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Moral. IN Me.tern Fenn.,Iynuin.


DUScANsvLLE. Pa, Aug. lG. Three per-
sons two men and one woman made their M.
psaranoe before Justice GihDony. and ono of
Tho men. Charles DAVIS, eskod to hc married 10
the woman, who was spoken. Of as Mrs. Samuel
Davis Tho Squire inquired into tho matter
when tho third 9poho up. saying that he VA
tho brother OF the woman, and that she was IT.
yorced. The knot wns tod Subsequently il
leRked out ihat the third mnn was A6cl Davis
brother g. tho bridegroom and actual husban
of the bride.
Charles DNyis il seems. had been boarding
with Abel IN Newport Ky, and had berome in
innate with Abcl's wife Abel took his brother
90 task, and Charms hel 10 this place. his Old
haunt; Mrs. Davis sworo that she would fol-
low CHARLES and iil so. Arrived hero. Mrs
Davis tclesraphed back t. Newport lint she was
sick, nigh unto death. and that Abel must come
AGel sold ont his Newport plNc" bought a re-
NQlver, cdDip hrrc. went to Allcghany Forge
whore his vito and brother wore.
He made Mrs. u. swear. on the Bible nj tn
point OF tho pistol which she loved lost Sh,
picked ont Charles then marched down hcr'
without waiting for divorce or anything OF
that kind. and had the ceremony put thrU Ugh
The hest SOAP launnry and hath IN ot weather
Pyles clean, hnrd, hen!thful 30 kp All KrOceIE-4I
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TT7T " TTI7TTT NF7T
On Monday. Aug Z iiuo son of Mr.. James
nclnach of fcNa. District Franklin Ca. went ont =
s lr stance rou fhc huuse tohunt hcn>hc.t Find-
INK nest the chi put hs and 90 90 get the eres when
tlt ias~ ~ rHttCsUAhc Ncrf plunged Lis wrist
Tie cntra, Of chchcn were apuici at uice and tho
most efficient HntiuutC. tiusiC rcd hut witiout
atrcstus The deadly lu.Nn The little hov died Wed.
n >lay folowlu- Tie >IIHfe measured four feet nine
inches IN leigtl. ANA had llirtecu attles.
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This weeR the boston and rro'llcncc nino

This week the Boston and Providence nino
will 70 west.
In the International games the Buffalo team
has the lead with q victories the Syracuse
S,ars being second with %, ana the Tecumscll-
ot Canada third With %. The Rochester and
ltca Clubs nre struggling for fourth place
Tho action II the three members n tn" lnt.r-
vote II the majority in the Buffalo Convention.
~ they hHyc done by tAcir act of r,mpN4u4. the
disability from ClnYer the cXl He'd Louisville
player. Is likely 10 he very damaging in it,
ELECTS on the future ot the International Asso-
Of the Internal lonal Association three or four
OF the best clubs. The Convention decided that
no player expelled by any association could
play In any International club tcam until he
had been reinstated by tho association that ex-
PEELED him. This rule the judiciary Committee
violated in the Craver case. aud the leading
clubs rebel against il.
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A ludicrous incident happened in front Of the
jackson iiousc last cNrmns well known gentleman
was sitting on the edge ui thu platform facing the hoie
his chair tipped back on two legs nnd balanced in that
position by the occupant A couple oi lady Gcquaint
hn'eS passed and our hero. III endehVOr so p his hat
in graceful and impressive style. lost his equilibrium
fell backward nnd landed IN the street lie dropped
about three feet and A. he possesses considerable AvOr
dupois II feared thnt he serous injured Tho
crowd rushed 10 his reci bnt he scrambled TO his feet
none the worse The chair was total wrcck, however
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Hunting Convict. With Dogs.

