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pronouncInr nlctIonnrr.

Asthma is not pronounced asthma, as
many people think and speak, but ASTHMA,
Arkansas, by declaration OF her statb
is pronounced Ark,ansaw.
Bronchitis is correctly pronounced bron-
kits, not bron.kee-tis, as some people per-
sist in prononpcing
Biiou is properly pronounced bizh.u,
signifying Jewel.
Conejos is the name OF a county in Col.
orado, and its correct pronunciation is Co.
''' Florida is correctly pronounced Flo.
reeda,
Guadalupe. river in Spain, Is correctly
pronounced Wha.da-loo.pe.
Joaquin MILLER is rightly pronounced
Wa.keen,
Neither is nee.ther or ni.thcr, as q person
accepts thu American or the English rule
Pinos is Pe-nos, signitying pines.
San Juan Is pronounced San-Whon.
San Jose Is correctly pronounced San
Suite, for suite OF rooms, is correctly pro
nounced suite or sweet" us the utterei
Tucson, the capital Of Arizona, is cor
reetly pronounced Ta.soa, The c beiRi
silent.
Tijera, tho Standardization name, 1
pronounced Te-bay-ass.
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FoR constipation in children, don't force
them to swallow castor oil; try Denigs Worm
Syrup A full dose at night, followed by a
smaller one in tho morning, will do more
good than the oil, and will Be readily taken,
because pleasant
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PAN in the side, shoulders and back, bitter
taste IN the mouth. dizziness, smartinS Of the
eyes, brickdust deposits, nervous debility,
are cured by Barosma.
Prepared by L X. Thompson, Titusville, Pa.
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You ore sick; we'll, there Is Just one remedy
that will cure you beyond possibility Of
doubt, lifts Liver or Kidney trouble, Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, "Wetf's
Health Remover" Is your hope. 81 % Drug.
tsts' Depot Laughlin Bros. &Co., Wheeling
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BALTIMORE, January 6.--Flouf quiet Wheat
western quiet. closing irm; No. winter red spOI
and January d 3d. tal 10 February 81 42yll AZ
March y ti4al ~; April 81 46at l6k Corn, west
sIn inaciiyl but steady mixed spot and January
sesSta5se; February eylGl0c March May
pennsyl yanlas Rye.dull At aScaSI 90
hay quiet and steady. Provisions quiet; mes.
pesk W 81 bulk tneats shoulder and clear I'll
rehned 81 y, H1tieF wessi wertefn iOsi
roll s0A23C, Egp dali at Csc; lined 2la23c. Ietro
Ieum nominal; refined 7c coffee weak; BIO car
goes yalOHc. Sugar higher and hrm; soft gIEc
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for better
emedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
sure cure for Piles. paw
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1had chronic catarrh badly. took Pc
runa, am very much better.
J. WILLIAMS, Medway, Pa.
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CINciNNATl, January 0.--Cotton active, flrm and
h!lglcras li1Sc. Flour eaSiSr, but not guoIa6iy
winter u ~ Corn strong and higher; No, 2inIxed
IlSc Oa'h active and higher III igalgc. Rye Strong.
etHt y 0iM. Barley strong 1t 81 o.. Pork trinGr
" ~ O14l17e. Lard strong VI Sll %. Bulk meats
assIH. hAcon quie; shoulders 81 % clear FiL
S!O l2T; clear SO So whisky quiet ut 81 II; com
hlnauon sales Of flushed goods SIS barrels on a
oasis Of u ID. Butter active and hrm; choice
western Reserve Gle. Ch0irR (entFnl Ohln gln
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Louisiana State Lottery COHlpd

