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, 1881-12-31

Tic talow and grease ,utkets l.ave bcon
1nnrke1 by ssIarp fluctuations during tho
yeur.. lit tic cxt'y fntt Ut the seasgn tttilnw
the demand; but tIwaryl tli0 middle uf tho
sn,t,ill1r the conditions INCIDENT 10 The pour
crOpH niau Uslrr Cnnses cuLllli1ntetl Ill Il
scafclty 1t: stick ,!aroaE!'ot,t tl's cotlli-
buying iargely III Chicago. III order to Oh.
tnin wt,nt Inflow they NEEDED our lI0,e t1,n,,-
nfartnrers wero ohligct to- rnEse trtees sallnrl,-
y, ansl to o,ilbid foreign buyers IN this ,unr-
ket: a blg boo'n ~ tnllow WIS tl!e result,
ailtI tlle nNrket advanced. III Il brief perLMl
troln U,Gc toD11c. GhieuKo buGnll.fHg tIlu gteut
receivfi!g, pointtur t',fs article frnNI MI see-
TONS. rhis nnl,aturll alId stralllga contlt-
ton OF things lid not last long. Tho but-
bic, sun.e Ut Which was uuo to snaf,, nlut
solle tu butter. snUn burst, nnd prices have
stnee reeeletl 10 their lust winter basis, tho
nNtlset III November fully feeling thu renc-
'Sn sse sssssSi ~ VIII i2sRHff ta@w II % is sep
tAlnber i!Kl1t ailtl llns sillre settled ttnwn 10
tl,a prices ut Which 1t range{l during lust
wlEter.
w1ioLEsALE MEAT TRADE.
The sNles fur 1881 rcslcll gr.l,ld total Of
Si4,lD!Ho, EiEhtesn tlrMs ~ ars e.!g''Setl III
itni ut S:u0,Uo0. Tiso 'arger part of the beef
.ult,l ln,l,toii consumed within II rutlIu4 Ut
twGAty-tvo miles 9f this, city y .sunplles by
chlsaEo :, wholesale deM:srs, therefore t!!e
suburbs IL to certain cxte1,t rcieclo.l il Lha
expansion Ut tho Wholesale nleat lrudB. Tbe
pnst yours business exhibits II considerable
lncrcasu over nIly former yoor, aud III mora
factury tint The trade Inns eXpe!iclieell since
tho 'ntated .pnrlud Immediately following
tlln Wnr. Thu general employment ut
good wHgcs Of tliu labot'tg elasscs inls
mid as they were enabled tn pay fur what
they got dealers lIuyy had tn Uxtcl!tI Less
credit tltan formerly, and tho nssus through
bud .ianls have heuil less thnn fur my Other
Il il eratify!ng to bs able 10 llota tint co,l.
siderable advancement t's been lnuslu III tho
direction Ut M inproyelncnt In thy guilty
nf iNpnt served to ltlenl consumers. Formerly
anything wins considered good, enough fur,
lis stNlls vi c!ts butchers. ilut IT. tho
public HOW 1eman1s, mud is willing
,,o,o t. paS SS,d for a"1 better siass pt
tiicir credit be Il stti1, sliaw disposition to
tratin h +. r. slnal sleEree due to thy lrtro.
Anstlon pf tt!o ieitiEerator,car. by Its nso
plus i, a parfeetiy fr:sii siaio troni aa liz
:irxas, butcnn reiullly .lIsppss 81 my surplus.
Through, that SYSTEM W. arv now allilnalty
Sending 5; }aFEs S.4a' 4''aa}tlss to My Yofk ns,
tle pnst twelve months cunsit ertblp ship
i,lellsA iinfo been Elattn tn chiaa uni to tlio
Winnipeg country. Prices l,nYe' averaged
from IS to u. per cent hlgl,or tllan for tho
Tins following figures closely approximate
lhu yeir's sa!ts If lneats NJ tho whn,esalo
l,lusl;ct III West JACKSON street, near canal:
ea';s ts''"t!s"' ca'ssttt; ] sSSS H;.s;j
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % ..'".. ,,, HS tts ; @sS
, 1881-12-31

