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SCHOOL NOTICE.
SCHOOL NoTrcElI SCHOOL NoTrcrII

SCHOOL NoTIcE!I SCHOOL NOTICE! I!
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF KINDS C0UN.
L ty viii begin on the Isl Monday Of Janu.
airy, 1888 and continue two months They
will be re-opened again on the 1st Monday
of August, and finish the usual term of four
mon his.
After due consultation with the Board of Su-
pervisors, and careful examination of the late
decision of the Supreme Court on sch col ex-
penses, have determined to discontinue the
following public schools, viz:
WH1rE-"M Miller near Terry; "Hester;'
Thomas, on Col Thomas places Log Cab
way;i' .sBear Creek ssWilliams,' near
Brownsville; Morrison en- Fairchild place;
school taught by Mr.. L. Stewart, near Park
man; "McGowen;" Lee near Raymond;
school taught by Mrs. D. C. Yates;ssschooi taught
BY Mrs. O. G. Snow; Antioch" Lacy near
Bolton; Henderson.
CoLoRED-"C Carlton Hill; aMacsdonia;"
aclinton Colored; sPine Grove taught by
l. A. Bracy; mt. Hood Ben Brown
County Line, near Madison county line;
Pilgrims Rest school near Oakly, taught
by Payne. Craig tBostian;e .sReayes' Chap
ell Belmont. near Cayuga; school taught
By Frank Nelson; Cox Ferry Little Zicn;
Sand Hill:n Dick Thomas Jennings
" 1AESs 2s2a LOEAt A44tls zA0tA
Sec. 7. 5. B, / E; ss0ak Ridge"
I now give notice that viii pay teachers
1f schools, averaging less than . scholars,
strictly in accordance with law. And IF
teacher presnmes 10 teach 3 school disco ntin- |
ned BY this order, will positively refuse to
issue pay certificate.
Respectfully.
f. A. WOLFE
sup't Public Education Of Kinds County.
lee s. e2-4w.
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NEpIcAL cENsoRs

or THE FISTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
u friet. viii examine applicants for license
TENDER and December, 81 1he City 0f Jackson,
Miss
DR.. ROBERT KELLS, jackson,
DR. J. e. BENNETT. BrookhaYsn.
anrf5 g. ~.
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SMALL FARM FOB SALE.

- within one mile of the jackson and Yazoo
CITY Railroad Contains 240 acres Of land,
100 cleared, and 50 in timber. Dwelling house.
three cabins, and two cisterns. title perfect.
Terms $500 Fifteen Hundred Dollars.l
For information address
MRS EMMA HAMPEL,
dec 13, 'S2-4w jackson, Miss.
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Small. Snug Farm For Sale.

ONE NILE FROM JACKSON on THE
" Gallatin Road, containing II acres. in
closed with good plank fence, also division
ferces. One acre orchard of pear. apple, and
peach trees Comfortable dwelling, VITA out
houses consisting of kitchen, servants house
stable and carriage house combined, crib and
hay house combined. COW stables, sheds for
wagons, plows, etc. Extra large cistern-best
in the eountyx For terms, apply at
FOLKES s. HlLZHEIM'S
nov b -4w LUMBER YARD.
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ture alone makes
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Sherwood For Sale.

A DESIRABLE HOME AND FARM, near
"A VERNON, MADISON Co, MISSISSIPPI. con-
sisting of 100 aeres-509 cleared and in a high
state of cultivation, balance well timbered;
neat and comfortable dwelling Of six rooms
II cabins gin and press; water sufficient for
drinking and stock purposes. The place i
noted for it's fertility and lies within one
mile Of the Jackson Yazoo City Railroad
Apply to WM. WILSON,
VERNON, MADISON Co, Mss.
dec. G. 'S2-3w
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R0R SkIE.