Incorporated in 1858, Tor % yeaIS by the q M.
WY iGt ea ~ :, W. and charitable purposes
over $50 900 has since been added,
ny an overwhelming popular vote, ia trai
w maze part Of tho present State COnstitl |In
adopted December 2, a. b. 1872 -
monthly, - t'rs.-
Ing DlStrlbUtions ''VVN " 49, 'ss'1s"-
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FELLOWS, HYPOPHOSPHITES

lisa combination Of Hypuphosphtes originated
by me in tAuAdA while under tile process Oi pul.
monary consumption, aud which has since been
employed by the nedle.l profession throughout
America and England with unprecedented success.
II contains the elements essential to thu animal
organization, the oXodiIlng SCENTS ard tOniCS.
III combination with the stimulating agent phos,
pho us possessing the merit Of being Elt htIy aka.
line and Is dislensed in the convenient and p0la.
table form Of q syrup
Its effects arc usually visible within twCnty.iour
hours and are marked by stimulation OF the Appe.
tite the digestion and assimilation, entering
directly into the circulation tones eRercS and
MUSCLES exertS healthy action Of the SeCretions;
neither diStufbS the stomach nor Injuries the system
under prolonged use aud may be Discontinued al
any time without Inconvenience,
In a word il possesses the StlmulnntS to arouse
The strength The TONES To reAn H. and merit OF a
high decree, Very re pcctinlly,
JAMES I. FELLOWS.
pB-Donot bcdeceIved by remedies bea ing a sin.
liar names no other preparation Is substitute for
this under any circumstances.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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cego gtain aud produce mstkst Friday, a 10
Sitea y John y Hooa Co.. brokers' No. iiSO
wheat Com. oats Pork. tad.
G. GO! J. IL /! D

ports; 4''V'e'' 'V"'''A ~
Hog Receipts, 5000 head, shipments, 700
nead. Market brisk, more active aud $50 HIGHER;
and shipping % Sia6 rs; iisht 90 la5 81 n atld
clll 4laBS9. Closed hFm with III sold.
.RccetpA G0Q head; shipments $3.50
neaa. Market activei demand fEmef; lec higher;
k0ol ordinary 10 good export steers % i0a6 90 rood
V chOlee shipping % b0ig To- common 70 fair ~ 10
% ~; mtxed butchers q b0a4 25i siOckeni md
leenen y QUA 09; good clearance cl0scd strong;
sen and tptingeB plenty OF e G0a2 90 ios com.
sheep Receipts 5000 head; stipmeats 1850 head.
MAEket sllgglsh, weak aud easier; common to med.
IlRa " Vl co. good TO choice q iOat So extra 81 ga
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TOLEDO, January G-WheGt Stsong Nc. rub
May SAX bid, 81 Az asked. Corn quiet; No. ?
spot aud january 6ScFebruary 6i71sC May,69<c Oats
qnlef NJ. q l6c, Dressed hogs afS1. clover seed,
prime ~ y11S; No. 2 81 81; p line mammoth S o..
81 S7al sS February 81 sSkaI SgJI; March 81 ii Ss
w; April i3l4at 48i; May 81 $40, Corn quiet;
G eISn missd 6sa6c No spot &c bid January
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NEw IoRK, January 6-Cotton steady ut liza
BIC; futures firm, Flour dull; receipts Is Zoo
oushel% exports sou bushels supCrfnO western and
81 i9A9 SO; white wheat extra 81 25a9 co. extrN Ohio
- loh5 -; st. Louis s. l0a0 70; Minnesota palcnt
pToes S " SG.9 @ Wheat gRIpttled: opened
SGtw r., advanced a az closng With les
bushels No. ssPEingsi .; No. . doSl es upgraded
SoEIhWeS!Srl doS w Ingnded rod, 81 28al ~ No I
90 q 2IAl 2sN No. do 81 seal 8gISS: No, . rcd
ungladed white 81 25al 30 No l. bush al 81 40
a. q? NO. nd January, sales, 1900 bushels, II
dSsfal 80 closing at 81 4SsS: February, sales,
SsIsS G sSie 5S 81 9 t S.Ses sG . a ~
9gSSuE sIo 4 My alcs IiLoOo hasSeI. ~ 81 20
put subsequently, recovered and advanced K, clos:
els ungRded 6SH aI2C; No B. 6Ss6gkc; steamer
igse: No, >, 701IAT2C; new and old no. . january
691SAlO1se' elostng 1T 1OIc; February nISR7l1fc,
Si0SinS ~ ne; March closing Al 7a;
options 5A1{c higher receipts 1850 bushels ex,
| ports 60 bushels white western 61a6Sc mixed IVa
$ ~; Hay him and fairly active at 66a1Oc
dem md and strongly held falr to good refining
quoted at 77'l6a7 Viz. MolaSscs qIicL and m.
changed; Rice steady and In fair demand. Petro.
leum dull and nominal; United size; crude 6ka
R6sin S E$ aR ,bgsEBt Rs S sot s sSs
steady at 6isEa5Si Eggs, western fresh QUIET and
wax. Pork Itshuy IN buyers favor; new m a
Sl7 70. Beef hiGher aud more active; FRSt lndiA
mes tos ,pott quotes, at 6SI9i6O cut meat.
strong and hivheE PRIME steam ~ aSAIi %. But.
Ter quiet and hrni for Gholee l2i40c, Cheese ARM
Ane s11sailNc, ~
CHICAGO. january 6.-Flour quIetaud unchanged,
Wheat active, aEm and higher; No. 2 ChIsagu
Fc6F1Sisfy: Vi45N March; Eo. q i is reit.ted IA
IS Corn moderately mo. active; regular 6gSte fresh
70 March; 6IISa6sc May; rejected COZ
Oats quiet and week q ilssSSe .cash; nc January
\ February and March; lbI4e May Rye and bayis,
shady and UNCHANGED. fiaxSeed steady and uui
ehauRcd, Dressed hoes strung a. l0Albe hlgher s.
81 3Sa1 80. Pork moderately active and hlgher a
afy. Lard sll lT1<all q February; 81 ai March
stt a74all 50 April Bulk meats active and
shade higher Ghonlden IS TO- short rih S. d
; short clear % 10. Whisky aotive, Arm aud hiehc
lac 81 i&y Gaii-wheat afnet and advanced u
Corn easier but not qnOtAhly higher, Oats Eteadl
land unchanged rnIk firm and higher al slJ NJ
u az March 81 6SalT q ApEll Lard strong an,
| hisheF 81 70 January; sll2S February, Il 81
: The following shOwlthe fluctuations in tho chi
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MEDICAL.
OR ]. IS. SMIIH.

