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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-17
COnsumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice.
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis.
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
Tor Nervous Debility and Nervous Com.
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands OF cases. has
felt 1t his duty to make it known 70 liz
suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo.
tive and desire to relieve human sufTer.
ing. l will send free Of charge to all Who
desire It, this recipe, in German, French
on English, with full directions ior prepar.
ing ana using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper. w a
MOVES, lao Powers Block, Rochester New
York. ~"
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-17
DR.. ]. BRADFIELl'S
female REGULAl!
womAM.s BEST FRIED

tits well known to physicians, ana ~
known to suffering women themseass W.
are subject to numerous diseases pecull
sex, such e. suppression Of the Asn' :,
and scanty Menstruation, Conges1lo VA
and Falling Of the Womb, ATTENDED wv
less train of sympathetic and cons W. Y.
ders, which embitters the whole NY
have long been considered as alnaOs,
But at last the remedy has been touna"
DR.. j. EradRe1d's Female nes
1t is not "eure-all," but o remeayi~ y
OF diseases, all Of which pertain e ~
Any sufferer from the diseases nis-s
take this remedy, and thus relieve ~. w
revealing her condition to any KY n.
subjecting her womanly niodesiy y
an examination by a physician. \.
To bring health and happiness y n X
suffering women is mission beLols
favor sinks into insignitioance, 49,
eTactIon can compare witnone wlllS .a.s v
'That dire disease whose Tutnlsssr
Withers beauty 3 tranclens hVv-
which gives ease for pain, JOY lo ~ ss "a
FOR tears, the rose OF health fQr ~ ,il5g 4
ease, the light, elastic step Tor ara u
nights Of soft repose for heavy ,asssIIs
restlessness, bounding .vigor ioI ,aI lsaaq
ness, the sweet line Of full grew Sor y
sharp and withered form OF em ma acrs X
of mental, physical, social ana gv MO-
ments for a tet0 sad days Of pain any lssi si
Ia an early grave7 Such is the i p sTTli
the results Of DIR. J. BRADFIELps N spgsI
LABOR, which Is hence truly ane w
styled s'NVoman's Best Friend. .,,,argle
"Whltes,n aud all those irreFuAfh sg
wOfnb 30 destructive to the hea,. ln 'ulai
beauty OF women, disappear In ,,csini
single bottle OF this wonderful cos ~ q
All who suffer from any q ", w. gresl
most earnestly invited 10 give tnls9 IVA
trial. II hns cured thousands, any
Don't fail t0tfy il. s,se
l,rice, small sire, rs cents. LatSg
Manufactured BY
J.BRADFIELD, Atlans
fbr sale evcyncherc.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-17

reasonable expectations of the PEG
pie of the State.
Respectfully submitted,
j. II. GALTNEY,
l.. b. LYLE,
VIM. PRICE,
Mrs. MARY Lou DARDEN,
Mrs. NJ. MACARTHUR,
Committee.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-17

hostetter's Stomach Bitters c,vo, 80,
, nsS % the nerves, induces 4 besIsSS steaoi-
s alt now Of bile, prevents canssg s nas-
~ aei unduly purging the bowsis pa.lon
noting TIsor sne circulation and by pro
icai system U 0ronso condition Of the phys
which Is the truest indicatios ~
S y E condition Of ali the aniy,ni Mell-
30E sale BY al Druggists and ' De pIIwers'
---A generally,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-17
So Much for Oscar.
Macon Sun.

Macon Sun.
oscar thompson, a mulatto went to 4
lady house in the neighborhood Of
Paulette's store during the HOLIDAYS and
grossly insulted her.
IN Friday morning the negro was found
lying IN the public road in almost 4
nude condition with nine bullet holes
through his body. O'V'
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-17

To KEEP BEEF. Dry well with q
clean cloth; rub ground black pep
per plentifully over every part of il
first, then flour it well and hang it in
a cool place where air viii come
to it.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-17

had suffered twenty years with severe disease Of
the kidney; before using Hunts Remedy two days
was relieved, and am now well. -
JOSHUA TUTHILL.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-17
THE CLARION.
HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.
Letter Of President Lee, Of the A. and
NJ. College TO the Master Of the
State Grange.

