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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-15
Brewster B0unces the Black Men

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE Attor-
ney General to-day discharged all
the colored employees of the Depart
ment of Justice. The cause of this
action on the part of the Attorney
General is said to be that tho colored
employees are suspected of being too
keen to see the color of the money of
the star route defendants. The dis
charged employees propose to hold an
Indignation meeting to morrow morn
ing.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-15

A GENTLEMAN in this city Who, like
a majority of the residents of WASH
ington, supports family on small
salary, has taken his household bills
for the past six months and the tariff
and internal revenue schedules, and
carefully figured out the amount of
his taxes under those heads. The
result is that be finds he is paying
about forty dollars month, Of which
the government gets nine dollars and
the monopolists thirty-one dollars
Washington Post.
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Railroad Construction ia the
w South.

The Chicagy Railway Age has under
taken special investigation of the new
road built in 1882, and published the de.
tailed results for the six New England
and FIVE Middle States, in its issue of
January Is, exhibiting total of 30 40
miles in New England, and 1915 81 in the
Middle States These figures cover new
main line track only, actually laid dur
lug the calendar year, and do not in-
clude sidings, second tracks, etc. In its
issue OF February l, 1t gives complete
lists for all the Southern States south of
the Potomac and Ohio, and enst Of the
Mississippi, including the whole of
Louisiana. Tho totals, expressed III
miles AMI decimals are rs follows:
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WON AN.
HOPE FOR SUFFERING WOMAN!
SOM ETHINE NEW Under ruE AIrN


BY reason of her peculiar relations,and
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but those arising from the want of
knowledge, or of consideration on the
part of those with whom she stands con-
nected in the social organization. The
frequent and distressing Irregularities
peculiar TO her sex have thus been az
grtvated TO degree which no language
can express. In the mansions of the rich
and the howell of The poor alike, woman
has been the patient victim of ills un-
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could endure-and without remedy.
But now the hour OF her redemption has
come. She need not suffer longer, when
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Female Regulator, .'Woman's Best
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size, $50. For sale by all druggists.
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Total IS Southern States eastof the

IOtnl l5 southern StateS eNSGOI tne
Mississippi .......... .l,5l6.lS
We have added the two Southern
States which are usually classed as Mid
die States, in order to show ut gMnce
the construction between the Sabine
River and Mason'sI and Dixon's line
The Age notices that the amount of new
mileage indicates the rapid and healthy
development of the Southern portion of
the republic now going on. Ne may re-
mark that the extensions now progress
ing of the Georgia Pacific, Canton, Alb
erdeen and Nashville, Memphis, Selma
and Brunswick, New Orleans and North
eastern, New Orleans and Mississippi
Valley, Vicksburg and Shreveport, aud
Natchez, Red River and Texas promise
a large and very serviceable addition 10
our mileage during 1855 o. Plea
ynas.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-15

An ingenious mechanic of New York
has constructed perfect railroad engine
and tender that weighs less than four
ounces and is only about foot long.
1t is supposed TO be intended MS an cx.
cursion train for the Greenback party
Meridian Observer,
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On Thirty DAYS, Trial.

THE VoLrAIC BELT 90 Marshall. Mich. will
send DIR Dyes Ce ebratad Electro Votaic Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial for tn rty
ilays TO men (yOnng or Old)w' are afflicted W til
nervous dehihe, lost vitality and kindred
troubles. guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration OF health and manly vgor. Address
as Hbovc.--N. BIO risk is incurred, us thirty
days trial is allowed. d25-ly.
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The trustees of Deaf and Dumb In

**"'Unbidden guests are often wei
CONTEST when they are gone" Disease is
an unbidden guest which Kidney-Wort
almost invariably "shows the door"
Here is q case in point: Mother has
recovered" wrote an Illinois girl to her
Eastern relatives. "She took bitters for
long time but without any good. So
when she heard of the virtues of Kidney
Wort she got box and il completely
cured her, so that she can do as much
work now as she could before we moved
West. Since she got well every one about
here is taking it,"
Fas"The Scarlet, Cardinal Red Old Gold,
Navy Blue, Seal Brown, Diamond Dyes
give perfect results. Any fashionable
color, 10 cents,
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Manga puay, dcbihitated infant, fretting and
waisting away daily, often unable TO di-
gest It's food, may be rescued from an uniime.
" grare by DIR MOFrETTs TEETHINA Teeth
ing Popdcrs). all druggist keeps them.
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SHALL A COUGH CARRY
Y0UOFF?

