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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01
SMALL CHANGE


beautiful for anything.
Scissors grinders have been numer-
Gus on our streets this week.
A number of shade trees have been
set out in the Methodist church yard
this week.
Jordan has received his new goods.
See his locals elsewhere, call on him
and secure bargains.
Wild jim, the shootist, like j. N.
and the other disting uished lecturer,
failed to put in his appearance this
week.
Our house was honored with de,
lightful serenade last Thursday night,
for which We heartily thanksthe young
gentlemen.
The American Antiquarian and
Oriental Journal, advertised in this
paper, is well worth the attention of
our readers.
We believe circus or minstrel
troupe would make money now by
coming to Milan. Our people are
amusement hungry.
Judge Carthel will have good or.
der in his court. Several Milan at.
torneys can testify to that fact to the
tune of five dollars each.
Clerk & Master Williams will to-
day sell the DR.. Boyd property here.
1t will be good chance to secure
desirable home. He also advertises
other valuable property in this issue.
Ramser ~ Harrison have about
thirteen acres of Strawberries which
are very promising. They are the
Crescent, which stood last years
drouth better than any other variety
here.
Bob Harper is now standing behind
one of the handsomest bars in The
state, having recently painted and
polished up beautifully-the bar, not
Bob. He says he can mix the finest
drinks in the city, too.
Rev. F. p. Flaniken, we are glad
to announce, will hold his regular
service here one week from to morrow,
he having sufficiently recovered from
his wound to do so. He is still on
crutches, but is much better.
Sheriff Hefey went to Martin last
Tuesday and returned with Giles
Ringgold, colored, who is charged
with assault with intent to kill John
f. Ewell in Trenton last fall. He
was carried to Trenton to await trial.
Mrs. Hallstrom is receiving her
spring millinery and dress goods, and,
judging by the glimpse we had yester-
day of what she had already received.
the stock is one of the handsomest
ever brought to Milan. 1t is as beau
tiful as spring dream. Call and ad-
mire it.
Jno. L. Fly, Esq, is announced in
this paper as a candidate for County
Trustee. He is well and favorablv
known all over the county, and has
many warm friends. He is fully
competent to fill the office, is honest
and accommodating, and will be a
hard man to beat.
Esquire Arch Jordan is announced
this week as candidate for re.elec.
ton to the office Of City Magistrate.
He is too we'll known to- our people
for us to say much new in his praise.
He has been magistrate here for a
number OF years, and, out of between
eight and nine thousand cases tried
before him, his decisions have been
only three times reversed. We don't
believe there is another in the state
who can show up so well. If this il
not the best evidence ola good officer
we don't know what is. We dom
suppose anyone will run against hin
and his record.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01
Houses for Sale.

AS my health is failing, l intend to
go South. therefore offer for sale
ten houses and lots in the town of
Milan. Apply to
0. H. HALLsTRoM,
Milan, Tenn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01
q
Don't Forget

When you 90 to trade that money
saved is money made, and that we
will sell you goods cheaper than any
firm in Milan. Our stock is complete.
TRIMBLE d MCKELVY.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01
New Millinery and Dress Goods.

Mr.. u Mrs. o. II. Hallstrom have
just received a large and elegant
stock of the latest styles and most
fashionable Dress Goods, Notions,
Millinery Goods, erc., from New
York and St. Louis. Call and see
for yourselves. Prices to suit the
times. They defy competition.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01

Go to A. JOrdan's for new Spring
Suit of Clothing.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01

90 to A. Jordan for Cheap Boots
and Shoes.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01
NEW FIRM
STONE & CLARK,


Try some of our S. G. Hams.
Cooking Oil, cheaper and better
than lard.
The Best Cigar in the county for Sc.
We respectfully ask our friends to
give us a share of their trade.
STONE d CLARK.
2. Country Produce, Chickens,
Eggs and Butter taken in exchange
for Groceries.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01

A. Jordan has received his Spring
Goods.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01
FOR RENT.

SEVElAL ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR BED
- Rooms or offices 80 to $3.50 per month q.
Apply quick at this office.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01

NTAGISTRATES' WARRANTS AND EX-
lNl ECUTI0NS at Greatly Reduced Rates.
AnnlY at this nfiice
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01
FOR SALE.

