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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-10-24

A gentleman of the city who returned
recently from the North, predicted a Lib
his colored friends. and yesterday one of
the darkey's got to teasing the gentlemen
in regard to his miscalculations Assume
ing an air of gravity, he told his old coIored
friends not to crow too soon. Why" said
he, 1--WE carried Georgia by 10000 majority
That is more than the combined radical
majOritiesNn Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indi-
ana y The old darkey rolled up his eyes in
utter despair, and exclaimed: Great Cor
almighty, Den we is still behind. "-Eufaula
Times.
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The Illinois Liberals.

nois issue. this morning, an address to the
Democratic and Liberal voters OF the State
in which they review the result of the re-
cent elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Indiana, and declare that they haYe not, as
claimed by opponents, decided the Presi-
Dental election, and urge upon the people
to relax none of their efforts in behalf of
the Liberal cause and candidates, and vic
tory is still within their grasp.
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THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.-Major Griffin.
railroad contractor, and one of the contrac-
tors for building the Southern Pacific Road,
is in the city, having come directly from
the scene of operations. He reports the
work progressing rapidly, there being now
seven or eight thousand laborers at work at
different points on the route in Texas. 1t is
his impression that in a very short time
trains will be running from this city to
Shreveport, Col. Tom Scott having decided.
if Il purchase of the North Louisiana and
Texas Railroad is not made by the first of
November. to 90 Immediately to work, un-
der the general railroad law of Louisiana,
to construct a road from Shreveport to Delta
opposite Vieksburg- Herald.
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sad Addiction TO MIR. and Mrs.
Jefferson Davis.
From the Memphis Appeal.

This community, and the people of the
South generally, will hear with deep regret
the affection that has fallen on ex-Presi-
dent jefferson Davis and his estimable lady,
in the death of their youngest son. William
Howell Davis, which occurred at their res
idence on Court street, at four O'Clock yes
terday morning. OF beautiful appearance,
with unusual intellectual gifts, manly be-
yond his years, and yet with gentle. affec-
tionate disposition that endeared him 70 all
who knew him, he was one of the most
promising and attractive boys we ever
l-nau
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Joint Appointments
FOR THE
9TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

GEN. GEO. c. MCKEE and COL. w. b.
SHELBY, opposing candidates for Con-
gress will speak at the following times
and places:
Brandon, Rankin CO., Friday. Oct. 25th.
jackson, Kinds CO., Saturday night, Oct.
Vicksburg, Warren co, Monday night.
October 2Sth $40
MeyersviIle, Issaquena CO., Wednesday.
October 30th
ROBT. LOWRY.
Chairman Democratic and Conservative
Executive State Committee.
A. WARMER
Chairman Repub. State Committee
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From the Meridian Sun.


Edward Kelley or Edward b. Kelley, who
served in Company B, of ID Division, L. S.
Army OF the Potomac, in 1863 "a. aud resi-
ded at Benson's Mills, Virginia. la 1869 he
resided at Greenville, Washington county,
Miss. He will learn something of great i'm
portance by writing TO the Sun office.
Clement Wood, son of Margaret and Ca
rey Wood, lett England for Florida in 1885.
His representatives will learn something of
great advantage by communicating with
this office.
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1t. Governor Bennett honored our sane
tum yesterday with visit. He is moving
about the East with a view of neutraliZing
the effects of Radical speakers and election
eerers. The Governor says these fellows
need watching, and he has seen enough of
them TO appreciate the stuff they are made
out of.-Meridian Gazette.
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and AStringent
- " r. u p
-FOR-
DIARRHoEA, CHOLERA MoRBUS, &c.
The Best Preparation for sssif
ALI Bowel Affections.

From numerous certificates Of its efficacy,
read the following from Hon. John Watts,
Senator, etc: saa - -sna
-Hss9a NEwroE, MISS. May 80, 1872.
Mr.. Matt. 2. Ash Jackson, Miss: "a 1e
Jackson, / procured a bottle of your Carmi-
native and AstringeDt Syrup. / took only
two doses of il and was immediately relieved.
Indeed, It acted almost like . charm have
since used it in my family with like effect.
take pleasure in recommending IL as val
liable remedy for bowel complaints.
Respectfully, JOHN WATTS.
Prepared by s44H
H MAWTs n. ASH, Druggist,
Price, Is cents per bottle. ii ~
mayS1w&sw6m Jackson, Miss.
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p.,orrr At JACKSON. Tenn.

