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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Browns w ellis.
w. B. DEATON, Prop.
COpiah Co., Mississippi.
Great Health and Pleasure Re-

sort
HE PROPRIETOR Of these justly cele-
brated Wells takes. this method Of in
forming the Public that he is row prepared
TO receive guests and fatters himsel that
he will be able to give satisfaction to all who
may come. Having bought the place TO keep
be is determined that no one shall leave dis
satisfied.
These Wells are situated eight miles west
Of Hazlehurst, Miss A daily line Of eomfor-
table Hacks will run to and from Hazlehurst
and the Wells Through tickets can be had
a. the office Of the n. o.. St. L. & G. Railroad,
at New Orleans, at a merely nominal sum.
Tie section of country in which the Wells are
located is probably healthy as any portion
Of the world. The grounds surrounding the
Wells consists Of beautiful grove of over
thirty acres There are many cottages, single
and double. with very large and eOmmodi-
Gus dinng-roon. There will be amusements
Of all kinds. Buggies and horses will be fur
nished at reasonable rates. There will be
= daily mail, with newspapers in abundance
/ There are two Wells, one known as the 'Old
/ Well and the other as the New Well, the
analysis of both is given below. The waters
/ have been used for twenty years and have
[ been found beneficial in the cure Of the fol-
/ lowing, as well as many other diseases: Skin
/ Diseases, Functional Indigestion, Anemia
/ chorea, Constipation, Chronic Diarrhes,
/ Chronic Gastritis, some forms OF Dropsy,
/ Chronic Dysentery, Chronic Hepats, Chronic
| Laryngitis Diseases Of the Mouth, 0zena,
and other Scrofuous affections, elect, Chron-
| ic GoDorrhpa Diseases Of the Bladder or
/ Kidneys. Diseases i7cident 10 Females, Spi-
nal Irritation, Amenorrhea, Menorrhagia,
/ and the many forms Of Leucorrhea. 1t is par
excellence the place for persons Of broken
down constitutions Terms to suit the times
! Any further information can be obtained by
addressing
W, B. DEATON,
I
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TRAIN No. 2 from Montgomery connects at
Calera with S. r. & D. r. r. at Decatur with
NJ. & c. r. Il. for the West. No. 2, from Mem
phis, connects at Humboldt and Milan, for the
West; also from points South for Louisville;
at Guthrie with st. L. & S. L. Ry.; at Lebanon
juno. with Knoxville and Richmond Branches;
at Cincinnati June. with L., c. & L. r. r. for
the North and East; at Louisville with U. s
Mail Boats for Cincinnati and with o. & NJ
Ry. and J, NJ. & |. R. r. for the North, East,
and West
TRAIN No. runs daily from Montgomery
and daily except Sunday from Memphis hav-
ing direct connection from Little Rock, and all
points in Texas to Louisville, connects at De-
catur with Memphis and Charlestown Rail
road; at Guthrie, with the St, l.. & s. +. R'y;
at Gin June. with L. c. & L. R. r., for the
North and East; at Louisville with o. & NJ.
and J. NJ. & l., for the North East and West.
ALL TRAINS connect at Cave City for
Mammoth Cave
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
stauntOn. Virginia.

pEv. r. II. PHILIPS A. NJ Rector assis-
III ted by large corps of experienced Off
GERS. Ihlrty-second annual session will COM
mence September 6 Patronage represents
nineteen States. Buildings spacious. Grounds
extensive. Terms moderate. Churches of sew
EN- denominations within three minutes walk
For catalogues, address the Rector, or Hen.
II. W. SHEFFEY.
iuly26 76-lm
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ELtCruRs FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
A. NJ WEST, ErHEinEKT BARKspALE.

