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, 1876-11-22
THE BRIGHTON AQUARIUM.

~ "o d1At49T u 1Hp AfIpHHpt
Cu1oAoo, Nov. al.-Scyeral notices ot TIM
aquarium at Brighton, England, huyo uppcu'ed
III THE TRIBUNE, but none OF them giyo clear
uccount of its appearance and situation.
During tho month OF September visited Tint
noted scasido resort, Tho s'6cason " Ind not
yet opened. and very few OF the fashionable
people Of England were there. But saw
enough oA !lno cQulpagcs OH tho beautiful
street, or drive, which runs along tho scaslioro
to givc me aomc Idea Ut what Brighton must be
In tho month Of October. II mny seem strange
TO ouc not fulniilar With tho climate OF England
10 learn TINT when nearly oil OF England, and
particuariy to1'aon' Is dTipp!ng With TIL. fol, hna
atmosphere anl cloudlcss aky. It ts at this
time tiAt not only fashionable London, hut IT.
Wild London, Hacks to th!a bright and sunny
spot e spend , month ot gaycty Or rest, as
As u student Of Natural lIiatory. my sole OH
jcct In visiting brighton WAS to visit tho aqua.
rum VI which lNaa heard SO much tllroush
thu sctcntiae journals. am sorry. to say tint,
willis / WINS somewhat dlsappolnted In tlls liz;
INK inhabitants OF tllu aquarium, was pleased
with ths buildings anl tito excellent design Ut
tho whole. did not lind as many rarn and curl.
GUS animals as expected to s'Ss' but my ytslt
Tho management, but lay in Tho difficulty Of
hcepiug tic spcslmcns allsa and IN health
Tho strangor to attempt 70 lind tho aquarium
without gnldc ID somewhat perplcxcd 70 Ntlu
s.6ovs grou.Nl, All Tint ho Bers as he approaches
the spot to which Tic has been DIRECTED Is light
Iron railing, with gute. This Eatc opens upon
Ii Hight VI stone stairs Aoua which he goes ubout
| 0f : t!s aquarium. lie first enters u
lnrgo reception Or rcultng rootn, whcrs
up0n tables arranged around tho
wnlls arc PLACED many small asluat!a, such ~
tnin specimens of the smaller and n,ors !ntcr-
eating uq,.atlc a,limuls; among which tho most
| Interesting aro the 9ra-llorsc, whose strange
cquino appearance aud droll snancuyres CON
yety ,tady ~ i aas
| reptlIc, tho Axoott, Of Mexico, Tho rc4llers Ut
tho pvl,ular !ScitMcs -Hotthfu will remember tho
description of Tits animal, and In 1t. George
Describes tlis singular creature. It looks Ike a
! frog and tndpolo combined, anl the peculiar
intetest which tie Axolott possesses i tbs; tA0t
, 1876-11-22

e r. S:,,t%Gi. &av , G,t,; sooncc.
shsphsrl was hsii 1t his his plaso ei business,
corner of Twelfth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, mid t,at his creditors unanimously
ugreed to extend thelr several gtAt1ns for q
BY Mr. iatta, II tho 'jrnl of KilIourn & Latin,
aud Is incorrect III many, parttculurs. First,
there was 10 meeting Uf hfs ontlra creditors;
TIM meeting WA coii'posel Of lIs Many friends
who enjoyed hts oan9uets, etc., aml some to
assembled wero present by card Invitation,
stston.a sn u tho neio aoor wo vas Pold ofle1ed
to admit nono hut those who had Invitations.
seyera! representatives ol ths proes mnae @ apnlt.
ono announcement Ut tho fact tliat Shepherd
was granted t4e privilege Of going free q ~,
tercst for the 1ret year, and tint cw9s required
to pay per cent Tor tho remaining four yGArs,
0UO which was unsecured. :lho Whole arranEe-
mcut IL entirely Shepherds, and e.lorts wero
lnade lust night to blinafold the people, H1 a.
nlta his liabilities Of 00J secured. This
yesr M!ash VII! require him 70 pay = its efsl:
Itors 3C5,NO0, In the meantime ln bus to ulake
Up tl.u Sa.o, 900 for gracerY bills, ctc. A. Il.
ShenhcId, tho once mighty ruler, a alnlply HOW
A. r. shepAetSS S.gsaa g'%@SeSs Sysa.Fasi sna sas,ttsF
Bhcphcrd was nnd Is Aw0ulcriul nun, II
has been the grip Of brute force BY. which ha
hns held fortune, He is lna1. devoid u scrsl-
b,iity, and devoured by sclllstntss, Which per-
mittett hItn to WOO mid win y friend, and lrop
hin. when l,s could nu longer use hun. Thy full
ure is nut altogether SURPRISE; though, Hike Y
long -looked-for deuth, II was striking when Il
ca,nu. Tho papers usscrt as u rcasou Why his
creditors "sAould uphold him, stand BY Hun,
lend him every aid In tleir power" that )u hui
been Il .!puhllc hcuufActor," that he Inns donc
for Washington whit no 6O0 men eycl
attempted. In this there Is difference 81
up!1iuu;. NAnY regard Ailtl W public leNlorAl
, 1876-11-22

