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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-07

they have degraded and disgraced. Men
OF Georgia, the issue Is with you IL Is
big with consequences. DO your duty,
and all will be well with you and your no
BILE State. Respectfully submitted,
THos. HARDEMAS, JR..
Chm'n Dem. FIX. Com.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-07

-Spiccd Currants.--5 pounds OF cur
rants taken from stems; pounds OF white
sugar; pint Of vinegar . tablespoonful
of ground cinnamon: ditto OF ground
cloves: tcaspoonful OF salt. Mix all
well together. and boil slowly for an hour.
skimming thoroughly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-07

The Rev. Dr. Goodrich. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church Of Cleveland,
Ohio, died recently at Lausanne. Switzcr-
land. where he had gone on account OF his
health.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-29

name. II lie does hot assume il hia,selt IF
radical:
Does not Col. RuGha know as well as any
body else, haiti nd liaa received the no.
imitation instead III Judge Kerr. that he
would have been the tasgst for The same
siaftss That theradicals would have tam
pered, with some other disappointed aspi-
rant, aud raised the same cry Of partiaan-
ship against hims
No one can really be deceived, either
by Col. Ruifn' professions Of IN Partially,
or the radical anxiety about craftsmanship.
tsis radical victory that il wanted. and
Col. Rutin offers himself the ready instru-
lnent to achieve it. prociied he can dra'c
% him. Ia addition to the white radicals,
all the negroes, and q portion Of his rela-
tions who would naturally adhere 70 him, a
large mass of the conservative voters who
can be deluded into the belief that the de-
feat Of a regular nominee is a conservative
victory, and that the election ofs so-called
independents BY radical votes and IN raii-
cal interests. is not radical triumph
Who will be misledg Who will suffer
the dast to be thrown into their eyes? Who
are ready to be tie laughing stock Of the
radicals. who after lie election, it they
should carry their point, viii be prompt y
throw oil HE mask. and dcrile the simple
gulls sao Sc iau6cently fell iutS lae snare.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-29
DROPPING IT.

The evil rights bill is getting too hot
FOR the rad zeal candidates to hold. They
DROP it Ike hot potato. They 60 50 lar
IS to sly they never Fixed il, that they
never Nantcd i and in their virtaous hos.
iility 70 it, had dropped Horace Greeley
because be advocated 1t. They charge
upon tie democrats the introduction ofthe
subject INTO this campaign, for the purpose
u stirring Up strife between tie races.
They assume 70 speak for the uegrO,
and tell lin he does not want civil rights.
much ii the same tone and spirit that a
mother tells an ailing child thai il does
not want an apple. u some other coveted,
but injurious, oSicct Of desire. Bot the
civil rights bill Is TO toe negro what ;osty
acres aud mule we're some years ago,
the thing ii promise, aid ofhope. The
negro has growaiu exPerisuee and expan.
sion Of desires. and = civil rights as
/ promised By The sumner bill embraces
every earthly Wish and expectation lie
wont be relieved ~ soft words. he viii
hardly relish the advice 81 bis white radi-
cal nurses that civil rights is :. no, good sor
lin.
Well. they mar he tried with little
longer. Bit Ssw nare IKE disaypoipt-
meats, few mors eases Of hope deferred.
aud !" our eolored friends vii become
souexiat ultra riasle allies
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-29

disciples Of his pastys lie voted FOR JeiF.
Davis for President. was thai 4 sisa ef de-.
votion to the Union. After tie war Mr..
Headon clsfas tohave returned to bis FIRST
love. How long, asked AIr. Davis. vas I'd
getting back to Il? Nine years; fof up Is
1872 Mr. Header was acting mainly with
the Conservatives. aud in ! SO was the sub
eieetor for tile county Of Chatham on Inc
t5rssfeystickc,. Thetruih il. that Is re-
publican. Mr.. lIsaden is shown to be un-
sound, because 81 his own sbowbg. there i
no one cardinal principle that be has not AZ
one time or another disapprovcd The
Union party 1T first uncompronisingly op.
posed negro suffrage. II now advocates
civil rights, which Mr.. lIeaden Affects to
denounce. Il
Air. DAVIS speech piases NJ. IIcadsn in
the position IL weak, sacilhting man. un-
certain Of his principles, counting power
and popularity, but ignorant Of the means
uf winning them. striving desperately to the
white man vi opposing what he knows Il
hostile to Ills Interests. but working hard
to keep the favor d the cOlored man b. 40
/ under current of hattery and dece.diou. Ii
Mr. HI has not added to the conservative
strength in Orange, We are much mistaken,
Tor lis own rariy admitted the wcakness d
his effort, aud the vast superiority Of Mr..
Davis. Aud We know Mr.. Davis addsd
greatly 70 bis own reputation here, and
greatly increased the probabilities of his
own election. We Lave now 10 fears IL
the result, and believe Orange viii give he
ifal! vote III the coming election.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-29
Telerraph once.

