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CHxYEssE, July 29.-There is No
authority for the report Of the Crock
tight. This fray repor, WAS made hy
him 6rst II Sidney. Two weeks ago,
and contrsd,cted from here by later
dates. .l.s ss
s. uAASIAoUsLY cHpsKx.
AAnEssr. July 29-Cungr..ssman
Secleye has been unanimously chosen,
president Of Amherst college.
SHUT Down.
DoYxn, N. a.. July 10 The Co
checo cotton mills sha. down for 80
days.
FINANCIAL.
NEw YoRK, July Bank state
ment. reserve increase sl,l5s,l %.
THE lpLKR, AHEAD.
b hkw YoRk, Jny; Az, The yacht
Idler in the race for the Bennett cup,
passed quasantine station, bound in At
$40 this .. n. The W.adeIsr left
at 6:45, the Countess of Daferin, at
8 =. m. was outside the bar. No.
thing has bcon secn OF the America
or Tidal Wave. n 49, 81
GRANTED RE,
Npw YoKK, July 2g-An order
has been granted, extending for 20
days ,ime, IN which the defendant
nav file Nm nYrsuer IN the soifi az
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BURNED.

LospnS, July 1a-Yasderbswn i
M.ra.Ame, Of Sweden, v4s 4 almost To-
tally burned l,,,. !. on tie 22-lt iu,, Gr..
distress prevails. Damage many mil.
lioa crowns. IL a.fysslit ri sElsa4
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Liverpooi.
Liverpool. July ~
YRaHAssTurys Qaiet
wautsf wheat S-sdays.sd. spring ssI,aess.
White ssedaaD-td. Club p-sdtsloa. Corn, 25s Sd
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INsIEUCIIU To ISAUE-
Il AaDsiD, Jsiy av-Fhe b.nk -of
Spain has been instructed % tssueAt o
;ss sssi.. . A''' s;Y'll)rlInfH8s
NOMINATION..
The nomit.elRn d Jose Baxanallara,
minis oesS 4 fseooed.
NN0SfArkRs IN KNOXVILLE.

PAEIs, July 2g.-The ac,ioa Of
ejR.; =! e e;a .,sa.a,. 2, 'ss 's.G,.s s.;s.;
iAe,Assi aa162ters was decided
yesterday. Six newspapers. includ-
ing the Repabliqges Fr,pc.isp, Gam
betta's organ, were fined two thou.
eand francs Zach. - ii r..r IN
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TMK KI ouRKN.

E1-Qneen Isabri'., onI the evening
Of her departure for Spain. has writ
ter : lstier TO Iresidens Mac Mahon,.
thanking him for the kindness shown
her during her eigh, years residence
IuatfRnCe. * ~
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egates appointed by this Conven-
ton to represent Tippah county in
the State Convention to be held at
jackson, on the 4th inst, should be
present at the holding of said Con-
vention, Col. j. L. Power of THE
CLARION, be and he is hereby ap-
pointed and requested to represent
Tippah county in said Convention.
On motion of Hon w. A. Boyd,
the delegates herein appointed to
the State Convention are hereby in
structed, when they assemble at
Jackson, to cooperate with the del
egates from this Congressional Dis
trict in the appointment Of an Ex-
ecutive Committee for this Congress
sional District.
The Convention expressed no pref
erence for place of holding Congress
sional Convention for this District.
Reso2ued, That the Secretary be
requested to furnish copies of the
proceedings of this Convention TO the
Ripley Advertiser and The Jackson
CLARION, with the request that the
same be published.
Convention adjourned sine die.
w. c. FALKNER, Chm'n
w. w. BAILEY, Sec'y.
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ter be added from the county at