,.r,, c. J. McG'e!1apd. T. g. Ma,t,a' An,'.aeti; d.;
I;' M,4lff M.soi ci F. f. y =. I9s'ei Y Eei+ler; n
III T.. A. i,n.ioy. +. d. j; q, q: otls. r.; I.
t Ss,;s;, !. NJ GS'tS;at r. tRiIps, + A. T. i,Ss.
iRehst1Isnn'n1,, Inn,,e1; ~ G.; ". H. itand, M; + !.
81 5 s,oal M J: dg sTall sm;;ns ~ T. b. +
!'s .. snR:?:n' {. T. II. H. stevS,t Ss'' AZ. NJ;
i1lns1' A. T. n. 70. "; seehler, Ey. A.; (.
,Is. SeGIsi Ev X.s; q. sGneeF' TX; s,,n!" Mss.' 9.
lpho ~ E%,1son Ass Il; seiHoei i. l. walfsr, III l.
kx;s5i, t. u w1iasr g; :; i; + WWi,Sis; Wsie;o6Si; e;
S%syftsn' %t', Al: c03i l.; np b; we':, 4; /:
usdsc.c; cc u. Marta caI1phell A. H.; g, ..
i IL !'ss'ss osh 4 se;st, p a. & fe;,oa n
g: G:,sr,i, y, I X.; ]. +. Tyler, NJ; II. Williamson,
il A-nq; 1..,so,s ourstnE CHICAGO.
r. n,nwnsor, Nj, Lexington; N. NJ. Hrbwn,
+ sa%sG;iS'vae;t W. s;i"vet = c.. a. ASsof%; i; T. iiols, +,
s LeaiH. T. H. H. HI MareS SS,'esFfi M fif:,o 4 a.
!','' i1shon. III, T., Lexington; ]. T, MINES, r,
ep,'pPp Y. Monmouth; c. u. Wright, Kocesord-ls.
Hp+ ;" MIcHtHAH.
, u,r1c1lau, r., Enst Saginaw; II. NJ. Mckee,
y: "a.epnt ~ pareont. Wn,cryl!eti n. 8. Wood, b.,
cM ~ n" s, Harper, NJ, l.antor; A. A. Nc.
EG,nn,atl rrco NJ, Port Huron: L.. McGec, M:,
Mnvfr, vf,,ts: j. l.. Rcn,ingtun, NJ, N!dYway; n.
Gai,its GM.,ter. FREQ h.. Port Huron; IT. d. Watd, NJ,
nxtan-l.' ,xn,1sA.
Il. Darlon, r.. franklin; II. Co!aann, p,
,teanicr: j. Gary, D., LIgonicr; i: HOLY, H.,
bS,vnssm7}lle; j. Il. Luwls. Ref. South yend; ".
la'restC rsst, G., Michigan City; J. H. Tnttlt. Frco
Y Y 'Wsrsaw. A. n. Wing, T., Mlshawska~S.
r. r. whiting, p, Burlington; ]. ". Waiting,
r, Mount pleasant-s: plr.:.:,,a
n n Harrison, H., MiHncapDltE: A.: MorAe, G., ,
,.t,n: II. II. Scboficld. q, Cannon Fall--j.
3''' WISCONSIN.
n Williams, e., Pleasant Prairie; A.. l..
raj T., Fond dn Lac: j. y. Mcdonald, II. Fond
ttsfst: 1, ", FinkMani, T., Fond du Lac; y. Y.
s.,honc, r, Fond tltl Lac; i. llobiNeon, b.,
tr,1nuijJc; j. +. Tattlc, Jr. r., Fox Like; D..
h' + Il WhItcotnb, b., JMncsvllle; q, y. Watter-
tSt. II, Geneva Lake,.
r. II, Nichols, c., Springfield; J. G. Slough,
~ rrNNByLvANIA,
AD, MeChcsncy, b., Lnsrobe.
NEW JERSEY.
JB, Mason, b., Stockton.
This shows TINT I07 ministers and 23l laymcn
,.rorted as delegates yesterday Fully as many
roe will arrive to-day.
, 1876-11-22
FREE CHURCHES.

