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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17

WHI,H 4 rHE NtAhEE ~,N '-
1 males are ralici th, weaker sex.
bot whN, ID they arr nut strong.
Who i-t When Iuyn urap them
solves Ia thtpk garmcut,, aud
u.a>e tLr whole n - rr..t
uN.reuat &, ~hul.'ut IT,, ruii. $40.
mru Iu thin -Iik lrr~,r-, With meek
aud shoulders bare, or nearly -. SAY
they are perfectly ,nmiprtSblr
When men wear waterproof hout-
over wooden hose, aud uca-e tie
whole ~ India rubber 90 keep lhrm
from irteziu.. women wear thin hose
and doth Shoe, ani prctcud not a.
feel tie cold When men cover their
heads With fur, aud then complain
80 the severity 81 the weather, Wp-
men halt cover their heads with
straw bpnuetS, aud ride twenty mIle,
ln m open slcigh, facing cold
north wc-trr, and pretend not 10
suffer at all! They can ~, too, rs
men who smell ot rum and tobacco
smoke suihclcnt Ia poison the whole
house, and not appear more annoyed
than though they were bundle 81
ru!g-. Year after year They can
bear ahu,,.- ui ali kinds irpn drunk
cn husbands, a. though their strength
vas made II iron. Aud. then, j. not
women, meutal strength greater
than man',y Can she not endure
suffering that would hoS the stout.
CT man to earth Call women thg
weakest vessel; for had she not been
the stronger than man, tho race
would have long since been eXtinrt.
Here y a state Of endurance that
man could never bear.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17

laMs' over u. victims in demon
mtruncui. ,huiirr,i. i,thyy anil
resolved 10 never again taste u,
.,-, !, tlo, should tall Bu yuur
word !, iau with me-. Shall drain
thr rnpt
"Nn, NY -su, touch Il not i i-
puI-au. q, rIl tutnr tuid th.y lt
.lr., thr brain, urakcus ~, a. ....f
l.- ruy- tly -uul. put i.aAal from
'h.r. guI ~ thou .haI' grow up Wis,
lpd -aa y, u hlrSsiul d th1 $3.50 al
ta llt u.uutrN.
a. glanced ar.uud thr ciul,.
~uTIri-y and admiration we've uu
r,..y .Huc, aui ~. ,cd ly tlc same
Hpui-s a.i arfSg, while our ~ their
uuuirr ..uk,.
Thou has tlur uuhIy. hn1. Il.
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lated 'hl .'h.rupun thy .Gul~lion
"i hHHur-. uHrI nIN pass With tho
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80 lfm.
Tlw l.rrht, courier, bowed 4
elpNIuy a...ut. AMI aarh rla-l,,i ll,
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hu tn h- hatt, auI even upR.
anu- thy treasured r,'.. ut rhr
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE y. y.
CoTTnN fNCHANaE.-Tho annual ~
port OF the Cotton Exchange was
ready to-day. II states that great
depression has existed Ia the cotton
aud cotton goods trade for the past
year Cotton was lower than al any
time since the war, aud cotton goods
are lower than before the war.
Sales OF cotton for future delivery
since last report T,sl9.9OO bales /;
previously reported. 2,lls, ESQ; total
since ioundling the Exchange. 32..
2Ss, ,5s9. Actual sales $40, 52j bales.
Delivered on contract siuee 25gh
January, a., 30 halos. The Treas.
urers rcIort shows receipt for a :
year, slT.575; disbursements, sl3..
us; balance sl,l30. Reoipts for
the coming year estimated at sl4,-
600, and expenses estimated al sll,.
III, leaving u balance Of ASA. Ths
cost of tclegraphing has been much
rrduc~d. The present membership
j. Ii6. Delegates Will b. appointed
to represent the Exchange al the 10
tefnatlonal Cotton Convention al
London on the 9th Of August.
Many a lady IN Washington has
come ~ want--oolne to want di..
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17

