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CHAS. WILLIAMS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office on Liberty street,
jackson, TENN.

VNENDERS his services In the several de-
4 partments Of his profession, of which
he has had an experience OF over forty
years in the South
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, en-
bracing Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Laryngitts and all other diseases OF that
class he has made for the last twenty-fiv We
years a speciality, and guarantees either re-
lief or cure In every case. He treats all
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: PLAGUE OF RArl.-A Rangoon
correspol dent of the London Times
writes TO that Journal as follows:
While Bengal las lately struggled
through 4 famine crisis, the Kurens
country, lying on the confines of
Burmah proper, has narrowly escaped
a crisis of the same kind, but in this
instance rats, and no drought, were
the cause of the scarcity. 1t appears
that certain parts of Burmah are
periodically visited by a plague of
rats. Hosts Of them march across
the country asd attack the roots OF
the crops and grain III the villages.
actually drive out the populace and
cause whole villages to be deserted
by their depredations. Such
plague had appeared near ToungH
and some suffering had arisen i
sequence, but the Governmen
pears to have provided food
IN want Of il, and all lea
now aYerted. A forteSt
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HELL.-The word 'hell," trausla-
ton OF the Greek word Gehenna, is a
term used to designate the valley of
Hinnom. This valley bounds Jerusa-
lem on the north, and lies below Mount
ZiOn-a scene of sacred and imperisha-
bic associations. In this valley Mo-
lOch, the national god of the Amorites,
was Worshiped with the horrid and in
human rite of sacrificing children in
the fire. When Josiah, in his con-
quests, overthrow this idOlatry, he
poured contempt upon the internal
practice by casting into the valley the
bones Of the departed. Ia the estima-
tiOn of the old Hebrews the bones of
the dead caused the greatest of all pol
lutions. Whatever person, place OF
things they touched were forthwith
considered ''unelestn." Hence this
valley of Hinnom, this "hell, /" having
been the receptacle of the human re-
mains which Josiah threw into it, was
considered i place the most polluted
and accursed. From this circumstance
it became a common receptacle for all
of the refuse of the city of Jerusalem.
Here large quantities Of dscOmposing
vegetable and animal matt er were CON
stantly thrown. This putrescent mat
ter generated an abundance of worms;
the worms here never died. To pre-
vent the noxious Cffiuvia springing
from this mass of corruption, poisoning
the atmosphere and breathing disease
and death into the heart of the city,
fires were kept burning day and night.
This valley, therefore, was literally a
place where 'the worm never died,
and where the fire was never quenched'
Jacksonville, Texas, telegram in
Galveston New: We had little fun
in town this evening at the expense
Of three gentlemen who went out
last night on a fishing excursion.
They expected to be absent a few
days, but came IN to-day dressed IN a
paPGr collar, pair of spurs aad 4
blanket, and on being asked why
they were crowGing the season. cx
planned that las night about u
O'Clock, while they were quietly
sleeping, they were awakened and
told TO peal of them store clothes.
They did wake tip, and finding them
selves confronted by two escaped con
victs with dOublebarreled shot-guns
pointed threateniugly at their heads,
they concluded that It was too warm
to wear clothes, and did pull of in
doubIe-qlick time. The convlcts
immediately changed their striped
suits for these, and went their way
rejoicing.
Ristori says: "Banquo kannot rize
yrom re CRATE"
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MEDON ACADEMY,
F. II. WILLIAMS, Principal.
MRS. l.. W. CRALLE, Assistant.