ELtcroRs FoR THE STATE AT LARGE.
A. NJ WEST ETHElnERT BARKsDALE.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First Dwtrict-J NJ ACKEn.
Second Dstrict-W G. FAuLKNER.
Ihtrd Dlstrict-W b. llELM.
Fourth Dlsirict-W. ID. GIBBS.
ram DiStrict-RoBERr \. MILLER.
Sirth Distrtct-WARREN CowAN.
Each ticket viii contain all The names Of
the Democratic candidates for El9ctor and
each voter viii vote for he tohole number.
There is no legal distinction between the
candidates for Elcctor. Each voter Is en-
titled TO vote for the whole mum ber-cight.
The Electoral ticket is subject to changes,
by death or resignation, and our friends
will be careful to note any changes of this
sort that hereafter may be made. The fail
ure Of any one ofthe Electors to secure n
larger number of votes In the State than
that cast for the candidate for Elector hay-
ing the highest number OF votes on the on
posing ticket, will cause the defeat of the
ElCctor SO failing aud "A consequent loss of
his vote In the Electoral College.
The Democratic candidates tor Congress
In the several Districts are as follows:
First District H. MuLpRow.
Second DiStrict-VAN Ii. MANNING.
Thtrd District -llERNANDo ID. MONEY.
Fourth District. OrHo X. SINGLETON,
FUh DiStrict-C. h. HOOKER.
Sirth DiStrict--J. H. CHALMERS.
On the Electoral ticket to be- voted for In
the counties composing the First District,
the name OF II l.. Muldrow as the candi-
inse for Congress, bn printcd,so that the
ticket In that district will appear thus;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TICKET
ELECTORS FOR rnE STATE Ar LARGE.
A. NJ. WEST, ETuELBERr BARKspALE
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First DSriot-J. NJ. ACKER.
Second DiStrjct--W. c. FAULKNER.
IhTd DiSTict-W, Il. HELM
Fourth District w, u, GIBBS
FUtb DiStrict--ltoBr. n, MILLER.
Nirh DStfict-W ARREN CowAN.
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Seals and Presses,

INHE UNDERSIGNED WILL FILL order,
l. promptly for Seals and Presses for
Masonic Lodges Chapters, Councils, Com
manderies, |. 0. 0. F. Lodges, and other SOci-
cites, Educational Institutions and Corpora
tions, Circuit and Chancery Clerks, Notaries
Public and Justices of the Peace.
Prices according to size, design and engrav-.
ing Designs furnished when requested
Address,
J. L. POWER,
June Zo-tf. Jackson, Miss
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L can furnish you employment at which
you can make very large pay, in your own To-
calitics without being away from home over
night. Agents wanted in every town and
county to take subscribers for the Centennial
Record, the largest publication in the United
States-l6 pages, 81 columns Elegantly IL
Illustrated; terms only 81 90 per year. The
Record is devoted to whatever is of interest
connected with the Centennial year. The
Great Exhibition az Philadelphia is fully il
Illustrated in detail Everybody wants il.
The whole people feel great interest in their
Country's Centennial birthday and want to
know all about it., An elegant, patriotic cray
on drawing premium picture is presented free
TO each subscriber Ii is entitled "In remem
membrauce Of the One Hundreith Anniver-
sary of the INDEPENDENCE of the United
States Size sl3x3O inches. ANY one can he
come successful agent, for but show the ma
per and picture and hundreds of Subscribers
are easily obtained everywhere. There is no
business that will pay ike this az present.
We have many agents who are making as high
as SO per day and upwards. Now is tbe
time, don't DELAY. Remember il costs nothing
to give the business trial. Send for our cir
culars terms and sample copy Of paper which
are sent free TO all who apply Do it TODAY,
Complete outfit free 10 those who decide 10 en-
gage. Farmers and Mechanics. aud their sans
and daughters make the very best of agents
Address,
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD.
June 2l-6m. Portland, Maine,
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DRlCE of our IMPROVED MAGNOLIA
L GIN, with dustcr G, aud heater attach
ment II, composed of n series of stationery
Sheet Blades, for the purpose of opening ul
the Cotton, freeing it from Nap and more
thoroughly cleansing it from Mote and For
eign Substances, So 90 per Saw
SELF-FEEDER, 81 20 per saw additional
re- All Orders filled under Full Guarantee
Lune 2l.2N
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University Of Virginia