or.s BANQUET AT JACKSON, Tenn.
p ,.o,rlcdge the receipt of a cordial
ss 80 "a attend meeting of the mem
H. Press. on the third day of the
Annual Fair of the West Tennessee
's''- -t,,ral and Mechanical Association,
~ and also a Banquet, TO be given
s.'0 bo.iness men of Jackson, at the
'uau.e. Mt 5 O'Clock, P. NJ, of same day.
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save il Always at Hand.-Acei-
11satS VIII happen in the best regulated fam
,'es anu for this reason among many 9TH
U>' he MUSTANG LINIMENT should find a
tsaeg IN the cupboard Of every household.
-, ~ 4ii the world there is nothing comparable
~ y Is an application for cuts, Commissions.
o4'As' Splsms and scalds, and when every
oe4ef preparation that medical ingenuity
van suggest, has failed to afford relief in
~. h1aihAtiSm, neuralgia, sore throat, glandu-
a S"ellings muscular contractions.
ramps, toothache, &c, this powerful anti
;.nuanmatory and in-destrOying agent
immediately assuages the sufferers agony
Probably TO-. IN oiSsen in borSe
ngsd or an amatur horseman in the land
NY Goes not know, either from personal
GgostfFatlon or reports that the MUSTANG
~ ~ lMENT IS the supreme remedy for all eX-
'eFhal diseases and injuries of the horse.
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The NOn-ExplOsive
PIE RO OIL
THAT THIS OIL Is THE BEST
BURNING FLUID
YEr DISCOVERED,

MAKES n softer and more beautiful IIgHf
WI is much more clenuly aud does not rrru.r
or soil any fabric that ID uuy come iu coutu..
with, are facts established
II may be used ia any kind OF Lamp now boo
use for burning Coal Oil. by simply changing
the Burner, which / can do ala uiHiug ct.
pense.
Ea-Oil Lamps, Chimney. and Burner.
may be had al an times. ! hive ulso. 20 t.r.
desirable brass safety Lamp, Tor the
use of Families and Hotels, which BIAS mo-
superior.
y-s-Try it, and IL you 10 not like it Return
it and gel your Moncy~6a
lzss- Read the following, il speaks for ilscIU
Having tried the Explosive pctrY OIL
sold by WIN. j. BHOwS. ST., We take pleasure
in recommending it a- being for superior tl
any oil or Burning Fluid thai wc have cysl
used
a. is entirely free from grease. and does uuI
require more than ouc-teuth OF thp labor d.
keep the Lamps clean and nice that itdos- au..
other Oils that we have used.
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a Triumph.

No medicine ever offered to the public
s's won for itself such a reputation in so
'aorrN time as DIR. TUFTS EXPECTO-
RANT. Wherever it has been introduced,
2 has superseded all other Cough remedies.
Il not only cures the Cough, but so thor
caghly puciiies the Lungs, that no fears of
lS return need be apprehcnded.
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THE. NATCHEz, JACKSON AND Co
naBUs RAILBoAD.-We are pleased to see
ION the following which we take from the
yacbez Courier, that the Directory of the
sr0ad to connect that city with this is be-
aspa,hsd forward as rapidly as the funds
d hand will justify:
Tie able Directory of the NatcheZ. Jack
No ADD Columbus Railroad is taking ac-
lt steps toward the building of the road.
fameeJin@ ct the Directory on Saturday
s- the iron for that portion of the road
oe graded was ordered. We learn that
aeiron Is expected to be in Natchez within
next thirty days. when the company in
g3 70 put it upon the track without any
NECESSARY delaY.
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With respect,
OLIVER RICE.
Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye has no Bad odor.

LONE OFT OF THE JAWS OF DEATH
I'foW of that respondent spirit, crush that
'ee.ing OF despair, be cheerful, happy and
we'll Take simmons Liver Regulator-it
Is no humbug, its virtues can be proved by
-aadgeds right here at home. Examine
we certificates. 1t has cured the worst
g,'es OF Dropsy, Dyspepsia, and prevents
lalls. Fever. etc.
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ss-,--,ox.-Every genuine box of DR.
tA. .yrss LIVER PILLS bears the
-, =. Of FLEMING BROS, and
arirate United States Stamp.
y liz no other" The market is
.,;tations. may9w6m
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Two American Misses