ter be added from the county at
large.
Committee to select delegates to
the district nominating convention
reported the following names:
FIRST DiStrict-Dr A. M Brown,
G. S. Merriwether, r. W. Jones, A.
T. Wimberly and J. F. Kelley. Al
ternates-Dr Nell Smith, ID. Daven-
port, A. Furgason, T. L. Wynn and
W. B. Kelley.
Second District-M. D. L. Ste
phens, J. A Hartin, J. H. Fly, I. Bad
ley and r. White Carroll Alter
nates-D. W. Rogers, S. r. Kirk
wood, j. W. Porter, T. j. West and
F. D. Woods.
Third Dtstrict-Jno. NJ Moore.
Fl. w. Walker, J. II. Nance, W. E.
Benson and q. d. Moore Alter
nates-H w. Winter. W. B. Duke,
c. w. Rowland, j. II. McAfee, and
NJ. ID. Robertson.
Fourth District-W. L. Wynne,
Carey Wilburn, f. NJ. Duke, Henry
E. Carr, and J. w. Darby. Alter
nates-GrifT McSwine, j. II. Dulin,
q. T. Carlisle, w. G. Crenshaw, w.
G. Mitchell
Fgtth Dtstrict-Benj. L. Wynne,
John E. Holly, w. H. Armstrong,
Frank Durrett and L. Boil. Alter
nates-Lee Woodall, H. III. Mil
stead, Lorenzo Spearman, George
Shannon, John Scurr. Report re
ceived and adopted
Res0IUed, That delegates to the
State Convention be constituted
an executive committee to act with
other delegates to form a congress
sional executive committee, and
that the chairman be added to the
delegation from the county at large.
Res0lUed, That the delegates to
the district convention go unin-
structed.
Res0tced, That a committee Of
two from each supervisors district
be appointed to report to this body
the names of FIVE from each super
visor's district and one from the
county large, (amended by insert
ing bHlSC lHStGdu Vi I'VE J, u ICI III IL
County Democratic Executive Com
mittee. Committee reported the
following names:
First District-R. w. Jones, r.
IL. Wyatt, r. b. Riddick.
Second Disttfct-J. II. Wilson,
ST., j. l.. Backstrom, j. y. Hartin.
IHtrd DiStrict-Jno III. McAfee,
w. d. Robertson, j. NJ. Moore.
Fourth Distridt-W. I. Wynne,
w. J. Lester, q. L. McSwine.
FIFTH District d. Boyle, w.
II. Armstrong, B. L. Wynne. Re
port received and adopted.
ResoIvea, That the proceedings
of this convention be published in
the Water Valley papers and in the
JACKSON CLARION.
Convention adjourned.
ROLAND w. JONES, Chm.
r. WHITE CARROLL,
r. l.. PROPHrr, Secretaries.
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Warren County DemOcrafic.COn-
servaGiVe Convention.

Vlck.burg Herald.l
At12 o'clock ~, June Sd, Geo. NJ.
Klein, Chairman of the County Dem
ocratic Executive Committee, called
the Convention to order.
On motion, Mr.. Geo. NJ Klein
was elected temporary Chairman of
the Convention. and Mr.. H. DEMO
requested to act as Secretary.
On motion d committee Of five
were appointed on credentials, as
follows: DR.. H. Shannon. George
Voell1ner, C. w. Wick, T. w. Ham
mond, and q. L. Record, who re-
ported the accredited delegates,
<
On motion of Mr.. Z. d. Clark, the
Convention then proceeded to per
manent organization which result
ed in the election of Mr.. Geo. NJ.
Klein for President, and Mr.. ID.
DEMO, for Secretary,
On motion, committee to ap-
point delegates TO the State Con
vention was appointed who report
Cd IS follows:
DELEGATES.
First Hard i John Armstrong,
Delegate S. Z. DuShane, Alter
nate.
Second Ward. d. Gilland, Del
egate; w. G. Pegram, Alternate,
Third Ward-Geo. NJ. Klein,
Delegate L. L. Porterfeld, Alter
nate.
Fourth Ward-R. V. Booth, Del
egate; +. S. Butts, Alternate.
JTarrenton District-John Mat
tingly, Delegate; John A. Gould,
Alternate.
Minute Diarict-L r. Read,
Delegate John E. Hogan, Alter
nate.
Yazoo Districts. G. Kiger,
Delegate; E. J. Willis, Alternate.
B0yina DiStrict-J. G. Newman,
Delegate; J. S. Wilkins, Alternate.
AT LARGE.
Gen. G. L. Furlong, Delegate ;
Judge Warren Govan, Delegate ;
DIR. Ii. Shannon, Alternate A. W.
Brien, Esq, Alternate.
On motion of Geo. x. Birchett,
Esq, it was ordered that the Presi-
dent of this Convention have pow
er, upon notification Of any delegate
or alternate, of his inability to attend
the Convention at Jackson, to make
appointments to fill such vacancy.
On motion, the Convention adj
! iourned sine die.
GEO NJ. KLEIN, Pres.
II. DEMO, Sec'y.
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YaIObusha County Convention.

