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The Most Important Question Before
the Country.
Columbus Index. |

Columbus Index.
There is no mistake about it whatever.
This tariff questio is the most Important
one now before the country The South is
especially interested, being an agricultural
region. The tariff now in force is protec-
tive, and being SO operates, as it was d.
signed, for the benefit of the manufacturing
and to the injury of agricultural sections.
1t cen be changed only through union of
the West and South and this union il should
be the aim of the people of the South to
bring about at as early day as possible.
Not only should candidates for Congress
independents and Republican, as well as
Demoerats-be required TO define their views
and in a way that will enable The people to
understand exactly where they stand, but
should be compelled to give assurance hat
their course in Congress, If elected, will be
in strict harmony with those views. what
ever they may be.
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State Grnnge.

The 18th annual session of the Missis-
sippi State Grange will convene at Jackson
on Tuesday, the 18th day of December
1882. All 4th degree members in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
HELEN A. ABY, Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAX-PAY-
! | EEs of The ~ OF JAcLsoS, that the
Ia xes for 1852 are 1ow due and must lie paid
before December 18Th, alter which date dam
ages vii accrue ID Re collection thereof
| enforced witaopt execution.
E. II. ELBER, City Collector.
/ Oct Is ISS2-AW
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CONQUER0R
OF ALL KIDNEY DISEASES.
Tile BEST
KIDNEY LIVER MEDICINE

CURES WHEN ALL OTHER MEDICINES
FAIL as it acts DIRECTLY on the KIDNEYS,
LIVER and BOWELS, restoring them AT ONCE
safe, sure and speedy cure, and hundreds have
testified to having been cured by it, when
physicians and friends had given them up to
die. Do not delay, but try at once HUNTS
REMEDY.
HUNTS REMEDY CURES ALL DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, URINARY ORGANS,
ENcE and RETENTION OF URINE.
HUNTS REMEDY CURES PAIN IN THE SIDE,
BACK, Or Lo ms, GENERAL DEBILITY FEMALE
DISEASES, DISTURBED SLEEP, Loss OF APPETITE,
BRIGHF's DISEASE, and ALL COMPLAINTS OF
THE URINo-GESITAL ORGANS.
HUNTS REMEDY quickly induces the
that produce BILIOUS HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA,
Sour STOMACH, CosTIvENEss. Piles, Sc
By the use of HUNT. s REMEDY, the Stom-
ach and Bowels viii speedily regain their
strength, and the Blood viii be perfectly puri-
fed.
HUNTS REMEDY is pronounced by the
best doctors to be the only cure for all kinds
of kidney diseases.
HUNTS REMEDY is purely peydtabse, and
is o sure cure for Heart Disease and Rheuma .
tism when all other medicine fails.
HUNTS REMEDY Is PREPARED EXPRESSLY
FOR THE ABOVE DISEASES, AND HAS NEVER
BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL.
0EE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YoU. FoR SALE
By ALL DRUGaIsTs. Send for Pamphlet to
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providence, z. /.
Prices, rs cents and SL25.
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JACKSON.
THE SICK-RELIEF
AND
ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION,
mississippi.

CHARTERED ACCORDING TO LAW, AND
~ having paid the State tax, pursuant TO
recent opinion of the Attorney General, is
now ready to afford indemnity in the event Of
sickness or accident, TO all who may avail
themselves of its membership.
TIE cost Of membership is
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A LADY of our acquaintance has been in
quite feeble for many years with some COM
plant peculiar to the sex-became emacia-
ted-lost her appetite-was melancholy,
sleepless-cross and fretful. Many years
suffering indicated that all medicines were a
fai; ire. Some one suggested the use Of
English Female Bitters, it was not patent
nor secret remedy, it was used, and sever
bottles effected a cure.
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sGTOugh ON ChiIls,''

Cures 5 cases for % cents in cash or stamps.
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
BAILEY's SALINE APERIENT, is a pleas
ant, cooling cathartic for the instant cure OF
headache, Indigestion, constipation, heart
burn, billiousness, etc.
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THE TAXPAYERS OF KINDS COUNTY
L are hereby no flied that the State ard
County Taxes for he year 1882, are now due.
Legal dam gees accrue after the 15th. December,
which Will, without exception, be collected.
s. Is. THOMAS, Sheriff.
onL IL 90 2,r
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simmons Liver RegulatOr

is simple and harmless, and yet has proven
itself a sovereign remedy for dyspepsia
costiyeness, sick headache, bilious colo, soul
stomach, diarrhea, billiousness and othel
Ike evils of disordered liver and stomach.
Genuine is prepared only by J. ID. Zeliil
& Co.
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Tha Ner GoIernment BalldIng.