YIN j. C. ItNt u,
NO 81 TWELFTH STREET.
ne btt evidence OF hystCfHn sutyrst II the tcb.
imony u bis patients ThcincFcasing demands for
ny Li3lSfl0nal services prove thai have dtnlt
'onoFa6ly and fairly with thtse Whc have consulted
ion. though have many hundred certificates irrn
,nO-e whom have cured after they had been pro-
'9nhsel lncunble. AthorcuEh medical education,
',iti many uy ysas hospital familiarity
Ntn therapeutic HEeIlls, Close Observance q tem-
ornamental pcrrl!antles and strict attention to
1yglSIic management, tnSllre4 nCcCsk, II Cnrr II
HHthle, and irEnGy give the patient my opinion.
HOME PROOFS
-, Kidney Sie !, And Live, Diseases ana Rhtumalism-
onld not get out Of bed. d.. Smith cured me-"
2EFr. rfIll LIS,
Wheeling. W, Va,
GtGrh, POlypus Of Nose Impaired VoiCP.-Suf.
cred ~ yean; patent medicine fsiItd to help me-
IT. smith completely cured 3, me ne ~, ,,,,,c,
otspeidel 4 Co, Whccling. ". Va
DysperEa and liberated Stomach Treatment
Or TesrS tdited e give me relief III. Smith cuied
Fits.-"HAd them for fourteen yean nr: sniith
aired me-" LOUIS +. NAEB1E6To&.
.S sGtol9l9, Running Sores On Head-''My kon NRN
Nnicted ior fourteen yeGp. Nothing seemed 10
help him. Dr.. amith cured him.
MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
o. NJ. Market street, Wheeling, W. Va.
tot gttle VIVID t9tllCt1 flnNl II
jut out three times II fetu ned after each opera.
ION Dr.. Smith cured nc with ont knife celistlc or
pair" MRS. r. N. oFCu1T.
fileS, ftStula Of AnuE-t1Ft o. NY tGtk 1m IS
IeeEA Reported dying. Or, sn 18th turec me with
Mt knlie, in Ave weeks
Wholesale Grocer, Main st., wheeling, ". Va
HlcehtoS Of Rectum, PrOlRpFIs, and PtlGL-
\, We given up TO die and pronounced incurable.
WASHINGTON OElANY,
NFn. Rlv.Ya EaN
Rev. Fl. o. 1Add writcs:-''Dt. Smiths professional
erytGes In my family have teen most satisfactory
tn1 ma commend him 70 all ~ 4 gentleman and
Ai!ltul PhySIcian.n
Mn. Margaret Kolb SayS:-"I had been suffering
Tor seven ycAFS and treated by many physicians for
dyspepsia. DR.. Smith said had tApC.wOrm and
N eight honra removed monster 100 feet long.'
Female Complaints Three years IN hospitals for
females, give me peculiar advantages In such clsOs
Persons CuEod Of catarrh diseases Of heart, liver,
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
tud WedKneSHes OF men and youth, scrniuIA and
HtnmA testify 70 my success 'sIp
Piles cured without the knife
tNtienis a. distance may be treated by letter and
iatiNAcuon guaranteed. A chart for self exAmlna.
son sent on receipt Of two thcecent stamps, and
bdvlce returned free
COMPUTATION At ofGce free. once hours from 4.
Z. 70 7. H., daily. Sunday from 2 tO6PN. Gall
aplS No. 81 Twelfth 81. Wheeling, Wa.
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korrERlRs.
particular Notlee.

