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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-18

= aus Yottspiar, S&upltil County,
rirO ssmsIert: - Die Dcm Yr6fpsnisn
8cpan SOrssiaIassnt Bats pOn 1872
III ron bsiben 9lrttisn friseIi& ansenum'
men worosn, iuis fOIst:
Die Ssrslsute batsn lib baJu psritan>
ben, BEN Gonlratt' YrtiS 81 prO,snI un.
ter BEN lsbttaDriesn Staten auf Der 2.75
8aTs AZ reoujIren, bic jur Sdstsarttit
,uscfiat purten, inSsm man bic e56ns
auf bic 2.75 8aFssYrsiIe als Winimum
srt56te. autsencmuisn fur Spst @lcnatr,
In henen tis preiie 70 tisf pis 2.25 unb
Gin Gaglcbn auf $3.50 bsrn6Sinseu.
Sh 8tbuelica pom 81 Yrpjsnt Der
Gcnircit Yrsiis wirO rem unttrnsbmsrn
bel 9ssabluns prr grtsitrr gut ju faiten
femmen. s"Hr
- Gin Ihautsr9aftss llnsldd srsis'
nrte fa pOrIsetsn SOnntas NOresn in
NorO GotOrus Scwufbtp, gort County,
uHttr fOIstnOsu llmaiub,n:-3w un'
ssfdtr 6 Sabre alts 8inbsr (3pi!linss,)
S6tne hes 9ru. 0su. Wartlt, fpisItsn
NIT rinsm ssIaesusn @tpsbrs, aup NAB
rruO bfr eins 8aabs In ben 9auf bIusine
isbsn wollts, pridte Ter anofrs los, ben
9an;en 9nbalt bts @tpsbrss fslnsm
8raNtrasn in ben 8Cpf iassnp.-Naliir'
Ita srfcIate Der iUfcrtIss Sob bts tIsinsn
tnBlidIi&sn.
9arrtstura, ga, II. San. Sar,It&
fanN BIER untfr tsm gOrfss ess General
atiutantsn HaF;a cine 3uiammsntunft
ron Sifiisrsn Ger NatiOnaIsarbs b:s
Staatss psnniv!Oanisn hltt, NOBEL elm
auefatrtta,s 3ib'@sftb tas bic isbI.
gen @iIIIdrO'ites pUaaineiS umpirft
nit Stimmsnsintsit anssnpmmsn unb
elm autiau5 trnannt wurps, Der bsi ttr
ee1itIatur auf iciOrtISs Gnnubmt tss
ususn 0fitbss rriassn fOa.
- aus 8saOins, Snts County, mel.
rsis tsr telegraph untsr benz 16. San.
5'uts @cr8sn um 2 ll9r brad In tsm
SaSGfss Stcre BON Dap u. Co., 8inftc
Sira6', cter9alt p'nn, 5su.r aus unt
iOfcrt rGnts he gtarm .@lcdt. Die
6snsrptbr tr(ti;a Eais an Srt unt
jsstis, - ua;ta Ia 6ptss res llmaantss
edB eat UaTsr Der uGIrs plugs" ssfrU'
rfn war griffin tie 6lammsR w,its uu
fa, fc tot nt8 farHr 5dt Ssr 1abnft::;
@tett, iopis clue 9l:iGt:: ansnsr @sbau
lt4t'iif' sinsrdi4trt uno Gin S6os''
OOn s25O.O0O auatyI$lst MAR,
= Dsy @sri&i. CAP Nr. Curtin, o..
Iant:er ttr Scr. CT, In St. prtsrstnra
atStrufsu wsltsn wagSs, il ptaIs uutt
srantst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-18
Gin kirper!ifhfs nnb atilliAts CriNsn.