"Exactly. Yon'reright. 1t is mercy that
there's dozen pounds left OF me. But the great
est mercy of all is that before actually cou ghed
myself out of exsien o 1 got hold OF Parker's
Ginger Tonic,and a few bottles OF it cured me !"
In this positive strain writes Mr.. Abraham
Orner, OF Highspire, Dauphin Co., Pa. The
Tonic will render you the same service. IL il
rot mere essence Of ginger, but an original
compound of powerful curitives. 10 ,timulates
warns, soothes and tones up the syst, m.
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Non Resident Notice.

The State of Miss, Chancery Court.
Monroe County, .--'-
MrsEugenia Cunnidgham,)
VS.. No 1nkO
William r. Cunningham.
70 william e: Cunningham the Defend
ant, Franklin Tennessee
, You are commanded 10 appear befora
the Chancery Court of said county. ON
the first Monday of March 1888, to defend
the suit in said Court of Mrs. Engenia
Cunningham, wherein you are defend
II. 8. GILLEYLEN, Clerk.
houston REYNOLDS, Soils for Compt.
January LIST, 1883.
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Some merchants insure their stock and
notlses and neglect their children. Why
not save the mothers heart and life by
carry ili4 the baby box of Dir. MoFFETr's
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MANY persons will take no medicine
until Frustrated on a bed of sickness.
This is folly. Nature always calls for
assistance when needed to throw off inn
purities. With our habits of life, it is
necessary to render this help. PRICKLY
ASH BITTERs will not force nature, but
acts mildly and renders the assistance re
quired, Try them,
The trustees of Deaf and Dumb In
stitute have authorized the purchase of
small printing outfit, 80 that the pupils
can Learn the art of type setting. 1t is
proposed to publish monthly paper to
contain compositions of the students,
and items of interest relating to the In
stltution and to the education of deaf
mutes, The idea is most excellent
one, and "The Deaf and Dumb Voice"
or whatever may be it's name-will be
a value to the students in training their
mIuds to think and their hands to labor,
and will also be an excellent me hum
through which the Trustees and Super.
can familiarize the public with
h e objects and plans of the Institution,
-JdcLSOn Clarion.
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-17

porated towns and municipal town
| ships, and of blocks or squares in
cities OF over 1000 inhabitants to
petition for licenses and requires the
I applicant for licenses to publish
names of petitioners and post up
copies thereof in ten public places.
By tax-paying citizens, is meant
those whose names are OH the last
assessors book. 1t alse provides
that if a majority of tax-paying citi-
zens of such city, town, township,
block or square, demonstrate TO give
the notice, ETC., as required OF peti-
TONERS fer liscence, the court shall
not grant such license for one year.
BY this bill the punishment Is chang
ed from fine OF $40 and $500 to
$Ioo and $500 for first offence, and
imprisonment in county Jail for thir-
ty days, and three months for each
subsequent offence. 1t repeals wine
and beer house licenses, and also
forbids county clerks to grant license
in vacation.
The provisions of the bills amend
ing
THE DRUGGIST LAW
are as follows:
Section one changes the one gal
lon clause to five gallons.
Section two changes punishment
from fine of $40 and $500 to $Ioo
and $500 for the first offense, and
for each subse 4uent offensc adds I'M
prisonment in the county jail not
less than thirty days nor mote than
three months.
Section three requires druggists to
preserve all prescriptions, date and
number them consecutlvely,
and produce them in evidence. The
bill relating to
MERCHANTS LICENSES.
changes the one gallon clause to five
gallons, and requires them to sell
only on prescription as required by
chapter 100.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-17
NEIaHBORHO0D HOTEs.