EHhtuANE Muttcts HaI
All me drawing will hereafter b under the OK.
elusive supervision and control Of GtIstERAIs9.T.
BkA UREdARD and JuBAL A. FARLEY.
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN FOR.
TIUNE kikST GRAND hlSTRtBtyTidN. on n
a a.; Az ~. HkW ORLEANS, TuESpAY, lkNBARY
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Wholesale Grocer, Main st., wheeling, M.ya.
HlcentioS OF Rectum, PWlRpNlsr and PlGL-
was given up 10 die and pronounced inGurable.
". Smith cured me without Euiien
" ASTTTNgTNNs nv ANY
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AGENTS WANTED sSS ", VILE Fs.sIII6t
Machine ever Invented viii knit a n1ir ~ l,Stl
llg, WIN heel md tOe complete, In % minute I,
NV a.o Knit great yehetyof tlnCy work for ThIcS
snd ,,ps " KY T TsaS 9, SsEei Send er rculsi
%, ~ WNshing'ou street, B0Ilop, MssS.
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goods In light demand by IobheFs but converter,
arc operating more freely on certain makes Nc.
lium fancy prints more sought for by package buy.
en- and shirtiugs In fair demand Dress Foods
quiet Woolon goods Inactive aud steady In price
highest S!5fc; lowest s05Ec: closed II sic. E6in.
menH 81 ~ barrels charters 426Ss barrels; RUS
CINCINNATI, January 6-HoEs steady and Arm.
common mud light s O0a6 10; packing and butch.
eEs % 20A6 66. Receipts $50 head; shIpmentsl 500
prrnBuRoH, January 6.-retrplepm ycyy act,yO.
Quilted certificates Irregular: closed al Slc refined
&c Tor Philadelphia delivery.
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NEWS IN GENERAL.