C6Il5t SEED IInlIs "a tsnsf n ~
GATES ftAH1l RIVER MILLS
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Merchandise, ete., etc. A yeluable feature is
found in the specially reported prices and
conditions of
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Ague Cure

Is a purely vegetable bitter and power
full tonic, and is warranted a speedy and
certain cure for Fever and Ague, ChiIls
and Fever, Intermittent or Chill Fee
yer, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical or Bilious Fever, and all
malariaI disorders. In miasmatic dis
triets, the rapid pulse, coated tongue, thirst.
fassitude, loss of appetite, pain in the back
and loins, and GOODNESS of the spine and
extremitieS, are only premonitionS of
severer symptoms, which terminate in the
ague paroXysm, succeeded by high fever
and proftlse perspiration.
1t is a startling fact that quinine, arse
mic and other poisonous minerals, form the
Preparations" g Specifies y "Syrups," and
"Tonics," in the market. The prepare
tions made from these mineral poisons,
although they are palatable, and may
break the chill, do not cure, but leave the
malarial and their own drug poison in
the system, producing quinism, dizziness,
ringing in the ears, headache, vertigo, and
other disorders more formidable than the
disease they were intended to cure.
AYERS AGUE CURE thoroughly eradicates
these noxiOuS poisonS from the system,
and always cures the seyerest cases. 1t
contains no quinine, mineral, or any thing
that could injure the most delicate pa
tient; and its browning excellence, above
its certainty to cure, is that it leaves the
system as free from disease as before the
attack.
For Liver Complaints, AYERS AGUE
CURE, by direct action on the liver and
hillary apparatus, drives out the poisons
which produce these complaints, and stinl-
ulates the system to a vigorous, healthy
condition.
We warrant it when taken according to
directions.
Prepared BY Or. J.. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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C1rY pRnpERrN FoR SALE.

CITY PROPER FOR SALE
HAVING PERMANENTLY REMOVED
IL from Jackson, my houses and lots in West
jackson are offered for sale on accommodating
terms. as to price and time o. payment Real
bargains will be given o those who apply
early. Apply 10 Mr.. B. G. BEAuLlIgU, jack
son, or address me, at l43 Peraido street, New
Orleans.
nov.22 81. 9HE0. BEAULLIEU.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-09-09


fLg1Fflls and huge tha body may eoTilhe,
aud iron s.ateg obsiTnet tie prisoner gaze,
And massive bolts may baile his designs
Aaa Tieslant keepers watch his devious
sayss
Yel seorps iheiuinpFial mind the base control
chainsean bind 4, and no eeli lnelose
lWingL Lloyd Garrison,
pfido haiti two seasons IA forward
spring aRd an earlyfall.
man of thoneht is willing to die,
Hilling III live. Emerson.
AN thati u human must rptrogrsde
Il ii ao not adysnce, l5ibbon.
Uneppsoyed timeisa sure iudiea-
ton If neglected dnly.-Isussn a.
faN0
If you wcnld rise 10 Che world, you
must not stop 10 kick at every eur that
basks 1t yoq.
There is always room for improve
mept, and that can only be attained
81 energetic edeFt.
notaghat you study, but what
You remember and reflect upon that
7iiaxes you learned.
Selfrpreseryation is tie first law Of
natare. but too many ii this world act
Is Il If was The only one.
Hope islilxe the sun, which, as NC
Journey toward Il, casts the shadow of
ear bpFdenb ehiudus. Samuel Smiles.
eliteaess is Ike an air-eushion I;
there may be nothing solid in it, but
Il cases the jolts Of the world wonder
fully
oonplete education fits a man TO
perform justly, skillfully aud ulagnan-
lneuHlY, NJ the Offices Of peace and
Milton.
Nib Wish To be Just Judges Of All
1lEiEys let ns first persuade ourselves
ttiis tAat there is not ono III us
itEIppt fault Seneca.
Mans whole duty to man IS service
aal therefore every body il somebody
servant and b stands highest who
lest serves tie greatestnum
Right habit i like tie thread on
which we string precious pearls--the
ibIead Is, perhaps, Of no great value
IsEt # 4 bc broken the pearls are lost
educate Tic intellect is 70 unfold,
direct and strengthen it, that it shall
- prepared 70 be, through all It's fu-
Aulie epaFss, 4 Jealous and successful
&s.s s4fat,4s 4, I'll ,.s ntsfl
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II. viii cxEseE lIss Poison axaFE ERB-a-
-.....a aL-..... 49,. n. IL 2
astF.flxeu Charm. I,