The following communication from
Gen. S. d. Lee, President of the
A. and M. College, was read and
referred to the Committee on Educa-
tio,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-20
CHESTERFIELUS CURIOUSLY CROOKED
STEEPLE.
From The London Daily Nstps

The more tmorous occupiers of tho old
fashioned houses that cluster around the Chesterfield
ish church have not felt thoroughly during
gales They have retired 10 bed hesitatingy, not TO
sumber, but TO toss sleeplessly their pillows rem
dered by the thought that the crooked secpe
unable perhaps TO Withstand the empestuous blasts
might down suddenly and with less warning
than avalanche gives Luckily these fears had far
less foundation than the spires and the famous steepe.
the object OF much curiosity To all travellers the Mid
land has not been Opped by the fierce gusts that
have rioed IN the wrathful skies IL doubtless the
most extraordinary structure In the world, for which
way you turn your eye It always TO be
awry" No one can tell exactly when it put up but
for at least five hundred the grotesquey shaped
steepe with s huge warped tmbers and cloak OF lead,
has deied the tenpests bowling and the ghnlngs in
cisiye touch. although assaied by many terrible
storms the spre still rises crookedy but firmly $50
above the church toweri aud those who love old land
marks and relics OF bygone time trust that 1t may long
remain its dark stone pedestal browning the ancient
lchurch which is not only rich In knighty monuments
but contains rib OF the marvellous dun killed by
the Earl OF Warwick
The steeple has created more fun than any OF
Gilbert and Sullivans operas IL has been kened to the
upfted tail OF the Dragon OF Wantey, corkscrew.
the .eaDing tower OF Pisa, and TO "A perpetualy
tpsy while writer asserts that II sticks with.a
mock gravity air the church tower looking
ical as jester on an archbshops back" There are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-20

many legends account Cor its peculiar snsps
these taken from very old book on CnurcHH ysse
states that Derbyshire magician engaeeo dona 90
black smith TO shoe satan but the work wa h nan
carecssy that Luclfers hoo was pricEed ana
made him kick out violently on passing
church that he twisted the spire. Another eto s
tina King OF Darkness with being the cause u 'IV
steeples deformiy in even more laugnaple way. ~
IL 10 the that Satan, aghting one DAY 20 resi- IN
the summit OF the fabric had his nose so cked ny .o
incense arising from the altar beneath tnat no
terrible and not merely shooK Dut not yat
twisted the steeple with this daboical spasm GS
third tradition, says the writer OF OLD and New
endeavors to Islander the fair sex OF
field In its efforts to give reason for the seopes
screw-lke FORM 1t ungallantly asserts tnat prety
yirtuous women scarce In the town; 80 scarco IN
deed that when q lovely and good woman approacnou
the church day to BIO married the seepe was
ished and In its astonishment Bowed 10 the prue a..
possessed such qualities Attempt ng 10 regain ~,
original position the steepe wrenched its Vach; aIu
never recovered its upright attitude; nor ney "
do until another lovely and ylrtuous woman %
her marriage vows In the church. But the eBonu use
the spre has been twisted II really ought 10 say 'nhS
so many lovely and virtuous women enter tno oIu
church that the seeple is perpetuay bowlne IN recos
milton Of their comeliness and purity" quite aRsl'
from theabl es that have almost become rort'on o
tory the steeple has practical reason ior ts
inRs than many politicians 1t was straight wnon nse
erected. Neitrer demons kick nor womans 1raiity ~
responsible for its whimsical shape fhe sun 8 heac
and winds relentless force have shruna ts Ioeis
and twisted It's lead covering until the spire mas necome
well-nigb as crooked " as the ways OF the WICKED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-20