HUNTsyILLE, Aug. Sat the johnson plnee
last sunday Convict atcmntng 90 escape IS nrrl
upon hN the guari lie rev un hi, hands hut cnntu
uri 20 run II being SUNDAY the other guards were ALL
sent amt trusy convict with some three wears t. Sr,
volunteered mHke the capture Hc went To the hon
turned out the tn-s ANA in les, than h h"ir had The
runhN ~ back um,rr guard IN Bu. bcng ,hliei, cut
titc ball the hack and reported hun s'ttu h
hut not dangerously wounded Thus system oi haunting
tnnNcts down Nitl dos, !. very cnclual and seldom
tails
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4 Sumcient Defence.

2 lW V1 M T7IfIF70 " TfFF77
The gas suddenly went out at san Josd
the other evening, ana when II iVlit
lady iniicnnnty accused hNnrA lOoking man Who NJ /
the ncYt bench Of kissing her IN the darkness Tho
man tried L. cNplHn but some n the adNN friends seize
and proceeded To ire him out with expedition A. th0y
reached the door the victim managed to gasp out Nc
Hiss woman why, I'm lust divorced" That settled IL
lie was apoognd TO- and the man VI expvrience proud.
ly assumed his seat
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Spelled D,n.rsa,iy. but Pronounced Anle.

Frederick Jackson. hnrkccper for GARNER
the billiard player assaulted with by Loms
Freedman. who was hcli "a hail in slit 80 recover
S2OalD damages Freedman : ltwNc made motion Sut
urday NHcatr the order OF arrest the ground that
the wrong person had been arr str The order Tead
Louis Freedman. AMI his client was Lewis Friedman
Ihe OuuTt ~ nI Us leels.On
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rIGnTING roR sEcoxD rLAcE
Chicago and Cincinnati Close Together-The
Enect of - Decision.

The success Of the Boston nine in tho con-
tcst for the League championship being n
foregonc conclusion, the interest now centres
in tho contest for second position between the
Chicago and Cincinnati teams. they being
close 20 each other, with the Chicago nino
leading by only ono game. Up TO this week
Boston had lead Of nye games over Chicago
and siN over Cincinnati
The following record 81 the games played 10y
League mines this month with outside teams
does not give the League mines 50 favorable a
position as tho July record did:
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IN MEMORY or THE REF. DIR. FIELD.
What his Four Sons Doing to Beauty
their Native Town.

HARTFORD, Aug ls.-A few months ago
the four sons of the lato Roy. DR. Field bought
in Haddam about two acres of land including
the old meeting house built in l77O in which
DR.. Field preached twenty years. for public
park This park IS now being laid out, and will
be called Meeting House Sguare. On it will be
placed n stone with this inscription:
on this plot ground siool the ancient meeting house
~ which naNid u Field. u preached from lStn 10
1914 aN from 1877 10 ls43 His tour surviving have
purchased this and uivcn to tho town Tor public
irccn in memory oi then father iSIs
Last week the hrothers bought nm additional
ten acres in the centre of the village for an OK
tensive park. Is. S. Olmstead is now survey
ing il and lnving out drives, and tho work OF
grading will begin probably this week. This
property includes the famous lsingl0ss Hill
natural beauty. The park will be publicly in
uuguraied ON the 3lst of October which Will be
the anniversary OF the marriage OF Elder Fiold,
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a Honeymoon. Tragic Fading.


News has just reached us OF fiendish assas-
snatlnn last week near Dexter. Cooke County. A
Cowardh assassin crcpt scstilN by moonlight near
gallery where man named Cline was with his young
Wite 10 HON he lhd bee married about mouth. ami
empued tho Of barrel o shotgun loadcd
with turkey shot into the lace and head Of zine thnc
dird almost instani, Mrs cline aroused by the report
saw two men running rapidly away. nnd recognized
them Lucius NOiSngeT whom she had refused 10
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An excursion party from New York landed at
Gcnwood. Long lsiani. YESTERDAY, and some rou-h-
started rht several u them made iusi ior fhorn's
Hotel took possession o the bar robbed The ui, siac
several d,canrrs o liquor aud hcgan hattie with rlas,
ts. durlns which Mr. Ih0rnp roughly handled \
man went 10 Mr. Thonrs assistanuc, and BY tho
Vigorous W club. drove the ntrudrrs from inc ho~
,wnuf tle roehs were 30 badly beaten that they had to
be carried 10 the boat.
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omei.l. Accused Of n,schmall.