Springfield Express: The FRISCO
line, 1t is officially announced. is
open for business to Fit. Smith, Ar
kansas.
Giard Herald: c. NJ. Allison
of Pittsburg, Kan, has the contract
tor building zinc works at Joplin and
at Rich Hill, Mo.
The cars are running to Willow
Springs, in Howell county, on the
Kansas City, Springfield Il Men,
phis railway.
Thos. Durbin, a young man of
St. Clair county, while approaching
his horse to mount. was kicked IN
the side and killed
The Georgia Ministries have sued
the town of Marshfield for $50, 900
for not protecting them against riot.
Springfield attorneys held a meet
ing and adopted resolution not to
institute any suit in the circuit court
unless the plaintiff paid to the clerk
the officers tees in advance.
Springfield Express: 1t is stated
that on Tuesday of last week, near
Carterville, a child was born with
two natural faces. one in front and
the other behind. where the back
part of the head should properly be.
The child is well developed, and is
thought will probably live. 1t was
still alive on Wednesday afternoon
and all parties doing well.
Springfield Express: An infant
5 or weeks old, says the Carter
vile, Jasper county, Globe, WAS left
en- the doorstep of Henry Coombs'
residence about /: O'Clock ixst Fri
day night at Joplin, in basket, by
unknown person. They raped On
the door, swoke the inmates -ot ths
, house and then fled. The hcartles,
F! another will no doubt be fcrretea on
snd brought to Justice.
Springfield ,Staissman: 1t i
| with considerable reluctance that W,
! record the arrest, on las. Tuesix,
morning. af the Oafside GaGrd
monthly paper Published IN the in
tcrcs,s of the temperance cause
The temperate editor WAS Charge
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with being intoxicated the previous
night, and was fined So and costs.

with being intoxicated the previous
night, and was fined So and costs.
Nevada Democrat: James Slav-
back, farmer living near Scheli
City, WAS trying to clean out an old
shotgun. After bursting several
caps on the tubes and blowing
in the muzzle he went in the
house with the gun lying across his
arm, when j: went off, as usual,
wounding Mrs. Slayback seriously
and perhaps fatally.
Nevada Mail: At a recent ses-
sion of the County court an orde,
was made that our temple of justice
be lighted by gas. In compliance
with this, fixtures have been put in,
and the court rooms and offices viii.
hereafter be supplied by gas This
will be great improvement over
the old mode, of candles and coal
oil lamps.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-17

Sedalia DispatcA: A MIR. Eaar-
thwort and his brother, a mere boy,
who live eight miles northwest of
Clinton, were out hunting in wag-
on Thursday evening. The hoy es-
pied rabbit and got out of the wag-
on to shoot it. but he failed to get q
shot and was in the act of climbing
into the rear of the wagon, gun in
hand, when enc barrel of the weap-
on was by some means discharged,
the whole load of shot entering the
back OF his senior brother, who was
holding the reins. The poor fellow
was sl,st through the kidneys. and ii
though he was alive when last heard
from, there arc no hopes of hrs re-
covere.
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Jefferson City Tribune: Gov.
Crittenden yesterday commissioned
Mr.. Samuel Moore coal oil inspec-
tor at Springfield, Mo-, vice James
H. Lacy, who was appointed De-
cember Ist. The appointment OF
Mr.. Moore IS made under the pre-
sumption that Mr.. Lacy is dead.
He lett for St. Louis shortly after he
was appointed, and has not been
heard of since.
Golden City S2anderer; The
Joplin Herald published a call for
meeting on the Ist inst, of the
stockholders of the Herald Printing
Co. to accept their annual dividend
of 50 per cent. A. w. (Which
means kit) Carson, the Prima Don
ma of the institution. attended the
meeting unanimously, ano pocketed
his annual premium go . and Int
out for the "Golden Gate" free
lunch counter
Boliver Herald: Mr.. ]. II. La
cey, business man of Springfield,
went down to St. Louis, to buy
goods few " eeks ago, and has not
been heard of since. HIS friends
say that he was not addicted to
drinking. rIe had about $500 on
his person and foul play is feared.
He had just been appointed coal oil
inspector at Springfield. The Gov
ernor has made another appoint
ment.
Springfield Leader: The reck-
less wife whs left her home in this
city some weeks ago with a sanity
commercial tourist, of doubtful
chastity. and shortly afterwards
turned up in Chicago. a stranger
to the wickedness of a great city. an
account of which was given in the
Ledger at the time, has returned to
the warm embrace of her "dearly
beloved family" The ways of the
world are better known to her and
the trip. although attended Dy some
unpleasant incidents, has satisfied
the romance of her imagination
the saddest of which was the cruel
desertion OF her pious polished
lover.
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Land Fer Sale in Bates County.