Il a.
whom she was staying in Forty.ninth.st. Both
refused to give Captain Leary their names.
Their story, told with good deal OF trepldaioni,
was as follows: The Baltimore woman had arrived
in the morning from Europe by the City Of Chester.
She was accompanied by her brother, and the Two
together had been spending SIX wes Srotn az
h huiOR Been e.sSrastng Ri. return his native
shores. and when they landed at the pier
he went off with a companion for few minutes,
presumably to get drink. leaving bis sister IN IN
charge of their luggage. He never returned Inc
unhappy sister waited for him a NUMBER OF nGurs,
and finally she drove to the Gilsey House, Wnere
they had purposed staying, and then to her trends
house in Forty All the sterno9gn os ses k aIpS
Forty-nint tn ST. but the brother could notbe found.
At length, in great alarm she drove to Police Head
quarters. She said that her brother had st tSo
sum of money with him. description OF tne
young man was given and general alarm was SEM
out. The women went away with Captain Learys
assurance that everything would be done TO recover
the lost brother but to the last they refused 10 give
their names to the police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-20
BUCH4NAN on BUCHANAN.
rtom NE Phfladeiphta Pre.s.

from The Philadelphia PresL
The following letter of Buchanan. when mas
never before been published Is OF interest as throw
ing light upon his opinion OF his consistency,
men his refusal 10 receive the second communlca-
ton from the South Carolina Commissioners, aud
upon hls opinion OF the conduct OF the war
WuEArLAND. sept. q. 1861.
Nv man GtR, have a hard time OF IL dur
ing NV administration but, upon careful review OF an
nv conduct should change IL Ia single Important
measure II this were In my power. when tue
official documents and the facts COME 10 be presented 10
the puDic entertain apprehension az 10 WHAT VIII
he their verdict on the side had been Violently
opposed By the Republicans from the beginning ana on
the other the leading secessionists were
from me from the date Of my message on the 81 Oh De
cember aad soon after when returned tho iusoent ct
ter of the south Carolina Commissioners 10 tne unau-
swered all intercourse, political and socla, between
them and myse ceased. was, on the next DAY, OF
day or two after violently attacked In the Senate by
had returned was submitted by him 10 that body and
nublisbed In The Conversational Globe
pursued my own steady course from the oes ming.
The authorities distinctly notified, over
and over again, that II they attacked Fort sumter
shoud consider tails attack the commencement OF
civil -, - l., -
need scarcely say that agree with you In approving
the active prosecution Of the war by the OoVerument
ana have held any other language since tue Con-
federates II by the attack on Fort gu
IL would probably have commenced early IN January
had tue senate confirmed my nomination oil Collector
for the port of Charleston.
' JAMES BUCHANAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-20
TWO GREA1 STALLIONS.

On the old Harper iarm in Kentucky are
two horses that were famous the turf aud now
gaming new glory through the achievements OF their
soma Longfel.Ow and len Brock were among the
greatest rgcers at all distances seen In America
and Leonatus Of LOngielow, aud Drake Carter son
OF Brock. found superiors this year among
the horses Of their age The eccentces OF the Harper
liant successes which would otherwise have
been attained long ago by these two stat.
lions Old John Harper, the original owner OF
LOngfellov one Of the quantest characters that
appeared h rsce-course. SO densely ignorant
that he had heard of the poet whose name was
given to the colt by bettcrnormed friend and always
supposed that the unusual size and power OF the
animal had caused the choice. ne was so fond OF the
colt Wat he would never set proc on him. and refnsed
oner oil $4,000. Longfelow was out OF his sig ut
scarcely moment either by day night He slept In
his stable. NothEg that could do was too muon for
the stately creature whose devoted alave he And
the horse well repaid the loving service ayished upon
him. No nobler animal ever appeared an American
racecourse His courage his speed and his endurance
mis- second great race vita Harry Bssse bat the
end with unfnching forttude though suffering intense
agony, the Old mans heart seemed break TOO Weak,
aud ssrrowful be went back to his Kentucky farm
with the magnificent wreck OF the superb He
did not live long afterward.
The breedin g-farm has been managed In q peculiar
way, DO effort being made TO attract patronage. and
Longfellow and Ten Brock have at times been left
trely In the OF reckless little negro boys and the
two thoroughbred worth tens OF thousands OF dollars
each, have been used by the uro1ns ride after the
But in spite Of tDcse Disadvantages aud draw
backs the surprising value Il tue two horses stations
kAewn by the appearance Of two such ods
as Leonatus and Drake Carter In a single season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-20