IEIr lftE lar. have otstr,
al tnat hps heoWae muru ur !c,.
contracted m thg cuur.a ~ wears. IA
proportion a- thes ,rl allowed to ca
ptrs- gusi hImog Ur generosity. ot
poeA ishug,- aui q contracted mind.
Remark the yi.cyl wh,ch moment
a III itmprr ahd grudgiugness ha,
ulWa thr hl'@, nnd iud,su shat n.av
b. expected from "a habitual suris.
ut such movement. Remark the
re,ersc, and make -imilar judgement.
The muuth j. the iranhc est Iaft ofth.
face; a cannot 10 tho least CONCEAL
ils sensations. We Uan nejther hal,
illtempor with u nor guui we may
ailcrt what Ne pIaasy, bat aiitrti.
ton viii not help "a. Ia wrony
callse Il viii "uiv mako cur ob-erv.
-, resent the ,gdeaslr - imI,.g,e a.,
them. The m0uth l. halt ut ap,.
class ot ematiuns A. tnu cyts ara of
a"utheri or, rather il cXprvasc. tho
same cmotions bat ia < srvalef detail.
aud with uoFe irteprvssihle tend.
eruess 90 b. 10 motian. II Is tho Pa.
gion of smiles and dimplcs, aud Of
trembling tenderness; of aharp
sorrow, cor iull anxious care. or hb.
eral ~ apathy. The mouth, out of
IT. many scnslbihiles, may be faneicd
throwing oat one great expression
into the eye--as many Lights in "A
city reflect broad luster into IA.
heaYeas.-l Leigh Hunt.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17
Job Work
Nrall, and Prompt, Errraird.
UIMOEOUs \ ITEW4

4 ,.u.. ull bachelor says The
reason IS omen do not cut themsJy,-
"a tAb rs tight la,iug Is because tLrf
Hcr abound The heart, sud that +, ~
h1Ii ttcy unuot ailc,t IT,
4 brulen 4rarrd New York
widow, Uhl recently lp.t hgr hus
hHi dt.i h.r .lpdrg bg,k whill
wa.t.'y ur the winter styles ~
uoumng ducf, 10 be announced.
IN Nevada, Whom building alls
ANIL Nils tAo az three peupl, thc
Jury Inst hunt up the contractor aud
hang him, anl thrn briag ,nayorlict
lhaf robudy ls Ia blame bat the con-
traitor who cannot BE- iOuud.
Miss Laura Spence. pf Deuryi, e.
s.N feet two aud q bait .aeh, G.-h.
.Gt uh.u o.. Nrurg mHu sing.
ihoU art ~ ucaripd NJ ,pf,r b.
.'n throw ~ .ra feeling utp th" ,pue
diam amy tta.r mau iu tae state.
II, aa- tlu -nlemna preacher. O
lIlD -uit u ,e. ir Tl.,amtm4s
ul tha Hs,Nr. ,DmUtJarys pressed
d we'll, b. sad. .'Nuw ,oa can gls.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17
RATES or ADVERTISING.

Ifans, ient advertisements viii be- In
seglsl iu the
MISSISSIPPI DEMDCRAT
ai 81 40 per squite tor first insertion. anil
lTJ crnts prr .qulrc TOR each subsequent
Insertion. len lines Breyelrtypc const,-
uting square.
uuc Column. uue year sltai1u
Tafru quarters column, Ome year - o1
One halt Column tine year 3OD
pur quarter column tYe year - Uu
Iip.iDe,. trl. ol twu sguarvs vii bu
ir.erted 10 l2aO Ter anuum,
~ tlNcrlis.mrnt 81 Hn oti.ct.unabl 4
character u 10 hu inserted.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17

The newest fora sentiment If
Won wish ior heart't eass dont look
. marlgold.'
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17


AMERICAN MuNpERs. The gr'at
st cataract IA the world Is the fall,
Of Niagra.
The greatest cave IN the world Is
the Mammoth Cave a Kentucky.
The greatest river ia the world Is
the Mississippi, 400 miles tong.
Tho largest lake in the world -
Lake Superior, which i truly an IN.
land sea, being four hundred aud
thirty miles long aud one thousand
ieet deep.
The largest valley IN the world
i thr Mississippi valley
The largest railroad IN the world
i the Pacific railroad, which Is over
5000 miles long.
The greatest natural bridge in the
world i the natural bridge over Cc-
dar Creek Virginia.
The greatest mass Of solid iron la
the world j. the great lron Mountain
In Missouri.
The largest deposits OF onthraeite
coal Ia the world arc ia PeansylVa.
MA.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17

\ Yankee has just taught ducks
90 swim in hot water, aud with
such success that they lay boiled
eggs. Who says this Is not an age
OF improvement.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17

Oaght % be allowed to sit down
4 merchant Of forty yoars s,anlinc.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17

