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Medical G~ucsSWOrk.

Tho professional treatment of disease
is in a great measure experimental. 1t
one medicine fails another is tried, and
sometimes this hit-or-miss practice is
pursued until the resources of the fac
ulty is exhausted. This, in the truest
sense Of the word, is cmpiiciSH1. But
when the physician has made Il valuable
discovery, he is called by his profess
sional brethren an Empire because he
adyertisc5 the result of his labor and
research. When DIR. Walker Of Califor-
MIA introduced his celebrated vinegar
BittcrS as a remedy for all blood dis
eases, he struck n tremendous blow at
the cmpiricai system, as applied i'll our
hospitals, and i'll private practice. 1t
was soon apparent that his medicine
was not Il mere palliative or alternative
that only modified the symptoms of Il
disorder; but that it rcucbcd the very
source Of The RaLddy i'll the blood and
the sccretions, and literally rOotcd il
ont. The process OF renovation and
distinction went on together, vigol
was impaired to the organs from which
the virus of disease had been expelled.
That such is the effect of this popular
vegetable remedy, no one who has had
opportunities of observing its operation
in cases Of liver complaint, indigestion,
affections of the bowels, govt, rhcuma.
tlsm, and pulmonary disorders, car
possibly doubt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10
The Invalid. Pen Picture.

See her paid countcnanee, hnt a
short time ago the picture OF rudy
! health, the envy of the school ana tllo
pride of the household, She was at
ways welcomed by her schooImates, Tor
her 1.-the form and pleasing disposition
| Carried cbccrfuluoss into their ranks
| Dlircnt. punctual and exemplary, ohn-
lirpt and graceful ut home, she Won the
hearts ofall. But alas, we are surToWtd'
Those rosy cheeks and ruddy lips al'
blauchcd by consumption. The voice
once SD enchanting in laugh and song
is feeble, husky aud s%upplanted by Il
hollow cough, Let rs approach her
couch gcntl; and tako her hand. Do
not shudder because of the feeble and
passiunlcss grasp. The haunt once 50
hearty and plump Is emaclated ana
| shows hony outlines, while the cords
and tortuous veins are plainly mapped
upon the surface. The pulse that
bounded with rcplction, carrying Nigor
TO the whole system and impaitlnG life,
! beauty. yiyacity, health and strength, IS
| delicate to the touch. The feeble heart
eau not propcl the thin, scanty blood
/ with force. Must we lose her while yet
i'm her teens? Companions and friends
gather around with words Of cheer and
| consolation and depart with molstcned
eyes and silent steps. Must we lose
her? No! there is relief! We can stay
tbs destroyer of our happiness and not
suffer the loss Of 50 bright II gem,
Something more is required now than
dietary and hygcnic observance. for ma
turo calls for aid aud she shall have it.
Take this pleasant medicine. 1t Is in
MIGRATING. How it aIIays the irritable
cough, improves the appetite aud djges-
| ton and sends II healthy Jingle through
tue frame. The blood is enriched,
| nervous force increased, and the heart
bounds with . new impulse. See her
face brighten by degrees; the color is
returning, her voice is getting clearer,
and pleasant words are spoken. The
strength falter3 yet but is gaining. Let
Us take her ont in the warm sunshine.
In a short time she will he able to 90
without our aid, II cheerful girl. This
delightful medicine must be n Gods
blessed. 1t is restoring health to ON
loved one. She is emerging from her
! sickness swccter and noblcr than before,
and DIR. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
coycry must have the credit. 1t has
raised her, Sold by all first class Drug
gists everywhere. 5S2,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10
keCping CrcAm.

Next in importance to having
milk %ncrfoctIy pure and sweet, and
free from all animal odors, comes
the matter OF keeping the cream at
ter 1t Is taken from the milk. In
the first place, the less milk there is
with the cream at the time it is set
in the cream ar the better. A great
deal OF ,carlcssness is shown in this
matter, for be it known that milk
makes cheese, while the cream only
makes buttor, and the more milk
there is in the cream at churning
time, the more cheesy-flavorcd will
be the butter, and therefore the more
likely to spoil afterwards unless OK.
ecsslyoIy sailed. Really pure, good
butter requires very little salt, while
butter as ordinarily made will soon
spot unless well sailed or kept COW
cred with brine. Secondly, the
crcam-iar must be of the very best
quality Of stoneware; thick glass
would still be better and it must
have a cover that will exclude all
dust and insects. Thirdly, the cream
jar should be kept in a place whcro
no noxious orders or gascs can be
absorbed when tho jar is open to
add moro cream, and also where the
temperature can be kept cool and
oquabIo, say at GO degrees, and last
ly, the cream to be made into but
ter as soon as it begins to sour, and
when the jar is cmpticd it is to be
thoroughly c'cansed and scaldod in
boiling water before being used
again.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10
How the Fields Of California are
Pl0Wed.

