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control them. The testimony of our best citi-
zens, of all classes, establishes the fact that
CHERRY PICTORIAL viii and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases OF COnsum ptiOn.
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
so remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute As IL remedy,
it is adequate which the public may rely
for full protection. By curing Coughs. the
forerunners Of more serious disease, II saves I'M
numbered lives, and an amount of suffering not
to be computed. 1t challenges trial. and con
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on hand as n protection against the early
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Alice
ti0ns, which are easily met at first, but which
become incurabe, and too often fatal, if neg
lected. Tender lungs need this defence; and it
is unwise TO be without it. As a safeguard 10
children. amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest of childhood. CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by It's timely use
multitudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved to the love and affection centred on
nary colds, securing sound and health-restoring
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome Infu.
enZa and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle IN the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
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FAIR MOUNT COLLEGE.

ENAlR MOUNT COLLEGE, for the education
y of Young Ladies' is situated upon Sewanee
Mountain, near the Railroad Station sBIofFat y
and is easy of access from all parts of the
South. 1t is beautifully located, having The
advantage of charming mountain views and
delightful freestone and chalybeate waters
No locality can surpass it in heaIthfulness
and attractiveness. The Building is new
commOdiOus and we'll suited to school nurno
ses. 1t is only five miles from the University
of the South.
Tuition and Board, including washing ner
year 1915 90 Music, Painting, DRAWING etc .
will each be charged moderate fee extra
Latin is the only study in the course that ia
optional with the student. Frenchis required
eff every pupil, and every effort will be made
to enable the scholar to speak fuentlv. as
well as readily TO read and write the LANGUAGE
course of Calisthenics will be extended
through the year.
College will open 1st Monday in April. 1879
There will be midsummer holiday of one week
and with this exception, the school exercises will
be continued through the summer Vacation
IN the winter, commencing December 10th
For circulars, giving full details, address
MRS. NJ. L. YERGER,
MRS. H. B. KELLS, PRINCIPALS.
feb u If
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LUMBER!
LATH and SHINGLEs


YOU CAN SAVE 1TONn
DY ordering your Lumber. latns ar
ID giles, direct from us Or Brl0El
the New Orleans and Jackson EH.r
make the best SHINGLES boo Amu
four inches wide. We sell haafr s
50 per NJ. and sap an So. nicely bIHI
sell LUMBER az cheap as thc cOu
by buying direct Won can save clu.
WHITWORTU & HOSP
jan23 BrooknuH
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Ring Worm Remedy. The application
of the pure, fresh citrine ointment (ung.
hydr. nit.) seldom fails to cure this dis
ease. Apply it twice day, and keep
the part clean.
To Beauty Teeth. Dissolve two
ounces of borax in three pints OF boiling
water. and before it is cold add one tea
spoonful of the spirits oI camphor, AMI
bottle for use A tablespoonful ot tbs
mixture, with an equal quantity of te III
water, and applied daily with soft
brush, preserves and beauties the teeth'
extirpates all tartarous adhesion, arrests
decay, induces healthy action Of the
gums, and makes the teeth peariy white
Value of Lemons All do not know
that lemons syrinkled with loaf sugar
almost completely allay feverlsh thirst.
They are invaluable in the sick room
InvaIids affected with feverishness can
safely consume two or three lemons a
dav. A lemon or two thus taken at
"tea-time," is recommended as an entire
substitute for the ordinary supper OF
summer, and will often induce com
Portable sleep through the night, and
give a good appetite for breakfast
Cheap Whiteooash. a clean
water tight cask and put into it halt
bushel of unslacked lime. Cover it with
boiling hot water six inches deep, str
briskly, and wait for the lime to slack. 10
the lime and water add two pounds OF :
cheap salt called sulphate Of zine (whlte
vitrol) and one pound Of common salt
These ingredients cause the whitewasl
to harden, and not crack and fall Oft
To form beautiful cream color, ado
three pounds of yellow ocre. a lump o
ivory black will give pearl or lead color
Lamp black may be used to produce ;
darker color if desired. Applied to pail
ings, plank fences, and all out-buildings
they last much longer and look better
The lest time of year to trim all tree
is when the sap is in the most vigorOu
circulation. The vitality of the tree i
the greatest at this period, and conse
quently it bears the wounds caused b,
the pruning-knife with the least suffering
and heals over the most readily. In on
Northern States most trees, evergreen
included, are most vigorous in MAY
We have transplanted evergreens at thi
time with the most success. Deciduou
trees push their buds little sooner thar
the evergreens, and should be first prune'
and transplanted.
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The japanese government has issued
a notification in regard to mixed maria
ges, according to which any japanese
subject DESTROYS of marrying woman OF
foreign parentage residing in Japan must
first obtain the consent of the government:
any woman of foreign extraction who
marries japanese is looked upon as a
subject Of the empire any Japanese who
receives into his family any foreigner as
his son-in4aw must first have obtained
governmental consent, and thereafter the
son-in-law is regarded as a naturalized
japanese subject. Amy Japanese woman
who marries foreigner without consent
of the government is no longer to be
considered subject of the empire, and
forfeits all rights she may have had to
real estate or personal property.
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to ats original
cOIOr qgjfH tho
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19

