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Newspaper Mlllionaires.
EASTERN AND WESTERN JOURNALISTS
WHO HAVE PASSED THE MILLION
MILESTONE.
Philadelphia Press.

Philadelphia Press.
am thinking now of afew newspaper
men who are miilionaircs. The most OF
them are owners of newspapers, not sure
enough editors or reporters; althouqb
they may have been, once upon time.
was going to say that can count them
upon the fingers Of one hand-I mean
those whom happen to know. but nj
| THIS moment ! recall George w. Childs
William NJ. Singerly, A. S. Abel. q,
.. HASKELL, K, VI. Pulsifer, George Jones,
Joseph Medill, Wilbur T. Storey, Charles
A.. Dana, James Gordon Bennett, and
before long, if not already ] might add
OF Nhitclaw Reid and Horace White.
who have already passed the half mil
non milestone. Jay Gould does not
properly appear on the list for newspa-
perIng, il l may use the ugliest of new
words, IS not his business. His owner
ship of the World is mere incident of
the busy multiform life of Spectator.
In the same way Boss Shepherd was and
Star-route Brady is in the newspaper
business, and hundreds Of other capital
lists own more or less shares in newsapa-
per enterprises. The men whom | have
grouped on the other hand, either made
their millions in the business of publish
ing newspapers, or now make that their
concern. Bennett tops the list in point
chiefof wealth, and after him should put
Childs, Storey, Abel, Jones, Dana, Pull |
sifer, Haskell and Singerly, in the order
named. The peculiarities of several of
these gentlemen are well known to the
public through the stories that creep in
to the newspapers. The ecentricities
and extravagant recreations of Bennett,
the charities of Childs, the hobbies of
Dana, the WEAKNESSES of Storey are com
mon themes.
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MRS. NEWMAN IN A EARyM
6a99ylonish Women Interested Isl.
others, In Clothes and PobioL.A Ike


The ladies of the Literary socio., -
59e Madison Avenue Co6qreg C,t,! y
church listened last eTani3o - ,'o N.
g4urch lecture room to descrintio,, T. y,
PTS John +. Newman, the vito of ~
clergyman, of her visit to tho bo~al,, ~ =,
Ne Iasna OF Hillah, Babylon. ATrs
Ne"man 5 visit was made ten years 400
nhen she was travelling with her b1s
Dahd, Who was not permitted m no.
company her into the interior of t5e
! harem. ''' "a 'At
The gates of the Abode of Bliss ,,
SSid airs. Newman. CLOSED instoD,l,,
nier Ientered the building. A Iong co.,
Moor opened into the main aDnartinont
OF the harem, 1t was furnished with
gorgeous tapestry hangings and summit.
g Gus SATIN furniture of curious dasiIn
Inc curtalned windows looked ont rnar
ploomng gardens. Ranged about the
cn@hloer IN various attitudes were \ score
OF women. Some were seated on divans
ana some We're knce!ing. Thirteen If
Ihenl were the wives of the pasbo
I ~ OF negro servants attended m
tAeiT wants. | could speak but n few
words OF Arabic, but we were nj home
upon the subject of dress, which has .
universal language of its own among
women, All the women had LARGE Iopr.
Iasheu ana lustrous eyes, and dark. fine
~ chiselled features. Their eosfun,es
We're magnificent, and strangely fash.
iohed OF rich satins aud loaded with orna.
lnehts OF gold and jewels and garIands
Oh pearls Their headdresses were of
SlIken gauze, held by heads of cold and
ssuCfhounted by graceful ostrich feathers
/ ey wore silk trousers and silver slin.
pcfs and their finger nails were tipofd |
with yellow. To an elderly, lady very
lueeniy in her movements. implicit oba. |
Hence was yielded by the others The air I
u the apartment was heavy with the per-
tune of sandal wood. A crowd of
'olGored servants brought in cigarettes
thd sweet-meats and coffee, and of these
lehcacles | was pressed to partake.
Inc eating of these dainties and
Sosslplng with each other the whole
lay long is the sole occupation of these
women of the harem. They live in lux
Irlous bondage, in blissful ignorance of
he outside world. | longed to reveal
Is beauties and possibilities to them.
ut could converse only by gestures.
'efore left, a baby pasha was shown to
le. Its mother looked like a veritable
sleeping Beauty. The babe was wrap
ed in fine linen, and its wardrobe con
sted OF over fifty different articles of
pparel. The interest shown in the baby
nd the mother by the other women Of
ne hafem was to me beautiful evil
enee OF the universal sisterhood of wo-
zen IN. Y. Sun.
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BENTON "A Victim OF the Cy.
clone.
Gibson Reveille. I