hnv0 NtSGFltnlnhGGN hHa!nst tIlls Cllyt Incy
have apparently acted 0tt tho bolief TINT they
arn sure Of Chfcngo busInaAs anyway. wlcn-
ever they wnnt II, n,Ht nro mot enilally cer-
tain Ut TIN country frciglttng witiIont spcclnl
clfnrt. Aud Bo.tlIey have cut rites NIL around
liz, mt seldom To ali extent Tint has Cit our
commerce. to Tho aulck. They tnse proved
during t,u past yGar their nDll[ty 10 cripple
lake ,Ayi9atLon fiji tho snl,n,er season, ns III
past years they lnvc shawn their sowcr nnl
Willingness. to tlrpress Western prfcca by ex-
brilliant rates III wintcr IL Is well kB"wll,
however, that tho struggle Of thu l'nst twrtyn
months hus chiefly turned unUt, point Of
equal ys. unequal rates to different seaboRrd
points; or, I'll othcr words, Wllrtller or mt
thu Now Turls roads sl.nll curty
tho grcat bulk of Western prottuce
nirl reduce PHILADELPHIA nntt Baltimore 10
IL less Important position thnn tho one
they have recently occ.tptGtl. Perhaps, too.
1t was ninlch iloru quietly agairst tlio Mis-
sissippi iliyer route, wl,1el, rose into unus,'al
prominence III tho spring. but s,til,anrily
subsidized. only tn brgnk out wttlsudtcn ViRnr
Inter IN tlle year. Thls involved tllo grnnt-
Ing Of very much more favorable rnil rites to
st. Louis shippers tlinn to those Of Cl,lcaEo.
Which enabled thu former Il, pay l,i1ller prices
for produce than ours e0uld air0rl to pay. 1t
10 tOlNlHNf k1iltt tll1OuE1I lElES " 1NGt puHA
weru fur II long tlne IL per bu less from
st, Louis thai frtMN tli!s city Tho difference
roso to &c III tie latter part 1T Novonbor. and
n lno,,tll Inter was nutninnlIy 794c less, the
through rnto OIL corn to Liverpool bctng
1G.{u from Chicago, Willie It WINS tnkcn from
st. I4olIls yta tin Mississippi III size.
Tic railroads have, liowrvcr, sllown TINT
the Mississippi roltu can.iot cUmpcle with
them. They cnn carrY grain ut the sumo
rates IN mich shorter tinso and avoiding
some well known md grave difficulties
which leset tho river route. Iii the ilrst
place, tl,ero II Ito grnit market III Nuw Or
leans Of, which surplus cnn be sold or tle-
Aclency tllcd, md tho resulting lnss tl1ny
sometimes be very great rs compared with
those OF New York, Philadelphia, or Dnftf-
More. And, secondly, there Is the grave
danger OF condition FROM passing through,
the Gulf Stream, which Is especially great
when, rs this year, dry, sound grain is rather
the exception thnn tho rule. Tho SlQ0, ,0G0
sink nearly twenty years ago fl tic clfurt 10
tnke Minnesota wheat to Europe vim Now Or
tenns WIS thu forerullller of 0ttler losses
fn this saiuc why; mud 1t tooks rs though his
tory Will ngnin repeat herself I'll that ttircc-
Lion. Tho construction Of tho ucnnnpin
Cunui l,ns been advocated as q measure fur
chenpenlng rn,es from the Northwest to
this city; but there is plenty OF tlillc for a
rutltcnl chn,lge III existing conditions before
such cannt could bc put I'm operation.
Tl,c railroal competition WIS doatl, to tho
Bntttng vessel interest last summer. hit tho
, 1881-12-31

t'ntCEa or MEATS. -
The following. tn6ie shows tlls monthly
range and ayernEo price Of cnsll sll0rt ribs.
lni1st ljlrIllHii tic YLnr.