PHRENoLoglIINe \ MNI-14 a
lIni rnwnulpxi,t Ir,turyi .ae other
night at tht Christian church.
Ill rg was large crowd a. hI.rs
auI gentlemen present At th,
close 90 The lecture committee was
APPOINTED ta select caulidair- Tor cx-
animation. THE lucky man Was ~.
Felix Johnson. Cumberland Pre-
bNt,rIan pastor ut this sitN. The
biml man 20 science proceeded o.
>ay that tie doctor was very fond ~
tho ialr sex la tau-as Iu>cphu-
sail oi solomon, "immol,ratcly fond
q Women that VI III, wItr we're Co
die hc would lussc 40 iino On loakiuy
tor another. that b. hal .pleudid
appetite, loved good catlug. aud liked
to ''diue oHt, and was sur, a. make
4 understood that when b. iJd that
Dr. Johnson vas there, etc. Some
one iu the aujicuce wanted to know
about hl, religion. The righteous
scientist resumed: "Pub.ieA a. 4.
very rcllgious, hut privately b. Is
not troub.ri With piety, BE- has a
fine mechanical hrad, and bllr be
would make huc blacksmith. b.
would not make much ot a preacher" +"
Here the doctor turned yery rel 10
The face aud said "Sir have b,yu
a preacher % the gpspI TOR forty
years " The blind maa ~touk h.>
head, a. much as % say That,
Too thin During the Whole time
the audience vas in a raaI AMI the
fan was Prodigoas.-l lParis cfex1
Prs.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17


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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17

BflaHA.s toHMANpNaNT. Bv
sratloness. overcome aug r. hy soal.
cvil hy ilb.ality, greed; IS op,u.
ness al4 trI,h, descending aul
ialsehuad.
">p,ak 1he TRUTH yield not % au
gyr; give wAeu sti. oi the httle
thou hast, by these three ,tcl- tAoa
shalt ~ near 'hc goals.
The evil dnrr. mpurns ~ this
world and he shall mourn ~ tbe
next; u both worlds la, d, -urr W.
llc gt.cyes. b. - tarmcutei s,..ng
the owl 81 his deeds.
"The yiru1u, man r,iaIec. h Do.
world aui Lu shall rejoice ia the
nest; Ia both worlds ha, hr
jos. lie reio.ccs, he eNults secin-
the purity oi bis icrds.
a man soothiul, saying many
good thing. hut not d0iug them. j.
Ike a hordsman cuaaiing the Kline
of others, bat ownimg none.'
Every little Nhile some one dle.
from the effects ol poison taken az
cidehtally, hy mi-taking the bottle.
II seems necliul that some measure,
should be adopted THAI would makc
such mistakes impossible. \ Paris
medical journal reCummends that
there be- a law compelling pharma.
cist, to sell poison only "a black
bottles. 4 better suggestion D. made
"a the Unrted States PharmtcolWis.
thai poisons h. dispensed only in
three sided bottles. - blown as b.
l,e rough on one side, aud thus casi.
IL distingulshablc IA the dark.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17

IIrriE BRIgnT Era. "a h. very
romantic, aud hapP,uel Ia Boston.
\ - Louis geutlemab. WGue,. na .uc
j. upt given. Cand thlts p.tN.y yNa>
riding -olgriN along u tus ,prucr ot
street car iu Boston. atru e lads
aud a thr,tArar- uIeurI pair sI
bright ewes camr iu aul -.af.8 f.D.a.
-r4sr- utNt tp hm. Nu. U.Ir rG
wanted a. stand uu th, s..t au
.nuk ont ~ tuc NluIas af ...
events. Tie eautyma4 a .I,,e.3 tar
rhlia 80 q gont place 'eside- ain
and ,Nfended u sila alu4sJ g.. to
hold hrr o. lirr ryes Arre scrt
blue aH4 bright, aud i-s nah slant
90 an Z saw .that tbry Ncrg traey
tInns ~ tha lady oHu. a. took tu.
liberty ~ SAYING Ia hu., Bright
Itr. a, o.. car Ma. rounding
curve:
"p.ni nII lahy Iaa ooa.d la
sorry
A -laur, N thc same unr az t'.
,ady showed = passing ,baIaH over
L,r ia,r. Then tnc lEd, Ut.l
spoke ap anI said
Papa d,li."
the po-ilinn NJ, r. u.ur ,m
iau,i--iu-, when tie .ulJ a...t
"lur .ut auN lillin gl.
The gentlemen va- g'gi ~ q
.hlu., tu smooth over m- ap,aa.t
ruIeu,,-. aai rypl.yd. G.raIpe at o..
mHth.r. "Nui | ua4 ul. -rlI
uu.,. iul IiAr ynu, hri ae a... h.r
rrfh.r ARE both dead
IHe lNu grown p,r>au, ,E.lar.
,i glIa.,, uI m4latl sympathy.
uAi'h th, situation almost ,,mH...-
NO. Lathe Bright Eye had revealed
tnr mH>t touching rpruaa cd two
heart. histories, ,ar though bp NHr8
hal netu rNrhau4,I nt."e.H fE.
maH IuI ta. NowaH, tuv It ,.|.
u.. vt- . N low aui lirufa,U uas
= Naip"trNas known o., ,t.u. Iu...
ha begun % y, acquainted ,..u..
gave iHrm au WtluiG,tIun q .,a
Itt, J..,r. aIH nh.u -Hiap. gyasr
yi Apologies .nr thc .fr. t.sT i..
I.us ba., pa-s.l Jacy 20 ia-s q. lf
.hrN bad br,u acquainted 81. la.l
.E,,s.
the uV~lnt ~ tha whose b4-ine b. .s.
cha, thr grutIemlu sulng 60 hun- b,
lic iaIN homo Il, hI, wtlr, am il wa.
~ iar dning uf little fright - cs.
She \, mrl d. have pick u out a
hirI father flr herself, aud .lr laiy
accepted her choice. Tlts u,tl, DO.
maner 90 Cupld y ~wretcr b-yau,y
u y uu,.-l>t Lou, H,patll.aa.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17