r1nfe will AftlYG lO-uHy.
s'"' VISA
,,pEr f,tt11ncrra
FfGH c1A OHCfA l1o'
m n. EtIftor Of TAe Tytbuns,
.voan Hov, IRA eonvention IN called 10
"" ioa'', 49, 49, Or tnst nna suce"c5,nv
t,ts for the discussion Of matters pertaining 10
y. So,p OF eyangelizatton, or bringing pcs!shing
,snl,ioa knowledge of tho saving power Of the
Cepel Judging from recent e,n'llal euasehnons
j.ph,adelphfa and New York, there vii b. nnny
s .pDs' to onstans TO- wo T. sHmssEes
Ito ital anu euos.' nn, vspesta.y ,s ~ n.
sqae.!on how to get hold Of non
sst,S,"c n,Ir hem by tic land md causing them 10
.na nsrs..n,,x nro intrrcstc fnr tbrn, and
fth1nas canns nsu ~ ~ ',s ha,n IT,, .rv a,"s %".
,aa ,nc.s will be about coherent and intclligi.
@ ns Inc 10 M" aecS q, M ,e shn erea oa
"lAfbcard, FtafDoattl, hha posl. thefos pu'l-
lr.sers. and points puta out hero, there
ii, to be feared that the question Of ni1kinr our
na question In tb.s eonnection-wl'i DO but IlgAt:.
t.sl be tho care the dscuhsion will be barren Of
nda!s, Why there ~ nothing to do, Or nt least
Il tst .hns to d. 10 xet h9a 1{
), Wesce by Cue attendance at tho Moody anu san.
kytsbermce that muifnaes nrn 1neisi,oa y. u Wa,s
Moppoyuniiy. Nc Heo tlMt im!nonse building
1 With Gsont eDs9 a s1asous we
ssndsnce sn e thcrs we mny nicr tilt not lilo
"eQnmun people,. prohibited from these
ttrtthes by tho system Of pew.
s1 sc w H. nunYsns Wa w ssy ,has
tseh jneretcs ia not jcrItimntcf Who will dare to
thht ecrn nt,r tlnHn 1cnn1B Yuul1
, 1876-11-22
PQRk-PACKlNG.

Special Dtspalrh 10 The Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 2l.-Up to date,
6, 75y logs have been slaughtered here, ar i'll
crease over last ecason Of 4,7i8. Number III
uens, IS. 100; ruling rntc, &5.5O.
, 1876-11-22
EADS' JETTlES,
i SUBJECT FOR THE CONVENTION.
ia a.. E.EkfoA of Tia TeihunA

Nv: 6ptetai bttpascA to ina tribune.
tostA AH oALkAas, Nov. el.--Tha exrurslon party
sna Ss1s lettles among whom ars Senator Sherman
ri , uasacl1, which lstt Lust night, baye not
, 1876-11-22
.AMUSDMENT