Mrs Margaret Fix has made affidavit before
Jushoc Nngtut III larisou, small town on c iassnic
river. opposite Ncwark, charging Constable George
werner with lovsin. black mail on her to a"w her 4"
continue in the policy husncs. she also charges focc
ir.trc Nullgan with the same offence She alleges tlat
No,rrr hI- received t2'i and the Police Iustic" $40
ami fresh dcmaud' made hel lclniaic Nu'rncf WaH "a
rested. and gave bRii IN 2 an 70 answer.
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MERRICK'S CAMP MEETING.
METyf0DTsTs MAKING TINE GROVs RINo
PITH THEIR SONOS.


n Love Frnst and Prayer Neeting nj SUNRISE
One Wo,nnn WIN b,,, "rh. rsox.e.. Tho
Congregation Asnrsto sing vim sI..ca pve,
Tho beautiful camp meeting grounds at
Mcrrick Long I4hnd have oneo moro bocono
-, - 49,, a., ,,,,., 80
p"Vu''' "''o"E NV "'V'o'''su NNcrS SUCCESS
ful meeting il now being held thcrc tho attend
anco being largo and tho interest very gratiry-
i,,, =, a., .,,,,.,,',,',,, q, -, NJ,
ing 10 tho clcr2ymen In charge Tho Long
Island Railroad Company hayo adopted special
,o',u',r .'' , ,',s ., .nto Ior pess'nsets TO ana
from M''r'k, EX'u~ion tickets Tor tho round
trip bCiwccn uIo tlatbush avenue ,lcput Brook
lon onl tl,.,' mn, :, ,,,.,,,.,i , ~ ,s
cents. Tho camp is in n line grove ahout half "A
milo from the Mcrrick railroad station. Tho
croyo is con,noscd of ,,n,nnr,,,i,.ol,, 80.
e'o'o ~ 'o"'pos'" oil comparatively young
stands tho rrrat tahcrnnclr undcr ,hc cononv
NJ which oy,r , non ,,r.,,,,a , a., ,
" y, ~ o'"'V p''No"s CNh Hhu scats'
'"-It It"hs INC taoerhRclc runs wesley avenue
outside OF which, like rinps within rings ara
'."O' nSo"'S' 'oh'' ana ohor avenues
Crossing tho circular avenues arc streets radi-
atng like the rays Of a stnr from tho ccn,rc
M ,.,, | ''"' W. w."
INC Lr'uhu7 are bounded on one sido 10y
into ry,, bo,n,if,,i aIc. n,.,, ~ ,i,, ia "
'" "",''"i inN'f' Vho ol INC iak's ls
odlIed 81 Mary and tho other Wesley Lake.
The cottages are rnintcd Of various colors
,o,,,,i,,.. ,.,'... ,t..t, 80.
ruhkihg from u llght slate To dark brown.
Many ~ them are handsome specimens q rural
There are many tents ON tho grounds this year
the cottages bong insufficient TO a, a,s.otnmodatc
the visitors
Over the preachers stand is the Inscription in
Lord l. in His holy t"mplr; lit ali tho earth
krcp silenco befor,, Him Undorncath formed
ions dfa cr5ss ang crn r'' olv nJ M Nril
Food my lamb-." \ trained choir. With
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Alexander Elder Of Bridge street. Astoria. was
robbed m s2ll Willie lying l'pca,ly ntgN iied nu the
stems iurnivals haggirg factory BROOKLYN Satr
dan night Lawrence Tacue, ahas Buckshot street
arrested
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M.iRINIc INTELIfGENCE.