Gin GOIhfs III 8ySptpFa. Der Wagrn unb
eaS Gebirn liub ,u inng nit tinanbcr perbun-
ben, ais eaB erifsres lsefn iSnnte, pbne taB leg.
tfrss mitlitte; pmit iinb IpSprpia unb 9fHtGr-
eeIbldgentet untrenubar. Nuh fann man nod
bin,ufiisen, eaB @frsbtbeit bt5 OingrnS fnR in
istsm ;falls pUn gersiltsr Stimmuna brsleitrt il.
Tie itiTfente unb btrubsenbe 9Strfuus Upn
ecltrtter's 9ttterem ssigt ii5 am mGdlis-
ltrn bfi Tereauun8sbfItrrrecn. Gif erie S8ir'
fung tisisS angsntbmfu StirfInssmittels IN
cine grbaeen unb Nutb as:r6brtnee, @iIte
Wirmr turheriugt Zen G6Eper. TdS trCnifas
llnbeb gen in hrr Ma9rn1r8snb lGet nl6, lnb
bic rtrrEIe llurubr, heIbs Gin 3fi6en her
StranFbeit il, ninmt ab. Tieie SrlIuuna n
frine pUriitsrsstrntr. IS fDlat ibr fsirs GrRsua
sruna Der altfR Symptrme nit rCrifHrFter Siraft
Wtt Ge intmrr eintrstrn, Henn bsilunfuneisr
RsiSniittrl aessn has Gritrn an9rpnnSt rsrSru,
9eee DCiIS idrint Giren bribrnec1 GjciriRu &C.
iuneer arGftiguna Al rsrIsiben. Nbsr eiCs III
rod nitt gllles. Die nbfubrsubGn unp antibiIiI.
fen Gigrni6aftfn Der WiIhurg lirtsn an gGih.
tsfeit isinen fGrFtnben 4tdneu fnunt nlb.
Benn eiu aI Ifdrfsr @jdllenlbflub pprbanSeR IN,
70 pirs bic AbIpnSsrung baIb auf bic atbbTigen
@ren,en bsfbrdnft une, prnn bn9 @dlrnprgan
trdgr unb fart if, 70 Wiro c5 grtrHfttst unb es.
rsselt. Die Birfuug auf bic 9ussrrunssr
ne N eben1o beilIant, ur6 bel Gtritcpfung3fSl
III bic abfiibrsnbe Wirfuns serate srniiscrh, rnl
bas sripInltts gresbbiB nIlmilia unp IdmsrSlos
bsrbfijufiibrrn. Ins 9ititrr brfBrSsrt aud bic
aefun6f Snut. Nuebiinifurg. WtlGs bslpnbtrS
ipiinIGensptrtb IN in bieirr Sabrssjsit pO pl6Bs
lid rintrrisntss raubrs unaugGnrbmes Wrttr
Iritt bic natiirIidr auSbiinlfuug bsmmt, anb
eebrrfpneflficu, pufen unb GrtGItunl bsrpor-
trinet. Die bette S&uswtbr esgtn ale drapf>
bsiisn III 1tGfisuns tes StErptrs, unb tieIs pirO
bur6 has arpBs pssetabiii9s Observation-Disclosures
mitirl prisntIit btfSrssrt. l,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-18

NiIcS.-Stbtt bod auf bic Serpirrten 3iias
ees gtlibtes, aus fcren STARTER berSorleudtst!
IS fann niCtt aebpIfen pereen, 70 langs bic llr-
fade res Qeibens bIeibt. Der SGmrr, bur6 YiIss
IbrintpCn letr i6limmer SeIbaifrnbGit ,u Irin;-
Observation-Disclosures fam niht miiVrittigfrita ben,
fann ni6t rubig reitsu, fann ni6t brausm liBsn
llnb fann rs flif nitt auSbaltfn, penu CT eaS
Btbirfnib Der Namr bsfrisbigrn muB. Man &C.
braube Briggs Yilss-W Wittel mad ben glnpsil-
unssn, I'm innsrf, Gubrrs, iudenee cher b,utrnbe
piles tu beilen. Sie Fub miIb unb SuSsrlGlfg
unt rrrben ais Das 8arantirt ppfiir s auSss.
9ebrn Tfrbfn. ...'l
Satarrh. 9opiipeb, NIrurdfeid, ,r.
-gSis neni9 Veute gisbt es, bic nidbi fbcn pru
pbieen l9limmen ilrbrn aelittcn babtn. 9riaas'
altsantpr III rtn bona fidc Srilmittil.
@ussrbrnn9 !-Der bpbIr, bfrbn5snts
SuIftn, erItpibtr 4uusen, ftartrr guspurf, trr
lbpGGenbe 9iablihirrib, unc ale anbrrr SYmp-
tome eisItr i6rcflidru Nranfbet prrcen grlin-
etn Sura ben 8rtrnub ron Yriggs' SaI5s unb
eunssn .Sfiltr, las bette Seimittrl, prl5rs hi:
isBt rntesdt EOrbsu fur pals. mtp eunseH
Stranfbt ten. H. 20tI7l
0mbnerduaen, Sthpdrem, einacs
tpadtfene Sed9cl 'r.-3auienbe brinsrn Srm
Or. 9risss ibrrn 8anE bar fir ben Grfcls Iri-
nts Aatpiatcr unp Curative in Srjus auf Ibnsne
9inbfrun9 unb Sriluug pru Siibntraugtu,
SdpGrrn uub alien Sranfbrten brr 9einr, obns
&iffi6t auf ben iblmmrn 3uifanb tes GdLlrs.
Gum 9trfluf bel 8. .. eobrd, Mabfp Bros.
2. 9. II. y. s. 8ullrr, 3. 8. pbclpS, DrUH II
We@arrab, q. 9. Gbittrnben, Sudrtpn, y. g,
Worsan u. Co., 3temaS u. &C.,, albtrt @rsa,
6pbe Vart Ncrsan u. erwi5, prpSitenrt, unb
Apptbs!trn ibsrbaupf. " 2cu7l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-18
Continental Grbens d. 60

