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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-08

Constipation, liver and kidney dis
eases are cured by Browns Iron Bit
tiers, which enriches tho blood, and
strengthens the whole system.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-08

Have WiSJar'S balSam of wild cherry
always at hand. 1t cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis, whOOping cough, Group, in
fluenZa. consumption, and all throat and
Iung complaints. 20 cents andsS1 bot
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-08
ASTORIA, OREGON:

SUNDAY-.....................JULY s, 1883
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-08

Are YOU made miserable by Indi-
geStiOn, Constipation. Dizziness, Loss of
appetite. Yellow skin? Shiloh's Vital
iZer is positive. cure. For sale by w.
L. Dement,.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-08

-SmLoH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, whOOpingi cough and
Bronchitis. Sold by w. E. Dement,.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-08

FROM ASTORIA lFROM MSANFRANCIsCC
,IulyI ATIOAM Iuly
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-08

Count en again.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-05-20
Oas Nafen6fntet

1T cine iebr geip5bnIi6e Gri9einung unp
bod in pielen Sdllen ebenlp bsbeutung5.
poa tpie in anceren untpidtig. Das ents
tpeber nur trppfsntpeiie pber in grDBerer
Menge berpprfommenbe Blut tritt aus
ben @efdbsn Der Jlaieni9Ieimbaut, ents
ipeper aus ben poree-sn Bartien, no eS
aud aus Der ytaleni9lunbbfnuns bersOr=
HieBt unb ausseipieeL aussebuitet ooer
aussebroden ipirp. Sn pisIem Sale bat
man ip0bI 81 prafen pb baS SLut aud
ipirtlih aus Der 9taie fpmmt unb ni9t
cine S1lunbs, Sungen. ober Wasenbius
tuns lit iuobei iebo6 nod anbere, beoeu.
tungsppaere Spmptome auftreten. 3us
ipeilen seben benz 9taIenbluten merfIi9e
Borbpten roraus, Die auf Blutanorang
beuten, ipie Druid pber S1mer3 i'm Gopfe,
Spannuns in ben SdIafsn uno i'm 9in'
terbaupts, DbrenIaulen, ShipinbeL @es
Ii6tss, uamsatlid 4ussnr6tbe, Suden
Sibe, Druid in Der 9laIe. Gieisn, eribfper=
tes Mtbmen. glna msiiten tritt freitpiai=
ses gtaienbIuten Bel iuusen unb alien
2euten ein 5eitener I'M ntittleren Sitter.
BET nerpDlen relteren Yerlcnen, ftanlents
LID bpfteriiAen msiternL gebt benz 9taiens
blutsn ssp5bnIi6 EdIteSefiibI In Sdnben
unb Siiben 5roitidauer prrber. Rommt
Sas BIut aus ben arterisn (aloern bic
SaS 8lut bon, 9ersen nad ben einseInen
RSrpsrtbsilsn im@esenias sit rem sum9er,
suriidIeitenben glbsrn, ben @enen), bann
lit ss iebr bear,tb, Serinnt ihnea unS
|aeigt sinen 3ultanb erb6bter 0sfiibls.
tbatigfsit an; bic BlutunB erIeihtsri
nann isbesnral /; fommt eS aus ben Geneil,
| 10 lit es buntelrotb. flaiiis, tuenis serinn'
bar, beutet auf Gdpdde;ultaub Der Sc
| fabs unb III oft f6iDer ;il itilIen.
Bsi jtlnseL pclliaftiSen pericnen III
bas Najenbluten fat iinmer arterielle,
gsatur, cine NaturblIfe bel Blutanbrang
oper uaterbriidten alblomoerungen; il
bsr 9Dbs fisberbaftsr 9autfranfbsitsn
| ipie ajtalern, Sharla1 sc., ober eatsino
Iiaen 4ranibsitsn III 20 gs~6bnIitb cit
niat e1nilises 9lnjsi&sn, basfss.
bsi GtsiAtme w. 0wtnnsnHesfpHsp
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-05-20