Gibson Reveille.
4 kind hearted Rocky Springs cor
pdent refers in forms of tenderness
death Of Miss Lula Benton, one
/ first victims Of the dreadful Sab
day tornado which swept a town
4 existence, and saddened hearts
lomes almost without number, for
feat calamity has been felt in SYM
or from kindredship, by the peo-
\ over the State.
b Benton was the daughter Of Mr..
Mrs. VIM. II. Benton, of Rocky
b, in this county. She was 16 years
"A devoted member of the Metho-
'hurch, and a bright, amiable, lovely
She was making her home with
Grandmother, in Beauregard, and
ling the school Of Mrs. Julia Chris
Juiia Ihompson), so pleasantly re-
eered by her many school-mates
fiends in this town and county.
khrisman speaks in terms Of high
Of Lula Benton as being first
her pupils in every respect, never
j had a mark of disapprobation
ed against her, and greatly be-
by teachers and pupils. She had
III Sunday School and church SER
10 the morning Of that eventful
III day. She closed that Sabbath
Heaven. Safe at home-safely
in the bosom of the Redeemer.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEE,S SALE.

NbhR AND ny VIRTUE or A CERTAIN
~ i'e1 IA ifdst executed en the Gi,h DIV nj
HofN, wherein Thorn was conveyed 10 ma nnl'.r.
.lsNed, as trustee the lands hereinafter da,rl,sf
NJ s>1,Vte an indebtedness therein mentioned h,
~! 81 NtiS y Co., /. as such fru>tce will ON Mn<
TAh' TUE liFH DAY OF JUNE, lsSj. M thr frort
ifls'tiA door OF the City Hall, iu Jackson Mtssis-
s,pp proceed 60 Seils Ter cash. at public auoton 4,
oelng ami lying in the county al liinis n,a ~
% Sl'ss'HSlppi, to-wit; The Swl aud 81, nl W.
% section q aud ssetI and So 81 Nei,. and 81
~ 11S".4 agd l. at Ne' of Swl OF Sectiaa a0 III
tMpIc on less, except about twenty acres tbernn,
RleFg'Hote on the 3Dth day 81 December tGg9 h,
ICY OF tG$l date conveyed 70 Sbraham ForN 5si5
au0s VIII ne sold in bulk. Such tile viii III r,,,-
neEc1 10 the purchaser At such sale rs /, ycsted ~
iN' Is trustee, which is believed 20 be good 80
mayo, S2-iw 80 trustee
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I've Children Under 6 Years.
Ehe Montreal (Canadal Witness.

|he Montreal (Canada) Witness.
|ng the immigrants arriving at
Pntures Depot, were Geo. Kelsey, a
of the West of England, and AZ
/ age, and his wife, from the
part. The twain have been mar
ghteen years. Within six years
HYe had twelve children, namely,
no less than twice, twice doubt
twice "singlets." As the par
p in the depot surrounded by
Fspring, the youngest, an infant
, the eldest looking little more
infant, they were the subjects
Greatest interest, and many were
ssstions asked the happy mother,
nv by the feminine portion of
the depot awaiting the arrival
train. The children were all
and robust, and the father and
might be described as the same,
ther stated that her little ones
PWn no sickness more than the
4 complaints incident to child
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The CLARION.
ROMANCE OF GREENWOOD
WY Mother Removes the Flow
e-s that are StreWn on the Grave
Of Her Son.
LSex York Sun.l