TNsUKE xOUR LIFR
IN TEE
American Life Insurance TO-
ORGANIZED IN 1890
CAPITAL ..--.--.- -'~~'V~O'OO

The leading Company dong business W
MISSISSIPPI
TTyHE AMERICAN meets its obhgalohss .N S ndn
signal promptness, having Pald Syp0G
in death losses in Mississippi. The AMEn
CAN is not a new Company, having Hs Py,sl
ton TO make, and its success TO attaln' ~;
the pressure of the sharp comPetitl9pp oI y
present enterprising age. TINS An :,
does not extOrt from the insured laTse 49,
extrayagant premiums, with the mere prom .n
Use of paying portion back IN t1e , nu.ut ~ -
but il sells its patrons n souhu Eolcy w
Tess money than any Company sn He y. ofales
tn ANIERICAN invites investigator lnto
its merits as those best acquainted Win inc
COMPANY are it's hest friends.
jackson Board of Directors
REV. JOHN HUNTER, D. D., 49, PRESIDENT
THOS. E. HELM, ...........---..NloA
Matt F. Ash, Byron Lem!y
H. Hilzheim, Marion SmitH'
- McGebee George e. EyTich,
- w Rohirson Thomas A. MoWillie,
IT, D stevens Alphonse Stadeker.
DR II J. MITCHELL, MEDICAL Examiner
HANDY a. ANDREWS,
MANAGERS,
OFFICE. CANTON, MISS.
WILLIAM HANDY SUPERINTENDENT
RICE II. WINTER. Agent,
Aug p, II WV JACkSoN' Miss
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DIR. L. T. GUM,

ID e N tt - II
HAVIHG been for many years engaged in
Ii the Dental profession at Nashville, Ten
nessee, now tenders his professional services
to the citizens Of Jackson and vicinity.
OFFICE, Capital street, opposite Episcopal
Church Oct. lbs wtfW2t
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Chronic DiarThea. Take twb quarts
of new milk, one pound loaf sugar boil
down to one quart after cooling, add the
yolk of two eggs beat up fine; then add
one bottle of cfaret (near one quart take
Of this from one to two tumblerfuls each
day.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
Nurembmrger 0a5ette.