A LOT OF GOOD BOOKS-CHEAP. CALL
"A at the Exchange office.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REGISTER.

FNHOMAS.-Ne Q are authorized to announce
l. sam, II. Thomas, Esq, of Dyer Station, a
candidate for Register of Gibson county.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01

nLD NEW SPApERS. GOOD TO PUT
~ un ier carpets, paper walls clean win
dOws. lamp chimneys. etc. Call at this office.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01

SPACE IN. THIS COLUMN AT FIVE
- Cents per line for each issue. Secure cheap
advertising AT once.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-01

TINHAr BEAUTIFUL FOUR ACRE LOT
i between FACTORY and Rankin streets.
Apply TO ii. l.. DICKINSON.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

IT Is urged by tho Postmaster-General
that the telegraph system Of The country be
brought under control Of the Postal De-
pariment.
The proprietor Of the North american,
at Philadelphia. Clayton MeMIohael, has
been commissioned United States Marshal
for the District Of Columbia.
+ The Legislature Of South Carolina
has reelected Butler Is United States scna-
tor.
wfLLrAn PIrT KELLOGG has received
from the Governor Of Louisiana a certificate
Of election 10 Congress from the Third Dis.
trict.
THERE viii be il3 Democrats and -
Republicans In the Pennsylvania House Of
Representatives.
The total vote Of Wisconsin at The
last election, as shown by the recently COM
plesed official canvass, was 2l9, ,gsl, OF which
the Democrat. pollsd lo3. .0so; Republicans
ai,eOe; Prohibition. 1850; Gfeeubsekl
400. The Senate will stand II Republic
ans, IS Democrats, ! Independent. Tn
Assembly ~ Republicans. 50 Democrats
3 Independents, giving the Democrats
msjority on ioint ballot.
DAKoTA's official canvass gives Johl
b. Raymond. Republican, for Congress,
majority OF sO,2sg. The total vote Of th
Territory Is 1888.
THE founder Of the village Of Decker
vile, saullae County, Mich. Chaa. Decker,
prominent elilxsn, was instantly killed
his grIst mill the other day while adjust
Ing belt. Both legs were torn on belo'
The knee. lie was fiily years old, aud leay'
wife aud children.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16
NEWS nv BRIEF.
Complied fFsm Various scufss.