months. 1t is organized in schools on the
elective system, with full courses in Classics,
Literature, Science with practice in Chemi-
cal and Physical Laboratoriesl in Law. Medi
cine, Engineering, Teaching and A agriculture,
Apply for Catalogues to JAMES F. HARRI-
son, Chairman, 2. o. University of Virginia.
Co., Va.
Aug, %, '76-lm.
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! have always on hand g large stock Of French
English and American Buntiugs for Flags /;
and keep IN stock and viii manufacture to
order every description Of
American, Toroign and Fancy Flags.
will give sprco! attention 10 the getting
up Of evory description Of Plain, Fancy and
Embroidered
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sILN ELAGa ANn mANNEms

For military and other companies Superior
STYLES, tho best workmanship and moderate
prices guaranteed.
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TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
TIVE TICKET.
How the Tickets Shall be Printed
and Voted.

Rooms STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Democratic Conservative Party of Miss
Jackson, October 10, 1876.
To prevent the possibility Of mistake, the
counties comprising each Congressional
District are published below.
The Electoral Ticket MS it now stands is
composed Ms follows:
DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE TICKET.
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This Route offers superior inducements to
Visitors to THE CENTENNIAL. Direct con-
nectons are made in Louisville with cars
which run direct to Centennial grounds
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cHANcERY CLERKS AND sHEa1Frs
TAX ASSESSORS

CAN BE SUPPLIED with the blank forms
~ of Tax Lists prescribed by the Revenue
Law at the rate of 81 GO per thousand; by
mail So %. Also, with the Blank Form Of
Notice to Persons who Fail to Return Tax
Lists by the LIST Monday in July. Address.
POWER & BARKSDALE.
Jackson, Miss
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Repairing promptly done.
Trunks neatly covered.
Private Families and others giving enter
tainmcnts can have their yards covered over
with canvass, and suitable decorations, por-
table tables, lights, etc, viii be furnished at
short notice and on the most reasonable terms.
June u Gms
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BAG MANDATORY.

! will make 10 order in amy quantity Coffee,
Rice Grain and other Kind, OF sacks; war
rantcd IN quality Of material and style Of
work aud nt prices which will defy COMPETE
ton from all quarters.
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ELEcToRs FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
A. NJ. WEST, ETuELBERr BARKspALE.

First DSrjct--J. NJ. ACKRR.
Second DiStricf--W. C. FAULKNER.
hrd DiSulct-W. h. HELM.
Fourth District w, u, GIBBS
rum District ROM. n, MILLER.
Sirh DHhjct-WA WARREN CuwAN.
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Plain and Fancy Awning stripes.
WISDDW AsD DOOR SHADES.
GALLERY CURTAINS. Ere,

OF all kinds. made 10 order at short notice,
and "a isiaclion glgon IN style and price.
TENTS,
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LOUISVILLE
AND
GREAT SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LINE,

CoND'sp TINE TBLE No . No. 4 No 6 |
April Both, 1876. Daily. Daily Daily. |
exc.Sun.
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os voor

To be properly enjoyed, . Walking tear
should be gone upon alone. Ifysu 80 Ia
company, or even 10 pairs, Il 10 20 loug-
sr wGlkisg toar 10 anylhinE bat nane I;
Il is somslhing else, and more la The ne
ture Of q pisaic. II shosld be gons upon
alone. because freedom Is OF ths ssseaee /;
because you should be able 10 stop and
10 on, and follow thls way or that, ss ths
freak takes yon; and because you mus.
have your own pace, and neither .ro,
alongside champion walker, nor mlnse
In time with girl. And then you muss
be open to all impressions, and let your
thoughts take color from what you see.
You should be as pipe for any 10 play
upon. 81 eannot zee ths wit," says HaE-
li,t, ''of walking aud talking ct ths came
time" When Am In the eounliy. |
wish 10 vegstaie nike the cosutry, which
10 the aiss % oil that caa be said apou tho
matter. There should be no csckle Of
voices At your elbow, 10 jar sn tbs msdi.
tativo silence OF the mornlng.
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san wAsvkp no nEa,srGa.