SfSfirrgF AfvAsA t--rrfs rAY
sun rset..... ~ sun SETS. 11l Moon rises. . -
HiGA Vtrft-rus
Sandy Hook n - ilN Islam u n~ Hell Gate. 10
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LULLABY, LULLABY .-rhc words and mu.
by hun IA his ni known character IriiA" VIII 10
gwen away with No hS ii ilr Sew YORK Fftslc Com.
pAflun ont To odaV amt Tor sale hy Nil utwNleal,rs
GEORGE MUNRO - n ~ Nanicvniprs \ Y.
LOUISIANA sTATE LOTTERY COMPANY
NO l'spon"WrW Tor any reason Niuil iifand lnttri-
hntinn A. New prgAn. sept ~ iH'I piiNs, amounting
q Sllntbl Capital fuyrs Stu ~ xinus. Sliuu sc.
lptup tickets Two a. dollars. halves one ~ dollar
Apply 20 A DAUriilN. BOA 40. New OreAuE.
La az II l. fLLM 80 BInsiVA) New lorA
MALARIA CURED "a thc Rchci Vegetable
Ahu BliOu. l'ils PUcr ., ccuts Icr laN For sak ~
wholesale aui retail by AMIR \ IMGARD Chemists,
80 l.j2- bI0aiNAl aui 500 Gi
RFM ARK KAHIE cures ere daily performed By
pR. fANNOu, Dynamo fANA. ann, - Bond ST, witout
metirne Hours - N toAP The POOR cured free
from ptoll
"A."-SSRE CuRE FOK LING DIA
fASkNl;yc AMI R0k ~ Irr gll'n 81 per large hottie
n VAS BhlI. ~ ChAmbersst
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Sewing machine opcrsors viii do well n call At room
SOS BuLuns rnrnrr or Nassau ani Frankfort SIS, and
examine fpr Themselves Roses name Mriting, lHucy
stitching, AMI dgrnins attachment ior all kinds OF sewing
naehlues-Adp
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Those I'ihul"ti"n. "r Inrasey,
,Ii 4, 80 rt.H. are invariably icu..tis! by
''"'' '''h Wa" " N".nesiS. All druggislS.--Aic
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The hest SOAP aunary and bath IN hot weaiAeris
Pyle's clean nara, henhiul 80, ~ All grocen-1I
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST CHuRCH-Rev J. T. Zealy, D. D..
Pastor Sabbath services ii a. m, and p. m
Prayer meeting every Thursday night at Z
o'clock Sabbath School, a. m, David SEsl-
ton, Superintendent.
BETH ISRAEL CoNGREGATIoN.-No minister
|M present. Prayer meeting every Friday
evening" 7 o'clock.
CHRISTIAN CuURCH-Rev Geo. A. Smythe,
pastor. Sabbath services II a. m, and p. M.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night. Sab
bath School, 9 a. m.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Rev. H. A. Picherit,
PASTOR Sabbath services-Mass, a. m, High
Mass, 10 n. m., Vespers and Sabbath school at
pm. Mass every morning at O clock.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rev Joseph L. Tucker,
Rector. Sabbath services IL a. m, and P. m
friday evening services O'Clock. oaooatn
school 919 a. m. Oliver Clifton, Superlntend-
/ ent
METHODIST CHuRCH-Rev. DR.. VIM. ii. Wat
kins Pastor Sabbath services ii a. m, and I
pm. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night.
Sabbath School, 9 a. IA. w. L. Nugent, Su-
perintendent.
! PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. John Hunter,
DID,. Pastor. Sabbath services III a. M, ana
N p. m. Prayer meeting every Tuesday night
Sabbath School 9 a. m. j. l.. Power, Superln-
n endent.
UNION PRAYER MEETING.-At the Metho-
dist Church every Sabbath afternoon, at o1a
o'clock.
BETHEL SABBATH ScHooL.-At the Benevo-
lent Hall in West jackson, every Saboath al
ernOOn at o'clock.
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Cor sUInDIiOn Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of consumption, bronchitis, ca
tarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung affec-
tions. also a positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his
duty to make it known to his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive, and desire
TO relieve human suffering, | will send, free
of charge, to all who desire it. this recipe in
German, French or English, with full dlrec-
tions for preparing and using. Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, w. w. Sherar, l26 Powers Block,
Rochester n. Y
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-16

