an ad
vantage to which they have been so long
entitled, and for which they have so often
PetitiOned. The mail is conveyed by the
packets, Laurel and RichIand, which DIV
regularly between this port and Vicksburg.
This new arrangement will afford US in.
creased iaeities for regularly obtaining the
very latest intelligence, and our readers
may rely upon our PrOmPtness and punctu.
atty in furnishing them with it.
The Vicksburg papers state, that for hi,
convenience we are indebted to Mr.. Cole
man the worthy and efficient post master a,
thar place, who has represented to the Gen.
eral Post Office Department the urgent ne.
oessity for such an arrangement.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

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The Country NOT xET RUINED.-Ac
cOrding 70 the statements of wing pani
makers the country has been repeated,
ruined. II wasrlined when tho RepubIi
can party, under the lead Of Mr.. Jefferson
triumphed over the Adams dynasty in 1900
twas ruined when the same party triumph.
ed, under the lead of Gen. Jackson. Il
was ruined when he Stayed with the execu.
tive truncheon that corrupt monster, the Uni
ted States Bank. Again it has shared the
same fate, according to the croakings Of
these political Cassandras. Since the pas
sage of the new revenue bill their bewall.
ings have filled the land. If it were posi-.
bic for person, who had been hitherto TO-
norant ofthe condition of things, to obtain
no other knowledge of the situation Of the
country but from the representations of
many of the wing journals, he would sup.
pose it the most unhappy and distressed
nation on the earth. Instead of pictures
Of peace and plenty, dark scenes of want
and distress would rise before his startled
imagination. Instead of a nation flourish.
ing and prosperous, free and happy, one
impoverished by the effects of reckless and
ill-advised Legislature would arise in his
mind. But happily, one from their midst
has independently spoken out and spoiled
his picture which they have so artfully con.
,eived--the New York Express, leading
vhig journal in the Empire State, after re.
riewing the acts passed by the late Con-
,ress says that: g The energies and re.
ources ofthe people are UN1MPAIRED.
Ihe. first effect Of the Tariff has been to
mock do~" the prices Of Domestic and For.
ign Goods"
The latter part ofthe paragraph, as well
5 the former will be welcome news to
Onsumers.