Miss Issippi and Miss Ouri, are disfigured a
good deal by the snags in their mouths. In
order that all other Misses may avoid the
like blemishes, they are advised to use the
famous SozoDoNr, which will prevent and
obviate all such difficulties.
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At the residence Of her mother in Madi-
son county, on the 90El1 of October. 1874. Of
eongestion, EMMA E., daughter of AIRS. Lee
IT.. and the late Charles @. McGehee, aged
thirteen years and seven months.
.srhe qreenness of the leaf Is gone.
The beauty of the flower Is rivens
The bird TO other climes has howns :.
And there's an angel more In Heaven.
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AdditionaI Appointments

GEN. THOS. j. WHARTON.
Elector for the State at Large.
Hon. j. l.. Morphis, Mai. w. Ell. Vasser. and
Capt. Frank Johnston, will also attend
these appointments and address the citi-
Zens.
ABERDEEN, Monroe co., THURSDAY
NIGHT. Oct. "a.
WEST POINT, Colfax co., FRIDAY, Oct.
25.
COLUMBUS, Lowndes co., SATURDAY.
Oct. 26.
MERIDIAN, LauderdaIe CO., MONDAY,
Oct. Is,
ROBT. J. ALCORN.
Chm. Lib. Rep. Elk. Com.
ROBT. LOWRY.
Chm. Con.-Dem. Elk. Com
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Registration Notice.

WE, the undersigned Registrars for Kinds
w county, will in accordance with section
six, article four, of the Registration Law, have
the books re-opened for registration at Ray
montl the county seat, for the purpose of reg
istering and giving certificates to all such
persons as have become ST legal age citizens
of the county for one month previous, or are
otherwise, by any legal means entitled to vote
therein, and none others. and have not appear
ed for registration or been previously regis
tered commencing
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Notice to Taxpayers.

i Books are now in my hands. The time
within which the collection is to be made, be-
ing short, will be obliged if persons inter
ested will come forward promptly. After the
31st November, damages viii be added.
j. M. COATS,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Dot y tnov31
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-10-24

PNE0N SHOOTING MATCH. Three
madrel pigeons have been ordered for
aoong match, to take place on Friday of
Fair Week. \ fine breech-loading shot
qua will be awarded the best shot. Sports
ael, take due notice, and govern yourself
aeordinglY.
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MEMPHIS. February II. 1869.

d. IFa. Il. Tut:
SRI have been suffering for nearly two
! ears with severe cough and great difficult
F OF breathing. My weight was one hun
dFed and forty-tive pounds; and when l
commenced taking your Expectorant, !
Vas reduced to one hundred and sixteen. l
ad tried almost everything; had terrible
hight sweats. | have taken half dozen hot
lies. The night sweats have left me, the
cough has almost disappeared, and I have
gained fifteen pounds in weight L believe
VIII cure my cough. l recommend it to
all my friends
With respect,
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II You feel dun, respondent, drowsy, de-
.-ta'ed' have frequent headache, mouth
80 oadly, poor appetite, and tongue coat
g M You are suffering from torpid liver, or
ouluusness.n Nothing will cure you so
EFeuHy and permanently as DR.. Pierce's
Uglden Medical Discovery.
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In Yazoo City, on Thursday, the 18th inst
bv the Rev. DR.. Kerr. at tie Presby
Church. Miss FANNIE F. WIRELESS, 20 Mr..
ETHEL e. BARKsDALE, both of 1azoo,
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L fl +
KENTUCKY
Library Off Concert i!
$500, 900 IN BANK
TO PAY ALL GIFTS,
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT,!
100000 for ONLY $40

A T the Second Grand Gift Concert author
"A lied by special act of the Legislature in
aid of the Public Library of Kentucky, una
voidably postponed from September % to De
cember Z, aud which positively and unequivO-
cally occurs in Louisville, KY, Saturday, De-
cember T. 1872 without further delay on any
account whatever, the following Cash Gifts
are for distribution by lot among the ticket
holders:
One Grand Gift, Cash. A.. aIOO,OOO
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS
STATE FAIR.

The Association viii be responsible for tha
following Special Premiums to be awarded a,
approaching State Fair Additions are invi
ted to the list:
By Col. A. G. Seckel, General Agent Louisi.
ana Equitable Life Insurance Company
Gold Premiums, as follows:
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StTEWART s. WESSON, at the Depot, arc
- prepared 70 Gin Cotton, BY steam, At the
rate of i've dollars per bale, in cash, for four
hundred p0nnd bale, or toll At the same rates,
with distinct understanding that the CAsH
must b paia before the cotton is delivered.
Sept swAWsm
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The registration in Jones county foots up
500 whites and 80 negroes. or $40 IN all.
Every one of those ought to be carried for
Greeley. Brown and Shelby.-Brandon
Republican.
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.c,, PREMIUMS. Several attrac-
...ial premiums are added to the list
tally the one offered by Mr.. S. G..
I,,mer. See No. CO.
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MEMPHIS
Conference Female Institute,
JACKSON. TENN.