Duncan's Liver and Kidney Medicine is q
cure for all diseases having their origin in
diseased state of the Kidney, or Liver, such
sick headache, dyspepsia, swimming in the
head, loss of appetite, bad taste in the mouth,
heartburn, tenderness or fullness over the
region of the stomach, cramp collie, costive-
ness, palpitation of the heart, pain in the
back, sides and limbs, and all diseases pecu-
liar to females. We can say to our friends
that the above medicine is just what it is rep
resented to be- and is pronounced .by every
one who has used it, far superior to any Liver
Medicine they have ever used We know that
it gives better satisfaction than any we have
ever sold. Knowing it to be purly vegetable,
we can recommend it to our suffering friends
Price IS cents. For sale by NJ F. Ash, Jack
son. Miss.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 15--In the Senate
among The petitions presented during the
morning hour. was one by Whyte of Mary
iand: for the Howard County MARYLAND
Medlcai Society, lavoring the removal OF
the duties imposed on crude peruvian bark
ana quinine. 1t was referred to the Com
mltiee on Finance.
Mr.. Mcpherson, of New Jersey, loy re-
quest, introduced bill to provide for ex-
perlments ana purchase of movable tor
pedoes tor naval defenses. It was referred
to the Committee on Naval Affairs.
The Post Office Com mittee ordered fa-
yorabe report of Brazil line, one from
New Orleans touching at Galveston, and an
other from an Atlantic Port.
smith is on calendar with unfavorable re-
port for Collector of Customs of Mobile.
The Silver Bill will be voted upon to-
night.
The House Committee on Commerce
agreed to appropriat $65,000 for the James
and $4,000 for the Appomatox rivers.
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An Elegant Preparation

Designed to meet the public want for a
harmless hair dressing and restorative, is
found in Parkers Hair Balsam. It acts
like magic, commencing at the very roots,
removes Dandruf and all humorS from the
scalp, and never fails TO res ore gray or
faded hair to Its original youthful color and
beauty. Failing hair is Immediately check
ed by its use and it produces growth of
beautiful young hair, soft, glossy and luxu-
RANT, that surprises everyone. These prop
critics added to its exquisite perfumes and
purity Of composition render il the grow
ing favorite of the toilet table everywhere.
Buy bottle from your druggist and test its
merits. For sale by Byron Lemly. Jack
on, Mississippi.
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MARkETS.

NEW YORK, Feb 15.-Gold opened at pa
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l5 -Noon.-Market fiat
and irregular. Mddling uplands, 61sd
middling Orleans. 63sd. Sales 5000 bales
NEW YORK, Feb 15-Stocks dull and firm
money 4@5; gold 23s; exchange, long, $4-
81; short. 81 S4 State bonds quiet; Govern
ments weak Cotton nominal. Uplands,
10 l3-16c; Orleans, 10 15-16c. Futures
weak. February, 10 6063; March. 67.70;
April. so So; May, 1896; oune. III O6 O9.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 15-Flour, strong AMI
higher; family. So 41@S6 80; wheat, firm
steady: oats stronger. 27@3l; rice in good
dem and and shade higher. $1,000.
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BETTER than Ruinine.

