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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23

Joseph w. Owen ard James q. owen Executor.
Of samuel Z. Goodsoil. deed. T. ". Hughes snd
oliver r. Crockett, and the Atlantic Ais.issippi 4
+" bio Railroad Company Defts
The object 81 this suit is settle the rights Of the
parties 20 certain lots % sad mentioned ard desert
bed ~ toe bill in the town of GoodEnn. Va and ft
appearing by the return Of ih2 Sheriff thai the de-
PENDANTS, r. ". Hughes and %. p. Crockett are
non-r@si ients ~ this Commonwealth. q /, ordered
that fhsy appear here within monih after dae
publication q this order aad do " hat may be ncses-
sary to prOtee; their Interest Ia this salt.
Aeopy-Tsste
L. 7. COSBY, G C.
Mar. #.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23

The IH.cfS Enl0rHceN - ann me
Provisions OF the Lao ADORE
Quoted are as fOtiOtUs. Ti<:
Re t;cers. 500 90
Dealers, retail liquor. q Oh
Dealers, Wholesale liquor. 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, Wholesale, 90 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail, 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco, % 90
Retail deulers in leaf tobacco, $40 OG
AID on "ales Of over 81 900, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess
of S 600
Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 5 90
Manufacturers Of stills, so 90
And for each still manufactured 20 90
And for each worm manufactured 20 90
Manufacturers of tobacco, 10 90
Manufacturers of cigars 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco, frSt-clnss (,nO-e
than two horses or other mnimals,l 81 90
Pedllcr5 of tobacco, second class
two horses or otEer nnimalr) 2J 90
PeIdlers of tobacco. third class Tone
horse or other auimaD IS 90
Peddlera OF tobacco, fourth class ION
foot or public conveyance 10 90
Brewers of lefs than $50 barrels, SO OO
Brewers OF 800 barrels Or more, 100 90
Any person, so liable, who shall fail
to comply with the foregoing require
ments will be subject to severe penal
ties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of
the Special Taxes named above must
apply To JOHN X. MILLER, Collector
Of Internal Revenue at Johnson CITY.
Tenn, and pay and procure the Spe-
cial-Fax Stamp Or Stamps they need,
prior to May /. 1875. and WITHOUT
FURTHER NOTICE.
J. w. DOUGLASS.
Commissioner Of Internal Rerenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvRSUK
"AsHINdToE, D. e., February /, 1878,
Mar. 23.-4t.
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$500 REWARD!

C1SOO 1OG w E41GO .
o.
a
CHANCE is seldom offered more than
once in lifetime to any
NAN
therefore it behosves all who are in
quest of Bargains to call at once at the
Ready-made Clothing establishment
of J. BA BERGER & CO, where
the Bargains are to be
FOUND
in fine Clothing for Men, Youths,
Boys and Children fine dress suits.
business suits, fancy Cashmere pants
and vests. silk and silk velvet vests
Those who are not
DEAD
to their interest will cali and secure the
Bargains. Come and examine our
laage and beautiful stock of Clothing,
fine shirts and underwear, ties. scarfs,
bows and collars of every description,
come 1t once to the store
ON mATN ST.,
opposite to the Bristol National Bank.
Don't fail to call ; no trouble TO show
our goods.
The PeppG tratorS
of the Philadelphia abduction case
are, as yet, undiscovered. not So the
fact, that We sell goods at Baltimore
prices, and warrant what We sell.
STILL
if any doubt exists in your mind "a to
the truthfuIness of this announcement,
come
ar
once, examine and be convinced that
the statement we have made is correct,
Our stock of Hats and Caps is
LARGE
and immense. Call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. and you
will not regret it. The name is j.
BA ] ERGER & CO, the number,
Main Street, James Block. Come run
ming, don't fail, but be sure and come
10 see us.
J. BABERGER & CO.,
No. Main ST., Bristol
Oct. 6, '74.--tf.
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MTANT


to their interest will call and secure the
Bargains. Come and examine our
laage and beaut full stock of Clothing,
fine shirts and underwear, ties. scarfs,
bows and collars of every description,
come 1T once to the store
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23

Messrs. Thos. Wright and
Sam'I Brewer are assisting Messrs.
DicIey & Wester at the sign of the
Golden Eagle.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-09-25
State Of Louisiana.
AUDIrOR's OFFICE, I
NEW ORL8Axs Sept, 16, 1875. !