Nh. nn,s ,,,n ,zi,h .hn ,,,avo t,,1o nre,,"ot, NJ
new pay WIN t,u s ao1ss , LILY i'Scc wu,n ~
Ssen q Is hs',s ress s es s ,ss hs ~ss
brought out in London at the Criterion Theatre,
mi, Mr. r,,orcs Wynultntn In tho ro,s Of 0noara,
o"s,a, 1,nsnr +rsn.n,ontca IN MI co,,nt ~ ~
'."y ph :. s'a"s "sp,,.., ~. ~ t'",.,,a,s @
tender exotic 1t received t,'e fostering care Of
Mr.. Boucicault,-was grated to nnother French
growth called "I.o Coup Canf,H and hJos-
somcd at Wallack,s Theatre rs "Forb1slden
Isu..n 1r ~, ..s..a.1 ~ ,r.,, IN. 49,
esraightway 1t shot ZIP like anoll'cr beanstalk
at his t!catrc, where It wis called "1ifc."
josh Hart l,al IL nrunctl by an honest husband
man. on,1 Il was cal,ed by l,m' uFrcncl, Ylats.n
Fred F Williams, at The Boston Museum, y and John
lie with tho titlc that Mr., Mcvicker has re-
tanned. The present version resembles more
fo.sy sy,s Mr 9yraa DFys Ml'fr r s vas I 4 0f1 Ss4: 5
recognized Us irawn from the same source. II
VIC stop TO- inquire why this play, In varl1ua
shapes, has had 30 great SUCCESS III FRANCO, En-
reason to be that there exists In al these coun-
tries strong taste for farce. "Thu Great ID.
voreo Casc" Is q farcc ~ three nctst spun out
thin towards tic end. 1t has much bright aud
ray y a sa9Sqe 1eas Sp son sps Il psst & co.,
strlcLlon Il ls utterly deficient, mid IL has 10
dramatic purpose. The sooner tho faet Ia
recognized tlat 1t In q farce-anl not an
over-dclIcato farcc-tho easler wlll It
be to form q critical estimate
concerning It. The story Is that OF q mir.
rled man with q relentless nothcr-in-law, who
drives him for femalo society to other hcarths
than Ills own. uo has iirtation with \ mar
rtcl woman whom he lns met Mt q rink, att1
1,ays visit to her at her rooms in tho Langha.l
Hotel at night, III the nsscnco OF her husband,
While lie Is there various contrctcmps occur.
Ho Is driven nwny without his hat and coat:
These orc dispatched by MI angry scryantgirl
to tho nothcr-!n-law, aud tue next morning
they arc shown as damninE evidences Of his
guilt. Tho dlvorco caec involved in tho action
Is merely incidental. The reference sccma to
be to three divorce cascs,-a -supposttltto,ls
ono iycntcd by tho husband to excuse
bis absenco from homo Mt night; u
rcal one, which further coinplicates
tuattcrs by tho visits Of the pretty client
, 1876-11-22

Employment AKcnCless
c1TuATioys wANTEl,aFAkilL!Es ~ WANT or
. good Scandinavian and German female Aelp can 10
supplied Sli;S. DUeKE's oaiec, 50 htwauReo.Av.
ClyuATlOSs' WAXTEp-TliE .pEsT FEMALE
. help ran lu found Of Mrs. +. IEtS9, 1J7 stnte1t.,
near llubbarl.c0urt.
ClTuATlUSB MUNICIPALITIES IN WAKr- OF
p A.st;rla,. a; q hep would 70 well 70 call a. Mr.:
ijoiElls House. where they b. luppllrd Win No..
girls. M,s. H. has 4 large humber Of a MAttpnA she
ran strongly recommend, AUlls Ut which Are gpud
AZ fAH fl
, 1876-11-22

I,uuGIEs FUKHlrUlE. AND MISCELLANEOUS
II stored In lYu prouf warehouse III WeAt Aunrt1+
u. Mu1Sy x0ssuctd " any Anunnt; !9sNt SaAx1s&
, 1876-11-22


EKETCIllNu FROM EATJl!E TAiHiltr ~ oSK
. trssou for Il ll.ot lnciullnK ShalfHgI. Fuplt1
taught only 1t ths rt.idsases. Adafess Z. ELVkEAA
Hust .Unlee,
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-05
WORTH KNOWING.

Sweet oil rubbed on the skin j.
SAID to be a sure remedy for ivy
poison.
Preserve eggs by a quick dipping
M boiling water and packing With
fresh salt, small end down.
To each bowl Of starch, before
boiling add a teaspoonfull Of EPSON
salts. Articles prepared With thus
will he SITTER and IN a measure IRE
proof.
To Keep Ants out Of Sugar-wa.h
the shelves on which You keep your
sugar clean, and while they arr damp
rub fine salt On them quite 'hickly.
Let II remain on them Tor time aud
the ants will disappear.
Nhitewash for Smoked Ceiling.
For the fret coat mix 30 every
two quarts OF whitewash one cup o.
fine siiled ashes. This will prevent
the smoke from striking through.
after this another coat may be put ON
In the ordinary manner.
To Keep Milk from Souring.-
Take what may be wanted for famI.
ly use just after IL IN drawn from the
cows then stir until II becomes cool.
NoereAm will arise from II, but viii
become intipately mixed with the
milk giving 10 tho whole q rich and
delirlonf taste.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-05
BROWNS WELL
CoPIAH COUNTY, MISS,
Great Heath 4 Pleasure Resort