When the election i over, and our
towns-people have leisure TO think 90
other things, we hope they viii think OF
our suygesilanof last week. and call u
public meeting for the rsrpose ef urging
tI,sreopeniug afihe telegram tli.icc here.
Our own business ie,Sands Il. Tbs
necessities Of tie community make II
indispensable There are fourschnols here
and In the vicinity 10 whom itmay become
al any moment ~ most vital necessity.
There are always large number OF
strangers herein the summer and fall who
would desire to be in cohslau: commuIi-
cation with their friend*ifneed be. It's
too important subiectto suffer 10 rest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-29
WHoCANBE DECEIVED.

W uO IL LII ~ - ~.
John Kerr was nominated at Graham
with anaLiinity..Fo thorough. that The
idea Of hostility to bis candidacy seemed one
Of the renotess possibilities.
Why was this unsniality?
II i not diiieult to aa9sr. lie was
known throughout the district. almost per-
s6aally. 70 every man in it.
i was not requisite to hunt through
rusty records for proof Of bis legal ability.
Of lis eloquence. Of his high personal
character. ans Of Ms distinguished services
to the State 10 many capacities. lie had
been on the bench before. and had given
subsisntial proof d his ability a judge.
and Of bis purity and impartiallty as dis
penscr Of justice.
Was there anything iE the chsra.ter Of
John Kerr, anything in bis previous llisto-
r.. that could give color te these new fears
fsr Tic Liberties q tie people. these new
anxieiies FOR TIE purity Of she bench? It
i true. that during recent period Of our
history. the memory q which cannot soon
Be eE-eed. Judge Kerr was special mark
for the malice q the opposition. His re-
sistsiee to "a. urstarttyrsnny Of those dis
graceful days drew upon BIN the Vengeance
Of the powers 10 eriAeaoe. Dat il be va
dragged bsfsres tie petty military tyrsnt. il
lie was insahsd. Il be was imprisoned. even
tboaghhe Cannot forget bis injuries. Is It 10
thought possible that bis rescniments shall
accompany his returntO the bench. and that
be shall wreak Bis vcpgcanes Wholesale
upon panty. The tools 81 which ii former
sears we're the instruments Of lbs lrmiiia-
tious
Those s:.okuOs and they prs lllOasands)
tie msgDasinlity u John Kerr know tbsi
though the iron did enter deep iuto ii.
proud soul, i lefi no ranking barb. for the
iDiiigsiiohof whose sting iuiiscriininate re.
fenge vas needed. Those who kno~ hiia.
kn0w That " his nomination justice va,
done 70 Ban. justice done 70 tie people o.
the district. ana decided siep taken to.
wards the restoration u the bench 70 il,
former purity ssd iraaworth;he1.
Why then. il The acc Ola belief Il
genera. does Col. Ruin come mo the Geld
Does hsng knost asa lawyer Of the Oh
school, With ul.om pride q position
thorough training 10, shd reliance upon
tie established principles of Iaw. al e!cya
ton ADORE corrupt insufnees and pavs0Ds
interests, make rsttiality almost impossible
that John Kerr 70 nose shsB hin.sel
could be sserssd ho5 IL strict line .
duty. end that II ofsdBg himseif asa can
didats. be promised 70 more than be ba,
good rsss0n 70 know John Ksr would has,
lerforno8g
Asa Conservative. bs xOula % eric
sous wrong % Jndge Kerr iofhs CSnscr
satire party, and % himself.
But on he Js rsgariei Is q cofseseg
lice, who jeopsrdizes ihe integrity Of tia
party " Intrusion into The field, AID ihn
Under ihs auspices " tie party Host iatt
tested ~ osershfouing tie Csnseryatiy
.trebgfki r. ibc disfnts lias no. Col. llaf
10 played . eslifully into The hanis % d
radicals hargaet Dis movements tailed !
exactly Hi,h lbsirs, - 70 eaitle " ID
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-29
a GARD.