Shoulders linye averaged nb0ut UD PER oont
Of the price Ut s,nrt. ribs, against Gih IN
freely for export N tic car'y pnrt OF tl,f,
ycnr, lccntlse Ut relative c!lenpness,, ulld i
Eou,l m!any of tisBt,,. spoiled. It Is well
knnwI that tllu sll0i.ler is trura difficult to
shoulders tint rn,,setl tho European 1ntcry
..Rairst "ba,l" :Amcrioan l!ents: TINT WIS
followed hr tho howl about trEchtnn. Loose
dry anltetl shoulders ranged ut 4GslHc IN
III Scpt1int,er, then declined IL G9{c III o.
tobcr, nntt to nbu.,t ,,c Inter. Thu nvcrngt,
prce fur the wllHin yonr WIS $h.1b iMr lUU
lbs, aghlnst Si,J31S for lSS0, anu S3.6o for
lSi0.
NECElrTe.
tl.l,a foi1o.,,t,>r ,.,rn Tim rnonin+a nf f,ro.
, 1881-12-31

MaY.... tfdI5H
.i1,e. Observation-Disclosures. ..........4.aGL
Juty...... Observation-Disclosures.
August t......................... A 0ti!3
september r..............,.......... Gtlt
tlcsobcr Observation-Disclosures. 4!fD4A
HufEtauGF..s .9hHti1
Tho &c rate patd during the Inter mouth
had what Is termed tho holding clause Ut
tachcd, whereby tho grain could remain on
the canalboat for specified time at q given
rate,
Tho average canal rate during tho year
was Ats4c, as agninst 5Ac during the season
Of 1850.
Rail frelRhts OH grain per 100 lbs to Now
York wcro reported us follows, the dny
named being tho uilo Oil which tho new rate
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

TIE CHINESE China lie almost
an unknown world. It is a mass OF
humanity without the leaven OF
Christianity permeating it. There
are millions OF people there who
never heard Of our religion, and who
are draqging'Out a miserable exist
enee. with the firm conviction that
after death their spirits will 90 be
fore an august tribunal which will
pass sentence upon them, The Sc
verify Of the punishment can he mltl
gated only by the wealth acquired n
this world, or sacrificed by the friends
of The dead. This idea keeps them
! in slavish fear all their lives. Those
who have made The Chinese a study
tell US that their religion is but q
system Of supersiitious ideas ana
traditions gathered from the wild
speculati0ns of their ancestors, and
rendered sacred by the associations
clustering around it. We have s
vast work before us in China Lei
the whole church discharge the
measure Of its obligations in sending
the light Of lite to this benighted
people. The command TO US is ex'
plie.t, aud no man among rs can de
nv it without breaking with Christ.
They are calling for help, and moth
ing but the Gospel can lift them on
of degradation and misery. Who
will help2 II is more blessed to
give than to receive.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

That young lady who went to the
Hop" with the young man whose
breath was perfumed with something
not so pleasant to The olfactory
nerves as cologne, did not think Of
the potency Of her act to encourage
him in using the tluid. She is con-
sidered a nice lady, but did wrong to
60 with such a young man. In all
probability his winning ways and
smooth tongue will induce her to be.
come his bride, bat alas She viii
repent Not long ago We were
talking to a young lady Of a respect.
able family about her escorts, when
to our pain she confessed fondness
for q bar keeper lie was encouraged
in n / business, not by sweet words
from her lips, but because she wink.
ed at his disreputable employment
We think Il right 70 be charitable
and kind in our intercourse with
ahlskey dealers, but never should
our kindness be 81 Il IS to encourage
them In following a vicious aud
harmful business. We pity the
weakness Of that lady whose moral
convictions are too weak to give de-
cIsion aud drmness sufficient TO dis
card the tippler TIE females are
the sufferers from this curse brought
By drink, and Why do they not strive
BY every means IN their power to
suppress the evil n They can do
much to that end IN the social circle
win they do Il We hope 90.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