Tax Collsctor--Parish:
SrR-Act No. z, Extra session
Of 1875, remitting penalties on past
due taxes, when paid prior to Nov.
], 1875, WIN necessitate the closing
Of your bosks on that date for the
period fof which back taxes were
receivable; and received without the
ussal penalties. "a -
To tAis end, and b protect Tho int.
erests Of the State, you will then
immediately make mp your accounts
10 said date (Nov. I, lS75), and re-
poss, IN pesssa, 70 this ofnce for set
tlea0ont. '1 u '.a'
ln order mot TO- impede you in a
lsfge and full collection for the month
q October (the Last month coming
within the Operationsof fsaid Act No.7) J,
and alse TO ssve you the expense and
delay sfan extra trip to the Capitol, ,
I avail myGN of the pgovislous Of Act
S, Extra Se8sion Of l6t}, and hereby
relieve'you from your Irregular Octo-
Der, or third quarterly settlement, for
thirty days, viz: from within the
fist ten days in October to within the
first ten days IN November, st which
latter time promptness in your settle
ment Is imperstively demanded.
naia Respectfully, rF Sd" a
i'a CHAA CLugrON, Auditor.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-09-25

the Union with IT, Prepsrstions. !"
Besides its value - q h;,-torical re-
view Of our political growth d q
nation, it is also timely through its
suggestions rs to our immediate
situation.
or . lighter character, though by
no means trivial, is the Hon. s. II
Co1's paper on Legislative Humo
fall piracy sketches and anecdotes.
Aoother Of Castelar's philosophic
papers il given in this Number.
The held b already ripe In this
coantry for the suggestions and elo-
quent appeal Of Ellis Grsys paper on
''The Mission Of Music.h It 10 an
intensely practical discussion of the
prospects Of popular musical educa-
tion in America.
Julian Hawthorne's thorouehly
healthfal and yet almost ideally
romantic novel, "Gsrth," is CONT
nued, its hero being now ready to
be launched into the wonderful ex-
pesiences of college life.
OF short stories this Number has
an, unuSusl variety. Charles d.
Deshler reconnts . characteristic
story of Southern life, for which Mr..
Eytinge has made two excellent illus
trations. William Mackay. one of
the most brilliant contributors to
Punch, IN "The Popular IDOL" tells
o downright humorous s{1y of his
romantic adventures in Ird md. Mrs.
Frank Mccarthy contribut3b IA Pair
of Scales;" and Louise Chandler
Moultop, "Bcrtha's experiment"
Besides Jean Ingelow's poem, there
are also poetical contributions by J.
w. De Forest, A. H. Louis, r. w.
Bourdillon, Nelly N Hutchinson,
L. w. Backus, and A. F.
The Editorial Departments ad-
mirably cover their respective field.
Published by HARPER's & BROTH
ERs, franklin Square, New York.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-09-25
Curious Advertisement By 4
Hindoo Judge. =

-
Nj. norooe C1nnoDe 2 alndoo
yadGs Of tne Snaa Caase Court Of
bomoay, prominent opponent OF
the custom Mnich Pronioits the re,
marriage OF nIneoo Widows, ad0pted
Q very praceacA oeenod 0f proving
tae earnestoess @ his Opinions. Mr.
Ncs0o@ y widcwer, and y nas
Ruo',soed an advertisement IN the
nCnoey newsPapen 0neslng 20 marry
. Hindoo widow, On ~ following
conoitsons; y
mo female need apply wnose age
. under twenty or above tbirty-nve
years or VINO mas cni!dren ~ ner
nist nnsoand. Inc aPpiication snonlo
snow the names o. the applcsnt, o.
ner deceased nus0apd, ner istner ana
ner orotnerS, II sne hss any, ner pre-
sent age, ner place OF residence,
wnetner sno kGow; row 70 rec9 OF
wriee, wnen sne became 2 WIDOW,
VINO nas nisncrSo sGpPoreo ner, ana
whether ane % ready ana willing To
perform ths necessary religious cere-
nony Oeiore tne c'0Sc OF tue present
marriage season. Inc names OF all
rejected appl'cants snau not De dis.
closed Dy me. ana, II required, shall
return the or,gsnal spplicaesonc when
l nave selected one. All applicants
shoaio oe prepared 20 nave one or
more interviewe with me- 9 pre-
eenc0 o. eocn iroo0s - o0-9ppIlcanc
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siDrrI AND LOVER.

