The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-03-06
The Weekly Clarion.
THURSDAY. MARCH 6, 1873.
TIME QUE:

Quite a large number OF subscriptions to
THE CLARION expire this month, and, ac-
cording to our invariable rule, the names
will be erased unless renewals are ordered.
We hope that we shall not be under the ne
cessity of erasing a singie name. We have
recently had considerable accessions to our
subscription list, and trust that the good
work viii go bravely on. TIE CLARION at
81 90 per year, is a necessity that cannot
well be dispensed with, and we trust that
our present subscribers, and many new
ones, will see It in that light. Our SUBJ
scribers should understand that the notice
Time Outl" on the margin is intended as
a friendly reminder rather than as dun.
Without exception. we discontinue the
paper when the time paid for expires. We
adopted the cash system two years ago,
when we reduced the price of subscription
from three to two dollars per year.
| So general has the public confidence be-
come in DIR. Ayers medicines. and so great
the demand for them, that unprincipled
| Villains are attempting to deceive the I'M
wary by imposing upon them their worth
| less nostrums under a similarity of name.
Cherry Pectoral Lozenges, DIR. Ayers
Troches, Ayers Pastiles for Coughs, Cherry
Peetoral Cough Drops, Ayers Fever and
| Ague Cure. DIR. Ayers Indian Pills, &C.,
| &C.. (none of which are of DR.. Ayers man
ufacture or compostion) are specimens OF
this villainy and deceit. They not only
defraud the sick of their money but OF their
health, or the recovery of their health,
which is far more important than money.
From actual counterfeits the people are
! protected by law which the Doctor prompt
ly enforces, but these evasions sometimes
elude the law, and purchasers must protect
themselves by refusing to be deceived by
them.-Dover IN. h Bee
Boots and Shoes, at prime cost, AT g. j.
Beck's.
Great transatlantic Exposition, Mu-
scum. HippOdrome, Aviary, Aquarium and
Grand Free Menagerie.
This monster exposition OF the world will
exhibit in Jackson on Friday, March 18th,
and should attract 4 large conconrse OF
people. If exchanges speak truly, this in
stitution deserves an unusual share of
patronage. Wherever it shows its merits
are recognized. There is one point of this
show which has never before been attempt
ed even by the most enterprislng managers.
and that is the exhibition of the Grand
Menagerie free. No charge is made for adj
mission to the menagerie tent in which il
exhibited twenty-siX cages of rare wild
animals This is an opportunity never be-
fore offered to the general public to behold
a rare collection of wild auimals. The
motive for this magnanimous proceeding on
the part of the management of the Trans
Atlantic Exposition is the fact that they,
having been in the amusement business
number of years with good success tinan-
cially, have concluded to treat the people of
this country TO grand exhibition free, and
they deserve to attract large crowd to
Jackson on the 18th. While great deal of
attention has been paid to the menagerie
and museum, the circus department has not
been neglected. They number among the
list of prominent actors those known in
Europe and America as the best, thereby in
surfing a performance which cannot but be
first-vlass In every respect. We hope to see
this exhibition well patronized, as it is in
every way worthy of it.
Kerr sells good. fresh. large OYSTERS. for