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Mr.. David Carr, Of kosciusko, Is IN the

Dir. David Carr, Of kosciusko, Is In the
city.
W II. Jewell, Esq, Of tile viek.bur.
Monitor, is in the city.
John w. Robinson, ESQ. and f,m;t,,
with the Misses Hlzheim. left for HINTS
vile, Ala, on Monday They will visit
Sewanee, where Miss Annie Robinson Is at
school, before they return.
/ We are under obligations to Messrs. j. ).
Jones, Of Cold Water, Tate county. and
Geo. l. Gracey, of Summit, Pike county,
Tor additions to our subscription list. You
have cur thanks, gentlemen
Jackson was not as largely represented
at the Raymond meeting as she should
have been; but she will be next time.
with little Moses and the silver cornet
band WON'T you be along:
W. are not going to burthen the columns
of TnE CLARION with reports of bills to in
corporate 'Grayyille'' and s.Snooksburg."
and TO remove the civil disabilities Of
Lizzie S.mkins,' during the session of the
Legislature.
Honest Mail Agents--The mail agents
are most abused set, and we note one hon
est act that has recently come under our
notice. On Thursday morning we received
a subscription from Tiplerville, Tippah Co.,
in letter that never had been sealed.
The Central Star speaks of Mr.. c. P. Cab
aniss as ''the accommodating and clever
agent at Sallis," on the Kosciusko Branch
Railroao-Charlie is the son of the lament
ed DIR. Cabaniss, and we are gratiffed to
know that he is prospecting so we'll
The Sunburst is mad with us because we |
haven't offered it less mum Der than fifty |
eight new subscribers in one week, 1t is |
not our fault. Our friends will have to /
take the blame. They only require us to |
one hundred and five this
week.
The Rifle Teams of this city are composed
IF the following gentlemen: The Irish,
Mcssrs. Hamilton, Mahon, Allyn, Shaugh-
messy and Glover. The Cosmopolitan,
Messrs- Galbreath, Bailey, Noonan, Lassi.er
md Griffin. They practicting daily for
he next war. Shoot, Luke, or give up the
gun!
The large iron gates in front OF the Capt.
oil have been removed preparatory to pla-
ing them in front of Jackson, No. Is en-
line house.
The fast running
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Southern Patents.

MIR. III. n. jenkins. solicitor of patents.
No. p Commercial Place, New Orleans, of
ticially reports to THE CLARION the follow
ing complete list of patents granted south
ern Inventors for the week ending June roth
1875:
LOulsiana-A. g. Gardner, New Orleans
piano-stringing device. TeXas-W. 7. Rob
inson, Huntsville, scale beams; G. l.. Ram
age, Sherman, car couplings; Charles G..
Garrett, Calvert, dropping bottles. south
Carolina-Julia l.. Clement, Williamson.
hens nest. North Carolina William 4.
Elliott Wilmington, bale-tie; John l. .
Jones, Oxford, plug tobacco machines. Ar
kansas-John Shive, Centre Hill, hopplcs.
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FROM SOUTHWEST ArTALA.--I HAVE BEEN

FROM SOUTHWEST ATTALA.--I HAVE BEEN
TAKING YOUR PAPER so LONG CAN
NOT TELL WHEN 1 COMMENCED.
ATTALA Co, NEAR GOODMAN, !
July 18th, 1875
MEssRs. 2. & B.: Enclosed find $500 re-
newal; | will try and get some of my neigh
bors TO take THE CLARION, most of them
now take our local paper, the Central Star.
1 have been taking your paper for so long
time that | could not tell when | commenc-
Ell. do not know how | could do without
it, and when l fail TO renew in time please
let me know, but l will try to be punctu2l.
Yours,
J.k.S.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
NOTES THECAPIT0L

SKEATE.-HOn. J. ". Stone in the chair.
Mr. Warner introduced a bill 10 provide for
submitting the constitution to the people.
Referred. Mr.. Sessions introduced a reso-
luton requiring Finance Committee to re-
port bill to require sheTif1s. % TAX collect
ors, to give bonds. Some discussion. Mr.
Warner opposed; Messrs. Sessions and Ben
nett favored. Mr. Bennett referred 10 the
Governor as "the little Emperor in the
southwest corner of the Capitol Reso-
luton indefinitely postponed Governors
Message read.
HoUsE.-Seventy-sev members present.
Speaker Shadd in the chair. Usual prelim-
mary skirmishing. The wheels were at last
creased and the Governors Message was
read.
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FROM WILKINSON.