T. ne Electors d ne Sesvaa J,spcfa
Difricf n Kans carot.en
n 48spEcrrt'i.f.Y nhnonnrs tl@s an 4
y esillirg ipr thr etiaw " III " r fHis rsipsi.
Dig stetlnA.
is,tt ~ iiiiftniiHed II az 81. .fpn. IL
ilie adti afl4ly rfk4siIaI rhil. uiii IL ,.slIr
taiiJu- - ficie,ns lisbgae a. tlr st1,.fal ,,,l.
iifai pl.tit. IN the ljifrlrt n o ~ :. thegi.
.ises q -llnu- Is hssl1x TIE Law sslaain i-terva
Nillal1ff felfnnrf ~ Farf~.
iss4na intaiplig =. sasleiiitu yaft~ ~ sneh sn
ol.se. ulNn he setsfe ~ patty l5fiudlvs. 4
sliou.I flse % sllsisinn AZ nl " ial sdl.,ct Il
4 lsui nd leen eiiirssl NJ .aia ~ the fssiblle
Pfiats 90 nfsanre ~ ipuhirly extqes.t.l lSlr.
pose y mine % lecguie 3 raniidffe.i flist hid
cs1@efliny party Hfilialiniis. w NJ hnpr II re-
ware frnin those. - whom - i Vel knvNt.
have hiliied1 lscn opposed.
fnrh riiafge Z alike Hiitist " ne. Aria 10
Inns NlO lnllr w. aud here ti,e u my most ~.
little ooiisk Them n0tey ilns bqei, = do and
ibffe can never cl,iae day w ms ilf Wllcn 1
have been. r. cnu De-. nliliu4 10 separate nv ar.
tnaes EVin ili0se uf tbs gcpd people ~ W. ~
fisf sfdc, with whom las ~ iOns and - earn.
cAtir N.Wlmiidyf.i.
III e.n,ln.Du. ipg to assure Ne whole ,,eo
pa = his lsiei llsaf "a ne rie,n II ,nf i,fe.
l80iign 70 - I1nOfahlf aud important M olilre.
VII ne Wy bet esisfts - di<shlfm = aullp'
faithfully. w aneTtai iu.l aniiain slal Milnln.
tifatipn u To- Law. IA
,.....c6 49,, -. n. NuFfIN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-29

The effort Is being made ID fasten il on u.s.
again, and ialcaeatient candidates are giving
d helping Land 70 that end.
Don't trust them. If Jou would be free.
|from South Cafolina's curse.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-29

szJ~ Col. John I. llokc has fully and
nncguivocally Withdrawn. aud nov Mr..
ScAeuck has no illsl eadeHi candidate Cp-
posed to him for the Judgeship.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-29

WH0 CHILLED OCT cor RUFFIN.
Not the conservatives certainly. They
nominated Judge Kerr. The radicals
dia.it. Ifthey did not openly nominate
him il convention, they opened the way
for bis candidancy 90 clearly, tat be could
not s:.il to- aceept the bid. TIscy made
Judge Toufgcc resign after be hud am
nouneed himself and there cannot be i
moral doubt that Col Rufin comes out
with the clear understanding that be is to
have the undivided Radical vote, 10 truth,
the zeal Of Tue raiieai papers and speakers
isa full admission Of this. 'rhe object u
Is defeat ne nominatioa ofMs Dsaoers.t Y
Coaueation.
Can any conservative consistently sup
port him? can any conservative permit
himself to be deceived By shallow preteuces I
Il not Go! EuiRa most unequivocally the
candidate Of the radical party. il not a
radical himself? How can he ask or ex-
poet conscrSatiye votes.
lie: him have none, but let The whole
strength be east Cor john Kerr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-29
c0L 4. ID EnnL