1sr LivsTpoolJ state Of Maine rlKs ~ John. rs o..
cleared. stssmsrs HISTORIAN tBr yames Glasgow, W..
ter BIenknship Halifax, Berkshire. Howss Bsi,Ssel
Roman: 0oogns, Phiadelphiai Neptune, Berry Newv.s
Sailed steamers Psrthis and Ibefan for Liverpool NJ
Ian GIasg9ws MIRIAM. Amethyst Worcester Bsris>.
PHILADELPHIA Aug is-Arrived. steamers O. p,,,.n.
rington. Boston; Berks. Hand. New-BedfOrd A.
Cleared. steamers Belarens tBr, Johnston
Reading Smith. Boston; City Macon Nekerson
%HIs Waa Rrt FANNIE aun
19tb-Arriv ed. steamers Acacia (Br Dixon. Ria ~
Harrogate BIT Snrtees, Carthagena; Rattlssnake o6
Lynn; City Of Dallas lHon,. Lonpert. New York ''z
Montreal.
DELAWARE bREAKwArRR. Aug1e-Passed inward. 49,
Sailed. steamer Lord Gough Brl. from Phfadsl.h, . =
BALTIMORE Aug la--Arrvcd steamers Kate Pav..s
M,iler HoWes boston; W BInne oser soySsnes
Cleared steamers Weser Ger Bruins. Bremen, Hsrsss
ton Sr Langeow. Dunkirk; VIM Crane Taylor ssvsseC
sailed steamers Hesleden. Castillo. Murciano And ~
Crane - ~
Sailed, steamers Woser and Harrington.
PORT ROYAL Aug lS-Arryed. steamer Western ~,
cHARLEsroN Aug lS-Arrived ste amer Gulf stresn D..
Sailed steamer City Of Columbia NswYort
SAVANNAH. Aug ls--Arrved, stsame, Tallahassee n,A
Sailed steamers Nacoochee New.York; City of ssv,,
Philadelphia; VIM Lawrence. Baltimore.
NEwORLRANs. Aug ls--At the Passcs-Arrfyed 49,.
Hudson, Freeman. New. YORK.
Sailed, steamer Knickerbocker. Tor New-York.
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LONDON Aug lg-Arrived 9thinst. Gronsvaer AZ c,,..
sand from New York; 18th inst castine at Trieste b.
18th INST Asprant at Leitn from New York Magns 8
NoW-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-20