Consisting OF weu improved farms witt
..ood orchards, on terms to suit pur-
chaser; also uni.nproved lands. Bavers
viii do y-ell to call and sec JAMES HON.
ERTON, at the Adrian Hotel, at Adrian.
Mo. s,-6m
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-19
EVENING SESSION.

Address of President Porter-The Papers
of Drs HOughton. Brayton and Others.
DR.. Porter delivered his address, as president
of the society, last evening One of the chief re-
suits of a regular attendance upon the sessions
of any medical association, DR.. Porter said, is
an extension of personal acquaintance. Many a
man can, in the quiet of his own library, shut In
from his fellows, write attractive essay or
compilation, and yet may be of little worth in
the sessions of an active medical society.
1t has been said that its success is inimical to
the interests of the different State societies and
to the American Medical Association. This is
in no sense true. The aim is TO refer all COM
plants back TO such societies. There is probably
no large society in the land the members of
which more uniformly respect and indorse the
principles of the national association. The
president congratulated the members of the
society that there had been no "ethicap'
wrangle among them, and that the guiding lines
laid down by Percival eighty years ago are
honOred by the society to-day.
The president urged the impOrtance-the
almost necesslty-Of more attention TO note
taking and the reporting of clinical facts, while
a few men write too much and toe often, most
men 40 not write enough. Lives are too valua-
BILE and knowledge too dearly bought to be
sealed up when the lips are closed forever.
The president suggested that the interests OF
the organization are now so important that no
one of them can be neglected. 1t is impossible.
owing to the extent of territory and rapid In
crease in membership, 10 have full knowledge
of the whole work The success of the society
depends upon individual effort. Men should be
chosen In each congressional district, or in
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-19
To-daY,s Programme.

The programme for tO-day's session is as fol-
lows:
Morning session-"Physiology of the brain in
its relation to insanity" N Field. NJ. D., Jeffer-
sOnvillc, Ind; diagnosis of epilepsy" A. D.
Moore, NJ. D., Oxford, o.; General reflex neu-
roses, J. p, Thomas, NJ. D., Pembroke, Ky;
"Heredity," N. D. Gaddy, NJ. D., Lovett, Ind;
"Chorea," d, G. Hughes, NJ D., st. Louis, Mo-;
"Some mental problems in questions of mental
Jurisprudence" c. G. Commegys, NJ. D., Cncn-
natl, o.
Afternoon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on sponge
grating" Edw. Book, NJ D., St. Louis, Mo-;
"NasO-pharyngeal eatarrh," A B. Thrasher NJ.
D., Cincinnati, o.; "Laryngeal phthsis," NJ. F.
Cooms, NJ. D., Louisville, KY; Tuberculosis as
procured by Inhalation of sprayed spuUum, with
fifteen cases dllustrative)," Louis D. Broze, NJ.
d., Evansville, Ind; Diseases of the digestive
organs as cause of insanity" l.. E. Stocing,
d., Anna, ILL.,; "IndigestiOn," I. N. Love, NJ. d. .
st. Louis, Mo. Volunteer papers.
Evening session-"The anti-pyretlc treatment
of typhoid fever" G. G. smythe, NJ D.. Green
castle, Ind; Rectal alimentation," Geo. Hally,
M. d., Kansas City, Mo-; Diseases of the upper
annapolis, Ina. "The ligature in rectal surgery"
Joseph W. Mathew NJ. d. Louisville, KY;
acute internal obstruction of the bowels" j.
r, Lenan. NJ d., St. Louis, Mo. Volunteer
papers,