The title to the Tarpley lot has been per
iected, preliminary surveys are being made
the plan submitted and approved, and We
may expect the early completion Of tins
building.
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A Card.

NY name has been used in connection with
certain Matrimonial Insurance Companies
This was wholly unauthorized and without
my knowledge. 90, L. bkAAk.
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CONTRACTS

DoR THE LEASE OF THE PRISONERS,
i Kinds County, will be made at the No
vember meeting of Board Of Supervisors
Proposals are in tied.
D. G. McRAE, Prest.
oetll 'S2-4w.
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WITHIN FIFTY MILES OF JACKSON,
w IT'S to 22a STOCK SHEEP-healthy Ma
tive Ewes; must not be over years, nor un-
der year old. Address, stating number and
price, LOCK BOX, No. 20,
oct4 '82-2w. JACKSON, MISS.
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visk.burg and Meridian Railroad.

oo,sa EAsr-Passenger, arrives 1905. p M ~
leaves 1920 IN; Woy Freight, arrives v a,IV
-. leaves go am; Through Freight
lives 400 a. M, leaves $50 PIP. m.
~ WrsT-Mail arrives G;2O, a. m, leaves
'S s40a,m m: Expr IS leaves TAO "a. m: arrives
from VIcksburg 500 p. ~; Way Freight,
Ives 545 D. m, leaves els; Through
Freight 9:I5 a. m; leaves $50 a. m.
JOHN SCOTT, Gen. Manager.
EF RAwoRTH. Superintendent
JEo. W. CLISGAE, Local Agent.
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Newspaper Man Wanted.

AN INDUSTRIOUS, ENERGETIC, PRAC-
n trioal Printer and Newspaper Manager
and Solicitor, will find splendid location by
applying at once to I. II. BROWN,
oct11 ,'92-2w. OXFORD, MISS.
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He11soS's HAIR RESTORES is on sale q
Hunter q HarringtOn'G t Is highly
recommended by many who have given Z :
fair trial.
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Mr.. MAacELLus GREEx has moved bis Law
Office to the offices hereafter to be occupied by
Judge CalhOon and himself on Capitol street,
first door west of Seut:er's corner, up stairs.
Sent. n iS2 q.
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Found.

A ladies gold watch, found on the street
The owner can get same by identifying
watch and paving for this notice. Apply
at CLARION office,
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EDUCATIONAL.
JEFFERSON COLLEGE
High School for Boys and Young Men.
Located Sir liiles from Natctes, and tcO
miles from ~, j. and c. r. r.

EREB TRANSPORTATION TO THE IN
i sTITUTIoN from Natchez or the hatcher &
Jackson Railroad. Communication by Ieie-
phone to Natchez.
Expenses reduced two dollars and quarter
per month on former sessions.
]. s. RAYMOND, ......... ..........PRINcIPAL,
Assisted by PRoFs. MCCLURE and HARPER.
SESSION OF 1875 OPENS TIN OF SEPT.
Board, including tuition, fun r shed room,
washing, and lights, One Hundred and Fifty
seven Dollars (Sl5750) and Fifty cents per
SEES sion of Ten Months, payable semi-annual-
ly in advance, or by special arrangement,
quarterly in advance. Tuition alone Thirty
$500 Dollars per session Of ten months, pay
able semi-annually in advance. For Cata-
logues giving full particulars address the
Principal,
]. s. RAYMOND.
Washington, Adams Co, Miss.
aug.9, / 82-2m.
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Time rOble-Takes Effect Oct. IS, 1852
x...h., 1s,t-oa & Columbes Railroad.
rEAIss GOING EASE.

TEAIss GOING EASE.
No ]. Mil. d. -ly-Ar.iyes at jackson o'"' r
NJ. Leaves catcher 23O P. N. r.
MS. freigt. daily except Suaday-LSeaVes
Na:chez AS An. Arrives at jackson p n
TEAMS GOING WEST.
3. NJ, aa;,~-Ieaves Jackson A. N.
=, AI1'Fes ~ ~ dsiIv exceDt Suuday-Leayes
NC ne,en,' 20 4 Arrives at Natchez
G:2OP. n.
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ELLTSON'S
HAIR REsTORER.