"
A grave marked by very Handsome
monument in Greenwood Cemetery !,
rsited once every year By three person.
Ian old lady and a middle-aged gentle.
.uan and his wife. All strew the ora 70
Eith flowers, but the cid lady. who GOO
last, removes the flowers, placed there
" tie other two and substitutes. some
Il her own providing.
The occupant of the grave was the son
i the old lady, Frenchman, and a man
violent temper. Some fifteen wears
10 he visited this country to seq bis
bother who, with her daughter. had
Titled here some time previously. He
tdged IN Brooklyn, and it * related Of
Fra that he once threw all the furniture
] bis bedroom out of the window h.
use his landlady suggested CHANGING
room. His mother paid the bilI
d begged her irritable son to return
France.
He refused, for he had fallen in love
th Brooklyn lady, who did not re-
procate his affections. She favored
suit OF doctor, who was paving her
addresses. She was taken by her
lnily to France, and the Young French |
q then agreed to crafty his mothers |
ehes and return to his native land /
DOCTOR too, followed the LADY toll
ss his suit.
Where or under what circumstances
rivals met is unknown. That tbov
meet is certain. The Frencbmon
an accomplished swordsman; the
cto7 knew nothing OF the art of fen
B. Under such conditions. the
fnds OF the former were astounded
en they learned that the unskilled arm
the American had ended the duel
ch he said was forced upon him bv
ing his opponent a death-blow.
be body of the Frenchman was
pght to this country by his mother.
buried in Greenwood. A shaft of ,
an marble was erected over it, and ,
OF the people attached to the Gem !
know something of the story and /;
show the grave.
be doctor returned to BROOKLYN. !
Re he to-day enjoys fine practice :
harried the lady whom he followed &
Aance, and together, on the anniver- ;,
Of The fatal duel, they visit the !
chman's grave and strew it with =
rs that they know will be cast a
by the old lady, who has never +
yen the slayer. !
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LAND AGENTS.
J. NJ. BUCKLEY, y -
Late Deputy State Auditor. ~
BUCKLEY & HURT.
LAND AGENTS AND CONTRACTORS
--rOR--
YELLOW PINE LUMBER.
jackson, Mississippi.

WILL ATTEND TO ALL LAND MATrrps
w 10 Auditors Office, United states land on
me-. oTg4nmp Land Once, and furnish Maps from
Wlll rent and Sell Land In any part Of the STATE.
advertising same free OF cost to owner
specA attention given 10 the purchate az large
Information furnished Mr. Buckley h. AZ 49, ~
as Chanesry Clerk o. Lincoln county and as Depntv
state Auditor. win also take Contracts b, surniy
ELL2w TINE LUMBER ia large quantities, al i6w-
I@.ef5 ~ permission, to Hon Robert Lowry. Cow
ernori non H. 8. Myers, Secretary Of State: Hon
> UTin, state Auditor; and Hon W. /. Hemipe-
apri n, S3-3m.
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GLEANINGs.

According to the. Lowell Citizen the
Texas meteor goes on record as the
largest that ever fell in the United
States.
The new catalogue Of Andovcr Theo.
logical Seminary contains the names
Of thirty seven students and twelve pro-
fessors.
No matter how hard tits TO find a rock
ing chair during the day, man is sure
to fall over one when he is in search Of
the matchbox after dark.
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A
/ pulmonary diseases, afIorlinr pronpr rr,int
ahd rapid cures, and is adapted to n,ijants "a
any age or either sex, Being very palatahl,,
'he youngest children take It readily In
9rumArY Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat.
isFoaSSnitis, influenza, ClergynIan's
49, throat Asthma, Group, Rud Ca
toFfh' the effects of AYERS CHrRRy PFr
FoSAh are magical, nni matitulps ara an-
hNdilF preserved from serious Illness by its
Nlnely and faithful use. Ii should b., ksnt
at hand IN every household Tor 1la ,,r,.
IsSiion V affords in sadden attacks. In
Nhooptng cough aud COnsump.ioa
.ustg Is no Gther remedy 50 etica,i ions,
So9thing, ana helpful.
Low prices are Inducements 10 tq,, e ,,,,, of
the manN mixtures, or svruns, made OF eheap
ami ineffective Ingredients, now oFareJ
winch, as they contain no curative qualities
can aEurd only temporary relief and ar,
sure 10 deceive and dlSappoint tlo patien,
l'l>'t'SeS OF the throat and lungs demand
actNe ana elective treatment: aud il IA dam
gerous experimenting with unkpown ami
cheap medicines. from the great liability that
those diseases may, While so tritod with
become deeply seated or incurable. TYse
AVER CHERRY PECroRAL, and yon may
confidently expect the best results, IL isa
standard medical preparation, OF known and
acknowledged curative mower ami i as
cheap as It's careful preparation and fms
ihgredlehtS VIII allow Eminent physicians,
knowing It's composition, prescribe ii IN their
practice. The test Of half century haS
proven It's absolute Certainty 20 cure An pul-
mohary complaints not already beyond the
reach Of human aid
Prepared by Or. ]. c. Aver g. Co.,
Practical aud Analytical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL pRuOeisrs EVERYWHERE.
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CHANCERY SUMMONS.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To A. n Huytfs,rr par