W -
'ne i..','' aIo proved WIN what
3,a Is'I'n aan6 P.ows' %h'ch are
,Il', I''''' w., VI C'6u' Plo" Sl'fes
~. ''I,'''' ~ q STOUT i,'ino OF wood
I' ~, ''-"''r son. el6ht horscs
.,a" '''e" gang PloW, ana one
S,0 ',.'I'' Is counted on 10 put III
Wv ",''' OF "leaI III the sowing
.''I'' or e'SnI 70 ten acres
l,'I Ivy I'Plaln gray near Mer-
''''' 80 Il season 4'V0o
1'iT7 wiz" i've Such tealhS-hlS own
'''l' "'.' ms own teams A sect
"9"'I - fastened IN 'front.' OF inc
pow ~ Sc'I'erS inc seed, the pillow
-, o"'''3 Az IHn' tuG "orE IS uone'
i"o p'o" u's 10 hahdle7' and the
PIoH I'|I' I3il' lact only auriyol; he
5u!''so 'no V'@,l 'ne Pio"s 90 their
'"l ""if' ~ IS easy work, ana a
S,'larI 1oy' u MS legs arc equal to
INV WIN - az %ooa Il plowman as
"L2"''5-i inc Team turns the
CORNERS ana Inc Pio" Is not handled
~ al 10 Il q STRIKING SIGHT to see
zen eIShI-hofS3 teams following each
oI"oI' over a vast rlaln, cutting
!An"a Il ihile long, and when al
i'',o pissed, LEAVING a track forty
i.a' "l'o' o. ploEed ground. On
NE nc@Iier sou, the progress is some
"Aat Inherent An oi@ht-horse team
moves Tour gang pillow, and gets
Over a'out az acres per day. The
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10
TARM ITEMS.

In 1871 Iowa raised 1872
pounds Of tobacco.
Fcnce'burners are % Grating in
Rock county, Wis.
Hose cultivatcrs and moving
machines r common in Cuba.
Batavia, Illinois, shipped 5000
car loads Of agricultural freight last
year.
An Iowa State law goes into eff
feet October lst, preventing swine
from running at large.
I. In Maine grass is looking finely,
and thcprospccti is good for an album
dant hay crop.
4 Motanna county, Iowa, farmer,
planted lI3 bushels of black wal
nuts, and they are growing finely,
In the ninety-rin inc counties in
Iowa there are cighty-two agricul-
tnral societies, with 1888 mem
buIs.
Fair wages for hired lelp and
good tools for them to work with,
should be the motto Of all farmers.
We see it noted that the old Penn
svlvauia State Agricultural Socic-
ty will hold an exhibition this year
at Erie.
The corn and cotton crop Is fiat
tcring in Texas, 50 far as heard
from; and the wheat crop is said to
be excellent.
Prof. S. W. johnson says; AT
best the analysis of the soil isa risk,
and where one gain by it hundred
LOSE
IT - mentioned in the Grape Gil.
iUi>t that a largo yineyard-man III
Illinois keeps each season not less
than 100 ducks constantly among
bis vines. lie says it is wonderful
with what diligence they dart after
all kinds Of bugs, thrips, flies and
small %snails, and ihe considers them
among the best of iusocts extormi-
natois.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10

