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The Tomato as n Dietary.
nstrian Medical journal.

Austrian Medical Journal
1t is worth noting that typhoid fever
is most prevalent among the poor, to
whom this vegetable is almost unknown.
Sailors, too, Just after landing are par
ticuIarIy liable to typhoid, and in them
we NAV always expect a more or less
scorbutic condition. But the question
Of the protection against disease by GER
tain diets, and by sach habits as the use
of alcohol. tobacco and opium has as yet
been hardly inquired into. Expert
ments are now being made on the tine
ture Of the tomato which will help in
determining It's therapeutic value.
Meanwhile, eaten cooked with hot meals,
and in the form of salad after cold
lunch, is pleasant and useful addi-
ton to eur ordinary regimen. The fruit
acids IT contains, combined with the me-
chanical effect Of the seeds and skins,
render il to some extent an enemy to
scurvy as we'll as laxative, and the
sulphur with its known power over sep
tic conditions, would probably contrib
ute to make its use protection against
the poison germs of those diseases like
typhoid that find their way into the
system primarily by the alimentary
canal. One caution is needed to the
lovers of this csculent. The taste for
it being an acquired Zone, it is the more
likely to be INDUCED in TO excess, and
We have known almost rs many tomato
maniaes rs astro-maniacs. All kinds Of
raw fruit, it should be remembered, ex-
cept used with care, are liable to irri-
tate, and we have known an instance
where a person, working hard all day on
raw tomatoes only, was seized with
inflammation of the bowels, which proved
fatal in a few hours As an article of
diet. then, two or three tomatoes will
be found as effective as, and certainly
safer than, dozen.
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Fruits and vegetables.

In growing small fruits as grapes,
raspberries, and blackberries It is not
advisable to grow any other crops among
them. These vines are exhaustive and
viii consume a good deal of manure,
and need it for profitable yield, and
the vegetables which may be grown
between them will suffer. As rule,
one crop on the ground isenough at once;
the only exception Is when the vines are
first planted and have not yet occupied
the ground with their roots. when an
intermediate crop Of potatoes or cabbage
might be grown. After that it would
Be veil to give the whole ground to the
vines. See aCnlEiyation Of Grapes
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JACKSON.
my LIouOR

uAs ALWAYS COMMANDED THE CON-
Il mendation of the most fastidions con-
noisseurs for its purity. healthfulaess and
delicaey, in which qualities am justified IN
saving that il has never been excelled. BY
the slowness of fermt NATION the generation
of fusil oil is almost entirely obyiated, and by
the perfect manner Of distillation all delete
rioas substances are eliminated from the spir-
il. It is especially recommended from It's
purity and Wholesomeness for medicinal pur
poses.
w. HARpER, Distiller Nelson Co.. Ky.
Sole Agents; II. MULLER s. son.
feb.s 'a2-1y. JACKSON. MISS.
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Monday. November 9th, 1882.

within legal hours, in front of the City Hall,
in the City of Jackson, proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, the
following property, or sufficient amount
thereof to pay said debt interest aud costs, to,
wit: * section "a, all of section 70, 40 2I-l00
acres off north side of nwH, and 40 3I-100
acres off the south side of the north half Of
nwK the swA and s1z Of nwH and VIZ of
sell and VIZ of e19 of sen section %, and
nwI of.nwA, and 50 So 100 acres from side
of neA and sw n and swA Of nwN and eH of
nwA, and 80 28,l00 acres off southwest part
of W X of neL, and west side of VIZ of seq
and 81 $500 acres in the southeast portion
of neL and eH and II 35-lO0 acres off east
side of VII of SELF, all in section 20, and wa
of swL section IA, and e3z of seq of section
q, and WI of nwH section 90 and nwH Of
NV x and e Il of nwL and IS 55-1OO acres off
the west side of W Il of neA, andneH of swN
and 10 62-lU0 acres off northwest part OF nwH
of seq, and e1l of neH, and 10 0I-100 acres
off east side Of W of neL and 20 100 of an
acre from northeast corner of wa of sex all
in section So, all of said land being in town
shin 6. range 2. West Kinds, County; contain
ing 2666 e6-100 acres, and being the plantation
known as the Campbell place. The Commits
sioner will only convey such title as be is au-
thorized to convey under said decree. but the
title is believed to be perfect.
A. G. MOORE, Commissioner.
Jackson, Oct %, lS8230d.
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DR.. ]. BRADFIELD.S
Female REGULATOR
woMAN's BEST FRlEHn-