FORT ADAMS, July 9th, 1875.
MEssRs. 2. s. b Enclosed find $500 for
nv renewal to The CLARION, when my sub
scription expired in April last | was not in
funds to renew it, though desired to do SO,
and as planting is not very profitable or re
numeratlve, it is not safe to borrow, | owe
you many thanks for not disoontin ling your
paper to my address. | desire you to date
my renewal back from the time when my
subscription expired in April last.
Yours,
w. L. b.
Our esteemed friend and old subscri-
Der is mistaken, his time expired June
10th, and has done so at that date every
wear for the last five or six.
EDS. CLARION
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COPIAH COUNTY.

For the Legislature-Dr. T.. A. Rowan, Geo. ".
Miller; For Sherif-W. w. Cook; For Chan
cherry Clerk-Troy NJ. Afford; For Circuit
Clerk-Ed W. Brown; For Treastrer-A. j.
Hodges; For Assessor--Jas. 5. Martin For
Surveyor-H. ID. Burton; For Coroner and
Ranger-W. NJ. Haley. HAzLEnuRsT BEAr-
For Superyisor-Thos s Catchings For jus
tees of the Pcace--S. u. Ramsey J. Il.
Groome; For Constable-W. T. Morohead.
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CENTRAL FEMALE ISsrrrurE.-Tl

CENTRAL FEMALE INsTrTUTE.-This
well known institution of learning win be
reopened Sept. 18th. President Hillman
and his accom- plished lady may well be
proud of their success in the building up of
an institution that is an honor to the great
cause of education. Having conducted the
Institute for nineteen years, their expe-
rience. and the uninterrupted prosperity of
their school, have secured for them and it
the unlimited confidence and appreciation
OF the public. We have 50 often referred
TO the Institute, that we deem unnecessary
now to say more than merely call attention
20 the usual announcement Of the ensuing
session..
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The Clarion and It's Friends.

PROM CONVICTION COUNTY, NEW sUBscRI-
BER SENT BY OLD FRIEND.
MT. OLIVE, CONVICTION Co.
July 10th, 1S75l
MEssRs. +. x B.: Enclosed please fiud
$l-00 for which send campaign CLARION TO
Mr.. b. l., at this office. l am not myself a
subscriber TO your paper, from the fact that
my sou is which is all the same. My house
could not be without TIE CLARION. fully
endorse its course and will, during the can
vass, do all | can for it.
Yours truly,
G. {. B.
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July Is, 1875.


MEMPHIS CONFERENCE FEMALE IN
srITUTE.-This old, prosperous, and very
popular institution of learning, located at
jackson, Tenn. and under the presidency
of Rev. A. w Jones, d. D., begins its thir-
ty-second annual session on the first Monday
in September. See announcement in an
other column. There were AS students in
attendance last session, of whom quite =
large number were from Mississippi. The
faculty is able; the terms are moderate;
the location most favorable.
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DR.. Innis has established branch of his
celebrated vapor baths in this city at Jno'
J. Rohrbacher's. Dr. j III. Iuckley Is in
charge The benefit which can be derived
from these baths are so well known that
it ia not necessary for Us to enlarge upon
them. The mere announcement that they
have been established in the city and At
what place, is sufficient Cali upon the
DontOr
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State may hear and heed its teachings is
my wish. We must be successful Were
~ not Tor my own press of business ! would
delight to canvass the State. as did in lS6S
ana get yon two thous and subscriber
There would be no trouble in accom- plshing
work Tor. Your friend.
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FROM MARSHALL.

BAHALIA, July 22d, 1875.
MEssRs. z. & B.: Enclosed find $l.00 for
renewal of my subscription. 1 am one of
the staunchest friends of The CLARION, and
as long as am able 10 pay for il, it shall be
a welcome visitor at my house. Hoping
that your efforts in the noble cause, which
you advocate may hasten the hour of cur
country's delivery from tyranny and opprcs-
sion, remain truly your friend,
A Y H.
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A CLUB FROM TATE COUNTY, PROCURED
THE ABOVE LIST IN TWENTY MINUTES"
COLD WATER, July 22d, 1875.
MEssRs. p. & b.; Enclosed find $500 for
THE CLARION, which you will send to the
following persons: w. II. A, E. r., j. 4 T.,
d. w. A, and Al. s, st this office. pro-
cured the above club in twenty minutes. 49,
We are having fine rain to-day. The crops
were never better. [ hope to send you an
other club in few days.
Yours fraternally,
j. ;, j.
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NIISSISSIPpI
M Military INSTITUTE.
ABERDEEN.
a eu,HrruFp ry-rulfioS.