Many lady in Washington has
come ~ want--come to want dia-
mnnd earrings.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02
What We May Hope For,

Carson has CLOWN steadily throughout
all the eighteen years of its existence.
And its future growth will be much
more rapid than its past. The develop
ment of the Big Bonanza in the Con-
solidated Virginia and California mines
has given faith in the stability and per-
manency Of the Comstock lode never
before felt. Besides, the discovery and
development of the great coal mine Of
the FL Dorado Canyon Coal Company
assures US fuel at cheaper rates than
wood can be furnished. And we shall
all realize this fact during this Centen-
NAL year. The benefits which Carson
will derive from this coal mine directly
will be greater than that from the Big
Bonanza. A railroad from the mine to
Carson ard thence to Virginia may be
regarded rs among the future fixed facts.
Indeed two members of that coal COM
pany have individually offered to build
and equip the road if the other mem
bers will waive ell rights in the matter.
The survey brings the distance within
fourteen miles. and passenger trains can
make the trip within forty minutes.
Perhaps this rapid communication
might give US permanent residents who
will transact business in Virginia.
Stranger things than this have hap
peued Virginians have told us since
the fire that it would be cheaper to
buila in Carson than to excavate their
old lots and build the solid walls of ma
sonry to keep the earth from caving in
on them. Then there is the prospect
ing going on around Carson. Who
knows but that it may result in finding
a bonanza of our own? Well, il We
ind it we'll sit down beside it and en-
ioy it; that's what we'll do.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02
CARSON CITY
MING STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Board

$50 Orhir "A, -, 1874, 1875, 73114 h5
800 Mexican 4017, 404, 4O3s
2s5 Gould and Curry p, 2l14, 2l3.
4o5 Best and Belcher 90, 601z, Coz.
l20 California Ses., 90, s97s
24i5 Savage 20S+, 20Iz, 81, 205., q b5
HOS Con Virginia s61z, s624, sSH b20
40 Chollar l42, l4l, 1862, 1877 b5
$50 Hale and Norcross 20, 69l, 1914
4o5 Crown Point 241!, 245s, PAX
2-3o Yellow Jacket 3s14, IS, 35z
1920 Imperial l9, 1874, 1919, 49,.
100 Empire Mill IL
$50 Gold Hill Quart s
l55 kentuck IS, 49,.
SIS Alpha 20. GO, co., 70'z b30
40 Belcher 2o2!, 351l, 81, 1873
$40 Confidence &c, 2614, 2614 b5, 261.
1o5 Sierra Nevada 2i!I, 70 BIO, q
rs Daney IA, Il.
TO Bullion 81, 62 bio, 81
80 Exchequer p, 26i3, 26'., y b5
" Seq Belcher 81, 81 z, %
i20 Overman So
400 Justice 80, 29s!, 20 b5
$50 Succor ~,
555 Union Con 1871, Is. Isl.
So Lady Bryan %, rs
2s5 Julia 1917, 1914, 1913, 1875 bio
1855 Caledonia 1879, l3lr. 1875
- Meadow Valley 2iz
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02

