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COOKING STOVES.
STEW AE&T'sS STOVE.
LARGH OVEN, SUMNER AND


STEWARDS LAKGH OVEN, ~ liner AND
WIN FER.
CO O 4 I \ q S T o Z Z.
EpEFOHE OFFERING fills 81 EERiOR COON
ES ING STOVE. for s8,e IN tbs market, the -uO-
scriher thoroughly tested its capacity. he having
lai enc in use taore Than year before he udeF-
ed them for sale. H1ving satisfied himself that the
STEWART IMPROVED NEWLY PATENTED
COOKING STOVE was superior IN every respect
that it would bake To perfection troi fry, st and
roast better quicker and with one-halfUt the labor
required with any other cooking apparatus yet IN
vented to say nothing about the great saving Of
fgel-only ouc-qUaItcr Of tie fuel teiHg required
that il U@ed itu other staFesr.d having satisfied
himself, by sXperimen! md by apPlyi"g eZtFaofdin-
airy degrees OF hes that tie stove wuuli last four
times longer than any other Store then | offered
them for sale under tu1I guarantee to perform as
recommended, no price being required uuul the
parties purchasing were satisfied. On these terms
| have sold 500 Of them since the first Of De-
tober last. They have given universal satisfaction
for prenf-the sales are regularly increasing,
So well s4ti,fod am that tho Stewart Stove
cannot be superseded or cqaalied-uatil the new
patents expire, which viii ne in lS55-that ex-
pect every good housekecPer lie Louis ano and MIS-
ssifpi vii adopt them ana with view Of meeting
the demand have rlad5 arrangements with tue
pateutoe and manufacturer for { supply of Five
Thousand Of them.
If there ere any parties that have them IL use,
that do not realize the benefits to the exteat have
set forth in my Advertisements and rec m'h6uda-
tion1 it would afford pleasure to exi lain tie
workings of this extraordinary Cooking Stove to
those residiug in the csuatry. It net being cen
yepient 10 call, | would re.vr them TO Article 9Th,
ON mage tenth Ia the book If directions for keep
ing FIRE over night. ana for saving iucl at other
times. This unicr Eae is newly patented; the
other imp ftan, new patent j. taat q 4 constant
Aoy of cold air OF to tha outside Of the Gre-bOS.-
This works itself siiheut any m9veueutol hampers
oryalyes and is CONSTANT when the dve-box is at
all heated II becomes heated eiT and passes into
the oven and heats that, Tsses g. Tue top Of the
stove To assist the rnokinr thar, @nt - aPPr8
prate use Of the t5preHeetvC il IS used over again
making this constant heT OF air available three
times In af other ca.Aieg stoves and ranges the
heat so generated Is va5ts aud daUs iUtu tho room
to damage the operator. TAeabove lesesibed aues
valves and cold air receivers are newly patented;
no other stove or range can have these important
i,nproyemen.s unit Mr.. Stewards patent expires.
: desire that parties that have Purchased should
work ia ND to its capacity - realize all of the
bepe6ts intended by tie inventor and patentee.
SAMUEL LOCKE,
Sole AGENT for the sale Of the Stcaart's New Pa
tent Large Oven Snmmer and Winter Cooking
Stove for Louisiana and Mississippi.
Nav 6;h SLY.
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THE STARS.