Srn 0artfprS, Conn.
I'm tti lriucm ICte Gin Saafeub Dol
tOr5 su er!argsn, brSabIt ter @erlI6rie 5rl.
acMete:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-18
Sla0t uu0 Gtaat.

Der 81 astsnbaIl res Serantur
GurnpsrsinS fanb am SprIssn Mpntde
a6,np In Sobn 3sibIsr's 5aGIs fatt
8snn aud nt6t gang 70 3atIreid bsfu&t.
rpts I'm pcrissn Sabre. 70 tann btrs bod
nur ais elm @ewinn fir bic Sbsllnetmsr
bstra6trt werben, fsnn fs mar asrace
8aum gsnug gum GanJsp, mas frhter
nidtt rsr Gau mar. Die @nSubl Der Mas-
fen mar erce uno ptslInt unp ale warsn
bt(frcbt, itrs GtoraftsrrUqtn 70 estrsu
ais m65li& tur&Jufibrn. GIte sBsibrr
unb iunse Mdr&sn. SinsIiuss unb
@r.iis, fOmiI6s unb G6aratttrmasten in
ben Usri6iepsnRsn GOfimsn 9atsn tsm
8arjrn isuss @tprdss Der Wanntafaltig.
felt unb &trs &fsluus. wstSts bsrarliss
Bale 70 brlistt ma6t. Die 9aiauo't,
S&nurranten, jpri Seufsl, rim @ifr,
banopettsbur1Ge u. (. 10. bra6ten Qsben
In bic Ssrf&isprnen @rurptn, wOfir fs
bur6 nitt enbsn wcllsnbts @sldhtsr be-
lcent rurtsn. Gin 2sisrfafsnmaun NIT
@sfclSs CAB bic nsusaeu Mcritbaten gum
Ssfrn, uno 3tiete auf her eintu Ssltr
Isinss gut aussefibrtsn 8iItss bic 5sl,
tentRatsn 2cuis', Res 0rOBtn, unb Gu.
LUIS, ret &leinsH; auf Der antsrsn Ssiit
mar ,u ftRsn Der Ssiua RON @ilFonir
@cbmun In 3tipIsrs 5nae uub feline
5Ulssn; In hsr 5srne pintten bic fritttt,
den @rftIes sun 5arriSburn, Mo., auf
bic elm tsflnnter bisFSsr 0afwirtb in
prlltm @allcp surttt.
Die Srmaetiruns I'm IL utr psrurs
iahte 9rc6en Sutel, rdbuno iis anttrsrs
isitS man&e unanasnsbme gnttduf6une
i'm 0rfulse BATH; weIbs gmrfntungen
!. .. mub Der iunge Srcapwap. Danny
9sbabt tabsn, ais lttne rsiSsnbs @tfibr.
tin tfs NtrHbs, init frr sr fGpn elm
SdGftl Einbden prratrsbs.,, fh als elm
banpfeasr Gurner entparptt; unp Gbn'
lIhr Sale eab 60 nod ms6rsre.
DaS Scupsr mar gut unb reiflth;
Giuer's Sr8t Per sntItbists f6 Istnsr
aufsats nit tetannter Yrd,tiHon - unp
mir sIautsn, bab Sebsrmann rrfa&r bat,
NIT benz Sirrteu Wasfrntall tts Scranton
SurnpsreinS oOltommsn sufrisben 3u frin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-18
Sauer s SSanfe,