IL ANING secured a lease for period of
Ii nNe years on the lower rooms of the
Masonic building, propose, on the 10Th of
February next, 10 open q School at this
place, trusting that shall have the hearty
cooperation and patronage OF my friends
and the citizens of the community gener-
ally, in my undertaking.
The house referred to has recently under
gone extensive and substantial repairs, and
will be made perfectly com Portable and
ready for the reception ofpupiis be. ore the
time specified. l shall bend all my energies
10 the work before me and strive constant
ly to discharge faithfully and well my du-
ties arising from my relations as teacher, to
both patrons and pupils, and shall endeav-
or TO govern the school with nrmness and
moderation.
4 shall have the assistance OF my sister
MRS. L. ". CRALLE, who has had long
exT erience, both In preparatory and collie
giate institutions, and whose ability l am
telltgent community. M'Shing TO prevent
as Inuch as possible any further outlay on
the part OF parents and guardians in regard
To text books, i shall try. Is far as the ac-
quirements OF the scholars and interests Of
the school viii perInit, TO continue those
heretofore used. 49,
RATES TUITION PIE SF.eSEQS or FIVE
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The great bell (Kaiser-giocke, or
Emperor Belly for Cologne Cathedral
has been cast for the third time in
Berlin. It's final preparation and
cooking must have been tremendous
business. The furnace wherein the
French guns of which the bell is
made were cooked consumed, 200 cWt.
of coal and burned furiously for u
hours, melting down and artistically
stewing % captured cannons, some Of
which were feld-pieces OF the Louis
XIV, period, and were taken from
the French royal forces during their
campaign in the Palestine. Disem-
ban raised of its mantle" the dimen-
lions of the bell are as follows -
feet in height, IL feet in diameter, 80
feet in Circumference; its weight is 25
tons, and its clapper weighs 10 cWt.
All the other bells of Cologne Cathe-
dral put together do not weigh as
much as this monster, to ring which
80 men will be required. The in
scription is enclosed in a handsome
arabesque, above which stands st.
Peter. while beneath it is depicted the
of the German realm.
The Kaiser glocke Will be hung up In
the old belfry, under present peal,
until the Cathedral shall be finished,
when all the five bells composing the
complete peal viii be definitely sus-
pended at an elevation If 200 feet
above the Cathedral square.
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ternoOn with her. Suddenly
ed. her arms dropped 10 her
! from that time 70 the preseuS
been pOWe,less- She then too
bed, and has remained there N
/ died, requiring as much atteTnR
care as an infant. To make,
worse, she began to become e
/ " stout, and her weight increasec-
| I'll her arms and extremities were sal
I to be double the sizs Of those Of an OF,
| binary peFson Ia good health She
\ weighed at least 500 pounds, and II re-
! auired four men to lift her from her
| bed. With extreme difficulty the
| corpse was brought down stairs, and
laid out in 4 case measuring thirty-six
inches across There being no supports
sufficiently strong to bear Its weight,
il was laid upon the floor, and at the
funeral the case Was placed sideways
on rollers, and taken out through the
front door.
THRILLING WITH SOLDENE-The New
Orleans says that on Tuesday night,
during the performances Of 'sMns.
fArchiduc," at the St Charles Thea
ter, in that city, Henry Gallagher be-
came 50 charmed with Allie. Soldenc's
singing that he could not resist the
temptation Of throwing hera bouquet
Mile PArchiduc did not zee il at FIRST,
as she was singing wish her baokrS,
ly turned 70 the audiences, but as soC5S
she turned 10 make the usual bow il ;.
knoWledgementO of rOssiG Of applaiE-s
her delighted eyes fell upon the nose
gay, and she gracefully stopped TO Sc
cure it Just as she did so, the seeming
ly enchanted flowers moved = few feet
from where they had fallen upon the
stage. The Diva paused for a moment
and then made another attempt when
10! the flowers again drifted away from
her grasp. The idea now flashed across
her mind, ''the hing has got string
TO it" aud suiting the action 10 the
thought, she made q desperate rush,
POuneed upon the flowers and sent
them whirling back into the face Of
the malicious spectator. Then strik-
ing ma pose, she cast a con-
temptuOu whitening look upon
the discoI 81 Gallagher, who, .as the
same monient, felt the heavy hand Of a
policeman resting upon his shoulder.
The Soldene's tormenter was taken 20
the First Precinct Station, charged
with disturbing the peace, and Mon
sieur PArchiduc, upon hearing about
the matter, declared that he rather |
liked tit Was original"
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A NICE Young MAN.-Rem&.Al
acknowledgements cases seem q
cialty in England One recently
at Shrewsbury was certainly as
Gus in its way rs any yet repo
anywhere. A Mr.. Hurst, a NOV
young man with soap-locks, probably
was engaged to a Miss Wynne, who
had been accustomed 10 drink wine
and ale at home. Mr.. Hurst didn't
want any liquor about his house, and
Miss Wynne promised to give il up
but just before the day appointed
the wedding she wrote him this
note: Dear Tom: About the
and your not allowing it to COM
your house. My mother has
let me have little at dinner al
I do not think / could promi
do without a little, but
do without 1t if you wish n
wrote Miss Wynne, but the
minded bigOt of q sweetheart c
look upon her as a bad daug
Heth, and 50 broke off the en-
ment. Then came the breaclN
promise suit. The jury had a heavy
burden laid upon them. There came
sleek lawyers into court thanking God
that their client was not as other men
are and asking a verdict of approval
for such a model of true goodness.
The jury heard the testimony aud re-
tired and brought in verdict and
that good young man is likely in the
future to prosper better than ever,
because he II have less money to tempt
him into evil. The verdict of the ju-
~ was against him and the verdict OF
public opinion was served him right.
LIST. Louis Republicnn.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-08