Take q double handful of greer
leaves, and put them on a quart O
cold water; let them boil until d
strong tea or decoction is made
strain and put away to cool; then
pour of the tea carefully, leaving the
dregs. Have mashed very smooth
as many Irish potatoes as will fill a
pint cup before they are cooked, put
them into the fg-leaf tea, with q ia
b~lespoonful of brown sugar, and as
much flour as will make stiff batter.
Put it in q covered vessel to rise.
When it is light and frothiDg, put
corn meal enough to enable il to he
rolled out in cakes with a biscuit
cutter; dry them in the shade, turn
ing them eserp day.
Take one of the cakes in the morn.
Ing, put in a covered mug or pitcher,
put on it a cup Of cold water, a tea
spoonful Of brown sugar, add when
the cake has dissolved, make a bat
ter with -four as stiff an pound-cah @.
This is 10 make broad, and 10 for two
qa'Els of fonr. The bread is made
= We ordinary woy.- Sea. Coast Re.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10

A FIRM in n New England city have
received IL large invoice of Japanese
paper clothing, which it is said, can
be washed five or six times. The
paFer collar manufacturers lately
held an annual mcetingi in b ston, at
which Il statement was made that
collars and cuffs Of paper, to tue
number of 10000. 900, we're manu-
lacturod annually by parties repre-
scented in the PapcrC Collar Protective
Association, while they use over 3d.
900 yards of cotton cloth per diem
for goods partly cotton aud partly
paper. The business was said to be
increasing rapidly.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10
Extraordinary Fishing.

The Maysyillo lKy.) Republican
has this account OF fishing e%&traor-
binary; Mr.. c. J. Cheshire, dur
ing his recent trip up the KanawhQ,
made some experiments with nitro
glycerino as an agent for catching
fish. At the Kauawha falls he sunk
n tin cartridge containing about one
pound of gylcerine, and connecting
it with q battery, its explosion threw
up 8 volume of water some thirty
feet high. With the water was
thrown up cighty-six li,h, averaging
nom ono and q half to thirteen
pounds each. The fish were not
killed, merely stunned, and were
rapidly picked up by a boat at the
foot # the rapids. The experiment
was repeated twice, being equally
successful. Tho prime results were
that three pounds of glycerinco was
used and three hundred and hfy
pounds of fish secured, If any Of
orr piscatoriaI friends can beat this
fishing we should like to hear from
them
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10

HE Pilgrims Progress" which
has bocn translated into almost eve.
ry language, has lately been render.
ed INTO the Chinese, by a native
publisher on the mere ground OF its
great merit as a religious allegory.
IT. IS sad to be handsomely printed.
The Illustrations arc, of course.
all Chinese in cast, aid Christian and
Hopeful each have their inevitable
anelle dangiinp frnm their hnadn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10

WHETHER for use on man or beast,
the Merchants GarEling Oil will be
found an invaluable Liuiment, and wor-
thy Of use hy every resident Of the land.
We know OF no proprietary medicine or
article now used in the United States
which shares the good will Of the reo-
pie to Il greater degree than this,-N y
LldlpeuLLA.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10

IT Is not hasty reading, but scri
ousIy medltating upon holy and heay.
enly truths, that makes them prove
sweet and profitable to the soul. II
Is not the bees touching on the nog =
er3 that gathers honey, but her abid.
ing for II time upon them and draw.
my out tho sweet. 1t is not lie that
reads most, but he that meditatca
most on divine truth, that will prove
the choicest, wisost, strongest Chris.
tSin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10
For Innnmmatory and ChronI, NJ,
uELERANON,T Tenn, LAW sC.o,

THE REASONS o ITS PROSPERITY
The year Just closed has been the most ,ucr
since The war, and the reasons for this prpD
are =
1. The whole course has been condensed no
MONTHS. In which time Il student will gB
aud get u license nee.
.. The Professors are eminent lawyers an6t
Crt, and devote their entire time Ia loarhn
Young man studying In an office cannot gin
u0us and regular teaching from IL lawyer gh.
a practice.
4. Tho Moot Cont system familiRrizrs thpgI
with tho details of practice and qualities NJ
the management Of u suit az soon as he ga,a
I. Lebanon lsR refined and healthy towns.
pils are treated with great kindness by theM
The Catalogue shows " pupils, with a,
graduates. Many Of the leading lawyg,
Southwest are graduates Of this school.
For particulars address
HON. N. GREEN, Lebanon, Il
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10
GOLDEN WORDS.