RW~NA Sp ~SUWkGH
gsrFGufsr Spn
SrDcerieen ttitb 5prDoifIUnen,
Watnn.aBt, Spbe parE,
ntbsn srEt 5CtrI bss Serru George @rGbn.
Gintm Sersbrten bsutItsn pnbIifum bic sras.
btuie MnSsias, bab mir fprtpGbrrnb snru ausS,.
trGbltsn 8crratb pOn propiant unb Qrbsnsratt-
ttln an Sane batrn unb 3u ben bilighrn prtilsu
an unIsrs Gunbtu perfaufen. -.
Snetm mir um sablrsi6ru 3ubra6 Bitten,
gsbsn mir bic 9rrf6eruns, tae IpRpbI 0uaIihit
ME prsils her gBaarrn ni&ts Su Riinl@sn hbris
Iadsu, 30ap8
9afpb SauT. Griebrib @anfs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-18
. c l. mt { { cb t G 8.

- Ter Bilfssbarre Wdnneracr bait
isinsn Wastsnbaq am nd6asn IOntas
In Der NatiCnal 5aae unO tsrfsIbe wtrp
ppmGslih bic fhbsrsn nod an 0lan,
iitsrtrrfsn.
- Die Central Gilsnbabn Go. BON
Nsps Ssrltp (ttsr bsfannt als 6. u.
Sutq. q. q. Co.. bat bic qdnberstsn
Der 9UntpbrcUt SO3lsn Go. 1u auben'
rtso unb tIfieni8en Der psutihsn Soblen
60. ju 9rsstcU an9etluft unb unterban.
belt wsssn nod anbrrsn wsrttpotsn
nrfrtdsn In Der Nl66arIHaft BON
SsanssSills.
- Bon mebrrrsn Setten I'm bttllgtn
Surnrersinr tif bic Srse ansereet pOrrsu,
etnsn &inbsrs Mastrn6all In Der gerstns'
bale ab;ubaIten, I'm bsn 6lsinen aud
sinmaI elm unSsitOrtss 8srsnissn ,u Be-
rsitsn. DirO fs gntlans fiatsn unb
aussefibrt psrbeu9
- Die City ecdup esbt enblib tbrr
SCusnbuns tntBsssn.
- Der 18ji6riSe gilbert GartrIstl,
psl&sr an benz Btl Ytttstou Sdaht
arbsttsts, fsl am Surlsbisn Disnlias In
benisItsn bInat unp tIIsb auf Der Slsls
tcrt.
Cine Stmisbs am @reenppeb
S6a&t nute GupIcrpiIs, brannts pUrt'
gen Gcnnsrfds @tsnO at.
- Dapio 9stpif, elm Qibtitsr In ter
Wins ter SerantOn SOtlsn Co., wurts
ON Sonnrtltae ocn bsrabfaqtnrrn Sob.
Itn srf&IaSsn.
- Sn Gcrip Sort, nats 0pOmina foo
elm alttr tsutI6rr SortmaGsr Namsne
ecr9 Orsr 9auris NIT leIntr 5rau pctnsn
Sbrs @cbnuus rsrbtsne taum ten 9la'
men stnsr Suite, bic tetSen Gltfn ltisn IL
9umpsn estIsitft unb otne irssno wel&i
Rabruns Opsr SrsnnmatsrIal I'm auss'
TGte stnts Gfrsnstu 8inttrS. Sp fGrsib
elm GCrrsGpcnctnt bts o8spubliean," uni
mir tpfrn, bab ss In isnsr @essnO nod
Neni&rnfrsunfs sibt bic f& Der Be
bausrnswsrltsn annstmtn.
- Die Del, 9adl. II. 80. 81. 81. Go
1T pOn tsr @ranb Surp 3u YattsrfOn
q. g., In anfldssSufanb psritbt rUrtsn
unO Spar srftns presn S6ptuns sins'
8susrmanns unD Snesnisuts purH elm
GolifOu, unO jWsitsns wresn 8srfrerr
uns prn SfsnlIi&sn Straern furd
9nbuIlSs.
- Nalp Gd8pn, cine Ni&te Der MRS
Bridget S'5ara In SIitstOn, 9ins an
pcrlrbttn Dirnfds NIT rinsm junssl
Mlnnnt pur6 uub fabI Ter Santt Su
alsl& 500 in Santncisn.
- gs bsi6t man babe 8tRsrn btI
esi&nam ttrss ManHfs uuf bsm Gti
nabs ZEN 5dIlrH Ctsrbalb pittsten Sc
, fupttn.
!, - Die S&wisristeitsn JWiiatn G9ar
} lee YsrrIlb uno lsinsn eIrttitsrn I
gDiItcsbarrr famtR lsbts g1Cat ~ Gnbs
Sr. porrlfb srmd6tsts bic prefs au
Nlnrr. yulpsr, Gel II. (. m. um elm BE
; rruir,.%.a: ppar8tn at BE aFtsHsr b
, UsrtaHSts poOHtpasffspra SUn 10 Orc
gent seIalIsR ltsbtn. Damtt III istt Ss
far6tuns rinss slibtrsn gusfansss 81
!. l6wunSsn uup bas Ssrtrautn tsPrt nil
" Der.
n - Der NCrb Difritt BON Slatsl'
J., iOa in ,wsi DaaItelirit sftetIIt wsrtsl
wsnisfsns miro FART eafhr nsitIrt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-18