Yesterday fs:esoou a dstsrmIped. look.
Ing woman. accompanied BY small.
slEed husband who haa . retlrlax cir,
called st the Pirl Precipei 10 the F1th
Ward, aud the wife demanded to be reg.
isieFsd, whlls The hasbAnd remslned oa..
side and whIstlsd lOnsssms ,uss.
10 The Aans Of tuslvs million dows.
IOddsa womeu, | demand TO be reglstsr.
I'd, said the woman.
10 the name Of The lAw, reply that l
can't dc 1t, replied eus Of the board.
Yos must.
cant.
You shAll.
/ went.
Then, sir, twelve nlllIon down.lroddsn
and long.waitisg females Of America
skall hiss year pams TO scorn and cea.
tempt forever morsi
II makes me fssl bad, but oan't help
II, replied the member.
The woman giarsd at him for minute,
favored him with double -join.sd seswl
and Thea walked out. Her hssband
opened the door ahsr she had cioscd Ii
With bang, aud In . voice OF deep ha.
mility remarked:
| dids't want 10 come along but was
forced 10. Den', .hiak hard Of me. gen.
tlsmsnl
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THE sESsATioS OF DRowsiso.

A sailor named George Forbes, who
was lost overheard from = scow In Lake
Michigan and nearly drowned before bis
rescue, thus describes the feeling he ex.
perienced on The occasion:
was feeling more courage, and strik.
ing out with . will, when Q sudden
cramp catched me all over, and could
not do another stroke. felt like lump
OF lead. Ny head began TO spin around.
a great lump rose In my throat and chok'
cd me, and my eyes closed, 80 II weight
had been hung on the lids. began ts
drown-i felt Il; then came feeling
something like red hot rod being draws
through NY brain. Ny head felt like .
fire. A humuiug. rsAring noise went
through my sars, and nv body felt -
light As q leather. The waves carried
me Absut without any effort ON NY part
and laughed-il seemed go curious thai
1 actually laughed. didH't care 10 be
picked up-didu'I care for Lizzie only
wan cd TO float aud drift forever on the
rollers. The waller cAtns into my lace
and mouth, but never tried u keep by
Lssd np; | woaldht have moved my
d.ger 10 have bren sb1sri the sesw. u
grew darker and i.rkrt; the old ieelias
CO ne though NV h-Ad sgAiu. some'
thing clu,cAsd me By ,hs leg aud drrw
me down. | rocked 10 and fro, irlt I
noi.e Ike The discharge Of eannsa, and
then dropped to sleep.
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raE wospEn, oT Lospo..