In the azure arch Of heaven
Stars are keeping watch tonight;
FIeecy clouds by light winds driven,
Sailing in thy silVery light;
And think as far 10 ether
behold the moons green shield,
They are flowers the angels wreathe hei
Called from earth's deserted feld;
Flowers that once have loved to hnger,
In world Of human love,
Touched by Deaths decaying finger,
For better land above.
Oye stars! ye rays of glory!
Gem lights in yon glittering dome;
Could ye not relate story
Of the wanderers gathered homer
Ye have seen Lifs's wea ~ sailor
Sink beneath the st0rm-tOssed main,
Do YOUR beams grow never paier,
Are not deks the tears ye rain
When my dearest hopes are broken,
And my sorll in darkness lies,
Still shine Ger me as token
OF the world eyond the skies.
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4 FTER long practical experience, and that
"A fully testing large variety Of sewing Ma
chimes now before the public my convictions have
forced me to adopt the WHEELER * WILSON
Machine as the besrfor Family, Plantation, and
general use, ever invented. Among the advantages
it possesses over every other Machine, are
Ist. Elegance and simplicity Of construction,
and consequent freedom from arrangement and
need of rerar3.
"a. Durabili y, ease, rapidity of operation, and
noiselcss movement.
81. Beauty of stitch, frmness Of Ieam, and econ
omy of h cad.
4th. Applicability to a variety of purposes and
materials.
5th. The "Hemmer," an attachment which no
other Machine has.
9th. 1t will sew from one thousand to fifteen hun
dred stitches in minute, and is equal, in dispatch
of work to at least
Twelve Seamstresses.
The machnes, in variety of pattern and style
Of finish, from the plaisest to the finest parlor
melodeon attachment, may be seen at my Office
give every purchaser full neutrality-suspicious.
the machine, and keep it in order for one year,
free Of charge. except in case Of unfair usage.
The public respectfully invited to call and
see for themselves.
az Machine Needles, thread and silk, kept
constantly n han1 and for sale.
Sewing Machines of every description neatly re
!sdred atshort notice.
luly 2, '5S-tf HENRY B. EVANS.
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FOR SALE

n OFFER for Sale, the place which l now re-
Il side lying in and adjoining the City of Jackson
in the North East, and about 900 acres. This land
comes within 400 yards Of the Capitol, and embra-
ces about 1870 acre, within the limit, ct the City
me bAl,nce is immediately adjoining, and in one
continuous body. 2 he residence is on beautiful
eninence, embosmed in woods, one hundred feet
higher than the ground which the Capital stand.
and is about u of mile distant from it, over
looking the Wnols of the Surrounding country. The
improvements embrace all that is needed tor C, m
fort and convenience. Two hundred and fifty acres
of the land is under fence of which 100 Is in tao
very ghes state of cultivation, and produces FROM
50 to so bushels of to the acre, there is wood
land pasture of unrivalled fertility. The taIance
of the tract is very heavily tmbered, and very rioh
the most Of it is rich alluvial, black bottom land
and the finest kind for cultivation. This Is the
most healthy and de- xable place in all the country
No family the continent has enjoyed bettel
heath than ours. during the time we have !lVed Oh
it, upwards Of 20 years.
This place is free from attacks OF the yellow !ei
yer, the family and a number of inmates having
resided here during each epidemic, ADD no one eve
had it. This is owing to the peculiar Location oi
the Place.
Jackson will be as soon as the Rail Roads, lead
ing to it are Completed the very focus OF the S1uth
and as place of residence no place M surpaS. 1t
Jan 10 Gov If. L. MooD1.
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un, unME.uIINTERS. HO!

r5IHERE is a small lot of land, containing 5Oi
L acres, more or less, situated on either SIDE o
Bahala Creek. in Lawrence county, Miss, FIVE mile
North Of Brookbaven depot, and one from the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad for sale.
The greater portion of this land is finely timber
ed with pine, and the tract embraces sPlendif
mi,l-seat, a vast area Of rich pasturage, goo
ceiied dwelling, out-houses, good spring, and 9
Young, bearing orchard. Sawyers, graziers ant
herismen, humble farmers, nor fruiterers, eoatd
get a more convenient or desirable location.
This land must be sold and the terms are accom-
rlodatng. For particulars, apply at once to
uov14 59-wtf y. NELSON. Canton, Miss.
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TSNlE undersigned having purchased a lot and es-
IL tablished permanent DEPOT fer the sale of
slaves IN the city of jackson, desires to say TO his
friends andthe public, that he will be found at
home Ly the l2tbnst, with choice lot OF slaves,
consisting of men, women, boys and girls, to be had
at the lowest sires for cash satisfactory aecep-
tances Planters and others are invited to exam
inc his lot If they wish TO buy number one slaves
His depot is on State street, one square below
Idec7 81 W. A. SHEWALTER,
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TIE Dnvall's Pfemiu0, Enaino aad Cir