san;e Sbal NIT unniperltebli6sr 8raft
unp Wd6tisfeit Ger Yerwihsnpe Strpm
zines Wplfenbruhes. Oas mar ni6t
mebr, ais pb un,dblise idpere Trppfcn
feler, baS paren aud niat mebr WiIiz
ARDEN bretter u. reiBenper Wa6erfrabne,
pasrar cine etn,ise unssbeure Sturspsle,
bic Nles niceereisen uno serltbren muste,
mas iie traf. unp ite tir;te ii6 ;unddit
arf ca5 arte 2~pren3en, in Dem Niemanp
Belt fane, bic Sanp auf;ubeben, UNI lfin
Gisentbum ;u rstten pcer fprtSuhir;en,
UNI ii6 an iderer Stele su bergen. =
Mebrsre Sdub bod Hutbete eas Wa6er
sssen @ebdupe, pie fir INNER Dor elmer
iolden @efabr seibiBt eridienen paren,
|slne mas e. i'm Nieperturs niGt ssrs
ibmettert bate, iu6te es i'm SturmeSans
prane su Sernt6ten. Spn Wenl6enles
ben Serni6tete Gas tobence Glemert /: bic
Srau zines SdlcRers unp eeren Mutter,
einen Sduferselelsn, Der su reren Retz
tuns b~erbeisesilt, unp bic Wasp zines
0runrbefBers, wsl6e ii6 ni6t mebr Dor
cen %anprdnsenren @euen st rettsn tpuB,
ten unp ertranfen. Sn bic Seller, in bic
StaIe ftir;te ii6 Der unsnpli6e Strpm
unc erfiate lie nit aufsspdblttm tiefen
S6lamm (; iiber ale Die dppisen @ielen
unp Seller pdlste ii6 Der @reuel Der 3ers
it6runG unp nit @erSa iberi6ittet urc
%Serlanpet, perpen lis fir Sabre bin UNI
fru6tbar iein. Die @ilpbd6e traten
aus, unp mas bic ribrise Sano peS
Wenidsn an ibre llfer sebalt, Die Sdus
ier, bic SretterIisen wurren ;ermalmt u.
ibre trimmer NIT ben ssbrp6snenS aurs
ltdmmen Der @dlrer BON zen brauIenpen
Slutben tbalabwdrts sel6wemmt.
Die &eihStraee ,pii6en &apfenbers
uno Marien fcnnte Gem Strpme ntht
@tpsritanp ~lsiiten, ibre Our6lasbrifen
iinc seritSrt, ie 1T unfabrbar semadt.-
Die pom llnsliif SetroHenen iinp jscra
gum Slide meitt ppblbabenpe 0eute,
wel6e bod mebr alS eaS nafts esben ses
rettet baben aIsin aesen a6t tbeils
Giaentbdmer, tbeils Wietbsleute, baben
&Qes, al ibren armlelisen llnterbalt ssrs
loren unp wdren seracesu een1 tDrtlidr,
Glenc ausseiest sepeien, penn ibncn
ui6t sur re6tsn 3eit Salfe sewprcen
mare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
Traafreid.

llebsr bic mutbmaeli6e @einernpte lez
fen mir in zen Yerl9iscenen Oepartemens
talbldttern Nahfebenbes uSm mittlsrn
Sranfrei@ bpft man auf ;pei Orittel
elmer sepBbnliden Grnete in Der Gbaz
rsnte rasIelbc; in Der Dprppsne, i'm
8prpelaiS, In Der @ascpsne unp i'm @r>
masnae auf bic 5alfte. Del Siesn
Granfrei9s unb &ouliQon liefern sinen
sswSbn!i6en 5erbft; Seauiolais, Ma<
cpnnats, bic 5Sben ppn Gbalpns, 8urs
suno unb bic Champagne seben nur
5pfnuns auf Elm Drittel elmer sepbbns
liGen Grnpte. slus &pmans msleet cas
vScuynal be 0alenee" Die Weinterse,
iber bic man 70 iebr flaste, bieten einen
berrliden @ntlif bar man erinnsrt ii9
nidt 70 Siel Irauben bclapen selsben su
baten /; breieis Srauben an sinem sinsts
gen Stpd III etpas 9epbbnlt6eS. @ir
plrfen auf einen por3isliden Serbif rets
men, rpsnn unS bic Spnne ni6t i'm Slide
laet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
Sas Grodeben In cbsritalien.

Die italisnil6en 3situnsen sntbaltsn
sinsebenee S6ilperunsen Der BON rsm
Greltpse pom 80. Stunt in Sbsritalien
anseri6teten Se~rbeerunsen. Ginsn tralis
risen @nblif bietet bic Stapt SelIunp
bar, In wel6er bic Ssrpdtuns srSbsr it,
ais man @nfanss seslaubt. Die Stras
Zen spa rptben ODER braunen S6muBss,
BON Salfen unp Srimmerbaufen becedt /;
bic Sauler entpeper sinssitarst ODER nit
8aIfsn seitiBt Mi1e In allen Mauern
unp @anpen, auf benz WarftplaBe Elm
breiter unp 60 Meter LANCER Spalt unb
auf alien StraBen betribte @sli9tsr u.
LANCE Sransporte BON Sausbaltunsssss
%senfdnpsn, bic in's Greie serettet psrten.
Die Ginwobnsr i&lafsn In 3slten pper
auf Barren.
Die 9epalt beS StoBss miro alS sans
fur&tbar 8ef&tlpert. Wan fab bic
Wanbs l&wansen; bic GuebSpsn bobsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06