REV. A. W JONES, D. D., -.....PREsIDENT.
NALL SESSION begins the First Monday
Il in September, with Address and Con-
cert on the evening of the next day.
SPRING SESSION begins the Fourth Monday
in January. Commencement Day the Second
Wednesday in June.
Tuition:
Collegiate department, --...-...-.. S25 90
Music, OF w
Latin and French, each ......... 10 20
Other charges moderate.
Board, Washing, Fuel, &c.. 80 90
For particulars, address the President or
Prof A. b. JONES.
zg-Tuition Fees and one-half the Board re-
quired in advance. July4wly
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rio Supreme Court of the State, and
e..neqrv Court Of Hinds, are in session.
rgr HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS opened
..-3av with forty-five pupils in atten-
The school viii not be fully under
estere the latter part of the week. All
propose attending should report as
d. possible, in order that classes may
armed. A. previously announced,
I. Or. Hunter is temporarily in charge
o,ineiDal, assisted by Prof. McLaurin.
Z. Hob scho0l Is success.
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NOR sale 1t this ofice for use in SOuthern
T orNorthern Districto Mississippi. Price
rs eenis per set six sets for ~; or ~ per
Us'e. 's''' POWER 4 BARKsDALE.
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NignaIs OF Danger.

Disease, like the rattlesnake, usuallygives
'a'f warning before it strikes. A falling APP
Peiiie' furred tongue, nausea. headache,
want Of proper action in the bowels, fever
sahess, lassitude, nervousness, an uneasy
FEELING in the stomach, etc., are all symptom
s1ic OF coming attack of indigestion, bill
ioasness, collie, fever, or some other positive
l"rm of disease. When thus menaced, re-
sort Immediately to
farranfs EGerrescsnt Setter Aperient
and thus avert the attack. Acting stimuli
,'.aaeonsly upon the digestive organs, the
s'ef' the bowels and the nerves, this re-
lieshing and agreeable Alternative viii soon
h Iestore the system to its normal condition OF
druggists.
4h oo ssnS politicians are preparing TO bridge
cai. nioody Chasm OF War; but the Radi-
- az Meridian have found shall0an Ford
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DIR. Z. 7. GUM.

- e ~ y -
HAVING been for many years engaged il
Il the Dental profession al Nashville, Ten
nessee, now tenders his professional services
TO the citizens Of Jackson and vicinity.
OFFICE. Capital street, opposite Episcopa
Church. Oct.1eswtfw2t
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---,,1. = IIIOFFVAN. NEws

q HOFFMAN, NEWS
>'aessrs. 1IlS-1s-xg AGENTS, No. 4 South sired.
rs ApFk - are daily authorized to contract
e sTIx0RE aD a. our lowest rates. Advertisers
= 9-eouested TO leave their fayors win
Gig This irm hiss exeeptoddal l1 taE ee ior
Lax edTel IN ,rbo desire TO advertise In out
u ID referrlnas ssspecfaIy those having real estate
fissn !, ~ fssase gentlemen
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Also for CAMPAIas Goopsg Address
G0ODSPEED'S EMPIRE BOOK PUBLISH
ING HOUSE, Cincinnati, St. Louis, New Or
leans or New York.
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PRATT'S SOUTHERN MADE
GIN