oni8F SAY 1I;H.
/ 1tis Engine "nd Sse II 4 t"ak F'f Premium arer
! oil competitors a. The II --.,.ss0j h'0'r fatr
: tetd at Ju"L-or. Aa,ss,isJ So, 1913
THE CHEAPEST, sII9Lg-T. A>8CAH at BORE LUX
Der WITH LEES s>f@, ~ Al LIS, tzfE>sE
THAN ANY o7Hasts THE uStoN.
+ sCR First C,ss hue.ue~, P5g.,D.- 1nd station
/ ~ AIRY, have t.o4e Tao5 It's, via asa distinct
| Brass Valves. his Pamps III have Brass Bail
i Valves and Stop Cocks. Al the hearings Il the
/ Engines work Ia Bgas< ar b4b' / metal ' awe
| Rods jointed. Al ta7 i.in,- are sdT;Ae-d iron
! joints, both in the cyl ndtrs mi PUMPS. 10 gam
/ or packing used Oh oGr Engines. Gu wills haF6
/ iron Board RYGers, AMI wfguzh5 irfn y Rolls the
full length Of each section o: thG IS ays. i cur
engines have surplus Of boiler in proportion Ia
their cylinders, and waen property hrcG viii always
| make more steam than tn G hudrrs CIR USE l"f
they make steam jHst IA pop E;ion 10 tae'r ".IA
when running light they make less; load them
down and they VAL constantly blow OF AZ the SAFE
/ ty valve.
We also have a close eye TO the weight and lor-
liability Of our engines, never using auIi OF Ie-
tai not necessary in their construction 3Gt 90 IL
citate transportation over very rpu-h country, OF
bad roads, the bed Plate can be detached from .e
boiler, carrying with II ali the machinery Gi'ialh8
the load and reluc ng tn hoaVgs! part t. less '-'h
1900 pouuds-aaJ this without disturbing any b,i.
| III the boiler sheets.
| DaraIrs Porta'le .2ttr mn Engine,
Can be and usually j. ran4por5ea IN an aFy
stout farm wagon. We furnish slii"b.s wagons
when ordered. Price 515 TO $50.
DaraU's 6 and Hsrss Engine, v fee}s.
We are bu.l!jug Superior al" horse Lhsiue
of beautiful design, m.uatcd upon wheels, -
tongue for tbre>binc grain, anu farm NS1S ES"'4
! ally, to which invite a-tcnton.
/ Dnraifs Hgat'r .o'r -H"-
/ Wclnarufac IRE very superior D"ab'e "a"
Nil the upper shaft working Ia ply"t'A Sec =
giving tn, Operator perfect control Of the lead+i
| +heun or sagg The frame L. very sJh,,aatEai' Of
I.handsoue design, aaI all tr,H. Price sit9 extra.
We are prepared to build Stationary L"GtHes'
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For Sale.

A HALF Interest in the Sea Coast Democrat a
n Weekly Newspaper, published in Mississippi
City, devoted to sound Democracy and the advocacy
Of the Ship Island Railroad, enjoying large circu-
Iation along the Sea Coast, anu through the ad-
joining counties. TO person Who is capable Of
editing the paper, and managing it generally, the
terms Of sale will be fouad very moderate. Such
o person could make a handsome Independence out
Of the paper. Fer particulars address,
J. & ". G. WILKINSON, Proprietors.
Nov 81 '59-d&w If. Mississippi City, Miss.
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THE ADAMS ExpREss COMPANY.