The Raymond Gazette, q very
Level headedlournal has the follow
ing TO say upon a subject o general
importance: "Campbelrs new Code
does not allow the County Ranger 70
erlise for sale the stray stock
which comes into his hands, as has
long been the custom in this State,
and is the Law IN every other State
So. hereafter, very. few persons will
know anything about Ranger Sales,
and those who take up stock viii be
able to bug at-their own figures.
This may work a hardship on poor
persons whose stock STRAY of. aud
may reduce largely the amounts GOV
cred into the county treasures from
Rankers Sales, and may prevent
many a.so0r fsImer frompieking ap
8 plow il0tse inst al The moment be
needs bin, and may bring about com
binagi0ns to the end that only two or
three men viii know anything about
q Sale when valuable stock e to be
offered, but then-the new Code re
mains true to its mission, Il cuts the
country printer out Of q dollar or
lwo, and everybody oughtto Be hsp-
py.'-Holly Springs Reporter.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

Resolved 1. That the Methodist
Episcopal Church South believes in
total abstinence from all Intoxicating
liquors, except in cases OF necessity
y. That it is a violation Of the law
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sonth, and q burning shame for any
one Of its members to engage in the
whiskey business 8 That we re-
gard tia shameful compromise OF
Christian character, and a violation
ofGheaim and spirit Of our rules for
any member Of the Methodist Church
to sign a liquor petition. 4. That
it is our duty as Christian people, in
terested in the welfare OF ourleountry,
to vote for temperance men for Of
Zee. 5. That we believe in, and
will work for, absolute prohibition
in the State Of Mississippi The
above are five ofthe nine resolutions
presented by the Committee on TEN
perance, and adopted by the North
Mis- assippi Conference, at its recent
session in Columbus We hope 9th
er ecclesiastical bodies will also take
a decided and firm stand against one
of tue great enemies of American
civilization. Few people have an
idea Of the vast amount of capital in
the liquor business Of this country
II costs the nation eight times Al
much as it pays for education, and
seventeen times as much as It pays
fortbe Gospel 1t is time to work
and pray for the overthrow OF Intem
perance.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

How constant and complete ought
to be our preparation 70 meet God /!
How near we are 20 tho eternal world
and how ceaselcss ought We to be to
keep our lights trimmed and burn
inc waiting for the coming Of our
Lord. "Let your loins be girded
about, your lamps burning and ye
yourselves like unto men that wait
for their Lord OH unspeakable
blessipg, to be ready to 90 in with
Jesus. Let us live with onr hearts
hxe,l on Christ, and His coming will
not be too soon. Il matters not who
Is called first for We will meet IN
heaven snd spend an eternity togelh'
er. blessed Is that servant whom
his Lord, shen be comelh shall lind'
ready.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

eIf any person shall profanely
swear or curse or be drunk in any
public place, in the presence Of two
or more persons, he snail on con
viction thereof, be fined not more
tban ten dollars for each offence, and
she'll stand committed to Jail untt
smell fine an n costs are paid" The
above Is an exact copy of Sec. 2974
Of the revised Code Of Mississippi
1880. The necessity for such a Law
IS a striking evidence of hrman de
pravity and moral baseness. We re
gret the occasion for such law, bu
since the occasion exists, we are glaC
the law was enacted. Letevery mar
Ne careful. 1t is not pleasant to pay
ont sten dollars'--then do not ylo-
late the law
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