This genileinan has confined Lis canvas
Of iste principally to tic Wet. There viii
be ue,lgutl Of bis election We think. There
can Do none. 4 tie people recognize tbs
importance 81 having y ihs lead of Tie 81.
reaa Of Pablo Instruction man n mature
yeas.. oiripe jadsa,eni. Of ripe scholarship.
and ofexPorieuce 10 llse edaealiga u youth.
Uu tbe other sile i ! young man. Il !.
Unable character. brt II IA sy.tfience
ahateyer 80 Joaug indeed. that /, would
appcar that he was merely pvt on the lick.
ct e sse soIhe more wary politician the
disastcr u defeat.
Make your vote for ca. Pool * cerl,;n
as that for your eoagressmau. your Judge,
and your county oiaeers.
-s.-s :. -,
INFAMOUS.
Judge Mckay. II South CaroIiaa. u
passing sentence upon negro convicted n
iiring house aud barping W a negro esiId
therein, accompanied bis sentence Nth a
profess ssainst ias eeriaia rh,lrigstca AZ.
lion d Goscrnor Mpsss. vl,ors,,isns e.. y.
a matter Of course iIlc most airseioh. lrihi:
nal. fiat be nay retain 81 his sdberes,s
aud lose none d biz sotes.
The protest u lbe Jaags. and The ip!i.
my 81 he Governor are witIBous parallel n
Judicial aud executive lbtofy.
Ba, tbs is fuil blosn. ubadallerstcd "a.
deal rule, anelleskeiiSy sOuod pablo opih.
lon, and unrssiruihed by 4 higher suiiIOri.
IS, which has assumed 10 interfere 10 State
sisins when L spiied its own Interests
Whsi docs Tie recent ysfoned Indignation
q President Oraos amount to ~ tho face y
'l'e cOptsiHptacus disregard 10 tIie sppeal
aud protest u TIC besi aud h,6stifteiI;scrl
citizens u South csfoiina. rc,pec.falI,s.L.
united @ cepges.. Or che rule repnI.e b.
Ger Grant Of . delegation a silissus =,
the SINE sinse. sho 60, "a u Isy bliyrs
him some details Of Tic erfuI misgoyeru.
n'sus o. Of theif ssssis mi 49,. $,
NlO believes tlial I'VE 10 Amih Caro-.
4 lima will 10 an fresr suy slol.er. nv
hsppiss' under tie fall rstafa5f ! fSls
which her people have 'afihily SHAKEN ofy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-29
rOsTPoNEMRST or SAFE
OF
RAILROAD PROPERTY

10 Ne circni, cOur, ofthe Ifpiied s,.,..--
Tor tie Western District oT Moth o..
Ina.
Henry clsw. aud Hiram sii,ley and OH.
efs, Piaintiir.,
u.Ittasf
The Western Nurtll tarolina uai ft,.,t
go, I'D. Tod II Caldwell. nun. \
MeAdcn, The Flint Natl,n,ti Is,,st ~
tbarlJite. JIliu Rutherford. HIrs,, jS.,.
ley, Thomas q. ufeeilea. Janest sr...,,.
lsy Mary Carson, a " Erwtp. Ni M
Wllv,n, Assignee. IN Walker aa1
others. Defendants.
tsHb slle ~ ilt Wesiefn Totfli s,sr. -. -,
Fnaa IN ~ leffieIofa or,ls.fri Il ~. st,,,',
snd adteriised ~ take liiee vi the ls,.,t 49,,
nopf u The e.ly N taIf-ia,rt. n n ~ 49,. p',i
Day efJmie ~ Lss lla,t ,a.,,,, ~ ~. ~
'e'iiielii efd'T oitle Court, nsill ille, ~
lM duyefAmgust a n. 1874.
Z vhel. Tine II Whistle f,laer n ~ ~ 80.
hollse dogI ~ ~aii.hnIg. and ,i,,l, ~. 60. W.,
eyhtiilyHs llrfttfifl Published. Il -
lsa rs 0AfTnEfl.
slOfRahipn M n Q
IA hIAlict-s KnlvfS :
iNs MsrhevilIe. Nf.A
THOMAS lIUFflN.
La. :, = THOMAS d. Moi, =
W. CicsHsbJsu Nc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-29
teu,.,llle .Is-r.I.al Neeleal celIcee.