How TO BURN COAL.-A writer in
/ the Journal Of Health offers the fol-
| lowing suggestions concerning the
| economical combustion of coal; A
very common mistake is made and
much fuel wasted in the manner Of
replenishing coal fires, both in furna-
ceS aud CRATES. They should be fed
with little coal at a time, aud often I;
but servants, TO save time and trOub-
le, put on a gr, al deal at onc9, the
frst result being that almost all the
heat is absorbed by tie newly put on
coal, which does not give out heat
until il has itself become red hot
Hence, for a while, the room is cold,
but when It becomes fairly aglQw the
heat is insufferable. The time to re-
plemish Il coal fire is As soon as the
coal begins 70 show ashes on the sur
face; then put on merely enough to
show q layer OF black coal covering
the red. This will snon kindie, and,
as there is not much OF il, an excess
Of heat will not be given out Many
almost put out the Ere by stirring the
CRATE As. soon as fresh coal is put on,
thus leaving all the heat in the ashes
when 10 should be sent to the new SUI
ply of coal. The time to stir tlG
is just we'll kiudled. This met
managing a coal fire is troul
but it saves fuel, gives a unifoT
and prevents the discOmflu
nations Of heat and cold ah
red 10.
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scOaEer of
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WRITERS OF ONE HYMS.-Th
of many writers rests on a sing
duction. DefOe was n volumino
thor, but Robinson Crusoe" Is a
has come down TO "a The Bu
Sir john Moore" has embalme,
memory Of the Rev. Charles We.
les, than that Of the military h
II is so in sacred History.
faVorite hymns aud You Vi
authors comrosei nnthiu
ular. Their geni-s rem
exhausted BY a siustzr,e
Let US look at n
81 ONE, thou
ing" was the e.
nance OF Robert
under the prcachingof -
He was u1sable. bSesming
Independent BaptistsTa
ing an avO,-ed SOcinisl
''ROck of Ages" IS
tian lyric, and ToplaC
ing half so preciorS
ministry among
Devon, in 1868.
enough in dispI
all its harshness
strunent of sacred
Few hymns have
ly sung at times OF
feeling than Come. We 81
and needy" It's author y
Hart, born in London, l71s
gan his life as a teacher
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trail Office in this city, is his son. A
daughter ia married. Capt. S.. J Ihn
was 70 yeans Of aged
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-08

Ristori says: "Banquo kannot rize
yrom re CRATE"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-08

arg a.
IN hfs
plagued
until IL
I TO such
year, ihei
appears
hilly co
seasons
IA
nor John b
the practice
Senator JON
Tennessee, AMI
Greenville.
Home journal:
Jr.. elected M1y
Tenn.
Murireesbo =
attendance or
concerts aud efs, ~
Columbia HefS >
Big Bigbee, speut s A|
Nelson House this wcFK.
GAINESVILLE Chronicle:
one thousand convicts in
Tertiary 40 Nashville. and
"still they 60"
franklin Review: Our cid
celebrate the goth Of ~
night at the City Hall i
the Mecklenburg Declare
pendence.
Memphis Ledger;
notwithsi
know say tll4sl
good fruit CROP
ton Of the coy
Brovnsyi
]. Lea, Of
10 the Meg
sele 49,
-
~
lava
ion.
VI
ieAr
'ur
ar,
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a concert IS 10 De
Methodist church in ]
day night, May Sth.
aker and others from JacA
some of the best musicianl
place, viii take part in the 4.
Ii is expected to be an
great interest to all lover
cal and instrumental
proceeds go cents admit
toward completing the
CANT church building.
tin.
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From the ssston Daily Advertiser.
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and co.ns,
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