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Great Watch sals,'

On the popalar ens price plan, giving ever,
patron a handsome and reliable watch for N,
low price Of Ten Dollars without regard q
value, and not 70 be paid for unless perfectly
satisfactory
100 solld euld hunting watch.. e,xo a. $50.
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Sardis Male Academy.

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This School br lioys and Young men vii
commence on the Mnspiy sfrrFSnrR 4, 1897.
and will continue ten 'uopthG OF forty weeks
TERMS
Abecedahana and pupils In the primary
department will be charged, per tes-
sion Of ave months at the rate OFF,. Gao 20
More advanced pupils In grammar geo
grnphy, etc.,.."................. IS 90
Higher Mathematics. History, Natural
Philosophy Moral Science, eic......- 10 90
Lailu, Greek, aud Iiodorn Languages
each, ertra.nm"."....a........... 90
contingent 90
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Our patrons and friends will please rsmcm.
Der our Monthly Review examinations and
visit u, on such occasions
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CRIME North AND SOUTH-Thc
New YORK World makes MasSachus-
ctts worse State than Alabama, and
in tAi, way: In 1860, Massachusetts,
with population OF ,23l. 900, had
l27O0 convictions for crime, while
Alabama, with population of 965 -.
900. had bat l19 such CONVICTIONS
Thus Alabama has hnt one convict to
$500 citizcaS and Massachusetts more
than one in every hundred. But the
World fails to notice that we punisl
as crimes in Massachusetts some
things considered social virtues il
Alabama, and of the acts considered
crimes everywhere, the general ru'C
is they arc detected and punished il
Massachusetts and not in Alabama
The great difficulty at the South nov
is that the criminals are not punished
-Syr.n @fcd Republican.
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An ingenious artiiccr at Geneva,
N the mountains of Switzerland, re-
Gently wrote his name high on the roll
of great mechanics. He did so by
constructing jewel called.thc Mag
ic Bird" 1t is not larger than a
common tobacco box. By touching a
spring the golden box flies open, a
tiny little birds darts forth, sings a
beautiful song,and flies back again in
to It's golden nest. This wonderful
jewel, which man can carry in his
vest pocket, costs the neat little sum
OF one thousand dollars. Only two
have ever been made.
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The New York World probably
represents the hopes Of the Democrat
j, party, in cnIcavoling to encourage
President johnson to make no coz
ccssions to Congress upon the recon-
struction mattcr. 1t closes an al1i-
Gle upon the matter as follows:
"Irlhc p ,sidant is capable of yield
iag, it would have been better TO save
the country from this long turmoil b,
Welding long AFRO. By his vigorous
opposition to Congress he has cxas-
prratcd the radicals. and educated the
South into StuhbOrnncss. At an ear
licr STAGE the South would have sub
mittcd more ca>i y,and Congress have
been less cXacting. The President
cannot justify himself either morally
on logically in keeping everything AT
Ioggcrhcads for 50 long Il period, if
the quarrel is to be settled at last i,
Congress having its own way. lie
should either not Weld at all, or hav,
yielded sooner and saved all TIL:
gratuitous mischief If he expects tC
rciastatc himself in the esteem Of Tho
Republican party he miScaIculatcs.-
They will continue to hate him if h,
persists; they will scom and dcspis,
him if he succumbS. But if then Il,
not lhink better of him for Welding
who will? lie. is too conspicuou,l, il
tic eyes Of the world to afford to kccI
his Office at the expense of his prime
pies. TO the South it can make II
difference whether the radicals su'
coed by his impeachment or by Ii
surrender. In either case they Ii
at the mcrcy of a conqucror. BY il
trcpidily and vigor he may yet bafl
their enemies; bat he can do the
10 good as a Inundated Prcsidcl
holding his office 10y sufferancc."
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THE BAPTIsTs IN THE UNITED
STATEs.-Thcrc arc in the United
States. and in the Territories 1865
Baptist Churches. with 1.043.64l
members, aud S03S ordained minis
tiers. These figures arc from returns
made in 1865, with the exception Of
] , OF the Southern States, IN which
the statistics arc for 1860. Ol the
States making returns in 1863. New
York stands highest, the Numbers be
ing s26 churches, with S9.107 rem
bcr5 rs ordained ministers. The
six New England States have an az
grcyate of S97 churches. with o.,
OH members, and 100 ministers.
There arc % colleges in the United
States under Baptist influence. The
oldest Cf these i, Brown University
founded in 1864. and the youngest Is
at Chicago, founded in 1859. There
are l3 Baptist theological Institutions
the earliest having been commenced
in 1929. in connection with Madison
University at Hamilton. \. Y, and
the latest Of ShurllcG College, at A d
ton Ill.,, in 1853. Two Of the colleges
are in New England, viz, Brown Uni
vcraity at Providence, r. l., and Colby
University at WatclviIc, Me. Two
of the theological institutions arc also
in New EngIaad--onc at Newton
Center, Mass, and the other at Fair.
fax VT. The Baptists have an annu
al Almanac & Register, a quarterly