HASTE Is lIOIl llle hHfT1.
Nrx in ooner,1 ore I'm, n..ot
cbiIlrnr w.
fiNR manners are The mantle OF
1T iSa Joy to think the best We
can OF human kind ''"sF.'.a.
No MAN il happy VIII, does not
think himself 50 -Hgrcut 4 f,uJaus.
,,rry hath no topcno-brt
lhcurbt -S5aIsrrore,
lnLFNfs' l5 many E~a,norcd ml5er-
ies III oAe N'"'0' '''.".',
M'EFl'ers are best OF dlssimllar
mat nal-Ideodore Fara1,
Fnrryr does not chance mon i,
only ,uua3ks them. Nllam. H.
eg'oat
r;,b, ,,ao, ~ I IapprI',s n :, I. 'T.,' IT,
it""'' . WIFI u"''o"'h
Wrr,rn,r ;nf1ont,, IT,, m,7.
- i'''''t',,y ''' We Wv
i pg,,' '1'o'' ." "'-
L't.l oSt compIRlna OF tAe Dad
h ht,i n = m,o Iu''ii p': ! ou' -JJ''! u
HI9 IuHb ulcllN'= Ii'H htf b4' b".it'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10

IF you want a perfect fitting coliar,
buy the Elmwood. If you want a collar
to Wear longer than any other, buy the
EImwood. The Elmwood collar is for
sale at all Gents furnishing Stores.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10

MARRIED ladies', under all circum-
stances, will find Puvaon's PUygatire
Pi1s safe; md, in small doses, u mild
eathartic. They causc no gripping pains
or cramp.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10

hon LEAD, cobalt, emery, and sui
pha of copper havo all been discov-
ertd in the vicinity Of Annapolis
Iron Comfy. Missouri.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10
TO TIE DEBILITATED,

Or sufferers with Nervous Diseases, Loss Of Appe-
lite, Lowness of Spirits, Painting spells, Nervous
Debility, etc. If suffering from any Of the above
complaints use
Dir. dykes FranCO.German Elixir,
the host made, and II will positively cure Won. In
order 10 Introduce this great medicine, AMI brneft
the afflicted, we have placed the price within thp
reacl ofall-Jc "a large bottle. sent IN any address
nnd all parts Of the country On receipt uf price,
give hll particulars Of ease and address in con.
ildenGB ~
FIELD 4 co.
Prorletors Of pr. Dykes Prepa NJ Ons, ~ North
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10

Most ofthc ltntnlonts SOLD have rtlloo into III
igIllr win owners of stock, rom the fact that
they hrCnlno sticky, m"uliv, rancid, AMI vhou IA
liille Old, lrrItatu The skin without hrnrtttnr. The
Magic ArnlcH Iininept rs u beautiful ruby rulpTrI
HHll, which Il always limp'd ,ud ucvor spotDs. It
~ powerfully prIrlratWg, aud there is M dtsrl4"
Of stock that can hc reached by extended means
That the Magic Arnica Linjmcnt will not cure.
Read the evidence.
CAN SwINHEY IN uoRSE N MULES BE
CURED?
MENrul', TENN, June 3, Isd.
N6sSI#, Nn1&7od G Hjvbtc.
EENTIENEN: had a mule which was laid IN
tlllS season for tire" weeks with sNiunpy IN ITS
worst form. commenced the urc or your Mage
Arnira LinIm"nt, aud IN two weeks he was perfect.
~ cured ana ns hearty ~ ever. 1hi,nule is q val
uabl" one, aud cost me s52i NOu can readily prr-
celvC WITH this evidence aud experience. | can dive
your Magic hrnica iuimcnJ my cordial support
and endorsement, and I do chccrf1lly recommend
1t to all planters and owners of stock asa remedy
which should always be kept on hand, as know
from w1hi ! have seen IN other CH8ug, and from
what | have heard from others, that thi3 Eminent
is the r'rH bci external remedy ever yet discovered,
aIh ihat II Will euro promptly all paius and aches,
whether IN man or beast. Respectfully,
NJ. =. BROOKS.
Formerly Of Brooks Il Dennis, no. On Main st,cUt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10

