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CORRESPONDENCE.
BaECKvILLE, March Is, 1876.
E'}jfa3. fIJnton Nail

BaEckvILLE, March Is, 1876.
Edir0T canton Nail:
DEAR SIR-Our club met this eve
ming pursuant to adjournment, tor a
more effective organizations As
we numbered only thirty-one, ana
ut this our second meeting, JOHy-
three new names were added, l
must say that our meeting was a de-
eided success. We confidently cX-
pcct at our next regular meeting IN
April 10 have many acccssions from
( the colored people, as the following
resolution was unanimously adopt
cd |:
"Whcrras, information of rcla
bic nature has reached this club that
intimidation on the part of leading
Republicans aud fear of personal Vi
oicucc have deferred many colored
voters from casting their votes with
| us hercto.ore:
Therefore, Resolved, That Black
River Club stands pledged to a man
to support all such persons in the
full and free enjoyment of the cleo
ton franchise
| enclose you list of members,
which on account of the apathy and
Indifference manifested by the pco-
pie in other parts of the county, 1t
might rcsultin good for you to pub
fish. | leave this, however, to your
better Judgment. Had you been
present at our meeting, you would
LA-.- ~-qurcI put hrm deter
mination on the part of every one
never to allow the same political
state of affairs to exist again. From
the fact that this vicinity is the
home of Warner and others who
have used dcspotic influence in con
trolling the colore'l votes, our meet
ing has a strong political significance.
| will keep you posted IN the fu-
tnrc in regard to our motions. The
following is q list of our members :
o + Billinglea, Pres; ID G Holli-
day, E l. Uargon, d S Watts, vice
Presidents; J NJ Grafton, Scc'y; I
& Stecn, Asst Scc'y; ii S Dick,
Treasurer ;Jno w Massey. Sergeant
alarms Geo W Grafton, f G Pos
tell, VIM Law, Il J Grafton, Sam'l
Magruder, f J Tucker, Rob't Hicks,
,Ino G. Davis, William Wallace,
Louis Sanders, n + Lambert, Thos
ID Tucker, Jno Z Sharp, III c Blake
man, J + Robinson, Il n Hargon,
Otis IIargon, Jno b Sample ,Sr., Eu-
gene Castins, Henry Keith, William
Fowler, r. l. Castins,J F Whitworth,
Frank Dick, J NJ Allen, J VI Holli-
day, Simeon Holiday, r J Castins,
J J Atkinson, VIM IL Dudley, J a
Cook, NJ S Bacon, Wilburn Caslens,
J NJ Henry, Charles B Cooper, JAS
i Massey, Chas S Massey, J 0 Jones,
J l. Jones, Henry Luckett, Jno b
Massey, Jno G Howard, Nat b How
ard, Percy Howard, Frank How
ard, E I Coleman, ID L White, NJ
White, John White, III + Mitchell,
Charles Wales, col'd, Jno Suther-
land, ST., Jno Sutherland, Jr., Henry
Friezc, rc-baptiscd republican, L c
steen. Sr., A n Grafton, A J ALI
son. Jno B Sample, Jr., Thos }
Grafton, Marion Comfort. Rev J w
Gilland, l. W Gilland, Zachariah
Hawthorne, o F Billingslea, Jr.,
James Scott, col.
Believing in will result in great
good tt>our cause, | would like you
to publish such portions of above
as you deem best.
Very truly etc. G.
The best spring-tempcrcd sewing
machine needles, all sizes, tor all sewing
machines, for sale by
= 5-tf G. G. Gerry
L L 4 y l.
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Canton and vicinity was again
visited with q rain and wind storm
last Sunday night, lasting almost
the entire night. About daylight
Monday morning snow commenced
falling, and in short time the
whole face of the country was COW
cred to depth of several inches.
AS usual, the boys and young men
of our town had fine sport for an
hour or two, snow-balling.
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Blank Warrants, Summons and
RepIevin Writs, printed on good pa
per and in attractive style, on hand
and for sale at the MAIL Office. If.
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We understand that there is an
Indian church miles this side of
Carthage, with a large attendance
of Indians, presided over by col
orcd preacher of the Baptist faith,
Rev. A.. Horny, and that the colored
brother is doing good work.
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Wanted.

Wanfed.--Boa-d and lodging by Il
gentleman and lady, furnished room.
Terms must be moderate. Address P. o.
box Is
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A hand-prcss, type and fixtures sufti-
cicnt for Il small newspaper Office. Price
reasonable. Address this office.
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TO WHOM Ii NAY CONCERN.