Yalobusha County Democratic
Convention assembled in Masonic
Hall, Cofeeville, ut / p. NJ, June Sd
After the objects of the meeting had
been briefly stated by G. S. Merri
wether, Chairman Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee. Capt. Rowland
w. Jones, was elected permanent
chairman. and Messrs. r. White
Carroll and r. L. Prophit requested
to act as Secretaries.
Resolred. That we allow represen-
tation in this Convention according
to the same ratio by which this Con
vention was governed at its last
meeting.
Delegation from Water Valley
Beat asked fifteen minutes leave of
absence; granted; time expired ;
delegation came in.
ResoIced, That two delegates from
each Supervisors District, with two
altcrnates from the same, be ap-
pointed to represent this county in
the State Democratic Convention at
Jackson.
Reso7ced, That the chair appoint
one from each Supervisors District
to suggest names of delegates to
State Convention. The chair APP
pointed the following:
First DiStrict-G. II. Lester.
Second District.-J. L. Back
strom.
Third Dissatisfaction Moore
Fourth Djstrict.-W. I. Wynne
Fifth District-John Holly.
Reso7ped, That the chair appoint
a committee Of two from each Super
visor's District to select five dele
gates from each said district to the
district nominating convention for
Congressman.
The chair appointed the follow
ing!
FIRST Dtstpict.-Dr. A NJ. Brown
and A. Furgason.
Second District.-H. x. Martin
and Ill. ". Freeman.
Third DistYict.-W. n. Thatcher
and Volney Moore,
Fourth District.-W. Z. Wynne
and Benz. Winter.
Fifth District Farnk Durrett and
B. /. Wynne.
Committee to select delegates to
State Convention reported the fol
lowing names:
First District.-J. l.. Eskridge
and r. II. Golladay. Alternates-
r. H. Wyatt and w. H. Brown, Sr.
Second District.-D. w. Rogers
and NJ. u. L. Stevens. Alternates-
T. w. Merlin and J. II. Wilson, Sr.
Third Distict.-Volney Moore
and w. n. Thatcher. Alternates-
A. j. Black and j. H. Carr.
Fourth Distress. u. Jones and
Thos. Powell. MISUNDERSTANDING
Clay and 2. NJ. Robertson.
Fifth DiStriet-John Hall and T.
II. Hamblet. Alternates-pr. II.
Ray aud w. T. Persons,
Report adopted.
Resozved, That Capt. G. II. Les
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VAIN LONGINGs.
BY MRS: W. F. COOKE.

Oh, the sad, yet tender memory
OF the bright and happy past.
Of the days so fair and feeting
Hours that sped away too fast.
If do but close my eyelids-
In the freight on the wall
Fancy pictures well-loved faces,
That fond memory can recall.
Faces that have smiled upon roe
When my spirit was oppres=sd,
And / found their true affection
Brought me happiness and rest.
Voices that were ever speaking
Words of love and kindly cheer;
But. alas while here | finger,
| their tones no more shall hear.
Twinklina stars that shine above me,
Can We not some token show
To the lonely heart and weary,
Watching, waiting here below
whispering winds, whence come ye2
Tell US In that world beyond our ken
Do our love and lost wait for Us ,
Shall we meet again, and when
Birds, with feet wing, ue are siniess,
And may'st soar where IRE cannot,
Bear a message to the loved ones,
Lost (but loyed) and unforgot-
Tell them we are sad without them
That we never can forget
And we crave some answering token
That they know and love Us yet.
No reply comes to my pleading
Winds, birds, stars, alike fuihH
The command Of God, our Father;
And we, too, must wait his will.
-Godey's Lady Book
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commissioners Sale of Land.
In Chancery Court for First District Of Hind
County,