VIE Adams Express Company having esta blished
u an Agency in Jaeksdn-Sould respectfully in
form the business community, that they are nov
prepared 70 run through express for the forward.
ing If Bank Notes, specie, Jewelry, valuable paeka
ges, Bag gage Merchandise, Fruit, aud all article;
requiring despatch, to and from all parts of East
" est, North ard South.
Also local Express to aud from New Orleans
Nicksturg, jackson and Canton, and Way station:
On n U. j. q. N, the Mississippi Central, and
Southern Miss Rail Roads-by Passenger Trains
Particular Ettention paid to the early forwarding
OF Fruit and all articles of Perishsble nature.
Messengers in charge Of bank notes, Gold, anG
small Pacdsges for the Northern, Eastern and YES
tern cities daily through by land route.
Freight for places on the line of road, should b.
plainly marked with the of the station wher,
it is intended to be left.
Freight tcbe forwarded by Express will be re
ceiyed at ths office Of Mr.. Lucy, on State street.,
and at the depot
Articles forwarded by Express will be delivered
without extra charge. &. ". BEMIS, Agent.
october Is IS5g-tf
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SEWING: MACHINES


l6ice .ro Doors ADORE Spcng!er's Garner, Nate
&reet,
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--------------------------------
G. Fl. MANSHIP.

DeaLer Ia
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLUE,
AFINDOW GLASS &c.,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER, ALSO
FREEC0 AMI OAK DECORATION,
FIVE DOORS BELOW THE OLD MANSION HOUSE.
Vie finest stock Of the above papers N the mar
n ket a. or below the n ew Orleans prices.
Painting and Paper hanging in ell its various
branches executed with dispatch and warranted to
give general satisfaction, orders from the country
promptly attended to.
Anil % no Ii
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TITS NOT HUGH TO SAY SINCE ALL
OLD AND YOUNG, AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,

VIZ:
Fk WAT Professor Woods Hair kostorativo will
Z preserve infaliibiy the growth AID color o: the
hair. If used two or three tEnes week to any i'm.
aglnable age. Perfectly restore the gray, cover
lie bald with naiaEe's own oruafaent, the hair
make it more s,t ana beautiful tbal any oil, and
preserve tue scalp free from all disease to the graf
est age. .'lutssl-sa d!5es, Attorneys, Doet rs,
Clergyman, al over tlJ void, ! car testimony tha t
We d. not SAY TOO Guca IL l-s iavur Il -ad he fol
lowing
HICKORY GRovE, St. C.ar!es Co, 40, Nov IL, 1857.
ProE q. j i3o bear Sir Some time last
summer We were Induced 20 some Of Tour Hair
Restorative aHt its tIects we're 20 wonderful, We
.eel it cur duty to You ard the afflicted u report.
Our lttle sons head for some Zine hal been per-
fcctly covered Nttl sores, and called it scald
bead. The BAR almost ertire!j came III III conse-
4utrce, wheua friend, seeing his suderings, al
vlsed u t. Use your Restorative, wtdid so with
little hope Of success. but to our surprise, very
lew applications removed thcdsoase eatireiy. and
and Iuxutiaut crop Of aar su' n started out,
and We can say that en- by has as healthy q
scalp and as iuxuriant a esp OF nair "a any other
child. We can, therefore, and do hereby, recom-
mend your Restorative, asa perfect remedy tor all
diseasea.ot the scalp and lpir. We are yours, DC.
Geo. V. HIGGINB0GHAM,
ii
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For sale or Rent.

A PR0DUCTlYE Plantation containing about
"A 1900 acres, 500 in cultivation, located l 4
miles west of Walden Depot, Carroll Co. Miss
Location healthy, Ind good neighborhood. For
particulars apply to Gen. Jo. Bell, jackson, Miss
or to the undersigned at Shongalo, Miss
Feb II GOVT. q. KOPPEREL.
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years, been becoming pranatdrey gruy accompan-
led by a harshres WIS! rendered he constant APP
plea non # oJl neeessar L dressing it. When
c0mmeLc ID inZ stur lair Restorative about two
month 20 il was ia til eni'uon; and having
cont nucd it use till ku ta- last three wees. it
ms turned 10 is nagusI ccllr, aid mel soft
alss ami lastre erea5y t. De preferred to those
prp3uc by the app ati9a If oils or auy other
preparation have evr used. regard it as an in
dispensab'e article f. every ladys toilet, whether
10 Be used asa Hltr ie-t fative or for the simple
purpose # d-es- ir- beaUuly.rg the hair. You
iase permission u fer go nsa al who entertain
Gy doubt Of it, peg r.4in I'll I'll 1t is claimed for
il. MRS G.. SYM0NDS,
Cincinnati q Fei 10 IsJ7 ia third st.
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
II RgADSH DENNAJ a. 4.