A Texarkana special says: ga man with a
fully developed case of smallpox was de
tectad this morning minghng with the
crowd on the streets He was arrested and
ouarantined outside the city. The citizens
are apbrehensive that the disease Will be-
come epidemic.
DIR. C. H. R0senhauer, a prominent ply
stefan. was assassinated at his residence,
nine miles from Pine Bluff, Arkansas, last
Saturday. The assassin fired through the
w indow with a double-barreled shotgun
and lodged fifteen buckshot in his victims
body. 1t was supposed the deed was done
by a Chnaman whose fair but false wife the
doctor had seduced.
Fx-Citv Marshal Ploss, of Birmingham,
Ala. was fatally stabbed by man named
Job O'neal, who escaped. The deed was
committed through revenge, because the
Marshall arrested him three years since.
Scarlet fever is increasing in New York
CITY at a threatening rate. and, according
to the returns last week, is assuming an un'
usually malignant form.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Gibbons. who reside
near Ashland, KY, went visiting, leaving
their daughter, fourteen years old, Miss
Emma Thomas, seventeen years old, and
their son, Robert Gibbons, at the Gibbon;
homestead. During Friday night williams
came to the house. outraged both the girls
saturated their clothing with oil, set the
house on fire, and killed young Robert Glib
bons. who was attempting to give the alarm
All three of the dead had their heads spill
omen with A Ratchet. There Is no clue Il
the murderers.
A row at the Ohio Valley cement mills
Indiana. between a lot OF whites and negro
workers, resulted in the killing of Henry
Mitchell (negro)
At the last election in Massachusetts
II .405 men were disfranchised on aceoual
of being unable to read and write.
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Mississippi manufactures.

Some wealthy and enterprising citizens Of
washington county, Miss, who attended
the National Cotton Planters Convention
recently held al Atlanta, propose to estao-
lish cotton factory and compress at Green
willie. the county seat. GreenViiie hss been
built, since 1866, from a cotton plantation
on the Mississippi river to prosperous
town of $500 inhabitants, and this without
any railroad facilities until within the past
two wears. during which the town has con-
structed at her own expense ten miles OF
railroad. which has now passed into the
handsof the Georgia Pacific Syndicate, and
Is the terminus of their road. The road ls
heine rapidly constructed eastward and VIII
soon nut the town in direct communication
with Norfolk. Va. New 0sleans annually
advances to planters in Washington county
Al 600 900 TO make the cotton crop Inc
assessed value of lands IN the county
amounts to $2,12,SS525, aud the annnal
amount of cotton made and shipped
averaees so 900 bales, worth $40 per bale,
e. 1000. coo. independent of the corn ana
stock. Only oue-third of the tiila6le lanas
ere in cultivation at present since tns
var this county has paid of and expended
n the building of lsvees $500 ana =
now out Of debt and securely protected
from overflow at 3 Romlnal expense
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Capt. Put. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
State Grange.

By the State Grange of Mississippi:
Resolred. That we, the members of the
State Grange of Mississippi and representa-
tives of the farmers of the State, desire to
EXPRESS our confidence in our Worthy Mas
ter Darden, and to say that his manner OF
addressing the masses of the farmers who
have focked to hear him during his lectur-
ing tour throughout our State this year,
meets our hearty approval, and we pledge
him the cordial support Of our people when
he makes his eanssss of the State in the IN
terest of our Order the coming year.
Resolred, That the Secretary be instructed
n request the Jackson CLARION, Patron
Of Husbandry, Chiekasaw Messenger, and
other papers friendly 20 our Order, to pub
Iish the above resolution.
80 HELEN A. ABLY, sec'ty.
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rui..y of Wrong.

some people hase fashion Of confusing
excellent remedies With ths large mas It
..patens medicines" and n this they are
r,,it.v If 4 wrong. There are some adyer-
fised remedies fully worth all that Is asked
~ f4ana. and ope at least We know of-Hop
p;tters TIE writer has had occasion to
,,ss ia Ritters in Just sacll climate - ne
have most sd the wear in BAY City, and has
always found them to te nfst eisss ana ~. 9
liable. doing ali that i eiaimed Iot tiisii'
Tribune.
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LEGAL AND SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION
$50 90 Reward.

1t appears by information re,
w ceived by me that GA the l2th day o.
December. 1881, jeff Boone, the coiored mail
rider between Rienzi and Jacinto, was assas-
sinated by some unknown person. who erected
his escape. and is still al large;
Now, therefore, |, J. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer Athe above reward fol
the arrest aud delivery Nof the said unknow
assassin, to the Sheriff of Alcorn county
said reward is in addition to the statutory
reward and payable on conviction And
do moreover. REQUIRE all officers of this State
to be diligent in their efforts to arrest saio
fugitive assassin.
Given under my hand and the Great Sea
of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
H. 81 9th day of December, A. u. 1881.
Bv the Governor: j. NJ STONE.
Henry c. MYERS, Secretary Of State
dec % 'SI-3w.
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Tsneatienal Matters.