In Chancery Court for First District Of Kinds
County.
MARY A. BARRETT ct ais,
vs. No. 1875.
w. B. JELKs ct ais.
By virtue and in pursuance of the final de-
cree of the Chancery Court of the First Dis
trct OF Kinds county, in the above entitled
cause rendered on the Sth day of August, A..
ID. 1874 the unders gned sheriff of said coun-
", as the commissioner of said court dcsig-
mated in said final decree, will, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN JULY NEXT
At the front door of the City Hall in Jackson.
and between the hours prescribed by law, ex-
pose to sale, a public auction TO the highest
bidder, for cash, all that part of lot No. twelve
of the Cohea survey, in West Jackson, as laid
out and designated in the original map and
d at thereof made by II. c. Daniel and con-
tanning 26.3l, owned occupied and claimed
by Mary Barrett widow, and Thomas, Mary,
Edward AMI Willie Barrett, heirs-at-la OF
Thomas Barrett, deceased, and John DOuthit,
to pay and satisfy the amount decreed 10 be
due bv them to the defendants, with interest,
and which amounts have, under said decree
aad 10 prevent the costs of SALE been paid by
the complainant, the Vicksburg Meridian
Railroad Company. That part of said lot II
claimed by the said widow and heirs is de-
scrbed follows. to-wit
Beginning ut a point where the Southern
Railroad crosses the southern boundary line
of lot Y of the COhea land, as surveyed by H.
G. Daniel, thence east to the southeast corner
of lot - thence with the line the east boun-
dairy of lot II to the southeast corner of
Gains lot, thence west with south boundary
of Gains lot $50 feet to his south west corner
thence north with west boundary line of
Cnin's lot 2tl feet 10 Cain narth- west corner
hence west with north boundary line of lot
Y to the point where the Southern Railroad
crosses said line, thence with the said line of
railroad to the place of beginning, cont aiming
10 25-100 acres. And that part of said lot D.
owned and claimed by said John Douthit
contains two acres, lies in the northeast cor
ner of said lot and along the line Of the New
Orleans, St. Louis and Chicago Rail- oad and
includes that part of said lot II not claimed
and owned by the said widow and heirs Of
Thomas Barrett, deceased, and the said Vicks-
burg & Meridian Railroad Company.
$, b. THON
may - JUS oheli" III" commissioners
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addressed the meeting for a few min

dudISsSOU the ACCllhS AOA 9 - F" AAAAAA
utes
1t was moved by Capt. 8. B. Day,
seconded, and carried with applause,
that the delegates of this meeting,
whose duty it shall be to nominate
a candidate for this Congressional
District, be instructed to vote first,
last, and always, for the Hon. d.
D. Money, of Montgomery county.
ResoZved, That the Secretaries of
this meeting be requested to fur
nish the Macon Beacon, Mississippi
Sun. JACKSON CLARION, and the
Vicksurg Herald, with copies of the
proceedings of this meeting. The
following resolution, which was of
ferred by the Hon. w. IL. Foote,
was seconded and carried.
ReS0Iee1 That as members of the
great Democratic and Conservative
party of Noxubee county, Missis-
sippi, that we have entire conf
dence in the prudence and wisdom
of our political friends North, East,
and West, and will cheerfully unite
in supporting any candidates the
National Convention may present
to the country for President and
Vice President of the United States.
A resolution of thanks was then
voted to Messrs. Jarnagin and Foote
for their efficient service in the last
session of our Legislature, and for
the speeches just made to the meet
ing.
On motion, the meeting adjourn
ed, sine die.
II. A. RICE, President.
WM. WARD, JNo. f. MADISON, Secs.
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H. SAUNDERS, Sec'y.
Proclamation