TllE Proprietor 81 ,hese Justly esle.
u hrated W ~. take this mt sasl OF IN
hsFusing the puhiic that be !. now 10.
pared 10 rscs-ive guests. nj aat.ts lin,
eli that bee viii e. able to give sAtI.iae.
tion a. all " be- may ra1ns
The Water inam these Wells has hem
".sd tor t~~niy ,ears, and has cuF~d :
great many 81 the follow tag. q. wrll a.
many other dis~ss+-: skin Dl-~a.~-
Funeiiansl lndig-s ia,a. Antmit. Ci,nr.a
,''astipati"n. Cbronie Disrrl ara Chruul,.
1Fsifi'is, s"aae i''rms ~ Dr"I~y. Chtnnl,
lhssniry. thr"nie Ilrtists, Chuht..
LfrynEiiis. diseases ~ the nanuIh, Oxsn.
aud oihHF Srraiuluas ~ cis,,ns. Gl..f
chronic bun"rrhpa. diseases - the
bladder 90 kidneys. di-s ,ses inelsl.sni T.,
D, males. SPINAL Irru.ti"a. Amen..Tri.or !.
Men"TrhHgia anI tile may tarIn. -
ls-u~orrh9s. IL y pa .xspllrn N.
place i"r persons Of bruken down eOn.il-
tut tons.
The s-eilan Of country In which tie
Wells are h~aied - 4 RIB ,bly g. health.
a. any poiiion OF THE world The z, eansl.
surrounding The Wells rs sl.t at : l,.nu
iiiul gr''ss ~ over thirty aeres. Ter
are many eotiages. single aud daui,le. tal
TIE u.s. 81 vlsl'orS with ysrv large aud
e"a"'n'''il"a- dlnlng rosm. Their will b.
s'nusen~nis at ali kinsis. Baxsi~- AM
h"Fses Y III be iurnlshs~l al reasonable
rAirs. There viii 10 dslly mall Nth
Ne wspspefs In abundance.
10" Wells are slaa=1rd eight miles wssl
OF u xlehsr.i, Miss. A aally lln..a 81 es,1n
loF,aele haeks will Faa frssan Haxl.hnTss
and the Wells. Through llek.ss san b..
bad a the "ffiee at the ". o. ~. l. &C
kaiiraad AZ N~w oFi-aas. boz eli 90
r0and TRIP. aud go"d until arsa OF oetsbsr
RArEs or noAnp,
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-05

lNTaovENENT N fAKMISa.-lt is
really refreshing 10 see how readily
soine farmers seize upon every i'm
provement IN iarming-eithcr m the
system at managing or in the nipple
iaents used. With them TO soc n val.
nabie Improvement II TO study, com.
prehend aud appropriate all tie ad.
NAniages and they are unwilling To
lie behind any OF their neighbors IN
deNising the best plans, and then
coming fully upto the highest stand
ard Of excellence Ia executing and
working. They have no time To
waste, bat are busy all the year
round In doing everything al the
proper time and 10 keep everything
IN tie proper place, ana ju.t ready
NJ all times 10 utilize all the applI.
ances Ut labor saving machines.
They understand and appreciate the
advantages ofdiversiiyfng and rotAt-
ing their crops, Of plowing under
the green sward Of stubble aud grass
in yuly OF not later than August,
Nitha deep turning pillow, followed
every third year with the sub soller
Letting II he ull about the middle
Of Ocsober-then turn 10 over with
light shallow blowing, harrow and
roll and drill, not putting m too much
seed. They take ,he same pans with
% their crers IN their ssason 50 ~ 10
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-05