No RnrsOn can take these BIttsrs-
ng 90 diGlCllonS, and remain long unvel , @
their bones are not DESTROYED bv mineral nos, 'l pUl
means, aud the vital organs wasted beyond Il,
ct repair. NJ
Dyspepsia or indigestion. He,5,A.
in the Shoulders. Coughs, Tirhtness Of M. CL". !
ylnrss, Sour Quotations Of The Stomach M
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, P,lpi,t 10y y
Heart. Inflammation ot the Lungs. Pam in Ill., y
OF the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful ,,n Hs
me the oli,prugs oi Dyspepsia. In these c,nll
it has no equal, and one bottle will prove A ,r.mIl'
antcc Ut III merits than 4 lengthy adyerli,rm.,, 81
For Female Complaints, in yonno
married OF single, At the dawn OF womanhogG} y !,
tun uf life, these Tonic BitteIs display S1 a.1ll
influence that a marked improvement is som ""
ublr. "'
For IntlRmmRtOry and Chronic M,
mntism and Gout, Bilious, Remitent ami n
miiirut lryrr5, Diseases Of the Blood live, I 4
aud Bladder, these Hlttcrs have no euull SGGIi
cl.rs ave caused by Initiated Blood, which i ,m a
produced by arrangement Of the Digestive Ot,.'
They nre n Gentle PuTKatIVo a. wS,i
II Tonic, possessing also the peculiar mrn, A.
~. a powerful agent in reviewing Congestion a. ia
nation of the Liver and VisCcnl Organs, and In IN
Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Fmptiors. Tsrs
kheum, blotChe', spots, llmpleS, Pustulea Ba,l
h%unclc,, Ring worms, Scald.lleAd Sore Er,
s,pcla,. Itch, Scurit, Disculorations Of The SKIN l''
! and Diseases Of the Skin, Of whatever nam, y r.
are literally dug up aud carried out Of thdAr0n
short time hv the Use Of these Bllten.
Grateful Thousands proclaim YlsnonI
TER the most wonderful lnylGprlnt that ever ,nu
the sinking system.
/ WALKER, Prop'r. II. II. MCDONALD&t
| nttUrtSt. and Ten AytS. san Itanti,rn and NJ
~ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DENy
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10
DI"A DOZEN REASONS rypu
WHY
PERRY DAVIS
aGm-KiIIer

EST FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE
md UhV is Ah0tld be- kcpt dIpdys near at ham
list, rnin-K Illrr is the most certain Cholera cure
that medical science has produced.
ID. PHin-h Illcr as a DiaTThOca and Dvsentarv
remedy is uncQnalCd. IT seldom ever GlilSi
3rd. Pnin-k illcr viii cure Cramps or Pains in
any part ct lhe system. a single dose
usual effects q cure.
9TH. pnin-K ilIrr will euro Dvspppsia and Indt-
G'sliu'i, II used according to directions.
9Th. Pnln-k Her Is an almost never falling curo
for sudden Colds, Coughs, dc.
9Th. Pnin-k Her has proved itself a SOVEREIGN
Kennedy Tor Fever and Auup. and Cjlii
Fever; II has cured the most obstinate clsps
eth. Pnln-Ikiiirr IA n miner Is unrou,IIoJ
FOR frost liles, ChtlblainS, burns. Rruisae
Cuts, Sprains, &c, no Physician can do mrrr
than II ""c
sth. Pnin-ki ler has cured cases of Rboumo
tiSm AMI Neuralgia after years standing ""
9th. Pnin-k illcr VIII destroy Rolls Eo,or,
.Whit!pws. Old Sores and SweIled Joints riv,
w irIl.I rom ram alter the first application
ZEN. rnin-h Hlcr cures Headache. foothnrb"
aud Neuralgia Paths In any part of thn hodv
mn. Pnin-kIllCr will save you DAYS of sIrkn o,,
and many Il Dollar in time aud Doctor biiIs'
18Th. rHin-k lllcrIsa purely Vegetable prcnaro.
llul, safe 10 Keep and use in every I, mil"
The simplicity attending its use tn,"itii,,SS,.
WIN he great variety Of diseases thai NM
be entirely eradtcattd by 1t, aud the gr"nii
amount OF pain and suffering that can To- Al
leNiated by It's use, make II imperative rnnr
every person to supply Themselves Win XXX
valuable remedy, and to keep 10 always near
ut hand. "'"i
Inc rAlN-KILLER Is now known ond aprro
clatcd IN every qnaTleo Of the globe. Physicians
society have found in IL relief and comfort '''oi
Give It "A tfial.
Don't be- deceived or induced to buy the mo,v
worthless No5trN,hlS, offered by unprfnCinlci n,""Hy
travelling through the country. ' "'"
no Directions accompany each hnltIr
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-10
YAG Gettysburg KatalYSinG Water