tome cine beiIlame Strife; oft iebr
beoenfIi6 lit es in tppbOlsn Rranfbsiten,
Bel S4ipdbe3ultdnoen, bel alten 2eIten
unb iosenannten 8lutern - Beripneil
unb san3en SamiIiell ipel9s eine erbIide
anIase au Ieitt entlteberben, beftisen
un6 oft tDbtIi6en 8Iatungen baben, bic
enttpeSer ireiiuillis Oosr na9 oft b04it
unbeoeutenosn Beripunoungen eiHtretefl
uno iebr ibiper su ftillen iinc, 70 baB
5. y. etn gtsoeIriBy ein 9taienbluten nit
0erblutung enoen fam. Sritt e8 BET
iungen Dtdoden flir3 Dor Der Reife Elm,
10 lit eS geipDbnIi9 auber NIT 8Iutans
oranS gum Eopf, NIT Greuss peer 2enbens
idmerS SdIaffbeit unb Sdldfrigfsit
perbunoen uno OieieS fehrt bann ipenn
fcine belonoere glnlese 6aau porbanoen
it, ni6t fpieber. 8ei alien, rolIlaftistn
8erlonen sebt baS 9iaienbIutsn setpDbns
lid eiuem ShIaganfale nprber unb mub
oesbaIb i4nea eilism Arste sen,elbet ipers
ben. 9lnIaee gum IalenbIuten babsn
Ginber 3ilr 3eit nss 'erlten unb stpeitea
3abnour4bruds, unb es fam pier oft
SefdbrIi9 tperoen ferner 4inbsr, bic
bon 19tpinoIii6tisen gltern geborsn iinb,
tporauf bann gerry 9lnlase sSur 2uneenz
blutunS entitebt. ytaienbluten bel Sfprs
but Sforpbeln Blei6ludt iiberbaupt
Sdftefranthsitsn lit INNER eIn i4Ie9tes
3stden.
Sci iuneen, selunben YerlouetI mo-
| offenbar Nttbraud nab bsiit RDbfe err
| fembar it, foil man bas 9taisnbIus
ten niGt .slei6 itilIen ); rur tpsnn es
anbalt lcIl itait ss bur1 Ginidliirfe,
bon falteu Bafer, i,DtbisenfaQS faItes
BaIden osS SopfeS, Der SbIdfen,
Stirn Su bennen iuben, ipaS seip6bnlid
pbhe S9tpierisfeit seIiu9t. DaS 9eaiens
blutsn muB seitiat tperSsn, ipenn bic
8opfmdrme abninin,t, BIdfe, S4ipdde,
| lfbmddereS gltbmeh flsiner, sitternoer,
au8iesepoer Buls ooer Sbama9t siatre:
ten. 0eniiet DaS Baiisr in auBercroent'
Iiaen SaIlen nidbt n,eBr, 70 inuB man 6rt'
lid Gig tlnb 9Salier, Gis, AlaunI6iune
III Die State sieben uno auf Stirn UNI
4 S9ldfeu falte nml9laoe tmacheII, babe
Den 3opf bod haIten, GDrpsrra6e becbaA
ten, idusrli9e gimonaes trtnfen in bart
ndfisen Sdllen, mo Der Arst ni4t BAL
erreidbar lit, Die JtalenI69sr 70 tief mi
m68It4 nit @barpie, bic in gllis ooel
9tIaun Setaubt 1T, ausitOpfen unD RIp
itisrs bon faItem 8a1er in Inpenbunt
brinsen faIts lImi6IdSs iiber ben Inter
Iejb gsIest itilt bsftise RaienbIutunser
oft iebr i6nea. = 9taienbluten aui
| SdpGbe muB iebr baIo SeitiQt iperccn,
aud barf man ben 8Iutenoen ni6t bin
fd4is tpsrben Iaiien nuB ibn oesball
frdftiSe 9labruns uno ettpas slten, aIter
8ein senisben lalieu, Die 4nIaee Jun
ger Berionen gu Siaienb.utunSea burd
bsftisen SIutanDrans beieitist man burd
talte Babsr, 8sipesung in freisr 2uft
n,dbiSe, sersselts dat; bas JlaienbIuteI
alter 2eute, bic gum S6IaSfLuB neigen
perlanSt Elm abfiibrsnbes Usineralipansr
J.. 3. 4aIlnaer, SrieOri6sbaaer.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-05-20