All roads lead 10 London, 81 ouee al
roads lcnd to Rome. Here 81 the worlds
Balances arc struck q, last, and here the
vibrsslons Of hnman life and progress
from avs eouiisehts qsiVsr and tfsnbls.
! slood upon The doms Of wrsn, . marble
moaniAin reared Into the sky, solid -
The hills, aud yet vibrating TO every
passing osrt aud omuibas upon the
throngsd streets below. The day wAt
glorions with sunshi0s. For you must
not ba;isve the nonsense that pots Lon.
don under perpetual fog. The sky would
have done no dishopoF to Colorado. AZ
far as The eye conid reach swept away TO
the misty horiEsn The roofs and domes
and towers Of the one great city OF the
world. They may talk Of Paris as they
will. They may praise, az ] have praised
the glorious capital Of the north-Edin-
burgA. on her threne OF crsgs. They
nsy tell yoa of Venice and her wave
washed palaces, of Naples and her sap
phIrs bay, Of The great dlscrowned Lady
Of Kingdoms herself, 10 all her ancient
splsndor, or In her pathetic decay. But
here, from The Dome OF the Golden
Cross, where Nelson's bones aud Well
ington's rest beneath your feet, sweeps
around and away the worlds one city Of
our day. The roar OF L0ndon rises faint
TO your ears, . mullitudinous. undistin-
guisbabls mass OF mingled SQUAD. You
are alone. Yos are sbove IL all. II comes
TO you ss the sounds Of the great world
ascend TO heaven. Every human passion
10 In II, sad every human pain. God
only csa distinguish between the laughter
aud the tears, the curses and the prayers,
the groans OF the vauquished, ths shouts
Of the victors. know not how oae eau
help being saddened al the sight OF
great city. know not how one can
stasd npoa The dome Of ST. PauPs, and
not feel knocking at brain and heart ali
the riddles sf humas life aud des,iay.
Such notes they are below there! Peers
chariot aud eostermonges's cart, how
much aliksl Palace aud hovel dwarfed
from lhi. airy distance, to the same pro.
portionsl millionaire aud begKar boy,
they creep on yonder, much slikel The
roar OF the great city faintly rises. You
are In lis very center. Every street ra-
diating from st. Panps 10 crushed and
throngsd. II is not the roar OF London
only. II 10 the murmur OF the world
No SQUAD Of war or peace, no change 10
State or Kingdom, but mingles iis echoes
with the sounds OF London. No misfor-
tune or fraud, or failure at the worlds
end, bat repeats itself in the streets be-
low you. No disaster by flood or Ore,
but sobs i,s sad story at your feet. No
ship goes down IN the tarthest ssas, but
the moaning wind aud the plunging
waters tell OF II here At last. No blight
faIs on the vinlages and harvests Of men
Ia Earope, Asia, or America, that the cry
Of distress vibrates not along the granite
masses Of London's heArtsi
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A wAasIxG TO RECKLESS rALkaRs.

Aud to-day YOU should be above every.
thing else, sxcesdingly guarded as TO
your expressions touehlsg other people.
You had better 20 70 y9ur grave In 81
silence, never having experienced ths
cbarms OF speech or she ecstasy Of glsd
expression, rather than 10 90 With the
memory Of hasiag laid . false charge
against sone naa, OF countsnsacsd .
sianaef against any. IL viii weigh year
grave With wsighs that Ho,blag bat the
baud Of God, ID bic mercy, can iift from
OF your oppressed soul. That 10 ths ed
ucatiou am inealcaiing; that IL The
line snsp, lsdies aud gsm,lensp. u
you cannot say snything. There IL moth
lug 30 uananly, 50 uawomaniy, 50 as-
christian, as The American habit Of slss.
dering people. The fact that il exists As
. habit, aud that gossip j. regarded -
the spicy talk Of our psrlors, and nothing
but spicy talk, stamps as already As pFes.
ty nearly q na.ioa Of slaudsrs; aud
bevr the weight Of the impn,siioH with
you and with sll. The Guilt may be per.
sonal, bot the disgrace Ia common. W,
II. II. Murray.
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Ths other dsy ss q paie-fseed, bolp
eyed man was walking along an Ayo an
In Detroit, Gays the free l'Fess, Asle,
case 10 sapport HE feeble steps,
dessrisa hsi,ed LIn, reached on. ahs.i
aud said:
Why. fon, 10 this yoas
Yes, H.. sac, wss The tnournfai Fsv'
Asd what's ibt msiisrY
Ina sIl iua dsws, ssd I've 10. W.
plscs.
Lost iii IIesy Bssn disehsrssdf
Yea, sadly replied the poor mat.
lvsklss Isr Job aow.
kaow : coal dealer whs vsAis sd :.
or, suggsasd the frissd.
No good 40 good, vita 9 nou .
shake Of sAe Lssd. I've been tot :,
three, aud - econ - they tosnd o.. -,
weighs wss dowa 10 one haudrsJ .oi
twenty pounds shey iarnsd right 49,,
ffos ms. CoEi is down. you kso~ aud
thsJ hsve 20 ashs II ap Ia the weight OF
the driver.
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A sAss TRICK.