Carner Cdroadeiet and GraUter Street, ond 81, So
and IS Common Street, Nea0 Orleans.
.E@ . KEEP contantly on hand an assert
S-YxS&L ment of CARRIAGES Of every
description, from their manu-
factory, and from the best manufactures in the
United States, which they offer tor sale loS fol-
cash or city acceptances.
They have engaged the services of Mr. d. II.
lOliingswofth, formerly OF the firm OF Messrs E L.
BOucr Co, Yazoo City, as Salesman.
Ijulv2S '5s-lv
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Feb 10 90 I'm, PowHATAN ROBINSON:
FOR SALE OR RENT,

A VALUABLE tract Of land, near Society Ridge
IA partly in Kinds, partly in Madison counties,
Mississippi. There are about 1870 acres in the
tract, ~ ..cres timber, about 100 cleared,
one-haiI eek bottom, and branch land, and is fine
cotton land. The are good negro cabins, gin,
press, plenty Of r, and comfortable dwelling,
a good fruit orch !, good neighborhood, Dc. &c
The farm Is ten miles from Clinton, twelve from
jackson and six from Great Northern & n. 0. 4 Il.
If toe pllce is rented it will be sold AMI delivery
made on the first If January 1850. Inquire # K.
a. Clark, jackson, a.d J. N. Clark, lszoo City,
Mississippi. Feb Cow
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Cancers really Cured, and Female Dis

eases successfully
nR. s. GILBERT, after many years expert
- ence, is of opinion there is not an liberated
womb that he cannot cure, if he has fair trial.
No man in the nation has had more experience Tor
the last 20 years than he has, and perhaps no man
has had more success There is not state In
the Union that he cannot show living witnesses of
his skill. He has partner in London, an eminent
regular Physician, with whom he is in constant
communication, and all the new remedies dlseov-
cred, he receives. Internationally.
Hundreds of females, who are altogether durable
If taken in time suffer the disease to go on until it
becomes generous, after which, in most cases life
is a burden, and death is the only relief. His In
Urinary is new and well-furnishsd ms table Is as
Ho6rmary. He has never failed to restore sup
nrss.ed menstruation. He alec treats diseases of
The skin, and ulcerous affections Of every grade
whatsoever. 10 has the Vapor Bath proper, and
will cure Rheumatism and all mercurial diseases
AS Quick as the Hot Springs.
Memphis, Tenn, Dec. Is. '57-n.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CURES
AND NOT A SINGLE FAILURE!
GREENS CAinINATIyE SYRUP
pT4PRYfEi MIXTURE.


4 Speedy. Safe and EGectuaI ReInedv for Diarrhaa
uysentory, Cholera, Infant un, or Summer Com
,,laitts VI Children, Cholera Morbus, or any
and all Isregula q r. Of th" Bowels.
THOUSANDS Of certificates nigh, be obtained
Z atresting the vaudof the above remed Is, but
IN this vicinity they are ton well known, to need
recommendation. determined to kecy up the re-
putatiJu Of medicines SO deservedy popular, we
pee pare thcn from ppreingredients only, and with
the utmost care and skill.
Learning that many persons in the habit Of using
these remedies, bad bsen unable to obtain new sup
plies, would stats they may at all times be OBJ
tanned at the Drugstore Of DR.. J. s. SlZER, w no
our agt ms for them in this city.
For sale BY druggists throughout tie state.
Dr. }. ;. SILER, Agent, Jackson Miss.
Letters from the trade should be address to The
profrietor-, CasselI Baughn, Cantor, Miss.
Nav u 'J9--IY.
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Aberdeen, M1ss August ZJd, 1898
AEssRs. WRIGHT Co.'s any testimonial in
reference to your Preparations may prove
70 you, enclose the following, published { ny
quest, in the"Conservative," of the 2lst inst.
Col. Vasser was formerly associate editor Of the
Conservative" and is well known in North Miss
issipp as gentleman Of intelligence and strict in
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FUIL 81 LIZ.