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
40 A. H. HLzHEIM, Defendant,
X0u ARE COMMANDED TO APPEAR M.
t2rc the Chancery Court Of the County nf If,n,i.
NJ Dstpct thereof, at jackson, in said STATE n,
1872 TO defend the suit in said Court Of IN & Iine.
ng. M guardian OF NJ, NJ. Hilaheim. ana otberS
wherein you are a defendant ''''''
s aPri isl loS5. W, 7. RATIIFr, Clerk.
Jackson, April 25, lssa-5w.
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Per and Four Daughters In
sane.
(Canada) Blade.1

|rday afternoon a woman and her
lughters became suddenly and
peously insane while walking on
r. They left their home in the
part Of the city to 60 shopping,
n on Younge street, about 4
lhey all suddenly began to dis
u OF insanity. They had a lady
9n with them, and when their
became such as to excite atten-
called a police officer, and
ner influence they were induced
cab, and were driven to the
aud their relatives notified.
Y arrived a medical man was
q, The physician decided that
patents should be removed to
y, II is thought the insanity
fut temporary.
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H. II. COMFORT,
"a LIMIT.
JACKSON, MISS.

WIN Attend To- All Kinds of Land
W usluesS, before e. S. Land Once, Au-
ditors Othee, and swamp Land Office, and Furnish
Mars aud Field Notes Of Land In the state
H0'Any busnessentrusted ~ ms caro- viii reoeive
prompt attention and at reasonable rates. Cores
p0Dushes solleite1' lmar2S, 'SJ-Gm.
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Jeems says his boarding house is too
slow. lie told the old lady yesterday
that hereafter he'd like to dynamite
earlier. Hartford Journal.
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MEDICAL.
THE BEST REMEDY
FOR
Diseases Of Tie Throat and LTDgS

INdiseas5sof tive r,l;-
ln0nary organs q safe
aud reliable remedy ~
Invaluable ANEeS
CurEEy PEcrWAt -
such a remedy. and l.s
Observation-Disclosures
iiS tlir confidence 81
the p,llic. 1t is a SCH
eniiijc combination Of
thr lue,li, inai princi-
pies and curative viz
ttes et the finest drugs.
chemically united. uf
such power as 10 insure
tile greatest no sibla
efficiency aud uniform
ity at results. Itstrikps
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people Of Kentucky are said
eparlng to remove to Kansas
erable numbers.
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OTTCE

4 America Assurance Company Of Tor,ntn ~, -
aaa' WIZ withdraw ts deposit from the Stato r,,as-
ury, on the It'll day OF August, ISsS. '''''-
t,-,eo WIN. l.. HEMINGWAY.
$3.50 '''iu' state Treasurer
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
vleksburg and Meridian Railroea