review, eleven monthly magazines ano
Sunday School papers, and twenty
six weekly religious newspapers, toul
Of the last being published in New
England, two Of them in Boston.
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The Richmond Times remarks that
Robert E. Zee has not yet minated
that he would refuse to serve If elect
cd Governor Of Virginia, and says:
Until he speaks We trust that no
inferior man will dalc to outrage
public opinion in Virginia by vcntur'
ing to solicit an office which Lee may
not feel authorized to decline"
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DR. II. ANDERs. aftcr fifteen years of Scicnti-
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\ FEMININE PHENOMENoN-At trust
worthy gentleman gives us al account
Of an extraordinary illness Of a young
womlu-a Miss Wm5or, in Provi,
dcuca. r. |. Miss Winsor has been
couliacd to her bed for several months
and has not partalcn OF sufficient
u)ari>hment to keep her alive if She
ml been in normal condition. YET
.,r rlcu.tics have become strangely
AGATE and she seems to be endowed
wirha pntics ofsccoJl sight When
uophgsiciau,, Dr. Ira Barrow, calls
OF her, she can tell the number Of
visits he has made, the number OF the
hol,es of his patients. ald describe
accurately their Complaints.
The clock hayiag been removed
from her chamber. She was enabled t.
determine at any hour the exact time
OF dly or uiglt ald she would dc
s,ril, the color. size aad marks O, tn,
dJ.tor', horse, and the hne and the
texture Of the Innings Of his carriage
She composed a poem which she call
cd, The Yea serpent olc-half Of
each line in L1tiu and the rest in Eng
lish, which was pronounced by the
professors Of Brown University
pure Latin, although she had never
had the least Instruction in the Ian
guagc She also draws finely without
having taken lessons, and does othc'
extraordinary things not to bc account
ed Tor 10y any Of the known laws of
temperament medicine or science
While asleep her right arm is COZ.
staatly in motion, though it is per
lrctly powcrlCss when she Is awake
\ number Of the physicians and say
ans of Providence arc deeply inter
cstcd in the case Of Miss Winsol
aud are cndcaroring to solve the mys
terry of her seemingly supernatural
powcrs.-N Y. Erc%mg Post.
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The WAR IN CRETE.-Wc copied
some days ago paragraph from a
letter of correspondent of the Trlb-
unc at Constantinoplc giving synop.
sis of events in Crete from the period
of the Arcadi affair up to the begin
ming of the present year, including
the march of Mustapha Pasha on
SclinOS, which he reached after a ter
riblc march, through mud and rain.
and harrasscd by bands of Candiotes.
For three days his troops were without
food, and the line of his march was
marked by dead bodies, some 1000 of
his men having been lost or the MAJ CHI.
Having ravagcd the district CT Sell
nos he found himself hcmmcd in on
all sides on land, and was waiting the
arrival of his ships to convey away
his army. Continuing his narrative
the writer alluded to above, under
date January II, 1867, says:
"At this moment the whole island
seems to have walked up to new life.
Several of the Turkish outpost5 were
cut off. In one case, near Arcadi, the
garrison of 800 men were driven into
the house of the village and burned
to death or shot. no quarter being
now given Oh either side. A later
report gives an account of an attack
upon a Turkish detachment near
Sclinos, where the Turks lost some
200 men. but cannot so fully vouch
for the truth Of this. The mountain
Businesses Of Sphakia are again alive
with rebels, and the next effort of
Mu8tapha Pasha is to be against tn S
part Of the island. The Turks seem
to have a peculiar spite against the
SphakiOtcs, whose full submission the,
have reported over and over again.
and who have no national sympathy
with tic Greeks, as they arc descend
ants Of the original Crctaus. Three
separate armies arc now to attack
them at once, and il they succeed
the 500 women and children now
there will be worse off than those vino
blew themselves mp at Arcadi Ali
PLsha SAYS 0 the Russian Ambassador
here: Let them die; they constitute
Il part Of the rebellion and must take
their chance but when asked to put
his coId-bloodcd remark on paper he
declined. So says Gen. Ignaticn, who
proposes to send the Grand Admiral
to remove more of the women and
children.
There is good reason to believe
that the French helped on the first
steps of the Instruction in Crete with
Il view to the annexation OF the island
to Egypt. 1t Is ccrtain that the Vic .
roy of Egypt counted upon this a
the final result when he sent hi. troops
to Crete, aud that he tried to bride
HE American Consul there to give
him his aid in the matter. Since the
war has assumed such proportion,
but little has been said OF This project.
bat there Is good reason to believe
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Oycrcxcrtion either Of body OF
mind, produces debility and disease
The usual remedy is to take some
stimuIant, the effect of which is thl
same as giving tired horse the whiT
Instead of oats. The true way is tc
fortjly the system with permanent
TOMS like the Peruvian Syrup, Ia pre-
toNido Of irol.) whi3h gives strength
and vigor to the whole system.
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FREE TO EVERYBODY