ORPHANS HoNE, We dropped in at
the meeting of the Board OF Directors
yesterday and found them busy over
bids for supplies. The contract for the
! ensuing three months has been awarded
to G. I. Davis. During the past month
three boys have been admitted from
Storey County, and one indentured to
| Mr.. A. J. Tyrrell. The affairs OF the
Home are in hourisaing condition.
Two of the children, we learn, are at
present at a private hospital in San
Francisco, being treated for disease Of
the eyes. Nevada does we'll by her Or
phans.
BISHOP WHITAKER and lady arrived in
Carson on Friday evening and are the
guests of q. F. Rice. Esq Ais. Viii.
taker has entirely recovered from her late
severe illness. The Bishop will cfficiate
at st. Peters Church to-moIrow-both
morning and evening" and will remain
in Carson several days. He is looking
hale and hearty as usual. We bespeak
for him good congregations to. day, as it
is only necessary to announce his pres
ence, to secure them.
ESCAPED PLAsSED.-It is reported that
Larkin, convicted c.: murder iu the FIRST
degree for the shooting OF Dan Corcoran,
at Virginia on the 4th Of last August.
received the verdict OF the jury with
great GOODNESS. Tho cause may he ex-
planned in a discovery mads by the iailer
on Friday. which was trap door cut
under the bank in his cell. 1t is thought
he intended to leave his cell through the
door. crawl to the outer wall, cut or dig
through it, and thus effect his escape.
SWEEPSTAKES WANTEp.-Three good
sheepshearers can find employment by
applying to Wright ( Hackett. at their
office in the county building. up stairs.
FRANK KENYON Of the Lyon County
Times was in the city yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. Ms. HAMMOND will preach at
Empire at go O'Clock this evening
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.- Services to-
day at Il A. NJ. and 100 ?. NJ; Sabbath
school at IL 20. p. II.
NJ. F. CHURCH.-A H. lewis, Pastor
Services to ay at !. A. NJ; Sabbath
school at P 81. At :. 80 P. N. the Pas
tor will repeat. by request, his lecture
on " Jesui;ism and the Public Schools. -
Seats free. All are invited.
ST. PETER's CHURCH Services today
Litany service at $50 A. NJ; regular
morning service at II A. NJ. with sermon
and administration OF the Holy Com
munion; evening service at 80 P. NJ;
Sunday school at 1870 P. NJ; Bishop
Whitaker will preach morning and even
ing. All are cordially invited.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02
fSCSG GgiSaERs.
CENTENNIAL

The Young Changers were wLitewashed
twice in the fourth and eighth innings
TIE JUBILEE SISaERs.-Ths agent OF
the Tennessee Jubilee Singers, having
tel-gsaphsj Moore 4 Parker if they
could have their Theater next Friday
and Saturday evenings and received an
Affirmative reply. it is expected that they
will put in an appearance here at the tiMs
mentioned. All the singers are colored,
and their reputation as vocalists is first
class.
MILLINERY AND DREssNAEING.-Mrs
A. Reynolds has secured rooms at the
White House where she has fine lot OF
millinery and dress goods, which she
offers at San Francisco prices. She is
also prepared to make dresses and do
every other kind OF work in the millinery
line. Her rooms are convenient of &C.
cess, being on the first floor Of the White
House.
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, ETC
o. P. Willis. the druggist, makes procla-
nation that be has just received choice
selection of garden and flower seeds
direct from the East. Also. alfalfa,
timothy, clover, blue grass. top onions,
ETC.. in quantities to suit and at the low
est living prices.
Now Is TEE TINE to transplant trees.
Carson is the leadest town in the State
already. but there is still chance for
great improvement in the number and
variety of trees in our midst.
AUCTION SALE OF PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
j. B. McCormac will soil at auction
tomorrow at l o'clock a fine lot of
plants and flowers. Sec advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02

PANCAKE CoAL.-At the Office OF the
Richmond Company is block of PAN
cake coal. about eight inches in thick
ness, which will compare more than IA
votably with any Rocky Mountain coal
that we have ever seen. 1t cokes finely,
and if the deposit is as extensive az
present appearances indicate, it will
prove q great lift to the mining interests
in this section. The stratum is said to
be upwards Of twenty feet in width with
four or five veins OF coal Of several
inches in thickness, the interspace be-
tween the seams being filled with shale.
It it 10 thought that at greater depth
the veins will come together and form a
solid lode Il Eureka Sentinel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02

The wife Of Isaac Ellsworth, postmaster
at Middletown, o., has been detected,
BY department detective, in stealing
money from letters sent through that
Office, and has confessed her crime. Mrs.
Ellsworth is more than GO years old.