iN>plnfe,S gICut remedy for Dyspcnsin uhnun.tis,n,
"'I,, NeuralEla, Kidney, Urinary. Nervous iJrnTi
~, 6glner Hhfn1lc Diseases, Is bottled aud semi al.
nus wherever residing, ""'"-
Idlcg per single case Of two dozen quart bottles
80 y PER cent discount m fnvor or clprgvmp,i
ani lhA siGltiI3 on water for their own usa Nisdic.i
~" oseri,hl profession must be certified by the
~ ~ f9nlilaSter 0r other responsible pprson.
n, uefe ntnsgisls DO not keep il, inVallds may en-
xt,neA certified check ar PnstOnice money "rie, ~
uA1bRSki BkQs, n s. Front II. PhIladeiphio W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-14


THE Chicago Times charges that the
heads ofthe departments and bureaus in
Washington have been sending all over
the country, under their official franks,
copies OF New York journal OF a late
date containing editorial arguments and
statistics in support Of the administration
ltasserts distinctly that Mr.. II. r. HUI.
BuRD, Comptroller Of tho Currency, has
sent copies ofthis paperto Chicago Under
the cover Of "oi1cial business" The Chi.
cAgo Times is u Democratic journal, and
it may he said by some Republicans that
it objects to this transaction because it Is
likely to inlurc the Democratic party.
The fact given by tho Chicago Times is
nevertheless, worthy of consideration.
This Is one of the worst abuses to which
the ranking law has been prostitntel. II
newspaper publishes facts which are
valuable as "clectioneering documents"
it is reasonable to expect that its publish.
ers would like TO have it widely distribu-
ted and read. This is, as SAM WELLER
would say, the "partic'Iar vanity" of the
newspaper. Butthere is no reason for
gratifying partisan zeal at the expense OF
the country. Icthe newspapers and the
politicians desire to circulate their elo-
quent and touching articles, let them pay
he postage. n NM -u.. 10 y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-14

BUTTONS AND MATRIMONIAL, CORES.
pendent oithc New York P6sthavinC mar.
rated his tribulations in the way of shirt.
buttons, which were brought to a happy
termination by marriage, an ''old B." 70
plies: 4 Isjtti Nh + /
The writer Of the remarks on Buttons
in your issue today is undoubtedly amaJ.
rled man, and an old fogy in tho bargain.
Every bachelor Of any experience solves
the shirt'button problem long before he
reaches the age Of thirty. The model
shirt of the bachelor OF the period Is lnno.
cent OF buttons-but in their stead hinton.
holes. With gold studsin the collar hind.
bosoms and wriStbandsof my shirts I ID
through life screnely; never too late for
the opera, the dinner party or the theatre;
all unconscious Of the storms that disturb
the atmosphere Of married life. have a
theory that al men would DO bachelors did
they learn before marriage tho blessings
Of wearing studs exclusively in place d
buttons. - ~
But, alas! many innocents are yearly
inundated on the altar Of matrimony
through shecriguorance and inexperience,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-14
DIED.

HALLowELL.-ln this clty nj s.asr NJ Mon
DAY, February y, 1879, Mira, EIIZA rclict ~
the late AS. HallowCll, In tho 65th wear Of hS,
age. .Iql-s'''' '0"' VI "e'
The fGneralwill take place from her late res,
dencc, John street. above 9th, to-day at ~
o'clock y. Friends OF tho family arc inyitoi
70 attend. *, y,',,-.. ...'. b, -
2IERoWICK.-on Monday, February 70, 1871
at O'clock T, NJ, at the residence OF his parent
year Of his age. f 40 =.
The funcralwill take place from the tesldCnc,
Of his parents, Eof' street, between First amt
Second streets, today alta o'clock T. ". Friend
OF the family and the cigar makcrs Of tho city ar
respectfully invited to attend.
| SPRlGG.-On Tuesday Morning Ecb,u,,v 20
1871, At II O'Clock, MrS' AMELIA IiAY SPSya ~
FeIlct Of samuel sptgg, aged s. years.
] Funeral notice tomorrow ID