Sarg.qifs. Glr aa&ieISsniFn 9.f'
Itasn wisrsn ssjpesu, I'M ais Sur9re
In BEN Tsbruar. 3trmtn Der Ndpprs Gcurt
tsr 5tart Scranton ;u funsirsn, wsIdsr
am @pnias b,n 12. 6struar 1872 ie'
otnuf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-18
ggSerAseOsltN
2etai grmSs'n s i,06S,62t rs

Der linIsri,tbatie 10 aGtiuiasr asm. fur
Scranton unS limaeaenb fiji tifIt bfietn riibnls
Ia hfiaGu.en erutIten G'sitaldaiiiE uns atTn
,rIsr, jfsr Rdbrs NuSfunft ju trlbsilsH.
1rrl NCTtf Ptrionsu babeu ibrt pr6miru an
;f,, 80 ,ob 'ta. al. Gcben,
" siFse N y m,. 9leseFai q. u. Gbalr @rfseryS
0fbSilsr. Gin, 'qn9 az GEM apruuf, 22,ti
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-12
Ra. ERrieG.

There is a world of wisdom in the fol-
lowing from the Boston Globe:
Long speeches, long letters, long COM
munications, are out Of places in these
stirring times. We have a whole worlds
news to look after, and put in order for
our readers over night. Remember that,
kind correspondents and contributors
avoid parenthesis Drop the senlicolons
as much as possible, and the. colon alto
gether Make the spaces between your
periods as brief as possible. Shake out
the adjective without remorse. Sacrifice
the pet metaphors. BE not led astray by
the love Of antithesissE or ALTERATION.
The substantives- that Brother
Choate drove, brilliant pheton that he
was, often made sad wrecks of his SEN
fences. Be clear and crisp, and perth
nent, alike in your invectiFes, eulogies,.
and recommendations. Think OF the
Lord Prayer, and then Of the awkward
substitute served up by sensation mon
gers in too many pttlpits. What flights
of tawdry rhetoric, and volleys Of ex-
pletive.; what endless repetition of tedi-
Gus details, weary and disgust the hear
err It is frightful to think Of the time
wasted by these self -parading petitioners,
and lona-minaed inslite1s Of many head
ed sermons. Life isEtoo short, too full
of cares and duties to be thrown away
thus. 9sa noisefa1m9<A Es1sn.e
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-12
u sAA6nH d. maeI4W 0f
Gf.-ls- -