INDIANAroLIS. Feb. II. 1874.
I have been Intimately acquainted with
the bearer. DIR. b. +. Hancock. for MANY
years. and know him to be highly skilled
in his profession and Il reliable. courtr-
Gus gentleman in every sense of the word.
| very chccrfully commend him to those
with whom he may come in contact.
,JOHN Il. GLOVER,
Treasurer of State Indiana.
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Respectfully.
.JNO. G. Brown.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. ID. 1874.
The bearer. DIR b. +. Hancock, a citi-
zen of indianapolis, intends going to De-
catur. Ala. TO practice his profession.
lie is skilled in his profession. is regard
ed as first class by our people, and a
worthy citizen. He has by his skill ac-
cumulated considerable property. is not
dependent upon his profession tor a sup
port. but desires to continue the practice
of his profession. l therefore commend
him TO the confidence and esteem of your
people. Rcspe ctfi!ly.
j. &. DENNY,
Attorney General Indiana.
above statcment of Judge denny.
251t r. \. HENDRICKS.
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The best dressed men of our city have
given up sending off for their suits and
now have them made at SILLETT'S.
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Insure your Gin-liOuses and Cotton
with STEELE & IEARGAIN,
1Ol3 ms rents.
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The Hon. Alexander II. Stephens or
tlers Globe Flower Cough Syrup to stis-
tain his throat and lungs i'll making his
great Civil Rights speech.
National Hotel, Washington, ID. c..
December 20. 1873.
DR.. j. S. PembertOa Dear Sir-I'lraSc
send me 3 bottles of your Globe Flower
Syrup by DIR. Samuel Bard.
Yours truly.
ALEX. III. STEPHENS.
Washington, ID. c. Jan. s. 1874.
DR. J S Pemberton, Dear Sir-The Globe
Flower Syrup duly received. Many
thanks. 1t has proved most valuable
remedy TO me. Yours truly.
ALEX. III. STEPHENS.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup ut PHIL
LIPS x JONES'
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Treasurer of State Indiana.


PULASKI. Tenn. Dec. 81. 1873.
Learning that DIR. Il. f. Hancock prir-
poses visiting the State of Mississippi. in
seach OF more genial climate, and to
prospect for Il permanent location. take
pleasure in commenting him. as Il gentle
man and Il thoroughly skilled dentist. to
the people of that state. He Is of South
crn birth. and in full sympathy with our
section. Mr.. Hancock has resided here
for several years, and has practi>ed his
profession with great success. and has
the entire confidence of his patrons. and
the community generally AMI goes fur
ther South. solciv as Il question of health.
| invoke i'm his behalf the courtesy and
confidence of any of my friends, to whom
he may present himself.
Respectfully,
ISo G. RROWS
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Advertised Letters.
p. O., CANTON, Miss.

p. o., CANTON, Miss.
List of letters rem aiming in this
office uncalled for, for the week
ending March 18Th, 1876.
Atkins B Holiday ID G.
Brown Adam James Wm
Brown Joseph kimbal Mrs Rendar
Cannon Jordan Maxim Rev VI u
Crockett Thomas Purvines \
Ford Miss Susie Rimmer Miss + L
Flutchcll James Steele Elijah
Glover Stanford Sack August
Gentry o III Tidweil Alice
GailIn Z NJ Whitch'd Mrs Annie
Galloway Mrs Jane Winters Mrs Fannie
Hall John Wilson ID
Harper Miss Julia Walker Samuel
Harper William Williams Augustus
Persons calling for the above let
tiers will please say advertised.
HENRY r. SMITH, PM.
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Grange Notice

Grange NOfiCc.-Cant0n Grange No
212. l.. H., meets at Odd Fellows Hall in
Canton, on the 3D. Saturday of every month
at ! | O'Clock ain.
The members are notified. and all Pat
roH< in good standing are cordially invited
to attend our meetings
WV. fEIE5ILEY. Ma-tCr.
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TRIAL OF LEONARD LEE.

Insure your gln-houscs and cotton
With STEELE IL IEARGAIN, lns. Ag'ts.
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Now receiving a splendid stock of gents
ladies' and chldren's shoes. made to order
for their spring and summer trade at the
34-4t Grange Dollar store.
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~
DIE D..