We have received the Annual An
nouncement Of Central University, located
at Richm0Ed. Ky. the Medical DEPART
merit, however. under this name ~ the
/. Louisville Hospital Medical c,lltgs.'
being At Louisville, Ky. We find that
flhe institution Is well organized, has able
facilities ia ali tie departments, aid bids
fan to take ranks with The bert universities
! Ill tie hand. Isriug m endowed inHti-
iailon, Il oilers Ia The Medical Department
liberai Beneficiary system, of which amy
N efitorious young man i'ecuniarily unable
20 ulpiaim medical education nay avail
i himself. The extensive hospital ac.
COMMUNICATION gits the Louisville Hospital
/ his,iival College unsurpassed clinical AT
: ya8liges, which are utilized ~ tie fGllsst
e4isui. SO expense has been spared a.
make the college building comfortable aud
convenient, und IN every was adopted Ia
medical teaching: Il lring prOyis.,si with
cushioned olera-seais aud tiie di-esctisIg
tables having marble Tops
Eaf circulars aud fnther Information
concerning the .IllsIe pf obtaining liene-
/ iiei1rv appointments Ia the louisville
/. Hespiial Medical Cp.'csr. application
niay bsmade 10 wv IA. BDLEtNa. NJ. ~;
Dean. ~ rhirl Stree. Louisville, lSy.:O
it0 itstssS 6. wn.syx, ~. u; Seeppyary,
soIlheess-t corner sixth aud Chestnut
I Streets, louisville, lSy.
DasyiLLE. ". July 18th; Reported IS
>. II. Holland 4 cg, Tie receipts have
been iiberal s1r tie week. Bsigtis lave
been scatec, pariieuicriy fuc Wprpep.
Lres ctiuion 70 good. 5.00t6 500
LeaI. common 70 medium. 40 10 .. o.
!. good II Cue. 10000 ii, 90
( Wrappers. Medium 1000 10 $500
j" Fins. 50.O0to 65. 90
Extsa 50.p0 Is 90. 90
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-10-22
snnN. RnLn E,.aI.e-

Take half cup Of butter, two cups Of
white sugar, four cups of flour, one cup
OF sweet milk, three eggs, one teaspoonfuI
OF cream Of tartar, and one-half of that
quantity Of saieratus Stir butter and
sugar together, add the beaten volks of
eggs, and half the -four with the cream
Of tartar in It; turn in nearly all the milk.
dissolve the saleratus in what is left and
ada 1t. Beat the whites Of the eggs and
miX IN; stir in remainder OF the -four.
Bake IN jelly-cake inns. Crate the meat
OF two fresh cocoanuts after pairing off the
outer skin add to them one cup Of sugar
and the beaten whites OF two eggs
Spread between the cakes, which should
have been baked in three pans. Heap |
the coeoanut very high on the top of the |
uPpermost cake, and scatter sugared al |
monds among it.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-10-22
Cleansing Rnrflea-

The Manufacturer and builder saws :
Many persons clean bottles bY putting in
some small shot and shaking them around
Water dissolves lead to a certain extent
and film Of this lead attaches itself III
the sides Of the bottles 50 closely the sba-
king OF rlnsing with water does not detacb
1t, and it remains to be dissolved bv any
liquid which has the least sourness in H.
and # drank, lead poison may be the
result Sometimes a shot becomes wedc-
ed In at the bottom Of the bottle, TO be
dissolved by wine or cider. Therefore. il
IS better to wash every bottle, as soon as
empted with warm water and wood ashes
or saleratus, and put the bottles away,
mouth open and downward but be care
full TO wash again when used, as flies and
other insects frequently get into open bot
lies.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-10-22

How frequently YOU win find the ma
chine standing for months, just on tbe
same spot where twas used. without any
protection from the weather. It IS also
very essential that the best kind OF on
should be used; n great mistake Is made
IN buying cheap rubbish that is sold as
machine oil. Good OH, with economic
feeding cans, is much cheaper to use than
an unlimited supply Of common oil. A
little OIL that IN i machine kept clean
can really get to the bearings. is much
better than deluge of oil poured on
WI bout reason on to bearing covered
with dust and dirt. 7 mention this as
the proper management of oiling and
SSieanIng IN Il great measure regulates the
length of time machine will last.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-10-22
The Weekly Clarion.
Burn- and Beecker.
[rUBLIsuED BIZ REQUEST ]