City Marshal, +. z. Stout, and
Deputy Sheriff, j. L. Mosby. arrest
ed three suspicious persons near the
railroad tank on Tuesday morning.
They had been seen and noticed in
the southern suburbs Of the city the
day previous, one Of them seeking
Jobs rs an umbrella member, the 9th
4s having no particular vocation,
and alIthree begging al variousFes-
licences for food, and said they hail
ed from Cleveland. They we're prep.
erly attended to. ofcoprse, BY the
city authorities, gho are very vigil
liant in their efforts to keep the city
free Of that class Of "aoating popula-
tioag' and the City Vagrant Act viii
be applied to it's limits in this and
al Similar cases. - Aberdeen Exam
inor
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03
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PERRY, .HoUsrox Co, ia, JAx. q, 80.
In the year 1873, there were two
negro prisoners confined in the Jail
Of this county, who were very badly
afflicted with that loathsome disease
Syphilis. In my official capacity as
Ordinary, / employed Capt. c. T.
sSWift. then aresident OF this place,
to cure them, under q contract, "Ro
cure, no pay He administered to
them his celebrated Syphilitc Specif
ic,Tand in q few weeks I felt bound
under my contract, to pay him out OF
the county treasury, as be effected q
complete and radical cure.
In testimony hereunto set my Of
aa ficlal signature and seal
Seal A. S, GILES, ~
- Ordinary, Houston Co, ca
Chattanooga, Tenn. Sch IA
We take pleasure in Saving that the
S. S S is giving good satisfaction.
We have haa excellent results from
a number Of cases. Ono gentleman
who had been confined to bis bed
SIR ,Oeeks with Syphiitic Rheumatism
has been cured entirely, and speaks
in the highest praise Of il, Il also
acts as well in primary as in second
airy end tertiary cases.
CHILEs & BERRY
THE swan sliEClFie COMPANY, Pro.
prietors, Atlanta Ga.
old BY all Druggst's.
Call for copy 81 "fouug Mems Friend. +"
Nov. 18th. 1880
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03
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Brother. sis'cr, tell your expert
eaeo. Tel 20 TO your next door
neiguhl-. o. ths church, auc TO the
W. sd Tell tha pef,shing what Je-
srs Jas done for you. Tell bow
swee " be saves you. how comDlet .
~ be Fecps yea, ana with wbat iope
he csrles you onward 1.-THE Lord
las sweet Though your soul With
.ae b eazes OF his iave AID pr iied
eed ADO ned IL with tie grsces Of
Ills Spirit, surely you are q et FOO
SO .ae humble place in Che ainbow
Of His earthly glory. Hide you
mead while You speak, il you feel too
unwo-thy, but fail not % hold up
Jesus as your Savior, and the Savior
Of an that believe.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

Two years ago" says a writer
from our swamp country, Nv A.
Edwards gathered the seed from one
stalk Of cotton in Sunhower county,
aud planted them in Lelore county.
From the product Of these seed he
SAVED, and planted last year two
acres Of land sand Tom this plsnting
gathered 1000 pounds Of seed cot
I ION, Raymond Gazette.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

We met the Rev DR. Patton, of the
Presbyterian church, ih' our city. q
short time ago, but did not learn at
the time that he was contemplating
leaving Mississippi He has return
Ell TO bis old home.EHelena, Ark.
We wish Mr. Patton and family we'll
Hen 40 earnest and faithful minister
OF the Gospel, and a good man.
Sub Soiler and Democrat
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

We agree with the Grenada Senti-
helm the opinion that a Democratic
convention should be held to nomi.
nate a Goverdor Thepartyis rather
loosely organized 80 present, aud a
scrub race for the most important
office in the State. is, TO say the least
oft, a dangerous experiment, and
one which would give our opponents
mighty fair chance to run in their
man. -Corinth Herald.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

A Mr.. Smith, who killed a Mr..
Burt, in Tishomingo county, about
one year ago, mention Of which was
made in this paper, Immediately after,
was tried in this city, last week,-(he
having moved his trial to this county,
and found guilty Of murder, as
charged, and sentenced to be hanged,
on The llth Of March, A. D. 1881.
Sub Soiler and Democrat.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03
Colnnnns. G. Anril u. ISIS

COLUMBUS, Ca, April -, 1878
DIR C. j. MoFFErT-Dear Sir
Ny wife and myself are satisfied that
the life of our teething babe was
saved by the use Of your Teethina
(Teething Powders), when Other
remedies had failed to- relieve him
We hare been delighted Nth th'
speedy and permanent relief giUeH
one Of our children from seUers at
tack Of Cholera MorbHs. Teethins
is indispensable to us and should be
kept by all parents having small
children. Respectfully, ETC.,
JESSE B. WRIGHT,
Foreman Enquirer Sun.
nOvlS so
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

Sallie Spriggins, one Of our rural
sisters, had her picture taken the
other day, and the likeness was
wonderful 10 behold, hut no remedy
like Portaliue, Of Tabler's Vegetable
Liver Powder has ever been pre-
pared. It viii ture you Price so
cents. Fof sale by J. II. KNOX q
co. sep9 3m.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03
ArousIingiss Readers.