MONTG OMERY AT Jackson. Tenn.
Friday. 18th inst, of typhoid fever, Miss
Annie Ada Montgomery. daughter of the
Rev. II. II. Montgomery. Her remains
were brought to this place last Saturrl;l y
night and were carried to Sharon Sunday
morning TOR interment.
SEMMES. At Chattanooga, Tenn,
March 10th, at the residence of z. \. Bran
her. Esq. Miss Celeste Semmes. aged 81
years. daughter of the late DIR. b. j.
Semmcs of Prince Georges county, Nd.
and sister of our fellowtownsman, B. j.
Semmes, Esq.
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Hcpatine. Ilcpatine. licpatinc. Iicpa-
tine for the Liver, ut Phillips & Jones.
The new patent window shade. which
has no equal for durability and price, j.,
offered ut reduced price ut
31-lt III (.WJSZER Bro. =
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Three years ago DR.. BoSchce's German
Syrup WIS introduced into the United
States from Germany for the cure of
Coughs. severe Colds settled on the
breast. Consumption, and other diseases
of the throat and Lungs. No medicine
ever had such Il success. BOO. 900 sample
bottles have beec distributed every wear
for three years by druggists in all parts
of the United States. and nearly 1000 let
tiers from druggists are now on Our files.
saying that no other preparation in their
stores ever gave such excellent satistac-
ton. All we ask is for yOu to go to your
druggist and get Il sample bottle for 10
cents and try it. Regular size 75 cents.
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Fresh drugs, toilet article, etc, at Phil
ips & Jones.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

Hcpctinc discovered in southern MI
bia, cures all diseases of the liver At
PHILLIPS Il JOKES
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Onion Sets at Phillips & Jones drug
store.
Good beer at the Merchants Saloon.
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The best spring-tempcred sewing
machine needles, all sizes, tor all sewing
machines, for sale by
25-tf G. G. Cory.
The antics of Il wild and unbroke
mule that score of negroes were
trying to manage, furnished amuse-
ment for a goodIy crowd OF men
and boys on the Square last Thurs
day. For a little whic he was a
match for all the darllies that could
get around him, but they finally
overpowered him.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

N. ORLEANS st. LOUIS q CHICAGO K. r.
TRAINS NORTH.
No. Mail leaves at 4:l0 a. M.
No. 3 Express leaves at G:30 y. M
No. S Through freight leaves at Il 30 p. III.
No. WAY :. LEO 4. III.
No. Way {. - 1900 H..
TRAINS SOUTH.
No. Mall leaves at l:40 n. IN.
No. Express leaves ut 2:30 p. III.
No, 6 Through fri leaves at 1900 III.
No. Local - 1l:30 p. M.
No 10 - - & IS 6:00p. IN.
Nos. l, 2, ). 6. Z. S. Q and 10 run daily.
Nos. 3 and 4 will run daily. Sundays eN-
cepted. No. 3 will not leave Canton Sun
day. No. 4 will not leave Jackson Mon
day
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Wonderful Success

Full line of stationary, ut Philips Il
Jones'
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Fine Spectaclcs at Phillips u Jones
lrug store.
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No. II Liberty Street,
INFORMS the pubic that he has m.,ie
4 lafxc purchases for the Spring trad-.
giving especial attention to the
Agricultural Department.
january, which will me sold very close t.
cash.
80 boz. Axes,
$50 Hoes,
800 Prs. Traces,
300 Kegs Nails.
30 Miiburn Wagons. ,. 3. and horse.
1000 plow> Ofall the popular manufactures
FULL STOCK OF
Cotton Sweeps and Scrapers.
Double and Single Shovel PlOws,
Bull Tongues and Shovel Blades,
PIow Bolts. Points and Lan,ls,
CleviseS AMI I.ap-I,ingS.
Single and Double-Trccs.
WheciharrOwS and OX-bOws,
Wagon and Pillow Harness and Saddles,
Cotton Planters and Corn Shelters,
General Hardware.
Sash, Glass and Doors.
Garden seeds and Implements.
He calls attention of tile planters to a
new feature in cast plows which he has
introduced. viz:
THE STEEL POINT for Nos IL and
l PLOWS,
which makes them the most perfect plOw
ever offered for sale in this market.
by giving his undivided attention to
business he hopes for Il continuance of the
patronage SO liberally bestowed upon
him. 1225-3z.
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Pure sperm sewing machine oil for
sale by este G. G.. CoFFY.
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In The CIRCUIT COURT.