Strangers often remark that Detroit 10.
dies seem to have great foDdnsss for
carrying gold watches, aud any person
walking ten blocks on Wood yard or JEFF.
erson avenues, will see IL II 10 Ane day, /,
II least 100 ladies vith gold ehsiBs hang.
ing down TO the watch pocket. Bat, 10
the watch theFef Oaa Woodward ave-
nue. car yesterday there we're halfa dozen
ladies and only one gentleman. Satan
must have put him up to do q mean
thing. Taking out his watch he looked
at 1t, shook IL, sighed heavily ssd said:
Ought to have been cleaned . week
ago. win yeu please give the The timer
The lady addressed had on msguih-
cent chain, but shs blushed, half rose, sat
down again, and whispered:
My-my watch Isle ont Of order.
You have the time, porhapsI he asked
OF the next.
Yves, sir--its leu O'Clock, che replied,
looking out OF the window.
Does yOur time Agree with thatg be
asked OF the third.
| believe 50, she eoldly replied, Though
she we'll knew that her chain was pinned
70 her dress.
And what does your watch say! bs
smilingly asked OF the foarth.
lie . little slow, think, she asswered
drawing her shawl closer.
The nth lady had watch, and ans
one, too. She drew II out, made as much
display as possible, and called oat:
Ten minutes past eleven.
The gentleman smiled, the other fsur
ladies bit their lips and scowled, aud the
driver shook up the lines and called out:
Go on, now, you old raw-bonss.
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VOLUME XIV

And what am I 10 do1 asked The lac.
yer.
Pat . hwsuit on him aad scare him 10.
70 Il, che answered.
lie Elcomily replied that the oeurt here
bad no Jurisdiction II ssch case, and
that be esuld DO nothing.
Why, II was = lawyer could pat
sui. on him ln 80 hoar-I know could,
She protested.
lie shook bic head.
Well, all right, she said, as shs ross TO
goi lboughl lawyers bad some Eet.up
TO en-, and always held my breath
when one passed the house. bot lhIs
thing has opened my eyes You don't
knew any more thas de. sir, aud
don't know anythinEl Good day, sir!
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Perhaps . more bssstifnl eomE Eli.nsnt
was sever psld to wonsa than The GoI.
IowIug By JadSs Story;
To The hosor, 70 lhs stsrsai hOHsr Of
the ssx. be Il said, thst Is The pslh Of
duty no saeri6os IL With thsm toe high or
too dssr. NOshIng With thea l. impos.
sibis. Tksy Bsvsr shrink from vhss
love, honor, iasossaes sad rli. los re.
qaIrs. The vOies ol plsassFs or " power
may I >" By unh sdsd, bat The vsies Of
sfhisti0n Devsr. The chamber n the
sick, the pIIiow Of the dying, The viglls Of
,bs dead, ,bs sisan Of religion, sever
rnissed The sympsthiss Of womani flmld
though shs be. aud 80 delicate tb.s tbe
wlnds Of bsayen may not too nAagbiy
Welt ker. on saeh occasions shs -. sIi
sssss ef dssgeT, snd assumes pFs,.gnAt.
nrsl courage which knows not snd f'.s.
not consequences.
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rnk oPEs rIRs.

am hrm believer, says DR.. CuylSr,
In the moral aud spiritual influence Of ~
opeA IRE To make home attractive,
there must he somewhere In the houss .
family rendezvous; aud that sHght 10
present more radiant attraction than .
black hole In the floor. through which hot
air pours forth from subterranean fur.
mace. Men will fght for their al.ars aud
their 6resides; but what orator ever In
voked burst Of patriotism In behalf OF
steam pipes aud regislsrsl inever cease
to be thankful that ! was brough, up be-
aide the hickory Ers Of rsrsl farm.
house.
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a nIsApPoisTTD WIS.

A demonstrating woman, sb0ut 10
years old, esllsd At lswyss's ofies on
Grisweid street yesterday asd ssktd the
attorney IL be eoaId see 70 IltsIs busi-
nsss for her. lie replied thai hs eoald,
and abs explained;
Ny husbEpd vsat 70 the Black HilIs
over fouF HsoHths ago.
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