WHEREAS, A joint resolution of the
Senate and House Of Representatives of
the Congress of the United States, APP
proved March 18th, 1876, recommend
ed to the people Of the several States
that they assemble in their several com
ties or towns on the approaching Cen
tennial anniversary Of our national indie
pendenee, and that they cause to be de-
livered on such day, an historical sketch
of said county or town from its forma
ton, and that copy Of said sketch be
fled in print or manuscript, in the clerk $
office of said county, and an additional
copy in print or manuscript be filed in the
Office of the Librarian of Congress, to the
intent that complete record may thus
be obtained of the progress of our insti-
tutions during the first Centennial of
their existence; and
WHEREAS, The occurrence of the
first Centennial year Of the Declaration
of American independence is an occasion
for rejoicing on the part Of all the peo-
pie of the United States and
WHEREAS, 1t is important that a
complete record should be obtained Of
the progress of our institutions during
the first Centennial of their existence =
Now THEREFORE, /, j, NJ. Stone,
Governor of the State of Mississippi, do
issue this my Proclamation, recommend
ing to the people of the several counties
of this State to assemble in their several
counties or towns on the approaching
Centennial anniversary of our existence
as free and Independent Republic, and
that they cause to be delivered on said
anniversary historical sketches of their
respective counties or towns from their
formation.
Given under my hand and the Seal
of the State, at Jackson, this LIST
[sEAL day of June, A. D., 1876, and of
the Independence of the United
States the one hundredth,
j. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
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Trustees Sale.

by VIRTUE Of a Deed OF Trust executed
- by W. j. Fenley and NJ. L. Fenlcy, upon
the 18th day of May, 1870, and recorded in
Book of Deeds, No. 80, page 335, etc, of Kinds
County, Mississippi, l, the undersigned Trus-
tee, will sell upon the
THIRD DAY OF JULY, 1876,
Being the lst Monday in said Month. upon the
premises where the said W. l.. Fenley recently
resided and where the said NJ. L. Fenley now
resides, within legal. hours, to the highest bid
der, for cash. all the following described prop
erty, situated in Kinds county, Mississippi,
and particularly described az follows:
N. = Of n. ". =, Section II, and w. 4 of W.
= of Section 2-all in township G, range l. ";
together with all tenements, Entertainments
and appurtenances thereunto belonging
This properly is sold to satisfy Il certain
note described in said Deed of Trust. | will
convey such title only as is vested in me bv
said Deed of Trust, which is believed to be
good.
]. B.ABOU,
May "a 5w+ Trustee.
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CITATION.
Estate Of John Curran, Decd.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, :
KINDS COUNTY
CHANCERY Gst District COURT.
AT RULES, Monday, May p, 1876.