ang % tends towards the slRnener-
aey u WonanhDed as d life af lsssil,aas
| allu lnasil gsneI@ al aim for I ~ lItlsv
husband. and then life with no obiect nor
| ann Beyond raising a fanlilY. s,sa4eflaer
taste lies III that direction 81 no. Il II i
not only bad for physical health, but is
Tor mora1'also A very serious and COM
men mistake II the training Of our girls
4 the neglect deiiniteiy to prove against
the vlcIssFtudes ofsliIe with the faculty of
noble seit7suppoTt Just to think of YOUR
daughter, well born and bred and rocked
Ia the lap. Of luxury, coming one of these
days to sewing or keeping bOarders for
livelihood. let thousands Of girls upon
whose glFlhood Fortune laviahed her gifts
have come to that 1t seems to US that
every rich man who has daughters should
provide for them with visions Of the aims
house continually floating before his eyes.
No amount of pecuniarY endowment will
be sure defence against the demons of
pauperlsm. The fires nay burn it up.
the winds may scatter it, the waves may
ehguIf Il, prodigal scoundrels of hus-
bands may waste it, rascally trustees and
executors may piIlage it. These and a
thousand kindred contingencies. consid-
cred beside the proverbial helplessness
OF woman, are almost enough to make a
thoughtful and cautious man pray that
daughters may not he born unto him. So.
then, we say, let the education of our
girls provide for the possible problems of
self-helpi In TIE noblest possible way. The
daughters of miilionaTes and mechanics
alike should be made distinctly to under
stand that all the love romanees lie. and
that there Is no such thing as making a
compact with fortune TO avert the neces-
sity of honest toll. Nay, more, we would
have the girls taught that labor, especial
ly brain labor, for the benefit Of the
world, is too noble to be undertaken for
mere mercenary ends, albeit the world
must and viii pay for it. Our American
girls need a great deal Of discipline in
this reepecl, and their fathers and moth
ers need to have a great many of their
foolish notions Of propriety about toll,
and the wicked caste idea it encourages,
killed as the rank social weed it is. You
will hardly fud girl who will teach
school, or a parent who will allow Ii, ex-
cept under the compulsion Of a scanty
purse. What a shame to our Christian
ity is this A fine lady, rustEng IN her
silks, boasts that she has had all masters
in literature and art, has seen all the gal
leries of Europe, apeaks.three languages,
can draw from nature, and We Know not
what else; and yet she would not soil her
Responsibility by teaching a child of ig-
norance the alphabet, or hammering the
multiplication table into a class of little
know-nothings in Calico Sure enough,
the millennium has not come vet.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-12
TEse s.osa Ara---< 4as1ss Cloth.

More than thirty years ago Mr.. Bon
mel, of Lille, France, discovered a
method of weaving cloth out of spun
glass threads, which was described as
perfectly flexible, and applicable to a
variety Of purposes, mole especially the
ornamentation Of the walls Of apartments.
This fabric, the making Of which seems
to be at present lost art, was described
in the papers Of 1887 as follows:
This cloth Of glass is extremely beau
tifnl, and from the manner in which it
reflects the light, il surpasses in brillancy
everything that has ever been attempted
with silk, even when combined with gold
and silver. Some specimens Of this new
manufacture have been exhibited in the
Passage de POpera in Paris, and the
Queen of the French was so much pleased
with them that she ordered golden
medal to be sent to the inventor. The
following passage is extracted from Il
French paper: "When we figure to
ourselves an apartment decorated with
cloth Of glass and Respondent with lights,
we must be convinced that it viii equal
in brilliancy all it is possible for the i'm
agination to conceive it will realize, in
a word, the wonders of the enchanted
pal.,c of the Arabian tales. The lights
flashing from the polished surface of the
glass, to which any color or shade may
be given, viii make the room have the
appearance OF an apartment of pearls,
mother-of- pearls, or diamonds, or COM
posed of garnets, saPphires, topazes,
rubies, emeralds, ametbysts, de-, on, in
short, Of all these precious stones united
and combined in thousand ways, and
formed into stars, rosettes, bouquets,
garlands, festoons, and graceful undula-
tons, varied almost to infinite.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-12

A quaint Scotch minister was given
somewhat to exaggeration in the pulpit.
His clerk reminded him of Its i'll effects
upon the congregation He replied that
he was not aware Of it, and wished the
clerk, the next time he did it, to give him
a cough by way OF, a hint. Soon after he
was describing, Saamson's tying the foxes
tails together. He said: The foxes
in those days weremuch larger than ours,
and they had tails twenty fut long
s.Ahem!' came from the clerks desk
esrhat is, continued the preacher, az
cording to theII measurement; but By
ours they were fifteen .fut long -
s.Ahem!' louder than before. but as
You may think. this is extraordinary; We'll
Just say. they We're ten ffut. - -. Aherni!
Alaena r still more vigorousl i. The par
son leaned over the pulpit. and, shaking
his finger at the clerk, said i g fon may
cough there all the night long, mon; III
nae TAX off a fut more. Would We haze
the foxes wild nue. tails at az" 81 !
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void The I'eriIs Of the Season.