CoLUMBll, S. C.. Feb Is. 1881.
ii. H. MARINES, d Co: SfrS---I
have used yoar Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure In my practice as a physician,
and in every ease I find il works ike a
charm. llEv. Il. 7. PORTBR.
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Scientists now oil admit that NEST diseases
aFe caused BY disQrdeTed Kidneys or Liver,
aRa that ii these great organs axe kept ina
perfect condition, health will be tho result,
MARINERS sAtE KIDNEY AND LIVER
CURE
esE1 ~ AHREs " 4AE4sFE1.
And is POSITIVE Remedy for tha follow
Ing Troubles; +
hsaHEs IEa abe RsncksSs severe Head
acsAess Dizziness; RR4sssssfFssss
Unframed Eyes "a E'ircSI
Feeling NSglAG 81
fsFeaLSs
Esssisls an tIse Hsoyver Pact OF sIae
Asatiy: HaufpiGaiS0R OF EkIe
Heart s6aHutiicG ssraYaIs
Painful 7DriERati0E;
aEslaEEli Eovers
EeTeE 81 1b@suas
And al diseases caused BY the Kidneys,
Liver OF Urinary OrEsus being oat Of order.
It is Sale and Certain cure for an Female
e9iAeultles, 6aeh as
EsezEc0rrlLGeE saFsasaEaatiOEs 81, Ssae
vs. ssFgIEb : Failing EsI tsEG " ssRAss5s
EiEceEa1isHa d EEAe VESzn5s.
II win control and regulaie &enetFqation,
and is an excellent and safe remedy f9rfe
males dHIiag pregnancy.
AS a Blood Purifier 1t is unequEled, for it
cures the organs that make the blood. For
Soilss GaFbunGaes: sSoE0fRta;
WEaisa Swelling; Salt RIaauEza;
Poisoning ny 1iegcEiEy or
amy other DEug,
Il is certain IL every case.
h8T IncOntinence Impotence:
Pains ia She 5.Oinsg and
All Similar Diseases,
1t is a SAFE, sure and quielS Cure.
10 is The only kAoHn remedy thai has Cured
Bright : kSiseRse.
Asaproof Of The purity and worth Of this
Great Natural Remedy, read thefolloWing
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
S. Is. LATTIbtoRE, PHI. D., /. y. d.. Pro-
lessor Of Chemistry in the University Of
Rochester, n. y :, knowing the popularity and
merit OF Warmers SAFE Kidney and Liver
Cure, after a thorough Chemical Analysis,
has furnished The following statemeAt: A
Uni yE4ssl IYat9F ROCHESTER,,
CHENIqAEI LABORATORY,
IsoqHEsTER, N. ~ Jan. :, 1880.
Mr. 1T. Fl. NaEper las placed IN my posses
sion the formula Of the medicine UlauuIac-
luFed aud sold by him under the general
designation Of WARMERS SAFE hlDAE-1
AND LIVER CURE. j have investigated his
processes OF manufacture. which arc eoI-
Quoted with extreme care and according to
the best methods. ] have also taken from his
laboratory saTnnies Of all the materials used
in the preparation 9f this MEDICINE, and upon
critical examination l ind them, as well as
the medicine into y bic they enter, to be en-
airelY fee from poisonous or deleterions sub
stances.
s. "a. BALTIMORE.
This Remedy which has done such won
ders, is put up in the largest sized bqttle Of
any medieine upon the market, and is sold By
Druggists aud al dealers at IN .ssfs per bot
TIL. For Diabetes enquire for w AlklS y
SAFE DiABEl Ths CURE. 10 rs q Positive
Remedy.
MI. E5. wv A.Ke n AsEs A. CO.,
Ee0elseSae1-. Ne II. 4
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An elegant work of 40 pages, SlSxlll(
inches in size, printed on finely tinted book
paper, illustrated throughout withmost beau
tiful engravings; and containing besides all
the information pertaining to the calendar,
statistical and general information on various
subjects, and especially upon the political
Gals State and municipal; records OF past
elections, railroads, geographical formations,
etc, of the States Of Louisiana, Texas, Ar
kansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and
Florida, viii be mailed free, postage pfepaid,
to every subscriber Of the Daily or Weekly
Times Democrat.
Send Temittances in registered lettef, postal
order or draft at our risk.
Address. all communications and letters TO
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60. -. -.