TT THIS PREPARATION Is APPLIED
/ according to directions furnished with each
bottle, it will prevent the hair from falling
out, and restor its natural growth. 1t is veg
etable and no deleterious ingredient whatever
is used in the compound. For sale at
HUNfER & HARRINGT0N'S.
nnfII iS9 II
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WrsrvILLE NEWS: The idea Of Hin 9
Aleogn coming all the way from jackson
down into Simpson and trying 70 convince
she.e sspinev woOds' boys that Hill = the
man Is simply prepOsterous Nheneset sou
..riks ] ..piney woods boy : yon strike one
who Is solid for Barksdale-
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WANTED.

DY A GENTLEMAN-Wi. has had several
ID years experience in the General Merchan-
disc business, permanent situation, either
as Salesman or Accountant. Can give best of
reference Address L. B. COMFORT,
sep.21, '82-4w. JACKSON, Miss.
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1900 Bushels Pure Rust Proof Oats, raised
on Locust Grove Plantation.
At A. VIRDEE's.
Oct A. 's2-tf.
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Desirable Property for Sale

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
i his House and Lot, North jackson, con-
sisting Of five acres Of ground, with substan-
tial buildings, cisteFns, pasturage fruit trees,
and all appurtenances for convenience and
comfort.
= 3. BARKSDALE.
Jackson. Sep. G. 1852.
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For Nausea, Vomiting and the weak, IT
,;table Stomachs of Children, nothing equals
Or. MoFFErT's TEETHINA Testhiag Fo'0-
deTs.l
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| This Press Is driven by belt the same as
a gin stand or mill, and the screw and follower
are run either up or down with the same motion
of the belt, and il is not necessary to slacken
the speed Of the engine or the line shaft on
which is placed the pulley or drum driving
The Press to move the screw in an opposite
direction. It is so very simple that the least
skilled person can readily understand and
work it, 1t can be placed either in the lint
room or outside, the framing beng complete
within itself
We make three sizes ofColeman's tslmmon'
| PATENT Friction Cleared Power Presses, to-
wit
| s feet by 4 inch, Wrought Iron Scre,g aud
9 foot Packing Dor, Price complete
8 feet By fee inch, Wrought Iron Scrc,C and
10 foot Packing Boz, Price Complete
10 feet By 5 inch, Wrought Iron Serep and
II foot Packing Bor, Price Complete
1925 90.
We also make the Friction Cleared Press TO
Pack DOWN with wrought iron screw 10 feet
long by 5 inches in diameter and 9 foot pack
ing box, price complete, $4,000
We al o ms nufacuure Iere in New Orleans,
COLEMAN S SIMPLE SCR dW" COTTON
with foo. be inch screw, and 9 foot packing
Box S165C0
Also, COLEMAN'S PEDESTAL SCREW"
PRESS, requiring no support whatever Price
$50 co.
We make heavy reductions for all cash and
sell on time Tor sal 'sfac;ory paper bearing inter
es.; baS.not ct cash prices. Parties wishing
to bay on time will please name references.
Write fer illustrated circulars and address
the manufacturers,
HI. DUDLEY COLEMAN & BRO,
Mills, Engines and Machinery Manufacturers
and Dealers.
Nos, Il UNION AND PERpIDo STREETS, New
ORLEANS.
FOUNDRY AND FACTORY: ERAro STREET,
FROM MAGNOLIA TO CLARA Sis.
We want responsible Agents to solicit orders
on commiss on for our goods where we are not
represented.
Shafting and Pulleys a specially.
July 2j, 'S2-3m
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e;ol;c Hives and Thrush in Infants re-
lieyed and prevented By DR. Moftkl Il
TEETHINA Teethsng Fo'oasFs p-.or
Druggists keep it.-tor SAFE ~ DyioN
LemlY.
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Second Monday Of March, 1888,

then and there to show cause, if any you can,
why the esta.cs of BENZ. Fo-tner deceased,
should not be declared insolyent, and the
funds remaining i / tie hands of the Admins.
traitor distributed amongst the creditors Of
said estate.
BY A. G. MooRE, D. C.
Jackson, Mss, Oct. Is, 1882 tw.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
To j. L. FORMER.
UoU AGE COMMANDED TO APPEAR
/ be.o he CharcerY Court of the County
of H.nis First Dis rct, in said Stale, on the
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Dr. Geo. <. Harrington. Dr. JnO. 7. Hunter
hrs. Harrington & Hunter.

OFFER THEIR PROFESSIONAL SERYI-
cinitv. OrTIcE AT THETR, DRUG SToRE, OF
Stars SFRRKT, OPPOSITE CAPTToL SQUARB.
At night, d. HARRTSaT0s can be found at
his residence on State Street. and Dr.. HUNTER
~ Room 10 KelTs Building.
april5. SLY
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RoBr. FLoURNEY writes II can with
confidence recommend DR.. Mof 4! :
TEETHINA as the best and sttrest 1aeaaSt"e :, 1
ever used for 7eething children ana me 5
Bowel disorders of our Southern country.
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Confederate Bonds.