A DESIRABLE residence for sale, which can be
"A had on reasonable terms, by applying at this
Also, a tract of land containing 22O acres in CO.
piah county near Pine Ridge.
L. 81 ji2-tf
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e OFFER 400 acres Of land, 4 miles North Of
Il jackson, adjoining the lands Of :. W LaneaS-
ter, W. b. Taylor and b. Il. Shotwell, and lying
on the aters vf Hanging Moss Greek. This land
il surpa ssud by none ID the interior in capacity Of
yielding There isupon this land, one OF TIE most
beau ii al cite tor residence. with large new
stable, Is stalls, and other cut buildings-under
the skill al nlns cement Of Mr.. lancaster, who cu-
tivated it the past year, it yielded bale to
the acre. If desired plantation Of 100 acres
will be m de- by the addition Of my late residence
with good buildings, sufficient for large family,
and the land thereto sched.. To one purchasing,
a long time aud liberal terms are offered. Near go
acres are under exselent fence, and in fee order
for a crop. For further particulars, inquire Of c.
Lon bari, Civil Engineer, Jackson, Miss.
Feb u '6O-6w. W.P. GARLAND.
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suyERl sILYERii

rx7E HAVE just received new supply of Sill
w yer Goblets, Cups, Pie Knives, Berry Spoons,
Cake Servers. Sugar Sifters, Cake and Saw Knives,
bssides many new and elegant Sets of jewelry
which we offer at very low prices.
DeeI3,59.s PATTON & BARFIELD.
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pr.pI. R,yER FARM RON s.1r

PEARL RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
TENHE undersigned offers for sale his plantation
IL situated on the east side of Pearl River. AZ
miles from Monticello and Westville road
This place contains I've hundred acres, three
hundred Of which arc in high state Of cultivation,
all the land is new and fresh. 1t also has n fna
new dwelling house, negro cabins gin and mill.
stables, &c, embracing all necessary buildings and
conyeniences. Terms reasonable.
Sept u '59-tf B. W. THOMPSON.
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How TO THINK.-The late Mr. Bayle St
John, in his excellent biography of Montaigne
thus describes the essayists manner of bag,
ging' a thought:
Montague made as it were, 4 business to
think at his castle He was ever on the look
out for the ideas and images. A thought
would suddenly strike him in the family part
of his house, and he would Oiten not having
his tablets at hand, hurry across TIE court and
climb his tower, in order to set it down. Elk
perience however, had taught him that the
thaught might be lost on the way, whisked
oufpf sight, by some sudden gust of sensa-
ttioh so lac used to take care before setting out
to tell it to his wife, his daughter, or any body
else who might happen to be at hand. I'm
agne gaping servant girl Of Perigord being
entrusted with such valuable deposits. What
an amusing revelation is there in all this O
Montaigne in his literary characterization,
taigne the maker of books. His essays were
never out of his mind He seems ever to
have been employed in meditating and care
fully inscribing his thoughts in his brain, 81
that his manner of speaking to Others was
constrained, dry, an / brief lie FASTENED bacl
as it were TO his own thoughts, for fear h
should lose sight of them.
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Pine Grove Water Care and Hygicnic


Pine Grove NateF Cure and IyglCnie
Institute.
A LARGE and comaodous Water Cure InhTmaFy
n has been opened al Raymond for the recep-
ton and treatment Of acute and every variety Of
chronic diseases. The Location is a delightful one
in beautiful grove. high, airy and healthy, one
mile from the Court House, where il is at all times
quiet and FREQ from dust. Especial attention given
to the management Of every varsity Of female al
- ad5rsss J. s. WISE, Nj. d.,
HHr,,st If Raymond, Miss.