Look not, lingsr ne4, II you -
~ 1ovo = - wooa 4 waiting for ne:
Ae win Sand BY the STAN Of the oak-tses old
Whsrs frst ID Sove In ~ ear b tsid."
- eherysi - thsA - I s.vsny word
11oMl - t1M - fsotgtsp seizSds-
Ist ] lhin vosA - hst hAgGs Am,
xse know she win Orsvs Tor news of hin.
slSsA - nssss NJ, n Kpsssa..ss -
AoeDaA euD = - slr9O glaneo;
For q ~ twilight Of thickest pine -,
He w11 tl1Ak sny MAIDEN fam Il nina"
Lsok, 9 3 - ~ 0sst-z
- would she b RI ~ ans away
VIA ssaght q ~ loves fair faoe b ayi
.fesssk IAxhA | n
AaA eaaee yo9 speedy q Sbce I'd eys;
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Aad holy NV bSAs ~ toAa-
-, b hls turned, I'D y coming 70 nal
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Tvesi1 ~. y n bsiAsdl ,s.s l fed.
s1eek - Vaese not u hs hasts .,-
- 91oh II QUESTION you on thD wasoe;
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CSei vVesiS NJ a. a como To- stir
=
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GDJ6 eyeS r. ~ ~ Of0no:
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- n q 80 ~-~bs
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Mis111D + II = : - 1nnly
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sLIook not, linSee not, ifbe speak
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is sk51UCvsSy stsssy fsssar
s11svo 20, ADarsst,s NJ murmurs ~. a
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Y1s NJ. = - -. 1sssssd ~ "a = 1cs e. ess ss' ss
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-09-25

nis tSsturdsy) evening win b
married. q The St John .tbe Rap-
~ Ciuugob Nr. Ros6lius r. Ian.
rsnt asA Miss Polyusis +. SoaSy.
- yeaag coople have eor bet
thslhs.1s9 tAeir eosrtsons invita-
I'm, ssd oor, hsarty wishss f.
thok tstage vShaeo. H
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-09-25
NOTICEl
Succession Of FRANCOIS Hagxexier.

The creditors of the vacant Succession OF
FRANCOIS Haguenier are requested to make
themselves known and present their claims,
and the parties indebted to said Suocession
are also requested to pay the amount due by
them to the undersigned within delay Of
ten days.
Parish of st. John the Baptist, September
25, 1875. GEO. w. COMBS,
25s3t. Public Administrator.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-09-25
SHERIEFS SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
lrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH or ST.. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
NO. Co.,
A. Vignes
vs..
Mortimer +. Smith.
LEGENDRE e. PocHE, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.

BY virtue Of, and In obedience TO . writ Of
seizure and sale, bearing date August 23rd
1875 and to me directed BY the Honor,
able the Fourth Judicial District Court
OF the State Of Louisiana. in and for the
Parish Of st. John the Baptist, in thNabOvo
entitled and numbered suit, l havY Yseized
and win proceed to sell at public Iction ..
the Court Hsuse Of this Psrish, q 7s'-
SATURDAY the 2nd day q OCTOBER
A. D. 1875, at II o'slV "a. NJ.
the following described property, to Wit:
LET; A certain tract Of land situated in the
hank Of the Mississippi Riy( nessur;nr on on
arpent more or less front on 81 river, by forty
arpents more or less in depth, etween line
eocverging IN the proportion Of kty minutes,
and being bounded. on the uppN hine, by the
property Of Mrs. Wow. Ellie Duhe, And, on the
lower line, by that Of Mrs. Wow. Augusti1
Cassagne, together with all the buildinm ani
improvements thereon. and all the right,
privileges thereunto belanging, &c.
End Tho one undiv halt, part anu
interest Of, in and to the Two lots or parcel.
q q g ground. %s desigS.sed g ton; Nos: g and
z Esss g n" snins K1spSs 1sSS ss
and No. sc containing seventy three 99llco
aCrea
3rd. Also the ono Undivided third Of ahout
seventy Ave cords Of fire wood situated in
the rear Of said lands and
eth. Also tlss ono undivided fourth of the
crops Of rioe and corn growing, and to bs
gathered on said lands, The whole TO bo cold
soparately - above numbered.
TERMS:
CASH in U. s. Tr~asnry Notes.
Sheri6rs office, Parish Of St. John tho
Baptist, August 18th, 1875.
LUCIEN CAMRRE,
2aat6t. Sheriff
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-09-25
STATETAx COLLECTORS OFFICE
Parish Of st. John the Baptist,
September 18th, 1875.