DEST PRICE PAID FOR CONFEDERATE
ID Coupon Bonds.
sep.20, 82-4w. GREENS BANR.
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BOILERS FOB SlLR.

OWE FORTY HORSE POWER BOILER
" with Chimney and Breeding.
One Is Horse power Fire Box Boiler, COM
plete and In good order.
One Duval Portable Engine-l5 Horse-poW-
er. IN good order Can be run to show its ca
uacity. H0SKINS & HAMILTON.
sep,27, 's2-3w. Brookhaven, Miss.
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Fretting, tossing, wakeful children re-
lieved by DR.. MoFFETTs TEETHINA ! Leet's'
;ng POecdes).-For sale BY Byron Lemly.
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l,20l Prizes, ....American Gold to....-S25 40
THE Royal HAVANA OFFICIAL LIST DE-
CIDEs EVERY PRIZE.
Subject TO no manipulation, not controlled
by the parties in interest, honestly managed,
II is the fairest, squarest and best thing in the
nature Of q lottery that could be conceived.
See that the name Gould \ Co. is on the
ticket. None other are genuine.
ALL PRIZES PAID on PRESENTATION.
For Information and Tickets, apply to
SHIPSEY COMPANY, GENERAL AGEyrs,
1912 Broadway, New York City,
Or 6S E. Randolph Street Chicago Ill or
JNO. b. FERNANDEZ,
iuly2Gs2-ly. Savannah, Ga.
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D1TLROAD TIMETABLE
co,nEcrrD TO AuoUsr %. 1852
u,txs ooIxo NORTH

CORRECTED TO AVSCsl -
chicago, St. Louis and Nav Orleans kAlifoA0'
TRAINS GOING NORTH:
p.,rsss arrives 4UO-leaves 405 p. m.
No Z-tE1PY lives 1235-leaves I2.40 q. m.
VA FIT arrives 830-leaves 500 p. m.
aoIxG SOUTH.
prss. arrives 1o2O-leaYes 1925 pm.
- Mail arrives 3:23-leayes oioo =: N.
" IVY FIT, arrives 6;O5-leaTes 900 g. N
C. 7. RUDD, Agent.
VI P. MCKINLEY, Div. Sup't
4 M. saEAFE, Gen. suP't
W. COLEMAN, A. 9. Z. ACT
J. C. CLARKE, zen. manager.
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I'll, Give 1925 for clerk and watch
- =, nlsea II any Of the departments.
500 cash; balance monsn1y -. ahIs...s,
menss address S. hepuplleaA
&C.,
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Victor Cane Mills

Victor Cane Mills
Cook Evaporation,
Boss Cotton Press,
Hydraulic Cotton Press,
Carver Cotton Gin,
Windship Cotton Gin,
Brown Cotton Gin,
Cia~ke's Seed Cotton Cleaner,
0neear Texas Rust-proof Red Oats.
A-s BRouGHER s BROwEE.
SAINT Is ,s2-4v.
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means of this revenue issue they may be able
to catch Indiana, Illinois and other western
states. Actuated through a like motive they
took advantage of the commercial depression
in 1873 to start a project for u paper mill for
grinding out thousands of millions or green
backs which they proposed to distribute among
the people, Notwithstanding you find them now
preaching that the mill was greenback lnVeh-
ton and foreign to their thoughts. w
This tariff for revenue only cry looks IKE
a similar project, but it will not WIN inc SUB
port of the people, who understand 1uily the
motives of it.
have referred to your wool and sugar inter-
ests, but those are not the only interests IN our
state that are benefited by the present tariff
The man who raises corn i'm our corn growing
counties finds a good market for ms corn III
our western and stock raising couhtits. III IiiC
wool business were destrOyedby the success o1
our democriti IL theorists the west would llkcy
return to its condition of some years since
when its lands could scarcely be given away
for the taxes due on them. And the man VINO
owns an acre OF timber land in the eastern part
of the state is also benefited in the same way.
The prosperity of this part OF me state mas
a market for his timber, ana SO III
thousand different ways the pros
perity of one interest affects laNnr-
ably other interests that seem at cursOry
view no way involved. Even the man VINO
raises cotton would find his product less Val,l-
able if raw woods were admitted Tree. Foreign
woods can be brought and sold here Tree pi
duty ut piiee that could compete with cotton.
And, besides, why should We renal always
"hewcrs of wood and drawers OF water
for the rest of the world Why can
not we take advantage of the tariff to
combine and establish factories ourselves where
our woods, cOttOns, sugars and other raw ma
terials may be put to the uses and purposes,
that invention and skill have found for them |
We not only have these products at home put
we have every other advantage Tor establish
ing successfully these factories LET us Try To-
bui,d lip Texas and retain here all the wealth |
that is ours by right. Democratic theories
have always kept the south poor while our !
and common sense, and hence the great differ
ence in the wealth OF the respective sections.
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The Golden Cent