- Experienced Teachers and pr......
gladuatcs of the hest College. 81 tI.r r..I,..
Excellent Apparatus. llcathnn Io.a...
Elegant society.
ono ol the cheapest Schools South.
For further Information utlIrt..
j.. +. MJRFEE rrc.iIeu.
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July 13, 1S7;

THANKS. = Our appreciative friend,
Heman DEMO. of the well known book and
stationery house of w. III. Woodruff, Nicks-
burg, will please accept the thanks of The
CLARION for files of late papers, home and
foreign, from the large variety kept on sale
at that establishment
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THE TICKET TO VOTE.
Regular Gic-COnserVntiVe
Nominees of the Various Dis
tricIs and Counties.

Efs~ The friends Of THE CLARION are re-
specially requested to send in the tickets as
fast as nominated as we intend to keep rnE
TICKET TO VOTE standing until after the elcc-
ton. Send postotiee address also.
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FROM Pamela.

SARDIs, July 22d, 1915.
MEssRs. 2. & p: Enclosed find $500
with my thanks for your noble opposition
to the powers that be in political point of
view hope that you will never stop my pa
per until support the Radicals, then put
me in the Lunatic Asylum, and dis own such
a subscriber. | will do what | to get
you club. Yours,
ID, A h
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CHARLIE Ross has not been found,
but many families have found the place to
buy the safest and cheapest oil. 1t is the
Sire proof oil" at the store of
S. LKMLY & Son.
july 13, 1875. jy14-2m
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FROM MoNTGoMERY.-sHoT SHOT IN EVERY
DIRECTION, EVERY ONE TAKING
wTNoNA, july 25th. 1875.

WTNoNA, july 18th. 1875.
EDITORS CLARION: have read the old
CLARION very atIentively of late and am
glad to see that she has put on her armor
for the contest, and is pouring hot shot in
every direction. Those shot are every one
taking effect. The killed and wounded are
to be seen on every hand. You seem TO
have burnt the bridge behind you, and
struck a bee line for the trium plant re-
demption of Mississippi from the hands OF
the vampires who have been robbing the
State and people of their hard earnings.
May THE CLARIoN's voice be loud and long,
so that every native and adopted son Of the
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-28

THE STATE HIBERNIAN ASSOCIATION
meets at Vicksburg on Tuesday, August
10th. Several subordinate associations have
been organized since the last annual meet
inn
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Go WITH THE CROWD, and you can
buy your oil, IN the use of which there is
safety and economy, and no risk whatever
Just as well to try and explode pine-knots
rs the fire-proof oil sold by
S. LRMLY & Son.
Tnlv II 1879 iyl4-9m
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SPEECHES of Capt. L. NJ. Young,
Messrs. Singleton, FOote, and Hardy,
were centre shots, and struck the bulls
eye every FIRE. Their sallies carried con-
sternation and Decentralization to the CO.
horts of the Rads.-Forest Register.
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LIABILITIES
THE STATE q MISSISSIPPI

Before me- Joseph =. BilIuus Mayor ut rH.
city Of Columbus. and sr-oHr,, Justice at t..
Pence in and for said county and state lru..
personally. John ~ BiIuUs President anT
Nathaniel r.. Goodwin. Cashier l,J-.H..a -e..
reiaryl and made oath in due form. fHat H.
foregoing statement is true exhibit nf fH.
condition Of the Institution they rrrrr-.Ht. fu
the best Of their knowledge and belief
JOHN BILLuPs prcslIeH.
J.. J.. GOoDwiy, Cash. and cx-8f Sec fy.
Sworn 10 and subscribed this 9th layof july
a. d. 1870
tsEAL1 JNO T. BILLUp%
Mayor 81 the city Of Columbus qua pE-ofItil
Justice Of the Peace
July ~ ls7j-lt
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SUSIE, will leave jackson for Carthage, and
all intermediate points on Pearl river as
soon as the river rises.
A negro was hung at Iuka the other day
for outragIng young white girl last May
He was tried found guilty, and sentenced
to the penitentiary and taken out of jail
and hung The hanging was all right, but
it should have been done last May-better
late than never. Hanging for offenses ofthis
sort is about played out in Mississippi
Burning is next in order.
Oh what we gwine to do when de lection
bust de country up,
And scatters de darkies all around;
De Emancipation proclamation, diSpenSation
enforcement and donation
Dem tings is mighty big we bound.
De times is gittiL' curious, and all hands is
gittin' skered,
And leadin' folks is gttin' mighty blue;
Wild de Emancipation proclamation, dispen-
sation, enforcement and donation,
Golly! what's de po' carpet-bagger gwine
to do?
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ANOTHER CLUB FROM YAzoo.