Wit wie Sisl 8sGt man bic iiinsften
Yilserfabrten tn 6ranfreid cine art beilis
ger SSlferwaneeruns nennen parf, mSs
gen einise 3ablcn belesen Am Is. Wai
pilserten 5000 Mdnner ppn Saypnne
mad 9purreS unp famen 10000 pilser
su Il. 6. Srau Ou Splscet. sm 26.
@iai Ianpten Die DtbceIen Glermpnt unp
Yerpisnan 1000 pilser na6 ecuroeS.-
Der %. Mat fab 5000 @ldubiss ~
Il. 6. Srau BON 8iants Nent unp 25,s
QUO su Il. 6. 6rau BON be I'&umpne in
SaYpyen %waafabrten. @m 1. Stunt
famen 10000 pilser sur Stride Ger ;.
Screens SsIu in Gambrai uno rie pill
ger, bic pdbrenp ee5 sansen Mpnates
SUM in YaraY'le : Wpnial suIammen :
ltrSmten, linc 9rraresu un;dbliae man
l9dst lie auf 100000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
Staliea.

Sor &ursem fano In Grempnae cine
Srpee SerIammlung Spn Sreimaursrn.
Srsipsnfern unp aneeren Serbdnceten
incr repplutipndren Secten itatt, bic ses
9,uwirtiS in Stalten bic Srrri6aft in
Sdnren baben. Oisie SerIammluns be-
lalpb, RAP paS in Stalten beltebenre Sc
iss se9sn RE relistSien Srren einfa6 auf
Die sanse ita!ienii6e Salbinisl auSsepebnt
,psrren ipue. Ssrner bsI6loB Die Sers
lammIuns, rem nett iber Stalten Ssrs
beiteten nSrrsin fir RE fatbplil6en Sns
terlIsn" einen anperen ySerein fir Die
liSeralen SnterelIen" entscsen su ftellsn.
60 Iebr piiIsn pie sel6wprenen Seinpe
ee5 G"brifentbumS unp Der Stride bic
Srreutuns Der fptbplii6en Sersine III
wirrisen. 8eBbalb werpen aud bic ia
tbaliiben Seretne sen ben Sreimaurern
unp ibren bpben une nieceren Serbins
ceen auf jece Weiie ansefsincet unp be-
fdnpft. Seipneers lu6en aud Die Sreis
maursr unp 3esplutipndre bic @alfabrs
ten Ger 8atbplifen su bintsrtrsibsn une
unmbsli4 gu MAIDEN, unp Die italienii6s
&pieruns leifet bierin ben &ssplutipnas
rem bilfrei9e Sanb. @abrenb bic pie
muteiI@e pOlisei tte 8aafabrer auf
fleinli&e @etie Idifanirt, fam bas re-
pplutipndre @eiined u~nbebeIist feline BON
bon Sa6 se8en @ott, bic 8ir1e unc
ben Yapt srfiaten @uftase ausfabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
Sefsrrei6.

llsbsr ben @pltsnbru6 In, Wiirstbale
idreibt man Der @raser 3situns Gs
mar am 1. Suli Na9mittass, ais ii&
iber ct. eorensen Der Simmel in
unbsimlider Weile Ssrpiferte. Sp UNI
b~ellperfanrene, 70 idwer unp tief lasen
bic Wplfen nod ME dbsr Dem friecli1en
1bale; i9wil nnp pridenp lassrte bic
unbepe8te Cuff unb beflemmte bic Srut
zines Ssben nit trdben Mbnunsen. Da
auf etnunal eth @inpftp6 = Elm unbeims
lid Naulden In ben 2dften - unb ais
Ub elm Weer urplbBli& lttnsn @runb
bur&brd&e unb ins 8ptenlpIe ltlr3te, CT
soe f@ IN einsm Mussntlide dbtr bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06

Sn Souano 1T Der SsrIu6 elmer Gin
fibruns Der alsemeinen Militatrz
pflt6t Scrldufs seIdeitert. Sn Der
sreiten 8ammer fam Der @%eisBsntrurf
dber Ibi6afuns pes Ginffeberiyfsrs
sur I'rbancluns. Nad LANCER Osbatt.
puree Der ariifel 3 peS @eieBentpurfes,
psl9sr bic abi6afuns Res Ginaeberfys
itsms auslpri6t NIT AZ sesen 25 Sttnts
men abselebnt, rpprauf pie 8esierars
ben 8%eieBentpurf ;uriifsps.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06