pfcs 4. The FeusIe vas esIlsd 10 efiefal
HeHH ~ President hfe TEN ilael= Hna
after Tie HaisptlHn ni Tho customary feAa'
iHtluHs eninHlttee was appointed 81
ss.s,,,sIs g' 'e tsIs,T sIs, IN, n.a aaa ne "a. ss ,sa
a. hliAlHFsA IsHeoHsenHd nt y D. M. and
thuflIF HIFefwafd If Presidents AiHssase was
frHfi. Mfs HTpwu. III tsHnraiH, MHToHnend The
death n Mr. Hut and differed resolution q
IsHfes which was. uufnln'guaiY atena
.neuf. The senate adjourned. .nua.The
Iiuuee nisembied ~ II a. o.. and was cAiird
10 order by HpeHker kelier. A ennmlttaa
wHs appointed 10 intnrin the President and
Nunnie that tho Iianan vas ready foe
hnanes@, llllIs were introduced 20 pro
hibit political assessments On Uuvtrn.
inent employees: for q better regulation
NJ tho civil seryirc to create nn. Az
riruinfal Commission and 20 ainend the
Ileyised stattitas 80 q 10 arpx 70 all esses q
bribery and other ufnnsez against ifeu hnl'
lot, The i'fesihunie Message was then read.
The deaths of Mr., Lowe, vt AiHbama, aud Mr.
UpdfKfaH, nt uhio, we're announced, anu II
tespeetto their memory tho tfousr adjourned
Drc. bin the Senate Tho credcn.
tials oi Sir. Ilfown, Of Georgia, who WIS clio.
sen TO fli the uncxplrcd term OF the lat.
senator It'll. were presented, and the oath Of
Office was administered on m0tnd. of Mi.
Anthony, the committees ~ they existed nt
the close Of the last session wrfv
soG''ns sacla H. reisiea soSe'' to Iss''n'sS Iss sS
mission Of Dakota, and said IN con,
nrctiop herewith TINT he would call ut
next week a bill relative TO the same, now or
the calendar Mt. lieuk offered u resolution
setiirg forth the law against lcvsing poiitiee
einry Committee TO investigate bov
much money had been collected
| during the recent election, how II was spent
and whether there was my surplus. \ bil
| was passed. permitting retired army omrer
to hold onlcial posI ions in the Territories. !.
IL the House. Mr.. kellay reported
bill TO abolish taxes on tobacco nns
cigars, An nmendaiory army rcurn
mcnt bin was discussed and laid over. hi
was passed repeating the provision that tca
men discharged IN foreign ports must be nhi'
| three months' wages. They nrc 10 DO iur
nished transportation home Instead.
DEC. G.--ln tho Senate. petitions werl
presented to increase pensions OF persons VIII
lost an arm or leg IN the service. A rosolu
tion calling for complete list Of nil person.
ON the pension roll was adopted II
| the House resolution was adopted TO ein
body IN the Post office bill clause reducinl
letter postage 20 two cents
DEC. IA bill was introduced In th
Senate to repeal the Internal Revenue ael
$50. In the House.. the Indian bill, approprl
ating s5,s0s 80. was passed..
DEc. s.-Numerous petitions were pre-
scnicd IN the senate on behalf OF tobacc
manufacturers and ond.armcd pensioner
The Internal Revenue bill was rccnrnmitic'
The resolutions ON political assessments nn
the Bankruptcy bin swcr discussed. ....l
the House the Consular md Diplomatic bil
which approprlaics ~ ,25s,2l5, wa. reported
also a bill reducing letter postage to w
cents.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