TNHIS GIN, Of light draft, makes ia .aoI s,..
\ pie, and Will pick more liut from tbs ..t,.
amount Of seed.cottop, and iu less Gmc tIrl
any other gin. IL does not break Ih. rof ..
choke, IS simple in its construction and raI
liable to get out Of order
II is good rule b try all thiups and hold
fast 70 what has been approved. ANA nnsy..r
the purpose for which ID is male Tbia is
claimed Tor Pratt Gin, and admitted bv Urae.
teal planters who have used H.
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San Per aAyf Aens wanted An elAssss q Pc
I8
spare On all the time tasa y .ny.nanS
49, FnrtIrnfars fe1 Asts1na Rati4na AAanA
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DR.. J: D. Wharton, President of Asso-
ISOLATION adds for
IL. Best Calico Dress so O
Col. Jas. ID. Stewart adds to Assoeia-
ton premium for
Is. Best Loaf Domestic Light Bread 10 o.
Isydore Strauss, Esq, adds to Associa-
ton premium for
l9. Best half doz. Domestic Light Rolls 10 O.
dread and Cakes to be entered Tues
day-awards to be made Wednesday,
Col C. A. Brougher adds to Associa-
ton premium for
20. Best collection of Mississippi rails
ed Table Apples, one dozen or more,
any variety -:.--'-.. 49, ~ u
H. NJ. Taylor, Esq. adds to Associa-
ton premium for the
81. Best and largest variety of Pears,... 10 0C
John J. ROhrbaeheF, Esq., adds to As
ISOLATION premium for
p. Best collection of Native Grapes. =. 10 %
%. And for best gallon of Brandy, from
Grapes grown in Mississippi ......... 10 co
Jas. R. Yerger, Esq, adds to Associa-
ton premium for the
"a Best general display of Flowers
Plants, and Shrubs, from the green
house and garden, including Plants
in Pots, Cut Flowers, Boquets and
Nssi Ever Bnes Bale offer for the 20 90
25. Best pair hand Bouquets, a Pair of Vases.
Messrs. Lemly s. Son offer for the
26. Best and largest display of Missis-
sippi Fruits, in variety and quality,
preserved in Sugar, in glass, by a
Mississippi Lady ...................G old Medal
Messrs. Robinson s. Stevens offer the
following premiums:
27. Best display of hand Embroidery,
to inclsde specimens of silk, wool
and cotton-a Silk Dress Pattern
solid or colored as may be selected,
worth ............... $40 90
%. Best pair of Gents Pants, by lady,
Tin addition to $40 Association pre-
MUM "a Roman Shawl, Value 10 90
80. Best Embroidery, by girl under Is
"a set of Furs, worth .................... 10 co
81. Best Embroidered Infants Saque,-
a pair of Crib Blankets, worth ........ co
81. Second best Embroidered Chemise-
pair of double-button Kid Gloves
SO. Best Silk Quilt, lin addition to Asso-
citation premium)-a pair of Miles
Cloth CATERS
"a. Best Sewing, by a girl under 10 yrs
a handsome China Doll
IS. Adds to Seckel premium for best
Gents Shirt, Sewing Machine made
"a Lace Shawl, WORTH. 1900. -. S. 90
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Team Engines and M0ehTre-T

made by Talbot & Sons, Richmond vi. ~
sale These Engines, with The latest ir.r-,.-
menis and Of superior Workmhnahip. hfvrfr-
whore they have been exhibited
Orders &or Gins Engines. Maebfner, and
Jun SENDS promptly hlied. Gins rr1aireI
~ skillfui ginrinhf Addrosr Mrmnii.
Tennessee.
w ~ We 'EnRUEEuE1h ww.
l agent for Daniel Pratt. and Talbot T. sorr
July 9, whsw8m
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ELECTION NOTICE.

I accordance with Article l. of the Elec-
j ton Law sections 800 and 362, IN Election
will be held in Kinds county, on the
HtIn day Of NONeInher. 1872.
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H. E. Sizer, Esq, offers for the
So. Best Young Lady Equestrienne-an
Elegant Riding Viii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-22

free to an. A cordial Invitation is extended Q
to ali strangers and friends e ea od with nth
occupy the best seats ana worship oV" "''
us.S q.
If there is really delightfully."- reiresn, 10y,
scene on this earth it Is newiy.'narr,ea . mJ
sliding towurd home with his fifs' "'''"
toard.-Boston GLOBE.
All the Paris papers tell how ,, n,n,u
Theatre. in the town Of Broadway"
has ,se been burned Brooklyn Eagle. ,,,,;s
Wbcn Hon. John Y. Mason was our M 1a,r,,.
Tor to n' rrance they dubbed him "'ohns
Mason."
. new cave In schoharie county has re-
contIy been explored for mile. IL ma =,
statac,,tes. statagmites, and all the rest o.
thnse fellows. Near the centre Is dome
about hundred feet high.
The man with the iron jaw lives in Ia'ln.
ton, He takes q thick, heavy hmtgmss
tumb,er and bites large pieces out OF IL WIFI
perfect ease, and chews them to poweeI
lie does not swallow them, however, Tor iea'
of having pane in his stomach.