his well known 10 physicians, and alas too wen
known TO suffering women themselves, that they
are subject to numerous diseases peculiar to their
sex such as suppression of the Aenses, painful
and scanty 8LenstruatioR, Congestion, liberation
and Falling OF the Womb, attended with an end
Iess train Of sympathetic and constitutional dsor-
ders which embitters the whole life, and when
have long been considered as almost incurable.
But at last the remedy has been foundin
DR.. j. BrsdAeId's Female Regulator.
Itisnot "sure-all.'' but remedy fer one class
of diseases, all OF which pertain to the WOMB
ANY sufferer from the diseases mentioned can
take this remedy and thus relieve herself without
revealing her condition to any one and without
subjecting her womanly modesty to the shock Of
an examination by physician.
To bring health and happiness to the homes of
suffering women is mission before which royal
favor sinks into insigniHcance. What earthly ben
efaction can compare with one which protects from
ssThat dire disease whose ruthless power
Withers beautyis traneient hoTer2'
which gives ease for pain, Joy for sorrow, smiles
for tears the rose of health for the pallor OF dis
nights Of Soft repose for heavy hours al tossing
ness the Sweet line Of foil grown beauty i5r the
sharp and withered form OF emaeaton, o long life
of mental physical social and domestic enjoy
ments for Jeto sad days Of pain ana gloom, ending
In an early graye2 such Il the nlasicii' SUCH are
LAToR, which is hence truly and appropriately
styled "Womails Best Friend"
"Whites," and ali those irregularities OF the
womb so destructive TO the health, happiness and
beauty of women, disappear Ike magic before
single bottle Of this wonderful compound
Ali who suffer from any OF these diseases are
most earnestly la vttad to give this great remedy
trial. 1t has cured thousands, and VIII cure you.
Don't fail to try It,
Irce, small size IS cents. Large size, $50.
Manufactured by
J. BRADEIELD, Atlanta, Ga.
For sale euerglrhCrc.
By RYran Lemlv. Jacksou Miss
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Blind Broom Maker.

Cayiugion (Ga.) Start
Mr. George Stone, of Oxford, who
is totally blind, has a broom factory,
shich he operates himself and turns
out the best quality of brooms IL the
market. He is an intelligent, cultiva-
ted gentleman, aud Of the highest order
Of character and is highly respected and
esteemed by all who know him. He
possesses the wonderful ability.of being
able to walk anywhere without assist
ance. In fact, stranger would never
know he was blind were he to see him
walking abntit by himself.
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roR. SALE.

LOT Of THREE ACREs-Containing q
A comfortable dwelling. with four rooms
stables. crib, cistren. and fine garden, IN yer.
on and two tracts Of eighty acres each, within
hoIy mile Of town. mostly cleared and under
gsnce with good houses, cistern. etc. Inc
t ACTS lie adjoining and can easily BE- made
into one. This property lies almost l u
tis on the line Of the Jackson 4 fazoo
City Railroad, and is in the midst Of the naesi
grazing lands in the slats Apply 20
VERNON.
nov. D. 80 -4w. Mad son Co. MISS
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Terms to subscribers.