iithatsHa ehtefsi tie huuta n tuii
WIN. lIaffls, "a tlIeeeiahd, o.. TIE eshsF
hlshs, aaa sIlAm wefth n ewelff wsa eafs
flad m.
A faw aays aga william '. fhomp..
seh, whu was discharged ffem the smpleg ~
fsfHIAm 4 IsrfDey, lumheF AeAlsfs a Alas
heHealis, sIlBn..wss arrested faf Tho amhess
element n sHiHa 'fam the athh
A aofnNH and child, named tlelen.
grr, iruxe 10 dealb on Ibeif claim bctwreH
af,nd Fork, aud Devils Lake, y. IT.. . few
d#ss ags,
Tur steam yacht Idle Hour and The
tus tleofge W. Uhlds fouudefed off Hat.
lera IN recent storm. All on board were
lfs..
n. G. rKno's vegetable soup works at
LyndonyllIe, N. r., buried a fcw nights
ago. floss, $4,000. The adjoining build.
ln9s were saved by the free Use cf elder
from the tanks near by. One Thousand
gsllons we're used by the b,icketful
AT a Mexican wedding feast tho other
night a saballo, a small Mexican town near
las Vegas, Francisco Noian, a drunkeu
ruest, shot and killed two brothers named
lsoyal. Nolsn then proceeded TO his home
where he amused himself by cutting BIZ
wife,s ears OF. Notan was afterwards ar.
rested and confined In jail. There was
strong talk Of lynehIng bIm.
Dunno the severe snow. storm which
prevailed throughout Ontario on the nlgh'
Of the 7th Michael Ellard and jaime, King
Of Beeton, pcrIshed.
THE Royal Alhambra Theater and
eight other buildings In London were de-
stroycd by recent fire.
On the New York Central Road two
stock trains collIded near Syracuse the oihe
day. Many cattle were killed, and the dam
age TO railroad property was heavy.
A FEMALE Nihilist, lately banishcd t.
Siberia, has killed the Governor OF the Ter
ritory.
Mas. GREGORY, residing near Gin
clnnati, had her clothing set on fire fe'
! mornings ago by the explosion OF a lamp
and she was burned TO death.
A PREMATURE explosion the othc
day in a railroad tunnel near Portland
Ore, killed four Cinnamon aud dAngerousl
injured four others.
THE following persons were hangc
on the sth for murder; Charles Gusta,e,
Donaldsonylle, La. VIM. Porter, at PERI,
Ga., anl Edward Conyers, at swainsbor'
Georgia.
CAPTAIN EMoss and three men wei
lost with a yacht going from Long Branch
Barnegat Bay few days ago.
: TnRsE persons were killed and SO
/, cral Others were injured by railroad acc
dent near Hinton, W. Va, a few Afternoon
. ago.
The works Of the Saginaw Barr
Company, al Saginaw City, Mich; togeih
with 100000 feet Of lumber. were d
siroyed by fire a few mornings ago. Los
$4,000.
:. A BLOCK Of buildings In Londo
j. Eng, with their contents. burned Il
Il DAYS ago. Loss. fi.ooo.oon, A hrem
WA Killed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16
CONDENSED TELEGRlns.

In tho United States Senate on tho
OH 4 resolution calling upon The Secretary |
Of the Treasury for Information a. 70 Tue
cost Of collecting revenue was adopted. A
b,ll. vas introduced making restrictions
ssaInss polIsiesl assessments more binding.
n IN. House . resolution concerning the
River aud Harbor bill was debated stlsnssh.
Ths consuIsr and Diplomatic Dill ""
psssed.
Tnr Mexican Government has ap-
poiu,ed two commissioners 70 ses with 6sn'
Grant and Mf. Treseosi In preparing CON-
merrlzi trssiy. -.
FouRrxKs inches Of snow fell as
wstsrsswn, N. r.. On the ioth, and sns
storm wss aiIl In progress.
PrTxn PnxLAr, an expert, was tho
o,her day called 10 examine an old stsaH,
boslsr Il BA,slsw. Cal. lie bad completed
hk examination. sad decided that i VI.
uos dasxeseus. whan the Thing exploded
aud killed him.
Tms Preiec. has ordered tho police
10 sxpsl Ill ysws residing within ihs
municipal boundaries u 81. Petersburg
without oaseisi perinissiou. Ths Senate has
decided that The Jews are incapable Of held
lsx lssded prspsssy IN Russia.
TnE Official vote Of Iowa on seeFe-
,sry q Stale 81 the recent slfsiioa vast
usli. Rspuhiienu, ~. go; WALKER, Demo-
e,.s. ttz.Isa; fi.sisa, aFeenb.sksr. 0fiI.
Hsli,s plurality. ss.ssi: majority over ai''
s.sni.
H Tnr Potomac River vas On the iosl
Il fvozrn solid from AnsIo-tsn I.land % tiiii'
. YsIls. : faes unprecedented within sh'
nemory Of ske slde-s river men.
I'D. suIIsvAn. member Of Paflla
. u~.s. sp<akIne q Tusn. Ireland. rscsntll
/, s.Id h wss shers % shes she Gassfnm<n
|. that nsl.her he IrI-h people nor ihsit lead
i sr~ were dl~msysd BY psrrecuiions ne 81
! vi.sd ,he People 10 pay nli their ersdifss
hsisrs paying sh~ir fssi, I'D urged eFE.a'
!. safIen.
= a. Aps<hss whs srs r.idisx h hsrle1
n. .hsle ss4ls q Chihuahua vsa % =
y iash .aIa 70 b asdsf srns.
= n h announced thai III men we'
a<s~s~d rse-aslr shIlc sstempiinz y ere
y -. - a nsss>he.d f.t<. n M.ine.
= A ineeadi.ry Gre iss monin|
!. -. i. .<essd sIshla vset. desirgJ =
= .ss'.s alozz Il s.ll'|E'szs 'a''e,-=s = P-sev
= tnrls Ind. ....-- :,
= om1rus rpgulFs1 ~ ~ ni'eripp' ~
- yu>r 4 =. ~.
- = l. ~ p><edn6 IslI<f ps.'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16
GRIMES AND cAsuALrrEa