V1eksburg and Meridian Railroad.
'.9ing Easi-I assengcr arrives io.05, p. m.
/ leaves le;eo pm, Way Freight ga Tusslsys
lhuFSuaN and Sat8rltys, arrives S.S9a "a lfat.
/ - a. "a Ihroash Freight arrives go r. m
l leaves 2;s9 r. ~.
Going Wcst-Nlail. arrives s.saa 81, I.,,,,,
hi. Expires, leaves Tst0 e. M: arrives inn,
,nttSaoVtg Nta 2. M; Was Frg{rht ON NouIa,
Nt'aeSnaF sud Friday, strives IS ~ ui, lcaves
SO ~ through Freight, s'i5 a, IA; leaves
JOHN sCorr, Gen. Managcr
T. r. EAwoRTu, Superintendent
JNu. W. tLIN0AN, local Agent
Matches JaCksOn & Columbus Railroad
TaG-TAelE Nc. $; TAXES Krrsrr ApRm alru
ISIS, AT 6 a. ~
TRAINS como RAsr.
Ne. /, Mail, daily-Arrivps at Jackson 3 30 "A,
leaves Natehez 500 p. IN.
NO $ freight daily except Sunday-leavcs Nateh-
o@''oo g. NJ, arrives at jackson S;lap N.
TRAINS GONE WEST.
No, 3 Mail, daiiy-Loayes jackson 600 a m
Arrives at Matches II rs d M
80 !, irelght, daily except Sunaar--Tcavcs
Lagkson az 800 a N. Arrives at NatcheE 5.lo
Z. p. FRosr, Gcn1 Sup't
e. O. JoaNsoN, q. r. Ag'L
AAAols central Railroad
raAINS CONG NORTH
No. s--tHprcss arrives 3 sl--lca,es q. 4spm
a-Aall, arrives II ;N5-ioaycs l9:4A.a "a,
SMiAed Imin' arrives 5:2a-lcavgs $40 D. IN.
aolNG sovrt
40 l--t.ynTasS arrives l0;a0-loayes loss y. m.
~ Mail arrives 3;S0-lelvrs S,ya L. m
~ Mixed Train, arrives S.ao-leayes $50 a. IN /
~ c. T. EuDp, Agent
ltoEAcE W. CLARKE, Acting Div Slp't
J. W COLEMAN, A. e. F. Ac't
=. G, CLARKE, Prest aud Gen. Man'gr
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ArLANrA, O.. Anr. d. -

+'' N"t SNtttFt core
APles etc.
ATLANTA, o.. Aug. Is. 1877.
After an experience OF twenty.nye vears 4, an
l@ l3is olh,ihGnt, and during that Tina havins.
S.sSS.o W. effects, and having The test.
Conh9anch ~ ~ merits, became fully sategeS ~
mar '. 1a Hay9 bought the exclusive right 70
cay IN the world, especially Tor all forms 81 pileI-
READ THE TESTIMONIALS,
c,t hls ~ y certify THAT have tried Pryors puo
t9 = ea5g q plies, and state that gave
tael atata tna( % remedy for bnrns il Ia un-
M alao used u for ease OF totter Ia my
the drst thing that have over tried flat IN % ,s
fa NV, nnt,a n'"gRsFF relief consider now thai
oaae. JOHN d. HEWsOM, way
froup County. ga.
Having beon afflicted for ton years, at intervals
many Intellectual trials OF the reneAIeS ~ WV AtsI
ne, commgneed q short time ago 10 use your pie
glltn"nl' experienced immediate ruil6f From
the rehet experienced IN my case IN well IA frn,,,
interpolation soTapidly acquired by your Clntinent
~ lh8 Nlchlty. have no hesitation In On pressinR
the oplalon thhl u 10 the most efficient remedy ioe
piles ever invented, GA. Bull '''
Latirangc,Ga
This Il to certify that I used pryorg oin,ment
N 9 case ~ tavefe burn. and thai In a yerV feyS
DAYS II waa entirely relieved Of ali iniapimStion.
nnd hraled rapidly a fter the first implication nf
ever I'D MORGAN, Ladrange, Ga.
By The advice Of Mr.. wynn, used your Pl,o
Ointment on servant girl who had befn sut5er-
ing Tor elaht yenNWith n most aggrEva cd case of
plies. the Improved from the very first dgyis usa
81 your ointment, aud before using thh hox she
was entirely recovered. O. W. FOSTER.
Cu5a3tu, Ala.
~ This l. 70 certify That have used pryora Pile
Chtment aud say that " is. In nv opinion the
past remedy Tor piles ever presented rs me ptblc-
sag TINS from positive application az tbo renadv
on my own person. Tl0S. y. MORGAN,
Truup County. GA.
CENTS PHR BOX. 6ssR nv MAJ On recent on f,yies.
DR.S. BRADFIELD, Atlanta, ia,
For sale erayphgc
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YGa'S OINTMENT
"a 4 sprepY AN srnr crnr 30