The several sditions Of Tux S0x are sent BY
mail. postpaid, as fellows
DA1IY--55 cents month IS 80 Q year, with
Sunday edition. $40
SUNDAY Eight pages, 81 20 . year.
WEEELT-SI q year. Eight pages Of the best
matter Of the daily issues an Agricultural
Department Of unequalled merit marset re-
ports and literary, scientific and domestic
intelligence make THE WRKKEx SuN the
newspaper for the farmers household. To
clubs Of 10 with SO an extra copy free.
Address l. w. ENGLAND Publisher
nov.22 'e2-6E. TIE euz. y. Y. City.
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THE HEIRS AT LAW OF JAMES JOHN
i SON, John G. johnson, VIM. Johnson and
Mrs. Nancy Mcdaniel, who were broth
ers and sister of Rebt. G. johnson, deceased,
late of Nicholas County, KY, are notified that
their names and places OF residence are I'M
known 10 the undersigned. who desires to dis
tribute the estate of said r. G.. johnson.
Address F. E. C0NGLET0N, Executor,
novl5. ,s2-2t. Carlisle, KY.
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No. 216 Equity United States Circuit Court
Western District of Tennessee-Luke I.
Blackburn VS.. The Selma, Marion and Mem
phis Railroad Company and others.
DY virtue of an order of sale entered z4th
ID July, 1882, in the Circuit Court OF the
United States, for the Western District of Ten
nessee, at Memphis, in the above entitled cause.
renewing and modifying former order ofsale
in said cause, l viii, on
Wednesday, 29th day Of November, 1889,
at u o'clock meridian, in front of the court
house in the city of Memphis, offer for sale, at
public cutlery, to the highest bidder, on credit
of six and twelve months, three hundred ana
forty-fve thousand six hundred and eleven
and three-auarter acres of land the. property
of the said Selma, Marion and Memphis Rail-
road Company, lying in Shelby county, Tenn,
and in Marshall Monroe, Carroll, Yazoo, Sun
Tuniea, Lehore, Bolivar, Washington, Talla-
hatehie and other counties in the State OF Mis-
sissippi For more particular description OF
said lands parties desiring to purchase are
referred to descriptive list thereof on file in
the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
thu United States, at Memphis, setting out the
lands by their proper legal Subdivisions and the
! counties where located, which list will be ex-
| hibited on application to any party desiring
| to purchase The lands will be sold in legal
subdivisions, not exceeding 100 acres at q time,
/ and the purchaser will be required to execute
notes with approved security for the pur-
chase money; a lien being also retained on the
| land to secure the payment OF SAID notes. II
| the whole of said lands are not sold on the
first day, the sale will be continued from day
10 day till completed. Said lands will be sold
| barring the right of redemption.
BELL w. ETHER1DGE, Clerk.
oct % 80 6w,
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COMMISSIONER,S SALE.

FINDER A DECREE OF THE CHANCERY
u Court for the First District of Kinds
County, Mississippi, rendered September 18th,
1882, in case No. 466, s NJ. Shelton and Frank
Johnston vs. H. C. Marshall ct al, l. the I'M
dersigned Commissioner of said Court, as or
dered by said Decree, will, on
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FOR SALE.
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

Total acres-...... 1891
NJ. a. Metts, Esq, Of Louisville, IS Agent for
Winston County Lands C. L. Anderson, ESQ
of Koscius3o, Is Agent for Auala County
Lands these lands are all heavily timbered,
and are good cotton and corn producing lands
Neshoba and Winston have some pine as well
as other timber upon them. Coal is said 10
have been recently discovered in Winston
county.
For terms apply TO
PETER P. BAILEY,
2'S2-6m. JACKSON, MIss.
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THE FARM DEPARTMENT

Of the WEEKLY HERALD gives the Latest as
well as the most practical suggestions and
discoveries relating to the duties Of the far
mer. hints for raising CATTLE, POULTRY,
GRAIN, TREES, VEGETABLES, etc, etc, win
suggestions for keeping buildings AMI farming
utensils in repair This is suppleme nted by
we'll edited department, wilely copied, under
the head of
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FOR. SATEl

AN EXCELLENT FARM-One and half
n miles OF Madison Station, Mississippi.
Contains some Eleven Hundred Acres 700
cleared. 400 Timbered, right in the best Straw
berry Fruit and Vege able district, on Chi
cago, ST. louis and New Orleans Railroad.
Can be made FINE STOCK FARM two
creeks passes through it; fine cane for win
tering stock; two-story frame house,
rooms all necessary out houses for 20 or rs
laborers; FIVE ire csterns. The farm is sus-
ceptible Of being divided into two farms, $50
Montgomery, Jr., jackson; G. Q. Han, ESQ.
Carthage, Leake Co; Emmett j. Savage, or
1. T. Montgomery, Sr., Madison Station
Miss
nor. /, 49, 3m.
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THE HOME,

giving recipes for practical dishes hin;s for
making clothing and for keeping up with the
latest fashions at the lowest price, Every .i J;
Department is prac ically tested by experts
before publication. Letters from or fafls
fashions. The Home Department Of the EEK
LY HERALD will save the housewife more than
one hundred times the prce OF the paper
The interest of
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Notice to Certificate Holders of
Central Matrimonial Association.