BY virtas s(the power In n vestsl, By
sct Of the Legislature Of tAis sta1o No. II Of
1879, and appeoycd March 18th, 1879, v1ll
proceed to ell u public aeeoion, q my o6lee,
q The Cont House ofsaA paxish, On
THURSDAY, tho 7tA day u OCTOBER,
lN5, at ~ O'Clock Il,
TIA building fosmssiy msd = store, and
fixtures above described, sid building etc,
having besa ssised By M, % setis0 debts
dnO tSe 6tate and Poriah aSoreaaid, f0e tAIsa
upou aid building etc, for ,the yoar l0@,
VII: the 6tate Of LouisianA, tAe sam Of ~,
lOglOo; and the 6Eaoe and Parish Ncsusee for
the yeae 1875, to Wit; tho 6ta1s u L0uisians,
the sum Of 500. OOIl00; and the s1id PArhh,
the sum Of 80. o0llO0, together with all u
costs md charDeA
The palrchascr Of this sAls win - .put y
iJnDediate posseasion, but the owner be- the
right - redeem within ix noutba, upon .
payment 70 the puyrhaser, Of tho purchase
price and NJ costs and charges, together
with 50 90 sdditisual upoa the parchase
price.
Cash on the spot, in y. 3 Treasury Notea.
Parjsh Of St. John the Baptist, 0spssmber
25th. 1875. GEO. w. COMBS,
Tax collector St. John the Baptist.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST.. JOHN the BAPTIST
Parish Court.
Mo. 2lz-
Ua
Vacant SscccssioH Of the late
Francois Haguenier.

BY virtue Of, and In obedience to an order
Of sale to me directed by the Honorable
Numa Tr6pagnier. Judge Of the Parish Court,
for tho Parish Of st. John the Baptist, State
Of Louisiana, will proceed to se1l ut public
suction. ut the grocery store Of the deceased,
situated ON the property Of Wow. Michel
Cambre, In this Parish, on
SATURDAY the 9Th day of OCTOBER 1875,
at the hour Of o'clock A. NJ,
the following property, belonging to said
vacant succession, TO wit: .r
One building used as q store, the counters
and fixtures, one warehouse and out build.
ings. ono h0rse, two carts and harnesses, one
wagon tone one lot Of iron, one cypress
skif with oai,1 and tho contents OF said
store, consisting in dry goods, groceries,
liquors, hard ware, tin ware, medicines, and
other notions, two show caNes, and lot Of
movable effects and household furniture, ETC.,
etc. ... .a. o. -.. ..-
Merchants and the public in general are
called TO this very large sale.
TERMS: =
. Cash.
Parish Of St. John the Bsptist, septembes
LUCIEN CAMBRE,
LIST. Sheriff.
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II1IaEdE5 !
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haaAM.saseia 0smnb b0 ssIss1sS1sAs jsaaNA6
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- rAYoRirx. ;It1ajr

Leaves New Orleans for the Convent,
Parish st. James, every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY Ct 10 O'Clock, A. N. Returning on
"WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
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REGULAR BATON ROUGE PLAQUE
NINE And COAST S4lllWEKKEH
PACKET,

Ala Junel, naglr, Chaa 4. 1rn1s, 1lsrk,
WI lseys Msw Oflsaas every WsnsI1.AS.
RstasnIag, vill lsavs Daasa Rouge evsry
1IUnGDAY and SUNDAY evening.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-02-20

Zee ssss saas fsaass 10 asst
Va asfft 80 fsFisi8s
Va sataf a#sef 80 aH4 sas
"a afHfH atsH.Fs s1Fsf 9aiHN
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gasm waaif5as sssi saI d,rsfg
rbs afhsf snifss ths sioat. sTsf.
AaI n ssss dsfs dsr shssfy.
fhis Hfs n ours =. silsf ~,
Aiuas ~ w. sisll a4fss w.
n W. sth btaish grief snd s~ss,
lets hsats ~ aadsffsksii
ff9m .ss ~d oi Pbfsaology ssd
lhysing6omy.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-02-20

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Hf saf fsat fff spa :
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haf Hs hsmfa stmmt@ Thaf
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faafsysf sselsfHaH 8a9 ~ t.m
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sIfh0sf hsslfshga sgaffsl.ef9a
NJ an eqHitas8fna aa sf8m6Hf.1a
sfft8li . bffIIaf 'of sawbTsbsaHrs
res asI ifsfslI6E ss8iff JHiaF
81 lbH Hms. b. hm never lBat bH|
temper h.t presence " m.a8, w be
s4ms Involved 10 staeu.ity.
~ slnmsiihz Of f0s.foa. u si9ald 1
b. ahdsrHooi that there Il hot one .
man N isa th0umai sba. dssifoas /
only u telling fe truth, aa1 hossewod
of m esfaaffva kaoslojge n 90 tle
'aets pertinent 10 iho poiot N i.snr.
could m'tlia spob ao eSaa,ialtiJn o.
That iu,l undergone by NouIton with
BE-, being sFrmped anj loss lhou.
and time. gaJer the GeiBavs lead n
.och opposiog codagsI' This fact
,crves to demonstrate hat Moal,on is
10 common man.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-02-20
The "star"