The loving poem was written b
Mrs. j. Webb, Of Scotland, sixteen year
ago, on the occasion Of the appointment
oil Henry Ward Beecher to lecture at til,
celebration OF Burns one hundredth ami
versary, January, 1853:
fearn the TASK has fan to YOU
To gi+ rhe bard o AYR his due;
But Use him werl;
lie kept sweet charity III view.
zen tor the Dell.
His few sma faults We need IA tell;
Folk Fay we're no DER guid yOuse!f;
Bat Deli may care;
Gin ye're buG haiia~ sui1 as Rab,
Wen ask nae mtir.
Then dinua seek to find "A flaw:
But o'rf his faults maHtie tbraw,
Ant leave th- rest
To HIM who maid ana tried the heart:
tie keus the best.
\ century hence an VIVA can tell
What IN - 0efa' Yer canine sci !
Some h - preacher
May ak the cudge4s up for ane
Ca'a Harry Bcecher.
! haze nae doubt ye'd like to hen
VIVA IT, har tli. tHe 2ul1 quill pen
II write thj- fi uIp.
Tue 9'gl Zee Wz.j be lItlle worth
I'm past Ht5 prime.
Bat when a ls--sl-. xouuz and fair,
~ " audcrgd ait - bonnie A.
w hFarjsumr Ller,
l. gr tat.'- ~ieFfi mandate sent me forth
Far DER the sea.
still scotia's mills and Scosia's plains,
Her poets and her poets strains
f. Tn~ are dear
desert -pring within my heart
Iney claim a tear
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-10-22

The st. Louis Democrat of Aug. Is has
full reports regarding the corn and hog
crop in the several Western States, which
show that Iowa has an excellent corn
crop, but only seventy-fve per cent. as
many hogs as last year, and the weight
of these Is greatly reduced. The Illinois
corn crop will be about one-third less than
last year, and the hogs one-half less, and
much lighter. Missouri will have a poor
corn crop and large falling off in hogs.
In Kansas and Nebraska there will be
great reduction in both corn and hogs.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-10-22

The culture of the vine, and the manu-
facture Of wine is rapidly increasing in
Australia. There are now over IS, 900
acres under vineyards, which produce
100000 gallons OF wine yearly. Il has
already been noticed that the consumD-
ton Of the native wines has greatly
changed for the better the habits of the
people who had formerly used rum and
brandy as stimulants. The Australian
people, therefore, look favorably on the
production Of native wine for its percepti
bic influence for good upon the public
morality.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE FAvoRlTE HONE REMEDY.
/ eminently Family Medicine; and BY be-
ing kept ready Tor INN date resort viii save
many an hour o suffering and many dollar
in time and doctor g bills.
After over Forty ears trial, II is still re-
ce!ving the most unqualified testimonials 70
its virtues from persons Of the h3gheSt cilarac~
ter ard responsibility. Eminent physicians
commend il as the mos
EFFEGTUAL SPECIFIC
For all disease Of The Liver. Stomach and
Spleen
TIE SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint
bitter or bad taste ia the mouth; Pain in The
Back, Sides Joints, often mistaken tor
Rheumatism; -oUK oToAAcn; Loss of ApI e
tte; Bowels alternately COS. i've and lax:
Headache; Loss Of memory, with a pa. aful
usauoa Of having sailed 20 DO som-th ng
vii ca ought to have been done; DEBILITY
Low SPlalTs, a thick yellow, appearance Of the
aln and Eyes, IA dry Cough 0 ten IN istaken for
Cons pt3Gu-
Sometime many Of tlesc symptoms attend
tAe disease. at atns.s very few: but aIe LIVER.
J8c largest organ - thu bO3E, Is E-aeraig the
seat Of be disease, 4ifuot Regulated in time.
great suffering, Indebtedness ard DEATH
will ensue.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. Jaun-
dice, Bilious attacks SICK HEADACHE, Cole
Depression OF Spirits, ) o U Z : o NJ \ c Il,
Heart Burn, &c. &C.
The Cheapest. Purest and Best Family Nedi-
cine in the World.
Manufactured only by
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DR.. S. ALEXANDER.
Sept. 20 ls7f-1yr.
Of Clinfnr. H.

A. Just received fresh supply Of Botanic
Il Medicines for sale Having devots5
much time and attention. for MANY wears "a
Chronic Diseases. he is prepared to cure Dys-
Pepsia and Chronic Diarr!ioea. Chronic Dis
asses OF the Lungs, Liver, Spleen and Kid
aeys, Dropsy, Asthma. Scrofgla and retfar
Uterine arrangements, etc Persons residing
Il too great distance to consult him in ne
son, can dos by letter successfully. Pnblie
patronage respectfully solicited. ml5-Iyr
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Cabbage

There IS no ingredient in cooking cab
bage that gives 1t quite as good flavor
as heaplng tablespoonful Of sugar.
Cook the usual way, cream, butter, pep
per, salt, sprinkle Of -four if you like,
but don't forget the finishing touch that
Is found in sugar
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MACON, Ca, AND PHILADELPHIA.
Price SA.0O-s&oId by ali Hsr.g@isls.
FebI2'74-Tv