sucient number cfobservatores and they are M
wanting In the places where the VI ,ne
subterraiean forces most 400 pc reared Inus We
cond only suspect the direction OF the mcvemeht anu
gather from the daily obserystions maao moe IA IN the
IN italy that the seismic activity has IN tue
souhern part Of the peninsula The Oh
day July 2s, registered by me sb ow
Rome Velletri and Ceccano at 9oO D. m- watn so"
waves from north to south and east to west oser
instruments, which register quick ana aprup. au he
gathered from the observations I'LL now uaao is
earthquake exact but more extensive II
of that of March l. 1884, and those just precedng COLI
frmng the provisions and data colectoa at tnat uc 80
deplorable that my advice respecting the a..
regular observations in those parts was not Followed a.
such observations would certainly have gwen warming
of the imminent catastrophe gave hat ad'ioe nos ~
only Immediately after the catastrophe OF tno 4tn vi
March, but also my visit to Naples at the ineteoI
oogca congress In Consequence OF that Visit wrsse
in The name OF the Observatory the director OF one OF
the chief baths in Ischa begging him at least 10
take daily note OF the temperature OF the tnernai
waters and the state the fumaroe tnatura
from which ssue smoke and steamb Alternstoh IN INC
temperature of thermal mineral springs. when that
Attenuation exceeds certain limits one OF tne surest
signs OF subterrsnean Storm and sucn .
always been noticed at Casarnlcclols, eVen wIenvuV
reeuiar scentic observations This ume as oitcn DO
fore the drying OF wells, subterreneous nunuor anu
slight oscaton OF the earth have preceded the caas
frOphe which shows what valuable Indications mRns
have been afforded by the delicate seismic lnstruen.S
the mcrophones and teeph ones now at our cohhanu.
The reluctance shown to follow my advice arose puey
from selfish fear lest the estabshment OF meteor
illogical observatory Casa micciola should give 40
an pearRnce OF danger and brighten vlsitors away
false idea prevalent In the minds OF even educhso
persOns in the place notices or the occurrence o
small phenomena during the last few years naVe o.en
reached me with great reserve and late. Let us
hope that such prejudice will not long continue o'ne
damage of scienCeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-20
THE DELIGHTS or COUNTRY LIFE.
Fyou, the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.


1Hello. Mr.. Spivkns, moving again Y.
ayes YOU sec me here amid the debris OF once
happy houe," replied Spvkins; But my wlie cale =;
the dance 80 grabbed the coal-scuttle and swung In
for another eotlon with the furniture van Inc twins
aud the canary bird coming with the next load.
Been living ia fats again T. asked Tue news man'
SOh mol Flats are not lofty enough now Ny WIG
grew ambitious She wanted place IN the suburbs oe
of those niteen-mnute walks from the Tram SWISS GOV
tage gable-ended country mansions, with every
free from the and smoke OF the city, nave plenty o
butter and eggs fresh air aid goat for the children
And you had goat y ,. .,y
"Why il was too exhausting upon TO keep all the
trees m the barked, all the OLD poots
hoop-skirs and tramp down all the adjoining gardens
and not liking to show any Partially among neisnuors
or prejudice against this particular goat got seVerai
And the butter and eggs = You had plenty sup
pose '" $3.50 A., ,.hhorhood
lean trying suck them fast as the hens Iad the
Did your hens lay so last T. . A.. o.or,,
son no. not my hens--no these were the grocery
mans hens-Iny hens mad their nsnas Iu udr
Why had one hen that sat for four weeks undor
BARREL tub OF water, that never ald an egg III ner
life Another sat on a screw rlver ana mohAcy
wrench In horse trough for Fortnight ana 50 ue CT
mined was she 10 become mother that SIX ROSTERS WI
peck OF worms couldn't tempt her to move we nhslIy
Concluded IT cheaper ana more c0nyenien1 70 vs
egs than walt another generation OF Chickens 50 Tue
grocery man was called To really enjoy country ire
aud get health pure air and lots OF mud man never
wants 10 20 beyond the suburbs He must keep WITHIN
hearing of the street car drivers whistle and the TIM
peder's voice. He must carry nome market-oaSxe s
every night and occasionally bundle OF oroODs ana
ham, and then when he sits down on tue oscE porch Al
eve with towel over his bald head to keep the mos
oult,es on he Will think with fOn 1ness unmagnabe OF
those ten-dollar-apiece roasng-ears and
raise next summer II his purse hollis out. have you
bought yo1r ticket TO the Gymnasium yet
NO"
well, don't do it. Go and buy you place in the
suburbs."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-20
SHIPPING .TTWy.
PORT OF w.YoRK...-.....sUNDAY.A AUG. 10 1885
ARRIVED