Notice TO Certificate Holders of
Central Matrimonial Association.
b. F. McRae ct al,
5081 VS..
The Central Matrimonial Aid
Association, ct al.
Chancery Court, Kinds County, First Dist.
DY AN AMENDMENT to Complainant's bill
d this day filed by leave of the Chancellor,
said Complainants offer to pay their assess
ments as they mature into court in furtherance
of their suits to enforce the specific perform
ance of their contracts. 1t is therefore or
dered, adjudged and decreed, that the Clerk Of
this Court do receive 5 lid assessments and hold
the same until the further order OF this court
Ordered at Chambers this November b. A.
d. 1882. Z. G. PEYT0N, Chancellor.
true copy from the minutes of said Court,
at Jackson, Miss, this November IA, 1882.
w. +. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By A. G. MOORE, D. c..
I = D.
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embracing complete aul COMPREHENSIVE d.s-
patches from Washington, including full re
ports of the speeches of eminent polltlclins
on the questions OF the hour.
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POLITICAL NEWS

the most valuable chronicle 10 the word, as
ii is the cheapest. Every week IS given
faithful report OF
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THE WEEKLY Herald

are given the Te,egraphlc DispatchgTS, g ~ y
wees from all paris o. the Union. This ie'
ture alone makes
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Kerosene viii soften leather hardened
By water and render It as plIable as new.
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SKILLED LABOR

are looked after, and everything relating to
mechanics and labor saving IS carefully re-
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latest phases of the business markets, crops,
Merchandise etc, etc. A vaina@e feature i
found in the specially reported prices and
conditions of
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LEGAL AID SPECIAL.
mo. 1O1.1
NAIL LETTINGS.
Notice to Contractors.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIKoros. D. c, oet. 18th. 1852.
PRoposALs viii be received Al the Contract
Once Of this Department until 8 P. NJ Of jan
nary 9. 1881, for csrrying the mails Of the
United States upon The routes, and according
10 he scheduled arrival aad dspar ure spec
lied By the Departments, in the si.t4 OF Mis-
SIS ppi, from July |, 1858. 10 June 80. 1884.
Lists Of routes, with schedules of arrivals and
departures, instructions TO bidders. with forms
foreontracts AMI bonds. and all other necessa-
~ information will be furnished UPON appli-
cation to the second Assistant Postmaster
General
II. o. HOWE,
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SHTPWRECRl TERRIBLE LOSS OF LlFElI
ym
hearts,
eeks om
hmlew
n
psound memo
anlotHs her
s
there's
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND.

oe:.25,' 8-6w.
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Runnx Daviess.

A landlord expects TWO per cent,
more rent when the street 10 called an
avenue.
When Q mans hair grows long
enough to cluster about his shoulders
he either becomes Q Texas scout or an
Indian herb doctor.
When the Brooklyn bridge is lighted
by electric light, perhaps the ia Tpay-
ers will see where q good deal of their
money has gone.
When a girl has been at school sew
en- years aud spells vAccinate, ''vaxi-
nate" is it the fault Of the school sys.
tenn or Of the girls system :
81 think the goose has got the ad.
vantage OF you," said lady to an In
expert boarder who was carving.
Guess it has, mum-in age" was the
withering retort.
A San FRANCISCO man has been ar
rested tsr deceiVing widow. While
his crime is to be abhorred, 1t must be
admitted that his genius commands
admiration.
An exchange says that no first-class
edLOr can afford to fool away his time
in congress. Which settles us; the
nomination is declined, with thanks
III advance.
A Howard avenne 10-year-old sub
mitted the following az a composition
"Salt. Salt is that stuff which makes
potatoes taste bad when you don't put
any oD."
"Yes," said a lady com placently,
81 expect we'll get rich now. Ny
husband has just Teen appointed oae
Of the receivers of an embarrassed
savings bank"
"What do you think Of my new
bounetP - said Mrs. Spicer. "roo
much poke for a shilling" said Seth.
But he will change his mind when the
bin comes in.
The Bonham Messenger says that
whisky must go. Whisky need not
60 as long as there are SO many peo-
pie who are willing to pay for the
privilege of carrying it.
spa" asked Little Johnny, "What
does the teacher mean by saying that
must have inherited my bad tenn
per ?" "She meant, Johnny, that you
are your mothers own boy.n
An Indiana farmer has nsE washed
himself for forty years, and his neigh
boris won't associate with him. They
think man who goes over six months
without bath is pretty dirty.
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BY many successive generations Of pIl.
grims 10 the. three Holy Places-tbe
Caaba at Meacs, the vaults OF tho
mosque of B0limnn at Jerusalem and
the crypt Of tho tomb OF All AZ tbe
gates of Bagdad. The funds thus
collected are designed solely for lhe
defense of Islam in its extremity. and
their guardians would yield themfor
no other purpose.
According TO the tradition a Per.lan
emperor curing the sixteenth centurv
undertook to obtain Possession OF the
treasure Of the tomb OF Ala, but The
force be ssDt 10 deEpoil the shrine was
mira ulCu ly hindtrsd, the soldiersl
legs beiBg stiffeued almost Tito stone, 80
that they could not appr .ach the sane
tnary, aud the spirits OF t.e air, cor
trolled by 51limap, are tabled to have
concealed the treasures at Jerusalem
fudng the .oupation by the Crusaders.
A contemporary csloula or ba, placed
the rate Of accumulation at $500, 900 a
year, aud the total value of the funds at
$500, ,0DO, 900 but these figures are by Less
enthusiastic authorities regarded as
largely beyond the truth, and Il Is added
that on several occasions In modern tiuit
the sultan has drawn upon the funds for
war expenditures. NeveEtht less the
Treasure Of Islam" must amount TO
many mlllions OF money.
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/ Tonp,s FAMILY MEDICINES.