New York Special to Cincinnati Gazette
Inquiries have been made at the assay Office
relative to the "Auzzard " nickel Cents
c'ined between 1854 and 1873. An imprsssio.,
exists that there is gaid in tnese peanies. s,,,
periatendent snowdsu, OF the philadelp his
mint, says; 'ln reply to these inquiries, beg
10 say that the cents enclosed contain no
precious metal, and consists of eighty per
cent. copper and twelve per cent nickel l
can not account for this false impression in
any other way than from the fact that the first
pieces of 1886, called pattern PIECES" were
sold by parties obtaining them iron The mini
10 nsn.isneties and others at from fifty cent
t. 81 piece. This price was only obtained
on account If the rarity of the pieces and not
because OF their intrinsic merit"
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Americans Over-Dressed.

From the London Truth.
American ladies' must have a very poor
opinion OF English taste if they imagine that
the Jewel case and the milliner's trunk are
necessary passports to popularity in this coun-
try and to success upon the stage. Miss
Fanny Davenport Is not the first actress who
has Leen under the deiusion that the high
road to London esteem is by Paris and Hat
ton Garden. The cowl does not make the
monk, nor will all the mines of GolcOnd make
the actress. These are truths apparently not
easily understood by American actresses
We had visit recently from Mrs. W. I.
Florence. clever woman in her way, not at
all destitute of humor, and who, if properly
fitted, would take the kind of character once
associated with that very funny lady, Mrs.
Frank Matthews. They belonged to the
same school of fun. But as i'll luck would
have it, Mrs, Florence was under the impras,
sion that I.afeniere, the French mil.
maiden, and that Mr.. Tiffany, the American
jeweler, could change her into sylph or kit
ten. We heard of nothing but the dresses of
s.Florence. Newspaper paragraphs appeared
giving catalogue OF her costumes She
moved about with the trunks of an empress,
and in each part she had change Of dress
for every act. The result was not encourage
ing, for Mrs. Florence was ridiculousy over
dressed, and if Paris really counseled all these
founces and furbelows, these voyant oolors
and bizarre designs, then surely Paris is as in,
sincere as the shepherd boy on Mount Ida
when he broke the heart of (Enone and con-
quoted with Venus. fear that this over
dressing is a constitutional defect in America;
it is glaringly vulgar when imported to Eng
land. When Sarah Bernhard visited that
country, we heard far more about her ward
robe than her talent. All Europe was exer-
cised at the detention of her trunk at the New
York custom house, and her interyiewe,s poa-
eernei themselves infinitely more with he's
riviere OF diamonds than with her reading of
Phedre and Dona Sol.
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The Maitlen's Secret.
Joseph Medill i'm the Chicago Tribune.

Joseph Medill in the Chicago Tribune.
81 am cutting my corns."
As the words foated out upon the soft air OF
a June afternoon ard fell upon the ear of Ber-
wick Hetherington, who was swinging lazily
in hammock that hung beneath the larches.
he smiled the cold, cynical smile he had learn
ed in Kenosha, and then he raised himself on
one elbow and fell out of the hammock:
The noise attracted Eulalie McGirlygirt's
attention, and she came to the window, hold
ing shoe in her hand. Leaning out over the
easement she was about to offer words of con-
dolence and sympathy to Berwick, when her
foot slipped, and the loud crash of furniture
which followed so startled the girl that she
dropped the shoe. \
"Wil this patient ever recover" asked .
visitor at a noted insane asylum.
at is a hopeless case" replied the physi-
clan. ale was brought to the hospital rearly
two years ago dreadfully mangled, and when
his health was restored reason had fled. His
one idea is that the courthouse is falling on
him."
n 4
awe have kept the secret well, daughter"
said Mrs. MCKNIGHT to Eulalie one summer
afternoon.
eyes" was the reply. "But do you know
that have never worn the shoe since that
day." -r,,. ,
said the mother. "You might at least give it
to some poor family who have no home to pro-
tect them from the cold"
"No," answered the girl. at is sacred
relic, and shall always keep it to remind me
of one who might have been my husband.
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