-
ARRIVED
steamer Alaska (8rl Murray, Liverpool Aug IL and
Queenstown H. with mdse and passengers TO Williams
steamer city Chester BIZ Watkins Liverpool Aug O..
steamer The queen r cOchrane. Liverpool Aug 3 and
Queenstowne. with mdse dsys with mdse b Hurst:
steamer louis Buc wshman. Jacksonville days with
RmSs Win mos. and Oh pomn rSn c
steamer John Gibson Young 0sorgetown DC, with mdss
steamer BreaKwatsr. Boaz Lewes DEL with mdso TO Old
Shp Fritz GER Lankenau Liverpool June 80 and oarsen
with and empty barrels to ORDER vessel 60
saTs Toni kus,, cattarnich. TorrevsIa 50 days. with
BARK zenro (itaD Nicola cagliar 50 days. With salt
BsTs Quebec of @indsor Ns Dexter Bremen ~ days
with salt empty barrels to orer vessel to snow Bur-
Tan9 9S rSs LEGION 3' days with
Bark Msrgsrethe Blanca ldsr Kopsch, st Vincent 90
days In bali st TO Funch. Edys & co.
Brig Felicia Utah Caacro Marseles 10 days with mdss
Brig netsnsas SPAN Lopsl Lasuayra ls with mdse
sc6r Mabel staples ot Nacnias Dickson Guantanamo
20 sugar to Dc Rivera Coz vessel to Brett
sONsGr-wind at SANDY look light sswi very hazy.
At City Island. light SWi cloudy.
Arrive Yesterday
Ship port. soares oporto SO days. In ballast 10
Barr GaaSea cf st John NB Kerr Sharpness, Al days.
with mdse TO orieri vessel to seammeli BROS. ,,, 80.
Bark Clint NOrl Hansen no Jaeiro AZ uays WIN Gomez
70 ORDER vessel to master. -
Brig Neloce tital De MARITIME, Cayenne ~ days. WITH
phosphate rock 10 order
Brig Harry and Aubrey (Br) Tedford. Ptre 10
with sugar vessel 70 Tough Won R0mondt
Brig Monitor (of Turks Issnd, Boyd st Jago "a days
with sugar De Rivera Coz vessel TO Chas Wright
sCnr Annie Bell Thomas Point PITT. 20 days. sugar
sohr b II Emerson tof Boston, Chds fonda % DAYS with
cedar mahogany ~ Ward vessel TO Meoalf Co
SAILED
steamer Burgunda for and Marseiles Ship Donald
Mckay. for Bremen Bark Aleebaran. for stettn.
Also saied-va Long Island souad-BaEks Wallace. for
COrunna Emile Marie, Baltic
THE AoVEIEN rs OF srEAaE8S
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, Aug lS-Sailed Assyian Monarch Br,
Harrison, Tor New.Yorg. -. ~,
nolds from NewOrleans July w s,,- N, A.,
QUEENSTOWN. Aug l9-Sasd. steamers GallA (Br; NC
hckan AMI Wisconsin lhrl. Rugby from Liyerpeo henoe
for New.York. .,,, A., n.u.
Arrived steamer British Crown tBrl wills, from Phila-
delphia Aug her Liverpool and prOSeeuel'
BROW HEAD Aug laPasssd, steamer CITY oil e tnn Or.
Letch. from NswYors Aug IL, ON her wSto ouocns'o"u
PLYmourH Aug l0-Arrived steamer westphalia Ger,
Lndwg. Nw.York Aug y on her way 70 Hamburg: 49,,
DRIsfo Aug lSArrlvod. steamer Iron ACTON Iof sihp
son. from quebec Aug y ...... c.u.A,. ,o., ravtor
MoynIP Aug iy-Arrived steamer Circassa LDrl Smith,
from Montreal Aug Quebec To- on her WAY TO Liverpool
DON .srt PDdPS
PORTLAND AUG ls-saloc. stsamar Brooklyn lBrl, -
BOSTON, Aug ls-Arrived steamers CePaa'aA 'Sf' VA