Staet unc Der llmaeseno. Die Srcre
Sbres san;en @irfsns aber bilret Der
Wtutb uno bic Selbfaufopferuna, nit
Der sic ben Gnslanpa Serrn Burton
une ieinen Sobn r~etteter, iopte bic BON
Sbnen bepieiene ieltene uneisenndBtsfeit,
ca sic cine biQise Sslobnuns BON ii6
tpieien. UNI ben @runc su elmer wpbltbds
tisen @nitalt su lesen.
0prtesuns fOlst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06

unc lentfen ltd, urp Der alte 0lpden>
tturm bombaretrte feline llmaebuns nit
ben i9weren Stsinfiden Ieiner 8aaus
itraee. gu benz unterirpiI6en Sclen se,
leute fi6 paS 9etSie Der beritenren Waus
ern uno Der CUR Grpe ~tiirsencsn 8alfen.
Cine ptdte Staubpplfe laserte li6 iiter
Der Staet. Sur6 cas- @ebflasen Der
fiebenpen Mense btnour6 bSrte man cas
rurdprinsenpe ansfscidrei Der 8sfans
Selen in zen 8erfern, mad pelten ii1
0enrarmen une Splpaten einsn 8es
babnten, inrem iie 3uslei6 ibre @epsbre
lueen.
Die 3abl Der Serunsliften 1T yer
tdltntemaeis serins. Cine Srau rurbe
BON etnem Steine erIdlasen, Der pom
9lpfentburme inunteritirste I; cine Wutz
ter nit pier Sincern unter ben Iriims
mern ibres SauIes besraben. Sur bic
Wutter unc Elm Sinp purcen lebenpis
beraussepsen.
Webr l~lnslifsfaQe bat es In tenatz
barten Srtl6aften abeeieBt. Sn Silpme,
cas- CUR Sdlfte in Srimmern Iisst, iino
;tpet Seute foot seblieben. Sn ben flint
Gcmmunen bon alpaso sdblt man je
finf bis elf Serun9liifte. Die perbdlt
niBmdBis nod INNER serinse 3lbl err
fldrt ii6 aus Der @eppbnbeit jener eancs
lsute, pas Sstt fribseitis ;l SerlaIen.-
Die Serwtituns Der D5rfer bon sllpasp
tit aber % SOafdnpis, rae bic 9eute 'ss
niGt wasen, in cen Srimmsrn na1 fol-
den ;u luden, bic etpa Ssri6ittet iein
%tSnnten. ia Ger ei9ens untersans relen,
Ger fi6 in bic 8uinen bineinpast 9ez
wiilsr lheint, ale Gle Gettuns irsenb eli
mes Seri6pllenen. @rpb 1T cas Glsno
Der Setrpfenen, pbIaon bic Sbrisfsit oas
Mbalihe tbut UNI ser lblimmlten gnts
bebruns ST pebren.
ueber bic slrt oeS StpBes, pb bcriscns
tai ODER vertical, unp feline 6i1tuna iino
bic Wsinunsen setbeilt. Gin re6ts pom
ptare auf einem Serse p%pbnencsr Sau>
CT MIL ;uert bic li6 iber pas e~infirs
;enee Siicnie erbsbenpe Stautmclfe ses
ieben UNI etpaS ipdter bic Gri6ittsruns
ielbft Ssrlpiirt BADEN, mas auf einen
Stps in Der Gi6tuns BON Siippef mad
Ncrpplt binpeuten miirne. Nneere Sss
pba6ter seben Die sntsesenseleste &i6s
tuns an. Die 3eitpauer mus etpa 18
Secuncen tetrasen baben.
@is sepSbnli9 iinb I'M alien @ebirae
Suelen Seritest unp reue entitanren.
81 pupS p'glpasp b5rte man nod ben
sansen Sag iiber unterirpiIdeS 9etSle
mad @rt setpalttser SanpnenIdlase.
SGpli6 UNI geIunp mabte li6 bic grs
lbitteruns In ben DSrfsrn UNI Irspiip
fdblbar. gu GOrrisnanp ftirste bic
balbe Stride elm, tpdbrenp gum Slid
Niemanp in rerlelben mar. Sn Greso>
na tpurre Elm 1Sjabrises Mdden In Der
8irde BON sinem berunteritir;encen
Steine erIblasen.
Mu1 mad Often bin, i'm Sriaul'I1en.
paren bic 0srwifunsen sros. Sn pal
lanpra muBte Der bic WeiIe lelenpe pries
ter nit ben 9ldubisen aii9tsn. slud
M Dome bon Srient purpe serabe bic
Wsiie seleien, ais bic grpe mantle ume
pie pier Warmprldulen ees gltars in Ell
ne bersnfli6e Sepesuns seristben. Die
Nnra@tisen fdrsten pem Ginsans ;u,
rnp Die @orte res Yrietsrs, Der pom @ls
tar auf bic Sansel elite, tparen ni6t i'm
Stanre, bic Strpirruns ;u beidpSrsn.
SIN 8antpn Seiiin mar rie GrI6itteruns
faum su ipiiren. CSq. Stssts.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06