lisa collision on the Lehigh valley
Road At Rummeriisld, Pa, the other day.
a fireman and engineer were burned to
death aud two trains wrecked.
A rEw afternoons ago the steamer
Enterprise burned on wsFds Point. n. Q.
Capt. w. A. Tbompson, W. Hancock aud
colored man we're drowned.
MAR New Orleans, on the morning
Of .be 9Th, ibs steamer Morning star ex-
ploded her Dollars and hilsen lives were
Lost.
A BgHLIs dispatch Of the 9Th says
tha, the loss by foods In The Rhenish dis.
trie,s amounted to millions Of marks. The
damage 10 the town Of DoI.burz aIons was
a million msrks. Sixty houses near May.
snee bad been swet away.
RECENT fire on a Lehigh Valley mail
l.la destroyed Ten mail ponrhe. and twenty
nevspaper sscks.
TnE other day DR.. II. A.. Clay, Of
pursnso, COL, was killed By bis partner
pr. Ese.xky, who then hler out bic own
bsalas. Tha iTarsdy arase from sowhid.
Inr slsen the murderer by some ladies.
In one day recently, At Indianapolis
fna.. Andrew sshiliInrer vas seaIdsd Y
| death. Christopher Fielder wss crushed i
machinery, and Thomas Wilson vas klllss
By the car.
MAR Bowertovn, Pa, recently
Ia,s.b Basdsn was instantly killed an
y,.ns p.usr fatally injured By esss-iH
=, ore Al t,obers mines. Bcrdsu's fare ~
.,r,tx saru olf and both le<z and - arr
rsrs broken. lie Ieasss Iarfs family
r. l. announced that Ro5sl o. ssor'
. ~ool>s msnufsesaFrr o. Dedhsm. Mass.
a. ANA rsa1ulIy far <spapoo. has bee
,.aIr.<d ~ obtaining $1,000 from n
,Isr.l bank uad<r false pfss<nsss.
Tux recent massacre In Casa Grand'
Mar. by Indians. turns sas % have bssn
hsvysh,e sflair. A hsnd q Apsehes, NUN
b>rInx Eve hundrvd. crossed he saraf
a..s.aaed upau he lIlsie iesn, md beg
:. I.dI.srlmlaaie Massacre, fullr sfrsnt
A. p>rsoas falling sIeslms- s<ssrni ~
"A wnnen we're carried a by he tsSnEH
4 l.rru au1usitY = sfs<1 I'D ssher pc
~ "a. sloien. NJ houees q ~ uafs'
: rssse 1lrxIssna wsrs tururt nd lkelf q
kssI5es VEN slf5pye6 = lhsIF <tszhiaE :
nsslrv. 1hepuraerpd petpas Nera 49,
~ ueeNkIeus elsea- seysfal q ~ -
1umd6snf f6mIIIa< beina nme4E - Z
-. 4r~rrs eea s<ea dispatched =
- 80 : - -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