For the speedy and certain cure of all maa-
rial diseases, no medicine has yet been inven-
ted equal to DR.. c. p. DUNCAN'S celebrated
Chill Tonic. 1t contains no arsenic, strych-
nine or quinine, in any form, consequently it
produces none of the bad effects which so COM
monty result from the use of those mineral
and poisonous medicines. Duncans Chill
Tonic is purely vegetable. Every bottle war
ranted, or money refunded, Price ST. For
sale by NJ. F. Ash, Jackson, Miss, and drug
gists generally.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

The House bills passed removing the dis
abilities of G. Ill. Williamson, OF New York !;
w. c. Whittle, Jno. d SHINES, G.. FL. Ken
nedy, VIM. Sharp. Thos. f. Page, V;rginius
Freeman, ID. NJ. w. Nash, and G. +. Spot
wood, Virginia, and JnO. L. MCGOWAN, of
Arkansas. The bin directing the payment
of $375,O00, appropriated by the last Con-
gress for the payment of Southern mail
contractors before the war, was discussed
all day, but no conclusion was reached.
Adjourned till Monday.
A vote is to be forced to night on the sill
yer bill. There are various amendments
pending which will, by routine. protract
the proceedings until nearly dawn, and
probably the adoption Of some of which
will carry the bill back TO the House.
In course Of the debate Colonel Lamar, of
Mississippi, said 'Mr. President-Having
already expressed my decided opinions at
some length on this very important meas
ure, now under consideration, | shall not
trespaSs on the attention of the Senate fur
ther | have, however, another duty to
perform, a very painful duty, [ ad-
nit, but which is none the less clear. [
hold in my hand certain resolutions of the
Legislature of the State of Mississippi.
which | ask 10 have read" Mr.. Lamar then
went to the clerks desk and read the reso-
lutions of the Mississippi Legislature in
structing their Senators to vote for the sill
yer bill. Mr.. Lamar continued, and said :
MIR. President, between these resolutions
and my convictions, there is great gulf.
| cannot pass it off; of my love for
the State of Mississippi, l will not
speak; my life can alone tell
it, My appreciation for all the honors her
people have done me, no words can express.
[ am best proving it by doing to-day what
| think their true interests and their char
act4r require me to do during my life. In
that State it has been my privilege tn assist
i'm the education of more than one genera
tion of her youth to have given the impulse
70 wave after wave of the young man
hood that has passed into the troubled
sea of ber social and political life
| I have always endeavored to i'm
nress the belief that truth was better than
| ialsehood honesty better than policy, cour-
age better than cowardice. My lessons con-
| front me to-day; [ must be true or false,
honest or cunning, faithful or unfaithful TO
| my people. Even in this hour of their leg
islative displeasure and disapprobation. |
cannot vote as these resolutions desire !;
| cannot and will not shirk the responsible
tv my position imposes. Ny duty. as L see
! aud upon which have spent whatever abil-
lry God has given me, now is TO separate US.
| Whether this difference be 10 over ride that
complete union of thought, sympathy and
! hone which on all other, and as L believe
even m ore important subjects, bends togeth-
| er sbefore them, | must stand or fall, but,
be their prt sent decision what il may, |
| know that the time is not far off when they
will recognize my action as wise and just,
and armed with honest convictions of duty
shall calmly await results believing in the
utterance of great American, who never
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GOOD NEWS.

All persons troubled with diseases Of the
Lungs, Throat, or Chest can obtain Immediate
relief by using DR.. Dsmcans Cough Balsara.
1t is nis9so"t ha~'"i-ss, and sure 1t never
fails 10 reneve Sore Threat, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, 81 tting OF Blood and all diseases of
the lungs. 1t is a sure curS for Group in ckil-
dren. No mother would be without a bottle in
her house after trying it once Persons having
coughs Of 'oHg standing should be sure to give
DR.. Duncan's Cough Balsam trial. as il gives
immediate relief IN the most adsaneed stages Of
Consumption. Price fifty cents. For sale by
NJ. F. Ash, Jackson, Miss