solicits continuous notcs. md cor
rcspondcnco from aII parties In differ
ont localities on tie Farmers Move.
mcnt ; on the condition Of tic creps
and markets on domestic or house.
hold matters and on all subjects in
which our people arc interested.
Every body is earnestly requested to
write for the STAR. and by 80 doing
aid ~ iu making it ncwsy, inter
csting aud instructive paper.
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Tas srtH viii is lafbishsd 70 efairs
affgs. tE , lpvafIs o. fgfg spisrs
ist each 0nhya iH ibif section n
ihs sfafs make ap q Cinb. n
Black applications fJf msmbefa. ~
Wi.l bo furnished N fha oranges. lor
oae 50iilf per ba6Iri $40 otlaf
pfiatel natter f5f 0af brother
Paif0fs ai fret c1at ~
The friends ~ NE srtn sh5a 4 se4
ihat il0s scattered fYeryahofg. Ciabs
misbt be male Hp No every Gfange
meeting 4 little rfoft on tba part
Of our ifehds. would iu n few " cks
Increase iis circulation bub1feds.
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BAD EFFECT OF THE WOMEN ON THE
JURY.
Cor. Chicago Tribunel
The absence of the Beechers and of
Mrs. Tilton, was the result, | fancy.
of solemn council of war held on
Sunday, at which Evarts presided.
The injurious effect OF their presence
upon the jury seems TO have struck
everybody but. Shearman, who reves
in the sort of theater display which
surrounds a man on trial for murder
with his weeping wife and children.
Mr.. Beecher's palpable anxiety, the
feverish interest he took in the
smallest contention between counsel,
the terrible indications of mental dis
tress which hung their crimson on his
cheeks-all these things produced i'm
pressions the very reverse of those
desired by the crafty little lawyer
who is mainly responsible for the
equivocations of this trial-who never
comes to the surface except to empha-
size technical point or discrepancy
in debate or punctuation. Had our
blessed Lord dep. nded Dpon such an
attorney before Pontlus Plate, Shear
man would have concentrated the
defense of Christiapity in the plea
that the Roman authorities had no ju>
risdictlon, or dexterously argued that
Calaphas' title to the High.Priesthood
was imperfect.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-02-20

How TO KEEP WARM.-One way
not 10 keep warm is to drink freely
OF hot drinks: to keep the pores of the
skin closed; 10 eat more than can be
digested 10 sit over hot air fur
mace to lace tightly; wear tight gar
tiers, tight shoes. tight gloves, and
bundle up with "heaps" of warm
clothing; wear mufflers around the
neck, and avoid a breath of cool, fresh
air; take wine or bitters before meals,
and pills. to aid digestion after eating.
Do this daily month or more, and
you will be as tender tropical house
plant, and will take dreadful colds"
on the slightest exposure. Hot drinks
just before going out are especially
favorable to induce chills; and this
is the way many are trying to cheat
nature and prolong a miserable exist
ence.-Scieuce of Health.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-02-20

Having attended the state Grange
and been put in possession Of matters
Of considerable importance to the
Oranges in this section, | will, if de-
sired, visit any Grange and instruct
them in the correct workings Of the
Order without charge, provided they
attend to conveying ne to aud from
the place Of meeting.
Address G. X. Browning, Biloxi,
Miss. If
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-02-20

BY THE STATE GRANGE.

FsoLvED. That we recon.
ID to the patronage and sup
Of the Order throughout the
|te, The Farmers Vindicator',
70 Southern Homestead, The
of Pascagoula and The Pa
of Husbandry, and said jour
are requested to publish the
ceedings of the State Grange,
the Secretary is directed to
'ish said papers with copies of
circulars and other official no.
: required for publication.
meeting of BInff Grange the fol-
ng resolutions were unanimously
Pted:
'SoLvED, That the STAR OF PAscA-
- = DO chosen ns the official organ of
utaDge. and that tho Secretary be
acted to forward a copy of these reso-
ns to the STAR.
The 49,; thM we pan with satisfac-
ypino '.ion as S'.ion Q, brotner =: a.
reco,, es as olsh8e editor OF the STAR
,ecommend it as faithful and able
nent OF the designs and inter. SITS of
Il sunnn-. y, a.rohs OF Husoaudry and
ppo'' oi the order.
'ANGE GRANGE MEETING. follow
resolutions were adonted hv Orange
ge at their regular meeting on Mon.
Aug. 3rd.
s>oLvED, That we take nlassnra in
bending to all members 81 onr order
!, 70 the tillers OF the soil eyerywbere'