TIE failure Of Biddulph, Wood q
Jevons, iron merchants Of Liverpool, for
f2Jo. 900, 10 announced.
Six thousand acres In lAngdsle |
County, Wis, were recently purchased by
Milwaukee and ManIstec men. This was
the largest sale OF pine land In the history o.
the state. II Il estimated that 100000
feet Of pine lumber are standing on me
ract,' A railroad 10 10 be built through tho
ands.
1T IL claimed by the Tariff Commits
.ion that tho scheme Of duties embraced In
ns report makes an average reduction Of
twenty to twenty-five per cent, which would
beneiit consumer. 10 the amount Of Slo0,-
Ooo. 900. The abolition Of oil custom-house
fees and commissions. the putting Of wood
pulp, auinIne, dye extracts and crude chem.
lcsls on the free list; a specific duty Of ifiy
cent. ton on iron ore aud Of three dollars
per thousand on cigars; reduction Of two
and q half cents per pound on medium
wool. Of two cents on salt In bnik, and OF
ten dollars per ton on steel rails IL recon.
meudsd. No change Il made In lumber OF
cereals.
Fom the year 1889 tho official en-
: bezxlemsn,s In Russia are estImafedai D..
0oo.O0o roubIes.
Ir 1. announced that the Sultan Of
Turkey /. tarfor-stricken At tbs recent do
7 yelopmcut Of plots 10 assassInsis him.
/. True bills have been found By the
Q Grand Jury at Dublin, ireland, sEainst lh'
three men charged with the assassins,lon ol
Z Detective Cor aud against the uould.be a.
J. .a..ln Of Judge Lawson. :.
a AL.rTER has been written BY Arab
p..ha thanking Eagisnd for The inisrposl
9 ton In bis behalf.
+ WILLIAM Cam, son Of the Secretar.
fe of state. eswblsIed J. n. Parmensff. o. u
Troy ts. " Press, the other day. Tar
y msn,er accused Young Carr Of pubic IN
- toxIea,iou, breaches of condolences, etc.
he SEVERAL thousand men employed b
Is The Albany IN. " lrsa.~erks, have hs
y their wages reduced from sixteen 10 twenty
:. tve per cent.
III TnK recent announcement that j.
~ laasesa. shs hero Of The Caldwell tkrn.
psnk failure. had become insane. Il asassd
OF On the welIand Canal navigation b
~ closed.
IN Foa participation In auti-Jswish no
~ Al Odessa, i've draxeeas have been ssn,
!. The mines Ger eftseu yssrs-
~ IN IL report 70 tho Secretary Of y
70 Interior the Utah Commission rreommsn'
~ ,bs rspeai Of Iks lsw giving women Y
'sa rixhi of sufrs<s - ssseusisl 10 seiilsns
Of The polysamy aus-siss.
~ puRtxa November ths Number
~ .vr,ri.s ou.rsFes Ia Ireland rss eight
y. sIn.. TIL. eaasrssss fsscr.bly with pre-
,,u Gus ii<is.
TnRnx Huxpnxp hands wsrr thrp'
-. out q smplsymsss By ihe barnlaE q one
william Arsasss tsise mills II Fhiiad
- .hl. t,esntly. Lsss tisa.9o. Tee q
=. men .ers badly Injured b. f.ilias ~slls-
Tus death q Anthony Trollope,
"a ssvrIlst, seuurrsd In I.eaasn. rsesnsiy.
s : II. -. q sirty-sevtn ye.fs. sad La
Hare. sh> uolsd pelIiIesl and bisipF'
- uritsr, died u csnu<s. FFsses, o shs .
-. dsy. lie rs sizsy -nIae yeArs q sEs.
niy- Tnr (lrand Jury u 81. Louis has
rirlu ...rstrd Jsna A. csekerilI h ~ matte
-. he st.uztsar = esl. s'syss<k.
rsp- Tnr fnlIure q Theodore Nessoz
lsvs. view Ysst clsy. r.-l s>tsfs spsrs'sr,
- tzpnanp. b ansouseed.
4 - "a
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

me foIIowiss census isniIsun seo.s in -
tnlI the NUMBER u per~pus 9vsr ssn ~
are IN the United states ana Isn y as.s-s,.. a.
road or uritri
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16