10 SPEEDY ASH SURE CURE ron
B',aad or bleediag Piics, Hrmorr1otds .s,re,
Ulcers, 2ap'ors, ltehng 81 he Part, Pis.
tHfasdnd al Kindred DixeaScs. also Of
Barns, Coras, Fetoas fcscr Sores.
Soah Head, 7ener, Sore
A{pies Fte
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Ea'eheS' Jack'On Columbus Railroad

IlNE-FAstE No. s. TAXES Errvrr ApRu. arm
ISIS AT a. n.
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q, :, JOHN SCOTT. Gen. MANAGER.
l. r. bAWohTH, Superintendent
JNu W. CLINaAN, local Aecpt.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-12
BRIRF NOTES.

The lone Echo of Saturday says: A. c.
Hinkson and Thomas 81. Berkey, of Sscra.
| mento, passed through lone on Friday las :,
en- route to jackson, where the divorce suit
of Mrs. Freeman came up before Judge
Moore Saturday. The divorce was granted,
and the parties returned to the city the same
day.
The High School Literary and Debating
Society held meeting on Saturday evening,
at which the question, Arbitration is better
than war, as a means of settling disputes be-
tween nations was debated. Messrs. Drew,
Hinkson and Lavenson held the side in
favor of arbitration, and Messrs. Lord, Smith
and Seymour the negative.
The temperature, wind and weather, for
18th, at II NJ. of each day, as received by
Sergeant Barwick. is as follows: For Port
land, So, southwest, cloudy, and 570, south
west, cloudy; Fort Candy, 520, west, foggy,
and $50, south, clear Roseburg, So, south.
west, cloudy, and 49,, southwest, cloudy; Men
docino, 52o, northwest clear, and 610, south
east, clear Red Bluff, Ga. north, clear, and
&c. north, clear; Sacramento, 81, north,
clear, and 620, southeast, clear : San Francisco,
co. north, clear, and 63', southeast, clear !;
Los Angeles, re, southwest, clear, and II.
west, clear; San Diego. 69', southwest, clear,
and 700. northwest, clear; Salt Lake, Az ,
northwest, cloudy. and Az south, clear !;
Cheyenne, 430, northwest, cloudy, and AZ,
south. clear; Denver, 55', southeast, clear,
and 490, north, clear; North Platte, 52',
southwest. clear, and 39', north, clear; Oma-
hs, So, south, clear, aud $50, north, clear
Yankten, D. T., So, southwest, clear, and
2So north and clear.
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My Female Monthly Medicines are superior TO sny
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Those Of the public who need my services can ue'
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/ address particularly those who have been In.
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Persons afflicted can, If they prefer, consult me
by letter, detailing the symptoms of the disease OF
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my Infrmary when desiredl with experience
nurses.
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the Young Mems Christian Association buiid'ng.
Office hours-From A. N. TO 8 P. NJ
NV Diploma hangs In my ONCE.
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san Francisco STOCK sales.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 10th
REGULAR SESSION.

Geology furnishes us with no clue by
which to unravsl the unapproachable mys.
teries of creation. These mysteries be-
long to the wondrous Creator, and to Him
only. We attempt to theorize upon them,
and to reduce them to law, and all nature
rises up against US in our presumptuous
rebellion. III Hugh Miller.
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PoTAToEs. carload Of choice Nevad

PoTAToEs.-A carload of choice Nevada
potatoes arrived. Having made extensive
purchases we are now prepared to Eli orders
either in carload or less, to suit the con.
veniepce of purchaser These potatoes are
so well and favorably known that we need
not speak about the quality. We are con-
nected with the Telephone Exchange, No.
81. Orders by telephone will be promptly
attended to. and delivered to any part Of
the city free Of charge. d. EeBernsrdi &
Co., 30S and 80 K street.