WIZ. PRIEsTLEY, Scc'y.
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We offer lot of first class dress shirts
and hats ut cost.
34-If III. GwINNER ~ Bro.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-10-21
a Womnu's Answer To II Mans V"c'-
ton.

o>E Or THE Girls.
10 Won know You have asked for the c"stll"s' ''nt
Ever made 10y the hand above
A wolna..' = heart and n wpmans life
And wouan's wonderful love.
n, Won know Won have asked for this priceless thing
As a child might ask for toy
Demanding what others have died I" VIII
With the reckless dash ot = 10y.
You have written my lesson Of duty out
Msn.like Won have questioned me,
Now stand at thu bar ni my woman soul
Until shall question thee.
You require your mntton shall always be hot.
Ynur socks and your shirts he whole.
| require your heart to he true Ms God stars
And Ms pure NJ his heaven your soul
Yon require cook for your mutton and beef
| require a far greater thing ~
seamstress yuu re wanting Tor stochihS an" shir's
look for a man and king.
A king for the beautiful realm called home
And msn that his maker. God.
Shsll look upon as he did on the hrst,
And say " 1t II very good.
I am So fair and young but the rose will fade
From my soft young cheek one day
Will YOU love mt then mid the fhllihs leaves
A. you did mid the blooms of May p:
Is vour heart an ocean SO strong and deep
may launch my sll on its tide:
loving woInsn finds heaven or he'll
on the day she is made II bride
require all things that are grand and true.
All things that man should be
Ii you give this ALL would stake my HE
To he all YOU demand OF nae.
II vo, cannot be this--a laundrcss ana COOK
You can hire-and little to pay
But a womane heart and wonisns HIS
Are not to be won that way.
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Nv First Client.

I had been called to the bar not quite
q wear and was seated with my friend
Frank Armitage. in our chambers IN the
temple. Frank had been called on, the
same day as myself, and we had agreed
to make our professional start together.
To that end we had become JOINT pos
SCISSORS of n set of chambers at NO. w
Firtree court, and of boy pamed
Rlobbs. who was known as our CLERK.
though his tender Years and seedy gar
ments made the dignitied appellation
sound almost ironical. His style OF
dress was peculiar. and gave one the
idea that he had several brothers OF var
ious sizes. and had borrowed an article
of apparel from each-his boots be-
longing to the eldest and his trowsers
TO the Youngest. There were snndry
other boys on our staircase with whom
Hlobhs was constantly having little diff
ferences. and fighting them ont upon
the landing: indeed this, with occa-
sional expeditions to Prosper's Tor com
missariat purposes. formed the staple OF
his professional occupations. When he
first undertook his duties. we had
started him with II pint bottle OF INK, Il
a ream of draft paper, ana a gross OF
pens: and we had enjolned HIM to en-
nlov all his leisure time Ill copying pre-
cedonts. He began with great vlgor,
and copied about Il page and half, III
n large school-hoy hand. the first morn
ING. but he never got any farther. The
ream of paper dwindled. somehow. and
the ink disappeared to an extent when
even the numerous little black devils,
with which Blohbs had embelllshed his
domain. failed to account for. until. one
morning. detected him in backing his
boots with il. and polishing them with
the pon-wiper, Still, as boys go. Blobbs
was not very bad specimen: and. as
We really had no work for him to do.
we were not disposed to he extremely
angry with him for not doing 1t.
Fortunately. Armitage and myself
were both. to Il considerable extent. in
dependent of our profession, for. to all
appearance. our profession was quite ill.,
dependent of us. We had been called.
rs | have mentioned. very nearly year.
and neither of us had been favored
with Il brief: nor did there appear TO he
any particular likelihood that We ever
should. We had had Il friend. Char
lev LarcOMhc. VINO hau recently nccn
articled to solicitor. and who had
promised that when he WAS out Of his
articles which would tie III about four
wears and had passed his examination
(which might be forty, he would give
us Il lift This rather vague prospect
really appeared to be our only chance:
but. with the natural sanguineness Of
youth. we still looked for briefs. though
we had not the taintest notion where
they were to come from. In truth. IN
the very early days of our professional
career. when we had only been harris
ters for week or two We used to watch
with anxious solicitude any person OF
legal aspect who was seen to cross the
court in the direction Of our staircase :;
but We found that the person of legal
aspect invariably stopped short at the
chambers of Cocksure, Q. c., which
were Immediately below ours. and the
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-10-21
The Night wind.

Alta lonely inn among the pines
sit alone in the hrelights glow
ros;no myself in the klos's mines,
And hearing the night wind come """ 10
And now it threatens aud now IT Sri'Ves'
Pleads Mt the Intel. or slams a blind
Nov i, prnwls. sullen. nh Mt the caves
This protran bitter Autumn Nind'
ricrccly it sweeps on the doorsidc yew'
Asavnlturc drops upon its prey
And now IN the throat of the sooty rue
hear It's howl, like boast at bay
~.wttd file. shrieking across the downs,
And now Ike ghost. it whispered me-
or people starving to death in towns
And of wrecks thousand leagues at SEA
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New York Fashion Notes.
From the Danbury News.