large PIP. Circular, giving information of
he greatest importance to the young of both SEX
cs.
Il teaches how the homcIy may become beau
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owed.
Noyoung lady or gentleman should fail to send
,hcir Address, and receive Il copy post paid, by
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New York
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2 REIGN OF Terror IL WEST Ten
NEssEE.-Thc Nashville Press and
rimca Of the 5th gives column OF
Horrors,u under the suggestive headings
The horrors Of 1861 revived :
Twenty days notices scrvcd;' I'm
ion citizens fly for their lives -
Voices from West Tennessee" it,
statements arc derived from letters
which it SAYS comes from "unqucstion,
able sources" One letter says:
The feeling is worse, if anything
than it was last week. Mr.. w. G
Purscly,Jo. Purscly and Robert Purse
Iy arc gone. They were advised t.
leave and they did not stay out THEN
twenty days God only knows how
long we will get to stay west of tho
| Tennessee river
The next letter is from a lcadin.
citizen OF West Tennessee:
Can You organize your military
force by March? 1t ought to be don,
Immediately, before any more of on
loyal citizens fall by the hands G
rebels There is no safety here
Every Union man of any note is il
momcntary danger Of his life"
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Wolves are unusually plenty in Bel
glum this winter, and it is accounted
for on the theory that they were driv-
eli from Germany and Bohemia, last
summer, by the moving of the troops
and the thunder of cannon in the war
between Prussia and Austria.
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Nearly all of the CITY papers an,

Nearly all of the city papers and
uinc-tcnths of the people of Chicago
now believe that the reported draw
inc of the Crosby Opera House by
Lee, and the reported sale of it FOL
100000, is all CANNON. Potter
Palmer, ono of the wealthiest mer
chants, had previously offered Nr. Lee
$250,OO0 cash. Crosby original,
paid 100000 for the house.
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New PAPER-Wc have received q
specimen number Of the Vermont Con.
grcgationalist. just started at Montpc-
licr, C. w. Willard. publisher, Rev.
J. q. Bittingcr of st. Adams, editor
with several assistants, and among
them Rev. p. II. White. 1t is a nice
looking sheet and filled with article;
OIL rare interest. Ii is intended tc
Supp!ant the Chronicle, but it can't dc
it.
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James w. Taggard, a prominent
citizen of KccscvijIc, died on the Is:
inst He was u native of Shclburn
Vt, served in his youth under Capt,
JahazicI Shcrmcn, Oh The Lake, and
went into business in KccscvilIc il
in 1910. where he accumulated {
! handsome estate.
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dress their obetlient servant.
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
50w7 83l Broadway, New York.
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A onc-cycd baby, otherwise a prop
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G. w. Thc"orb" was situated in the
center of its forehead, an inch and q
half from the rO&f of the noe.
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Wonderful but true.

MADAME REMINGTON, the worid-rcnown-
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features of the person yon are 10 marry, and 10y
the aid o, an instrument of intense power, know
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+ wife OF The applicant, witt dItc of marriage"
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nai'. 1o@c.hcr with desired information.
u Address in confidence, MADAME GERrRrD'
REMINGTON, p. o. Box 297, West Troy, NY
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March 4 lS66-l4