YAzoo CITY, July 2lst, 1875.
MEssRs. z. & B.. Enclosed l send S. 90
to pay for THE CLARION months for Messrs.
S. O. R., G.. w. W., c. w. H., W. W., and 5.
B., all at this place, care of b. and 5.
Yours truly,
F. r.
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We had a visit from Mr.. James Cooney,
late private in Co. B., 10th U. S. l., on
Thursday. He has just received his dis
charge and was on his way home to New
York. Mr.. COoney was stationed, with his
company, at this post for five years, and
during that time, by his department as a
soldier, he has made, probably, more friends
among the citizens than any other soldier
officer or private--that has ever been
stationed here We will add that he has
been member of the Methodist Sunday
school during most of the time, and a sub
scriber to The CLARION for the last three
wears,
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SnecinI Notice.

Messrs. Ketchum 81 Cumming. of Cor
NTH, Miss, solicits the correspondence of
parties wanting light or heavy steam pow
er, they sell Betting, Pullys, Gin Gearing,
Brass and Iron castings of all kinds, are
fully prepared to do all kinds of Machinery
repairs. They make a speciality of Archi-
tectural Iron work. Prices in competition
with st. Louis and Cincinnati. 2t.
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FROM TIPPAH COUNTY.

TIPLERvILLE, IIPPAH Co, !
| July 10th, 1919
| MEssRs p & B.: Please find enclosed
herewith $1.GO, tor which you will continue
to my address the dear old Clarion, 1 cannot
feel salts ned toiktout ii,
&. j. +.
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FROM LEAKE-"A ALL WHO WISH THE STATE
WELL SHOULD ASSIST IN SUPPORTING 1T.

COOP HOPE. July 2Ist, 1878.
MEssRS. p. & B.: / send my renewal by
Mr.. w. B.; negl scted to send it sooner. /
don't want THE CLARION to stop coming to
me, all who wish the State well should as
sist in supporting il. 1t has been firm adj
voeate of Conservatism since the surrender.
by it we have been ably eOunciled to accept
with good grace what we could not help.
To follow the dictates of sound reason rath-
er than passion. Crop prospects are good
so far, and from present appearances this
Beat will make plenty OF corn for another
year. Have had most too much rain. but it
gives opportunity to turn over stubble lald
preparatory to sowing oats this Fall
Yours,
FED.
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PIKE COUNTY.

For Representative. NJ Causeyi Sheriff
r. A. Fielder; Chancery Clerk-W. VI. Conerly
Circuit Clerk-A. =. SParkman; Treasurer
Henry BrownGeld; Assessor-Sam Hawkins;
Surveyors Simmons
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INsURANCE.-See the ninth annual
statement of the affairs of the Columbus In
surance and Banking Company, in another
column.
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CAPT. II, d. MONEY, of the Winona
Advance, the Coming man for Congress
paid us visit on Thursday.
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FoNDREN-On the 10th inst, ut the resi-
dence of her father, &. 4. Heard, Esq. Mrs.
LULA FoNDREN, wife of Mr.. VIM. Fondren.
aged about 20 years.
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The entire stock of Summer Dress
Goods are offered at greatly reduced prices,
at j. STADEKER & Sons.
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A CLUB FROM PIKE COUNTY.

SUMMIT. July 23d, 1874.
MEssRs. p. 4 B.: Please find names of
new subscribers and 5000 to pay for same
j. Ma w. j. B., w. b. d Co, f. II. NJ.
and G. w. H., Summit and w. II. L., Nc
Comb City. Your friend,
q. 7. @.
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subscription Department.