friErt, parTumirt gantirt unb tpiIettirt
fpar, Stiif I'm Slid bersuderte 9iiiile,
Bflaunlen uto anbere eingsn,a9te Sri.bte.
SD itubirs," Iipelte Sue, ipGbreEo
Elm feiilss 2dbsIn iib um ieinen Diilnb
ftabI. Die ledere IprifeienIdnitte, tpe!9e
er gum Wlunbe fiibren tpolIte, fieI ibm
aber aus Der Sanb, alS er ben 3tped uns
ierer Munberlbaft pernabm. Gr mar ipie
BON Dpnner eeriibrt uno oadte, obne Elm
Ncrt su iprs4sn lanse 3eit srnitli4
uad.
pS6 CLAUDE Elm MitteI ssfunben su
baben," iprad er enoIi9. sd ieLbit
fann ea leioer nid,t belFen; ullein id bin
Der feitsr Ileberseuaunst oab uns Bouz
dot aus Der Terlegenbeit sieben miro. !"
rDas III tpabr!" rief Die 8eiealdaft
sinltimmis. y3n Bou6ot benn"
Der Riinitler pplIenoete eben Ieiu 0ieiz
ftettperf lies funerailles de Marceau. +"
Gr mar i'm 9tleelneinen unsenein Ieidt
erresbar uno liebt es bur6auS nibt
tpenH man ibn sIei6siltieer Dinsc ipesen
in ieinsr 4r6eit forte. 3umaI an ienem
Gage, an tpsIdem er iiber SaIS unb 3opf
mitten i'm Shdften brin fiat. gtlS ipir
fein AteIier betraten, FAB er auf einent
erbbbten 9obiuin, su ipsl9sm nss6rere
Stufen fiibrten unb malte nit grpBer
GniiSfeit an ieinem 8emdlbe. Raum mar
er Der anmutbieen Garaipane seipabr
tporberL tpeIfe allgenta4 bas IteIier
fllIte, als aud feline @utb ale @rensen
Su iiberl6duueil anfing.
vUta9t, oaB Sbr fortfomrnt, sSbr Ders
| teufeIten Gerle! 9tassnbIib rdumet mein
gltelier /! 'Sebt Sbr benn MIDI, in tpel6ep
3ultanb mid Cure peroamnte @esenipari
perlests" briillte er sornbebenb, ipdbrent
cine ittd6.iss IDer an feline Stirng
IdiDoa.
Better 8pudot!" .....rie Merp.
sort mir Dir !"
vIbeusrlter SrancDis !...... itammeItt
BalSac.
u5inaus
Super Sunss !"......i .i&msi4eIts Su
mas.
,,Mari@ !"
Aber aunt 4etlfel Z" rlef nun Sela
croir unipirib. ,,@eiBt bu BERN nidt
I'M mas es ii4 banoeIt ?...... .Pripa
s'embete !"
sSIuss mar Der Grimm bes &tinltIeri
perraubt. gr mari piniel unb BaIett
beiieite uno iprans at9en,Ios bic fIein
Srsppe binab.
yBas? Bie?" risf sr entiest. yPri
bat s'embete 2"
,S9 Gua!" IiipsIte NiuiIst trauriS.
| ,Du? 98as fiimmert's mid. Oas il
bein SeipDbnIi3sr 3uitanp! glbsr Pri
pat. t......"
llnD NIT sdrtIi6er Gimme fiiste e
binSu: yReiRe tbeuren 5reunbe, oaS bar
feinen &u8enbIif Idnser sebulbet tuer
ben; id babe beute $4,000 SSrancs FIJI
Elm Bib erbaIten. - 9tuf 2abt un8 ei
len! Bir tpoIlen perfu4en uniern arHe'
aameraben aufsubeitern.
| 9lm nd9ten Worsen mar bon 8oudot'
$4,000 Srancs aud ni9t ein Sou ilbri
8ripat ne s'embetait plus. - llnb Ntui
ist? S4isn trauris tpie immer......
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-05-20
Die ataiifaute 2Seft, ia Der man
i6 fansiusift.