49, are said to be nearly 300.000 chill
.,.sr Il & Ke,.tncky not attending school.
Nebraska has Just apportio9ed among hes
counties school monsys . ne enlVe1 s.e e
aIsa $500. The schosl popaialion = 1o0s-
125
III proposed to establish e b.t1le &C. g..
: eoIIefe f6r youne men and EoMsA enasL
4se control a. the Methodist church:
hensd chat il viii Be the leading scnooA 2
&c Southwest
Tie nsirisn Gofernment u opspl1< Aily
,s:.17I's.eIs<s schools ior girls hs4 Haqe eq
s~es||e1t bszi1nins - tae Qlk g pIesles
an4 nniaEA teAsaRN
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EprroR REPUBLICAN = Please state u
vour valuable paper hoW silver coin stands
il value % Rold u greenhackai what dis
count # any how laE is Iegal tender goes
ana obliee. A sBncRTBER.
The bullion value Of he gold dollar s
about III cents $1.13l, the silver dollar
bsine 100 cents Thc Ieezl rslae IS the II:
rez. lie gold and the EEeen6ek 1o.laE ].
pred 81 the same la cents oeb|
mae s. n6|d - & tI|er. because 81 - "a Isal
II Isl. Louis Republican,
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

FLOR ENCE VI. CHARLES,
468l VS..
LUDLOW L. CHARLES.
Chaneery Court, 1st District, Kinds County,
Mississippi.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT OF
| Mrs. Florence NJ. Charles, filed this day,
thai Ludlow L. Charles IS nonresident of
the State, aad that after diligent inquiry she
has been unable to learn where he resides,
and what his post-of6ce address is, so that
the ordinary process of this Court can be ex-
ecuted against him; it is therefore ordered
by the Court that said Ludlow l.. Charles do
enter his appearance herein on or before the
FIRST MONDAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1857,
the same being Rule day of said Court, at the
Court Room thereof, in the City OF jackson,
Kinds county, Mississippi and plead, answer
or demurr, to complainants bill. tits further
ordered that this order be published in the
Weekly Clarion, a newspaper published In
the city of jackson, once a week for four CON
secutive weeks.
Ordered, this December 26 1881.
W. T. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By A. g. MOORE, d. c.
tt. F. A. R. WHARTON, Soils. for Comp't.
dec.2S '81-4w.
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o. b. SINGLEToN,
Wax. II. MASNING,
las r. CHALMERS,
neaH Ians.

rsJournal.
New York reception sameh0w don. take
root II Southern cities and spread them
selves like the conventional green bay tree.
II i Yankee cnstom that don't take.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
conneils 900 Ameriean LegI0n d H0nar

,ur uNDERsTGNED, DEPUTY SUPREME
= .,sa,s,ssrpER for the State Of Mississippi
s prepared to give full Information as to the
Mans and workings q TINS now = widely ex.
- and ~ reliable snrance as any Asso.
49, tsat has yet been organized for mutual
o GA will institute Councils at any time
alui ony Mace. when so desired. Address
anu aii ua@osmro1nications to me at Pope Station,
p 81, County, Miss, and they will receive
prompt attention. D p1pKIN "A =
ian.4, 'G1-3m.
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From a kKclqngs
Congressional election comes e. q
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-01-11
Health and Wealth !!

DR. e. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
IL MENT: a specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Commissions, Merry as Headache, Mental De.
preston, Loss OF Memory Premature Old Age,
caused by oves-excr ION, or over-indulg euce
which leads to misery decay and death. One
box will cure recent cases Each box contains
one months treatment One dollar box, or
six boxes for f We dollarsi sent by mail pre-
paid on recent Of price. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any ca-e. With each order re-
eeived by ms for six boxes, accompanied with
FIVE dollars, we will send the purchaser our
writtea guarantee to return the money If the
treatment does not feet y cure. Guarantees
issued only by BYRON LEMLY, Druggist, Jack
son, Miss. Orders by mail at regular price.
Nov silly.