q, nvspepsia and Constipation
N for Diarrh@a, Dysentery sna Onol'
Dtantum No. l5, for brlgnFs DIE
and oiher Diseases OF the Kianeys
n ~ Sor Coughs and Colds NO: 70, Iol
Y. r Rronc6itis and Lung Dlmcultiesi
N ~ ~ Xsthma, Group and WhoopinR
n Noa S5 and 10, for Catarrh No,
ho"rseness and Sore Throat Nos.
q 1ISeases Of the Blood and Skin;
nsnd NJ a Chronic Inflammation oi
orsls stomach, Kidneys, Bladder,
n IA Nos, 70 and 20, Neuralgia.
mstsm and Gout; No, 30, FOR
~. No. IS, Functional Disease Of the
N 20. for Nervous Weakness
Diseases Of the Ears NO. l0O, fIs-
y Of smallpox, Specinc ! NOS: leo
"a Feyer, Ague. all low types OF Ee-
isarIal Diseases generally J NO. llb,
SSuiaie the Menst' ual Discharge,
boTrbpa. Dysmenorrhoea, ete.; No.
bcontinence Of Urine In Children (;
Diseases Of The Urinary Organs !
= Medicines are especially prepared
Rn Be relied upon 10 cure the DIS
r for which they are recommended.
h III cents H and 81 per bottle. For sale
Eufgiss and the Proprietor, Dr.
ToId, room No. l, Almond Build
4 W, cor. Sth and Market streets (;
lce on Eighth street. Wilmington,
IOns suffering from any chronic dis
wlIl do well TO consult DR.. Todd.
meLt, including medicines. 81.
hours: Tuesdays and Fridays from
ioa y. m., and fro N 7 to, ' p. m.
h her days except sunday.
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A SWEDISH POEM.

II matters little where was born,
II my parents were rich or poor;
whether they hhrank at the cod worlds
scorn,
Or walked IN the pride OF wealth secure
But whether live an honest man,
and hold my integrity firm in my clutchi
Ite!l you my brother, plain as [ am,
IT matters muo'ti
1t matters little how long I stay
In world Of sorrow, sin, aud care;
Whether in youth mn called away.
or live till my bones and pate are bare,
But wn' thsr do the best that can,
To soften the weight OF fadversity's touch
ON the faded cheek Of my fellow man,
1t meters much
1t matters little where be my grave,
on land or Oh the sea;
BY purling brook or meath stormy wave,
II u alters little OIL naught 10 me-,
But whether the angle Death comes down
And marks my brow with loving couch,
As one that shall we tle victol's crown
II matters mu;hI
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TRUTH ATTESTED.

Some Important Statements Of
MelA-knOwn People Wholly Verf-