THE SCNFLoMER AND MALARIA -
4 writer ~ Public OIinion SAYS;
Where reside Was visited
By a severe epidemic Of scar
lct fever and Iyphus; many
children dicd--Oue "a cottage,
where the whole family was prs.
trate nj one time not hundred yards
from my hvase. All lay family es
capped without q touch oi sickness.
| had AT that time about sixty very
large sunHowcr plants IN my garden
surrounding the house. many Of
them h,ihg twelve tcct high. My
personal experience of the efficiency
~ the cultivation Of the sunhoweT a.
y preventive ~ miasmallc fever has
been FULLY borne out ~ other aud
wurlhieI authorities, 81 Nhum tea.
sherman J. one. A land amer ca
the bauks ui Stheldt SoNo d the sun.
flower extensively oh his property
near the river with such effect that
there has not been single ease ~
miasmatic fever among hls tenants
for Year., although the disease cnn.
Times Ia prevail Ia the ncighhor
hood. The medical men iu France.
Italy, aud Germany believe tie cuI-
tiyation OF the sunhower e. BE- etfre.
tuAl Ia removing the sources u dts
ease. Ii may not be generally
known that the sunAuwcT alsurbs.
during Its growth. vast quantity
e impure gas=es; II feeds largely
by ~ leavc-, alsorbs nitrog"n morr
rapidly than aud other plant, aud
viii cyarorate a. much n a quart Of
~taer Gaily.'
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-05
, Y I I Z I Y

To he bt'vIs.E lass We
car Furnish Nuu Ipllymsuf ~ vhieh va
Gun make NsrN lar-r Iak, la Nvur pwn k-Hl-
itiss. without being away ir,,u hems over
uisht Agents NHut. in every town. aUI
rlutiN T. take suh.,UIUnHs itF the .Htaa-
niHl k'.'Fi The largest Publication tu The
ntt,d rLtr.-lp pR.sys. 80 culun4qs he.
gtHuN Illustrated. terms uAlk ~ per wear
~" Record D. D., uted O. whatever j. - % .
forrest ,aHn",.trd with t.e Centennial year.
The Great kNblbitiuu ~ i'hiiad Iphia !. fully
illustrated u d.tall F,elh,ds Naut. a.
Tie vhvl' people ieel gryai Interest iu thsir
country + Centennial birthday. AID Wart g.
know ~ ah"W a. ~ elegant patri a..
'IsNun drawing premium ptsturv T. pryst.ni
"a tfrv a. Farh -ltsrTlitF ID 4 entitled I'm
rrlugNhraur, uf tie pur Huudrvdth Ami
''rsarl # the luirp.nlrure Of the unitcd
~tsts. sire - ~ ~ inches Auy one can
hvv"fns . suU,vssial sgvut. far bat shoN the
paper and picture aui huBdfrls q subs r.
hers A. easily obtained cyr,ywhsre. There
is ~ hu-iu.-- that wil pay like thu Il pry.s-
ent W. basc msnt agents Sho aFe max iug
~ high - 80 p.r dat aHd upvarls Nuw !.
the time don dsia, send fur cur cireu-
lar, terms, ani sample cupy u paper. wbluh
arr scot frrt a. AT Vho apply j. Il to-day
Complete uutht frvy g. thuss be- dpriia g.
engage. Fariners AID me, hani,-s ani their
s"hs and daughter. make The very best (
,gsuts Adlr-ss
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD.
luiyl-lyl Portland. Maine
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-05

special rates made ior families and ali
T,eFs"ns wh" nrsy de.ire e.. stsy loagsr
thsn one month. Any inis rastIon can
bS oblsined by sdlresssng
p OEkTOs, Prap'r.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-05

A MEAN AbyANrAaE.-Thcre vas
a score or more Of women gathered
together al JohRseh's house. Mr..
johnson u q goOdhcarted an and a
respectable citizen, though he j.
rather skeptical about some things.
The women had just organized ''lhe
Foreign Bcncvulr.it society" when
Mr.. Johnson entered the room. lie
was AT once appealed 10 To donate a
icw dollars a. a ionBia'iou a. work
on, and Mrs. Graham added:
ut would be 80 pleasant la after
years Tor you 90 remember that you
gave this society D. first dollar aud
Its first kind word
lle slowly opened bis wallet. drew
uut ten dollar hill and a, thc ladies
>maohrd their lip- aud oiarl'ri their
haud-, be- asked:
Is tins society organized Co all
the poor - foreign countries n
"Nc,- ycs--lcs-ycs = they cho-
rused
And 4 wants money ?"
"lez-yc- -
wei, now" sail Johnson A. b.
folded ,hc bill IN tempting shape.
there are twenty married women
herr, VI there are fifteen oi YOU Who
can make oath that you have cumbed
Your childrcu's hair. this morning
washed the dishes. and made the
beds. III donate this $40"
have" answered two oi the
crowd, and the rest said:
why, now, Mr.. Johnson 7"
II ten Of YOU can make oath that
your husbands are not wearing
socks With holes in the heels, thu,
money - yours continued the
wretch.
Just hear him :" they exclaimed,
each one hooking ~ the other.
"li tea of YOU have boys without
holes IN the knees Of their pants, this
Y goes to the Society" said John
son.
"Suoh . man. they whispered.
IF there are five pairs Of stockings
IN this room that don't need darning,
III hand over the money he went
on.
Mr.. Johnson" SAID Mrs Graham
with great dignity, ''the rules of thi.
society declare that no money shall
be contributed except by members,
and a. YOU are not a member | be-
that YOU withdraw"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-05
FREAc.. MILLINERY,
LcphVrs aid NOrsied
GoedS.
kNE ROSA RIYNOTR