aml, although the most radiant por-
Of tle American year, has its draw
The heavy evening dews and the
Hg VapJrs and the great disparity in
crtlFe between the night and day,
r,e to many painful disturbances of
3aGs, ~aeh as cholic, cholera morbus,
aea and dysentery. The digestive or
ere llso unfavorably affected by the
g OF season, aud dyspepties generally
-l-ost severely during the fall. De-
nelts of the liver are likewise COM
add masmatic ievers prevail In new
%,tifd districts and low-lying and
ay localities. These unpleasant con-
tloie- Of the season are net, however,
4a'ia5le, By strengthening, toning
1galsting the system with Hostetter's
zach Bitters even the most delicate may.
e them. At the expiration of summer
aebolily powers are in a somewhat eX-
used state. They require the whole
2 stimulation which this genial vegeta-
byig)raut supplies Under its renova-
ea euee the nervous energy. which
Wiling heat OF July and August had
/. A aoeyanee or partially extinguished,
'H oa, afresh; the flaccid muscles recov-
e.as .lcity; the appetite takes sharp
s2; jEe processes of digestion and as
a'l-0I become more rapid and perfect;
SPIRITS rise, and the whole organization
5eS Is maximum of activity and re-
a. power. Even persons of COMPARE
wy bic constitutions, when thus forth
against the perils of the season, will
sH.tie cause to fear visitation from
. oil Tie disorders to which we have re-
-7i' Is protection against miasmatic
.'s ana all epidemics engendered by ma
Ia ilos-etter's Bitters may be justly pro-
-tge3 not only unrivalled but unap-
"tleo, Look well 10 the label and trade
-"- As there are many counterfeits and
cations in the market.
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The NOn-EXplosive
p e II r o OIL!
THAT THIS OIL Is THE BEST
BURNING FLUID
YET DISCOVERED,


MAKES n softer and more beautiful light,
III is much more clearly and does not grease
or soil any fabric that il may come in confact
with, are facts established
1t may be used in any kind Of Lamp now in
use for burning Coal OIL, by simply changing
the Burner, which ] can 10 at Il trifing ex-
pense.
zs5~Oil Lamps, Chimneys, and Burners,
may be had at all times. l have, also, q very
desirable Brass safety lamp. for the
use of Families and Hotels, which has 40
superior.
Try it, and if you do not like it, Return
it and get your Money ~'ssG
Ee- Read the following il speaks for itself:
Having tried the Non-Ex plosive Petro Oil,
sold by WIN J. Brown Sr., take pleasure
in Recommending r as PgI Ing lar o suPeloT TO
used.
1t is entirely free from grease, and does not
require more than one-teBth of the labor 20
keep the Lamps clean and nice that does any
other Oils that we have used.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
GEN. JAMES NJ. CHALMERS,

There being as yet no Grant elector for
this District, these appointments have been
made To suit the professional engagements
of our own elector. 1t is hoped that they
viii suit the convenience of the Grant
eIector to be hereafter named, A fair di-
vision of time will be granted 10 any elector
or candidate on the Grant ticket. Further
appointments will be made hereafter.
Z. G. WALTHALL.
kINLOCH FALCONER,
J. Ii. MORGAN.
Executive Committee Second Congressional
District.
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Hundreds of eases of Serofnla. in its
worst stages. old cases of Syphilis that have
defied the skin of eminent physicians, rheu-
MATES who have been suffering for years,
and the victims of the injudicious use OF
mercury, have been radically cured by DIR,
TUFTS sarsaparilla and Queen's Delight. 1t
is the most powerful Alternative and blood
purifier known. It is prescribed by many
physicians in their practice.
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Carminatitc and Aslringent
S " H II H
-FOH-
DIARRHoEA, CHOLERA MoRBUs, &c.
The Best Preparation for
ALI Bowel Affections.

Prom numerous certificates Of SIS efficacy,
read the following from Hon. John Watts,
Senator, etc;
NKwToN, Miss, May aO. 1872
Mr. Matt r. Ash. Jacks son, Miss
SrE-Being quite indisposed last winter, in
rsctson / proeured n bottle 81 YOUR Carmi-
native 0nd Astrihgent Syrup. took only
wo doses Of il and was Immediately relieved
Indeed, IL acted almost like % charm 1 have
since used II in my family With Ike elect
I take pleasure ia recommending it na fnl-
uahle remedy for bowel complnints.
Respectfully, JOHN WATTS.
Prepared by
MATT. E. ASH Druggist,
Price, rs conls per bottle.
meYslwaswem Jaokson, Miss.