We acknowledge receipt of subscriptions
to TIN CLARION for 1876, since our last
issue, TO Tuesday, 10th inst, inclusive. as
follows:
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Oaths are the counterfeit money in
which we pay the sacrifice of love.-Mi-
non de PEnclos.
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCES
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
JACKSON, TENNESSEE.
Rev. A. W.. JONES, Id. h., Pres't

FTNHIS oil and prosperous Institution has a
L. most favorable location, and furnishes the
best advantages Of Female Education.
TUITIoS.-tPer Session, l-Collegiate Depart
ment. SIS 90 Music, $50 90 Board, Wash
ing, Fuel etc, 500 90, other charges moderate
Tuition Fees and one-hAlf the Board IN al
vance. Send for Catalogues.
Fall Session begins the First Monday In
September. Spring Session, the Fourth Mon
day in January.
Tuly18, l676-6w,
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For nice Summer Suit, call on
STADEKER.
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STRAW Goods, less than cost, at
STADEEER'S
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Us ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER

A FRIEND SENDS Us ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER
FROM UNION. AND PROMISES MORE.
PoNToToC. July 24th, 1915.
MEssRs, p. & B.! | herewith send $200,
for which please send The CLARION to g w.
NJ New Albany, Union county. for one
year. When our Circuit Court (which is in
session. Is over, L Will send you more sub
criberS. Yours,
C.B. NJ.
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The YnpOr Baths.

JUST in 200 pieces New Style Calico,
ar STADEKER's.
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A CLUB FROM UNION COUNTY.

COTTON PLANT, July 22d, 1873.
MEssRs. Z. & B.: Enclosed find $40O, please
send The CLARION to the following persons,
viz: S. w. p, c. S. McA., and r. {. Mob.
this office. J. p, Ne" Albany. All for six
months. send money by registered letter;
don't like the plan, but it is the best | can
do. You remember letter that contained
$l4.O0 of yours from he was lost year or
so ago; hope this may have better fate.
Very truly yours,
w. Il.
We will say to our friend that the
letter that he refers to is about the only
one we ever lost that was registered.
They will come safe at least nine times
out of ten. EDS. CLARION
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ANOTHER CLUB FROM NoXUBEE.-" HOPE TO
SEND YOU ANoTH Err LIST SOON"
Itnl,- 9th 1S-s

MACON. July 44tUs To- ID
MEssRs P. & B.: Rnclosad please find
money order for S. 90, tor which send THE
CLARION as per advertised terms to a. j..
l.. w. NJ and E. l. c. at BrOoksville Dr.J
Y. H.. at ShuquaIak, r. W. p, 7. j. F., and
DIR. J. c. F.. at this office.
The people held n meeting here Oday
and appointed delegates to the State COnven-
ton that meets in your city on the 81 prox
imO hope to send you another list of sub
seribers soon. Yours truly,
j. W.P
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A BALL

was given at Ripley at night, at which
many young hearts beat love to hearts
that spoke again and "all went merry as
. marriage BELL" JEFF,
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THROW PHYsic TO THE DOGS; I'll
NONE or IT."

We do not In the least feel like blame
Ing Macbeth for this expression OF dis.
gust; indeed, We are rathor inclintd Ia
sympathlzs with him. Even nowadays
most OF the cathartics offered to the
public are great rspulsive.looking pills,
the very appearance OF which 10 sum.
cispt 10 ''turn ones stomach" Had
Macbeth svsr taken DR.. Pisrcs's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets he would not have
uttered those words Of contempt. 1t Is
really encouraging. when n 10 III, to
and that q little. sugar-ooated Pellet, no
larger than q grain Of mustard. will as
promptly produce the desired effect as a
dose Of great, naussating pills. These
little Pellets. unlike other caihartics. are
really naturs's physic. They do not do.
bilitate. but tone and invigorate the sys-
TEN. No family should be without DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgativo Pellets.
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A Mxnrrxp PuSxHMrSr.-Yestsrda
morning O Chinese sneak thief, whose
Celestial cognomen Ii unknown TO a.,
received q richly deserved castigation at
the hands OF citizen Frank Babel. It
seems, in provling around In the rear
Of Franks saloon, the Mongolian OBJ.
served q piece Of rubber hose about 20
or 80 feet long. which he wa apparent.
IL DESTROYS OF converting into coin. He
accordingly mado his calculations,
watched his chance. and at the oppor-
tune moment laid his s~acrilegious hands
upon the hose. II stuck to them, and
was fast following them away, when
retributivs justice, In the psnon Of our
powerful French friend. overlook him.
Taking one end OF the hose Frank be-
iabored the rascal heartily. and when be
thought that hs had punished him
enough, kicked him Of the premises.
Il was quite ludicrous to listen 70 The
frantic interrogations Of the Celestial
pilfsrer. "wha for r. "You no like
iendum 2" etc., were shrisksd cut %
though his life depended upon giving
proper emphasis. by this time, per.
haps, hs has come TO the conclusion
that Frank did not want TO lend his
hoso.-Truekee Republican, Oh. "a.