y = llti tti~ilti lit y - ittis
lseorpia, be used anew style gransinar
The following IS one Of the chapters
1eachsr--Parse man.
RHPil-aAan is q common noun 81
tie Female gender
What Il that sirg
Man isaa common noun 81 the TENT
mine gender; common 'cansc he can
BE- bought cheap and feminine gender
because Ne always got woman onftile
brain, eighth person 'oause his wife
and SIX children conc FIRST IS q The
ebjectivc case and governed by a
sweEian.
10 TO your seatiafid Puti1 wet cloth
on yonr head.
Next. Paree women.
Woman is d fesualc NOM OF the
masculine gender.
Mercy on rs What do YOU say
She's a fenalenoun Of the masculine
gender masculine because she wears
the breechaloons and Is detertntned e
vote, she's compounded of cotton,
whalebone, starch, Sunshine, smiles,
and thnnderclouds y the hrst person,
cause she's always the'pers9n speak
ing Pluraltnnmber, cause she makes
mere noise than half a dozen parrots !;
IS IN the objective case and governed
By fashion.
Shutdown and rinse your mouth with
praphyiactic fluid.
Next. Parse boy
Boy is an uncommon noun, Of the
goslln genderand female persuasion.
Thunder and bootlaeks What IS
that sirf
Boy is an uncommon noun, Of tbe
goslin gender and female persuasion ;
uncommon 'eanee he's hald 70 ind
noW-a7days, 7caase he soon enters The
threshold Of goosehooG; female per
suasion, 'eaasc hes always got the
heartsslcs about some female; nFsl
person, big Ike singular number,
eanse there's nobody hut himself IA
tie objeetiyecase, and governed by an
embryo mustaehe, Seheidam oehnaPPS,
and the length OF his daddy purse.
Go home, sir, and baihe yopr ieet
in mustard.
Next. Parse girl,
6irl IS an angeiicnoun OF The sFreelsn
bend genderpand masculine Tenderness.
Oh, save us from sudden death !!
These boys will never DO raised. Low
Is that sir'
hirl is an1apgelic noun, cause she
paints her checks and loves lngens
she3scomPounded ofeosmetica, flowers,
fuss and Feathers IS OF masculine ten
denotes, cause she wears the setrt
bosems, paper collars, and. always has
her head fnllof boys singular num-
Der, cause the boys are airafd OF
them, and mstrimony IS played ont
third person, cause she's maehspoken
Of ; in the objective case aud governed
By gypsy bonnet.
Next. Parse fashion.
Fashion is a tyrannieal noun cause
il must be obeged and laughs ata poor
mans purse eomaon gender, cause
all the people must bow 70 it; II Is
compounded Of fiounces, ILLNESSES, rat-.
Hes seufaes, bubbles, rufEs' snaiIs,
cuffs, higeles, glggies, Singles, euris,
furls, bars, saaFes, Greclsn bend, russ
and Feathers. Il was once 20 Vie o.
]eetiFe case, and governed ~ hpgen!e,
but Is bow IN the noniHai'Fe case IN
dependent.
TO home sir, and go 10 bed
Next. Parse baby.
Baby Is an oostreperous noun OF the
neater gender.
Moses and the prophets save as iron
distinction! What DC yoa Say, httie
amp?
Baby Is q musical moan, cause Y
sings soft tune between midnight and
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Educational.
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
STATE UNIVERSITY


The next session Of this institution begins
October 44tll. 1854,
and closes July 4th, 1888.
TJNULL instruction by an able and expo.
I rienced faculty in the usual collegiate
Studies. Cadets will have choice OF fonrl
courses ~ Classical Scientific, Agricultural
aud Mechanical. No tuition fee is charged.
There is an annual fee OF $40. Total charges
for Board, etc, in the University, $40 per
month.
Cadets, upon entering the University, be
fore being assigned to quarters or classed,
and every three months thereafter, shall pre-
for 3 months fees in advance Cadets shall
be required 10 purchase their own text books,
and must provide themselves with uniform
and understanding.
For further information, address,
WA. PRESTON JOHNSON,
President.
Baton Rouge La August 1 1852