From the Danbury News.l
The Pifferari hat is a favorite one with
young girls.
The last novelty arrived from Paris is
the red fan with black sticks.
No BLUE tolettes are considered quite
complete unless touched mp with red
The forget me-not shade of blue is
fashionable color for an evening toilette.
FRENCH dresses have whalebones in
every seam. and steels are oftentimes
used.
The Lauzun coat. which is rather &C.
centric i'll STYLE, is very fashionable III
Paris.
IT is prophesicd that felt hats will not
be as popular next winter as they were
last.
Hon and pointed crowns are the dis
tinguishing characteristics of new fall
bonnets.
The newest style of watch for gentle
men has very thick glass face not en-
closed.
DARK colors. and black hest of all. are
the only suitable ones in which 60 have
IL photograph taken.
EVERYTHING in Paris is of the coie,f
derose--dresses. parasols. hat trimmings.
fans and bows. bows. bows.
POLoNAIsEs are given comparatively
new effect by buttoning them on the side.
or lacing them in the back.
WITH the hair arranged high on the
head. either side combs, back combs, or
hairpins in the shape of daggers or
swords are worn.
The "Gainsborough" and "Piilerari"
hats when worn by young ladies with
sufficiently " dashy" tastes are tipped 81
little on one side
AGAIN it is necessary to mention that
bows form the trimming or part of it on
most fashionable.
SHOES for indoor wear, noted for their
oddity rather than beauty, are of ticking
strapped across with leather, and tied on
the instep with colored ribbon.
PETTTCoATs trimmed with flounces or
embroidery are made of cambria or of
jaconet muslin, as they make the gar
ment less heavy and take starch better.
HEAD-DREssEs of Catogan netting, or
III OuicI WoIUS, cOIOTcU Wluc-SlIk DTuNt,
finished with a bow on top of the head
and another lower down. are much worn.
LADIES wear their watches suspended
at the side with n chdteiaine. When made
expressly for this purpose they are en-
cased in oxidized silver or japanese
crystal
PLATED skirts with jackets are the
most suitable dresses for boys under six
years. With these. long stockings the
color of the costume are worn in winter
and short ones in summer.
An outfit in tortoise shell jewe'ry con.
sists of necklace, bracelets, combs, ear
rings, a belt with chaie!oine and Il watch
framed in shell. For q lady to wear all
of the set at one time would be breach
of good taste. however.
A DARSING machine Is a late invention.
What an amount OF labor and hasty
words the affair will save, For it will
finish hole as large rs a twenty-five cent
piece in two minutes and IL half, some
thing which would take a careful needle
woman ten times as long to do Gar
mcnts may also he patched with this ma
chine.
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THESE are cooler nights, and most
people who sit on the piazza till late in
the evening conclude that id is aboul
tide to get Inside ad go do bed
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-10-21

NERVOUSNESS AND NEEvINEs. -Ner-
vousness is one of the prices we have to
pay for civilization: the nervous savage
der. which is partly OF mental and
partly of bodily nature, relief is
sought in various ways, and among
those we may place the employment of
narcotics. The temporary relief af
fordcd by these drugs is very apt to lead
those who suffer from nervous sensa-
tons to put too much trust in and to
resort too frequently to them. In the
long run, they prove most destructive
to the health. Their use has of late be-
come so frequent as to threaten society
with serious evil. 1t has been boldly
commended that choral is to be found in
the work-boXes and baskets of nearly
every lady in the west end of the me-
tropolis. ito calm her nerves." No
doubt this is an exaggemtion, but it is
fact that in New York choral punch
had become an institution scarcely
year after the introduction of chlcral
into medical practice. And now it turns
out that Germany" sober, orderly, pa
ternally-ruled Germany has such
thing as morp.ia disease spreading
among its population. The symptoms
are not unlike those of opium eating.
Experience suggests that persons suffer
ing from this disease should at once be
deprived of the drug. Their willful-
ness and liability to relapse, however.
are so great that it is said that only
about % per cent. have been seen TO re-
cover in Il large series OF cases. Gus
sells .N,yazinc.
4 poKGIoS FOR PooK M,ins.- BY the
will of Henry Eline. q London brewer,
fund was sometime since established
to provide for the marriage OF poor
Mails Before his death he established
an asylum where forty young girls are
trained for domestic service. On arriv-
ing at the age of twenty-one any girl
who has been educated in the asylum
and can show that she has behaved we'll,
may become candidate for marriage
portion of $500, for which six girls are
allowed to draw twice each year-the
LIST of May and the 9th of November.
The portion drawn in May is given after
a wedding, on the 9Th of November, and
the November money is given in like
manner on May-day.
CAT'S-Tpopuy-A mousa