AT RULES, Monday, May p, 1876. I
TTNIE Final Account of john Cleary, admin
L istrat0r dc bonis non cum testamento an
nexO, of estate of John Curran deceased with
petition for final settlement and affidavit
declaration showing that all the parties
Interested in such settlement are non-resi-
dents of Mississippi and their post-oifice ad-
dresses are as hereinafter stated, having been
fled in Court. il is ordered that Publication be
mad to J ohm Moore, hurts, kidney Conn
tv Dublin; Elizabeth Moore widow, Knock
patrick, County Kildare; Elizabeth Moore
spins,er, Knockpatrick, County Kildare :;
Matthew Moore. knockpatrick, County Kill
dare; Mary Hayden> widow Castleroe, County
Kildare; John Hayden, Magency. County
Kildare; Daniel Kelly and Mary Kelly, his
wife, Ba yraggen in County Kildare; Thorn
Anthony and Margaret Anthony, his wife
Mageney, County Kildare; Luke Gore and
Mary Gore, his wife, Castleroe, County XII
dare; James Caulfeld and Elizabeth Garfield,
his wife NewtOwn Ellsworth County Kildare,
all in Ireland, in the Kingdom of Her Britain
mic Majesty; and Margaret Moore, Africa,
postotfca unknown; and all persons inter-
ested in said estate rs follows:
on are hereby cited to appear a a term of
the Chlncery Court, for the LIST District of
Kinds county, Mississippi, to be holden at the
court room thereof IN the city OF g son, on
the fourth Monday of September, A. d. 1876.
and show cause, If any you can, why the final
account of John Cleary, administra tor afore-
said OF said estate, now on file in the Clerks
office of said court, shall not be allowed and
the said administrator discharged
Ordered, further, that this order be pub
lished in the WEEKLY CLARION, n newspaper
printed and published in Jackson, Mississip-
a copy mailed postage prepaid, to each of
said defendants at their respective post-ofice
addresses aforesaid.
Ordered, May -. 1876.
W T. RATLIFF, Chancery Clerk.
By A. G. MOORE, d. c.
May a l676.-5w
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By the Governor:
JAMES HILL, Sec'y of State.
Conviction of T.. II. Russell, for
the killing Of G.. e. Pawn.

Yazoo Democrat
The trial of F. H. Russell, for The kill
ing of G. E. Fawn, began OH Tuesday
last and continued during the week
Intense interest was manifested from its
inception to its close. The defence was
conducted by Mr.. G. V. Gwin, Judge
r. S. Hudson, Messrs,- Miles and Epper-
son and Judge Bowman, and the State
was represented by Messrs. Prewett and
Andrews, and the District Attorney.
Defendants counsel, on behalf of their
client, set up the plea of insanity, which
they labored with much ingenuity and
great wisdom to sustain-calling on the
witness stand all the physicians in the
city to testify as medical experts with re-
gard to the causes and effects of insanity
The argument in the case was commenced
on Saturday morning, Col. Wilson,
District Attorney, for the State, leading
off, followed by r. Bowman, Hudson,
Miles and Gwin for the defense; Messrs
Prewett and Andrews for the State; the
latter closing the argument in the ablest
speech we have ever heard him make
The papers were given to the jury at Z
o'clock, P. NJ, and in an hour thereafter
the jury returned, and in open court
declared their verdict equity" as charged
in the indictment, and assessed his pun
ishment at Imprisonment for life in the
penitentiary.
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SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE co.
NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS

OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.
jackson, Miss, May 8, 1875.
T APPEARING TO THE STATE TREAS.
urer that the Southern Life Insurance
Company has become insolvent. hereby no
tify all persons holding claims against such
company for losses AMI unearned premiums
TO present the same to said Treasurer
duly certified, as provided for in Section one
4 of IAN Act to amend Section 245Q. of the Re-
vised Code" QSIl,) Chapter g. Laws of 1873
VIM. L. HEMINGWAY
May Z6Od State Treasurer
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Admlnistrator's Notice.

WHEREAS, letters of administration on
w the estate of III. Hilzheim, deceased. were
granted to the undersigned, by the Honorable
Chancery Court of Kinds county, for LIST Dis
trict hereof on the 4th day Of Nav. A d
1876 Now, all persons holding claims againat
said estate will present them and have the
same allowed and registered within the time
allowed by law, or the came will be fora s,.,r
karred. 'ei
JOHN w. ROBINSON.
May IL, 4Slo.-zm Administrators,
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SHORT CAKE.-One cup of porridge, one
cup of water, and one and a half cups of
barley meal or wheat meal Graham four
Make into cake not more than half an
inch thick and bake fifteen or twenty min
utes in hot oven till brown.
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TooTHAcHE.-Toothach of the most ex-
cruciating sort may be relieYed by alum
s aa salt applied t. a the hollow IN sss oh qa IN
plug of cotton,