Dto8eneS trus ni&t uur cine eatsrns nit
psl&r CT Rsni&sn iu&ts, iunbern fir ben Gau.
sa6 " Rsni&sn fnbsn icate, trus 81 aud sinsn
ti&Hssn-8nittl.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-12
Errors of NOush.

Ruics and Prescriptions that win cue any case o
Seminal Weakness. Emissions, &c and restore lost
manhood to perfect health SENT FREE TO ALL, by
one who has suffered ard u now cured Address,
with stamp, EDGAR TRLMAlNE, alton D.,
New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-12
.Advertlslng Medium,

ThsRBCORD has no superior, ,as It circulates
wA~sva an OH Operator or Dealer can be found1
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13
B,

fuller, from year to year; and, in the
course of time, the poor farmer became
a rich and prosperous one. He worked
all day with his men as if the whole
world depended upon it; but in the even
ing, when the vesper bell sounded, he
was always to be seen sitting, contehted
and well to-do, at his threshold, to be
wished "Good evening" by the passers-by.
Now and then, when they were quite
alone and no one near to hear, the woman
still reminded him of the ring, and
made all sorts of propositions to
him. He always answered there
was time enough to think about
it, an that the best ideas always oc-
Cured TO one last So she gradually fell
into the way of mentioning 1t less often,
and at last it rarely happened that the
ring was ever alluded to at all. The farm
er, 1t is true, turned the ring on his finger
twenty times day, and examined it close
ly, but he took good care never to express
the slightest wish at the time.
And so thirty and forty years went by,
and the farmer and his wife grew old and
their hair snow white, and still the wish
remained unspoken. At last it pleased
He took them to Himself both in one
night. Children and grandchildren stood
weeping round the cof1ins, and, as one
of them tried to withdraw the ring from
the dead mans fingers, the eldest son
said:
Let our father take his ring to the
grave. There was some mystery about it.
Probably it was some love token, for our
mother often looked at the ring too; per-
haps she gave it to him when they both
were young"
So the old farmer was buried with the
ring which should have been a wishing
ring, but was not one, and yet had brought
as much good luck to the house as man
could desire. For it is strange, as regards
the true and the false, but bad thing
can be turned to better account in good
hands, than good thing in bad.-Good
Things.
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Rome who were a half foot taller than the
tallest Italians. Yet there is no proof
that the men of these nations were any
larger IN ancient times than they are now.
On the contrary, the graves and barrows
tell different story. The remains are
usually under the average height OF men
of the present day. 1t is the same with
the Egyptian mummies. According to
AthenRus, a man Of four cubits, or six
feet in height, was considered of "gigan-
tic size" in Egypt.
Apollodorus, the grammarian OF
Athens, gives the height of the gigantic
Hercules" as four cubits; and Phya, the
woman who was selected TO personate
Minerva, at Athens, at the time of Pisis-
trstus, on account of her great height,
which was considered wonderful, did
not exceed in stature four cubits less by
three fingers, or only about five feet ten.
Numerous other examples might be
given, but the facts cited are sufficient to
prove that mankind at the present day, if
no greater, is certainly no less in height
and in size than in the days Of old; and
that fully as many instances of abnor-
NAL stature have occurred in compara-
lively modern times as when there were
giants in the earth. ."-ApplFton's Journal.