SINUS ssi hfId<sFsom hsvisx herusnesa
u,lIie.y sx-s IL NtI1s Ilss=e ~ MR. ~
!. sse a The pdsss< secretaries = o1ee< -
n usisInx IL xrosm. 10 s.kin< lssse = y.
h.adsd MIN 1 dollar ~. aaa es1e4 exsi
aTske thai ~ Afsksss 4 ~ ~ 80
snd s<sa yos b<ioss sleeiioA esvre1 I !
vsu. al hsvs vslsd ~ 30. - - Ro1se
sasy hupt ~ soIIas ~ ~ ssueliMpes -.
sui unr1. Yuu ~ - hs1ed - eserfesse
- ksppy fsllov ~ d<pr.w Mn = - -
po..d piss1urs h hzvise ~ FF~farns =
ikur. kna1egk
Tss ehsasfsi ulriurpe p1l1le9 - J. L
81 srsils "a ess1tIsies ~ Nrluzn
a. s~Iss.s'ss = - 90 49, -: - :. r
e.n@e Isspeellon y = - - -
s.eure n - t11o -
: z-@s<.l = - - - =
- -. orunuk = 80
~ = 61nlr<
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-03-17
Cure for Drunkenness.

DR.. Jurie, prominent physician OF
Vienna, tells of two complete cures OF
dipsomania effected by him in an ex-
traordinary manner. One of the cases
was that of an habitual druDkard who
was picked out of the gutter by the pc.
lice, and was handed over to the doc
tors treatment In the "Correction Hos
pital" for a period of fourteen days.
The doctor at once ordered that every
article of food or drink given him
should receive q liberal addition of
whisky of a not over refined quality.
Water, milk, soup, meat and vegeta.
bles were all treated in this way, aud
whisky was even infused into the air
that he breathed through saturation of
the walls, floors and bedding. AT first
the man proclaimed himself highly sat
isfied with his treatment, and said he
would always like to have such SEN
sible physician. The second dav, how
ever, be began to feel nausea, the third
day he vomiIed Immediately after eat
ing, and thereafter not meal was Ia.
ken that was not followed by vomit-
Ing. From day 10 day he experienced
increasing torment, and finally begged
piteously for relief. The result was
that at the end of two weeks, though
much reduced In flesh, he was filled
with such repugnance for strong drink
that he was never able after TO indulge
In II again. The other case mentioned
by DIR. Jurie was Of similar charac-
ter, and was treated by him in the
same way, and with equal success.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-03-17
Hash.

Marrying a drunkard to reform him
is like drinking up medicine to save 1t.
Before marriage she was dear, and
he was her treasure. but afterwards
she became dearer and be treasurer.
You can always tell the fastIdious
collars to the laundry accompanied by
single shirt.
Talk about modern miracles, Mr..
Cabbsgehead says he cured his boy OF
some bad habits by the laying on of
hands.-[Sanford Advocate. % =
A Memphis darkey stole q mule not
long ago In payment Of wages which
he could not collect from the owner.
Upon being arrested he sent for a law
yer who had saved him from prison
once before when the law was after
him for stealing bed clothes. The law
yer reminded his quondam client that
fee was still due for services In the
bed-clothes case, and refused to help
him further until that was paid.
"Why boss" exclaimed the disconse-
late dsrkey In last attempt to touch the
lawyers heart, ~ stole dat male
specially to sell him and pay you." At
last accounts he was still without a
legal adviser.
School teacher, to little boy whose
father was liquor seller; "Now,
Johnnie, II your father has a barrel Of
whiskey containing forty gallons and
one-fourth Of 1t leaks out, how many
gallons does he lose" Johnnie, "He
don't lose nope, He fills It up again
with water right off," -.