An alarm Of are at midnight is a startling
thing, but not half SO bad 20 mauy who hear II
as would be the sudden know ledge Of their own
physical condition. II there is any odor or
color or deposit In the urine Il means disease,
and requires attention at once. We have heard
many OF our friends speak Of the remarkable
power Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
and are convinced there is nothing so certain
and valuable for all disorders Of The urinary
system, h0in male and female.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

Mr.. James Moody, AZ old gentle
man, long a citizen Of the vicinity Of
Burnsyille, who came to Corinth last
Friday as witness in the case Of the
State vs. Smith was taken suddenly
IN, and died Sunday night He was
a,good man and bis death is much
Corinth Herald.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

We understand that Mr.. VIII
Nichols, formerly il the employment
10 Capt Winberly. as clerk in his
store at Coneeville, was shot and
killed last week by DIR Mcfarland at
Senatobia. We have not been able
TO learn any of the particulars
Water Valley Central.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

George Conler was convicted lest
VI * at Louisville, Wirs.on oounsv,
81 the mur6ef ~ he vie, TIA .as
SEA enced to be hanged on NE 254
OF February
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

Democrat Star: Whenever the leg
islatuFe does meet. farewell 10 Camp,
BELLS Code. Il viii be cut into a
thousand pieces, literally speaking
and then be as mysterious as board
mg.house hash.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

This department Of a printing OF,
fee aids the publisher very materially
in keeping up his business, and We
earnestly invite our business men
and county officers to examine our
facilities for doing this kind Of work,
before sending their order to foreign
offices
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

The Oxford Falcon has a poor
opinion 81 legislatures. Il says;
AFTER the yellow fever epidemic the
next and worst thing that could hap
pen to Mississippi is a call session
Of the legislature"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03

David Davis, the $50 pound Sena-
Tor, from Illinois, has been invited
to pefsouate Cupid At the Mardl
Gras festival in New Orleans So
hey say Port Gibson ReveIIIe
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03
The Messep yer.
rrnLIEuNn
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
STATE NEWS.

Nj. Wiley n. Nash, OF siarkville,
was-last week admitted TO practice
before The United States supreme
Court at Washington.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03
As an Advertising Medium

Mississippi inducements
It's circulation inferior to few and greater than
than half Of twelve hundred subscribers
liens of county Chcasaw and moy Of
adjoining countless This fail itself
keep pace enterprise
the times and foreign advertisers who wish reach the greatest
in the Chcaaw Monroe Iawamba
s Acon Pontotoo Calhoun Sumue, Clay and Okbbeha
We beg friends aid extending circulation
that may be able to give one ofthe
BEST COUNTY PAPERS
published in the South
Terms Of Subscription Sa.OO per aaAuu.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03
IIo,, IIappIas-s b Sd ellred.

Happiness is the absence Of pain
or annoyance. and wherever there Is
pain there is disease. A pain 10 The
lower portion ofthe body indicates q
disorder Of some Kind. II there is
any odor OF color or deposite in the
urine. Il meaps disease, aud requires
attention at once. We have heard
many Of our friends speak of the re.
markable power Of Warmers Safe
Kidney AID Liver Cure, aud are con
WINGED there is nothing so certain and
valuable for al disorders Of lhe oil
nary system, roth male and female.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03
currOus CATARRn RFM-

FDY.-A marvellous cure tor Catarfh,
Diptheris. Canker Mouth and Head
Ache With each bottle there is an
ingenious nasal Injector for the more
suecessful treatment 81 these com
plaints without extra charge. Price
10 cts Sold hY j IT, KNOX,
Okolona, aud H c. BUCHANAN
4 co. Okolona AID Houston.
Jan 6-'sl =.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-02-03
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS
BUSINESS and VISITING CARDS

specially.
BLANKS for Clerks, SherifTs, As
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