No. . Charters Street. .NsIr CGH n.
announces o. hsr customers and the public
Ia general that n hrr new .tur,. NJ. = FL Ar-
trrs street, New Orleans. will h. found n al
times fan line Il the Vsr, latest st,lts Il
hnts, buunsts etc.. etc. selected frum the
beet PARIS AID New lork fats,.s. Also, Rer.
lin ZEPHYR Java ,auNss, embroidered slip
pors w"rsirl sa'que.. rtr.. ail ~ thr ma-t
moderate pri'ss. The patronage 81 meF-
chants and others hasin orders ftr Miihn-
~, ani ~ar-trd Eu.d- i respectfully ,0liUii.
"a.
y. B-Eutirs satisfaction guaranteed IN
stsie price and quality
Nine. ROSA REYNOIR
det22-ly Ne. gChartrrs street
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-05

make each n sacoess Their stock
u al kinds are the best aud kept
Ia the best plight always ready Tor
sale a. please those hunting like
themselves ior the best, Their
ienurz arr all Ia order and the cor
ners are all In trim. while the garden
the field Of the dear wiies ambition
.. Nrll laid out aud kept IA tile best
81 plight. In short, every thing they
d. j. well done, and nothing l. lett
undone that ought Ia Ia done. The
PROFITS made 90 oil their rrups aud
stock give them ready money is all
purposes. and ESPECIALLY Tor making
Nil needed better-Rents, aud 60 80
work and fettlliEe Ne to keep the
farm aud all apurtenaucvs improving
rather than on the down grade.
SaCh farmers exert most Statutory
inhuenoc upon all Others IN their
nelghhorhood, aud they may be very
properly called bcnciaCtOrs Of their
race.--fRural sun.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-05

IL you we're ta de tonight how much
money would your family hayef Think n
this nd tnsare your life ia the
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-05
FOR SALE or RENT.

A dwelling hcusa. sisusssd near the eour,-
house. The k@uss haa thirteen rooms, hlsrl.
en- and dining rum. A nna well on The
premises. good garden spot. sTle. II wsil ~
Q wedsrsss Prize Ter further psrteul.r.
spply 70 Va NJ Inw.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-08
Another YO st Case.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PoTTsvILLE, Sept 7.-Yesterday the Grim
inal Court hero resumed the Mollie Ma
guire trials, taking up first the case of
Thomas Duffy, indicted for the murder of
Police Officer Yost, at Tamaqua. Duffy, it
is contended, is the man who instigated the
murder. Yost had occasion to arrest him
some time before for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. Duffy resisted there was
scuffle, and, though the officer conquered
at the time, Duffy swore yengence, and,
through the agency of the Mollie Maguires,
succeeded before long in obtaining it. Yost
died as q punishment for the faithful per-
formance of his duty.
Duffy was arrested last spring at the time
so many of his fellow Mollies were gathered
in, and was placed on trial in company with
the four men with whom he conspired to
commit the murder. The case was inter j..
rupted by the death of a juryman, and when
1t was taken uplagain Duffy appealed to have
. separate trial. The other four were con-
victed of murder in the first degree, as re-
ported in the HERALD at the time, and now
Duffy comes up to take his separate chance.
The evidence in this case will doubtless
be much the same as on the previous
trials.
Not much progress was made in this case
yesterday, though seven jurors were OBJ
tanned before adjournment.