Gin iiberaus artises Genrebilbden bon
benz 2sben unb Ireiben Der Barrier
Bobeme, ipie es Dor oreibis Sabren ses
tpeIen, entipirft Der Barrier 5unloriIs
Botbep in einem por aur5em aus Iangs
iabrissr Weriholenbeit ipieber ans 2iAt
siiisr neuen Gerlassfonne sttretenen Sfiss
aenbiihIein ,Muette." Die Iuitiss
leihthinseiporfene GrSabluns potbep's,
ipeIde unsemein darafteriitiihe Details
entbaIt trdst ale Ulerfmale, bab fi9 ibr
Snbalt tbatiddIid susetrugei. uno DaB
Der Sumpriit feine serlnserem wtitarbtis
fer gebabt ais eben feline Afteure Sol.
Ulerp, Sonore BaI3acy lIsranber Dumas,
eugene sue, gIIfrso Be Niu1et, eugene
Dslaerrir, NouGot unp 4yipat s'Mnels,
insAt lsn ssiitssi&sM tsiittiinnitsn
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-05-20
Gineunrubiss Biifsns
Sd,aff.

Sin GeIsbrter, Der Dor 9urDem sins
neue Wobnuns beSosen, tpirb ourd einen,
lih reseln,abis 3ur sIei1en 3sit ipisbers
bc[snben 2drm IN ieinem Stubiuu ger
fort, unb ba ibm bisB unertrdgIid, Be.
sisbt sr lid um einen Stcd bbbsr, bon
roo bic Ilnrube fcnint une rerInnst ben
bier ipobasnOen HrofsHor 3u 1prsAen,
,Beoauere," autiportet ibn Das Dienit,
madden, ,,ilm bisie Gtunbe barf mar bs1
Serrn prOfeIicr ,tie itDren, ba IfuSirt'er.t
- Inns 9iuamelstpilsn," useint be,
@sIsbrts, ,,hsi bislsm 0sissnIdrnl -
tpas fur ei,t prcfelipr Is asun SIS &esSl'
- rnnipssfsiIss l''s
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-05-20

Gas fleine 16hterhen frast bic Mnts
fer, ipeIde ioeben ibr iiinsltss Ginb III
ben ShIaf ipisst Mialnd, fann man benz
Storh aud oas Briioerd,est 3uriidssben,
ipenn sS Ginem nidt sefdlIt
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-05-20
Wannigfaltiges.

8IIG! Gin Ssep gprfer BIatt bes
sann ieinen 8sribt iiber elm @iienbabn=
unsIld irie fplst: vgSir batten bas
Slid, einen unierer &eoafteure auf benz
perunsIiidten 3use su baben, unb bieier
bate bas 9Iaf, nur ben einen Grm su
brs6en, nit eem anoern beeilte er ii1, ;u
meIoen &c.
Gin befannter Tai1enbieb B
mar wieber arretirt tpprben unb tpurbe
benz Neutrality-suspicious. pprssfiibrt.
,Weibt Du, tpesbalb Du bier bilt" laus
tste beilen Srase. Der yerbreher ihat=
teIte bas Saupt. ,Sublit Du Did i9al@
big oSsr nidts" fubr Der Snquirent fort.
SD eenfe, Sbr ieib bG, bas beraussubes
fommen," lpar bic @ntirort: ,Wieines
AmteS 1T bas iiaer niHt."
9as PIatima mar entbedt,
unb RarI Ausuit BON Msimar bate fur
ben Gtemiter DDbereiner nm cine Ylatts
ienes "Details nab 9tuBIanp sefhriebsn.
Das platina Fam an; aber Goeths, ner
DamaIs ben 9latgrtriiisuihaiten eifrie
susetban mar, nabm iie in BeldIas.
DDbereiner tpurbe BET ben @rcBbersose
flagbar dber GarI Mueult antfrprtst,
ibm: ,,2aB er ben alien GisI; bic Ylatts
siebt er nitbt bsraus. aBsrDe IN, sin,
i.eue mad HuBlauo ihreiben. "
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-25
c resumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed ~ his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
mancnt cure oil Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and Nervous Com
plants. after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows Actuated by this mo-
tive and a desire to relieve human suffer
ing, | will send free of charge to all who
desire it, this recipe, in German, French
or English, with full directions Tor prepar'
ing and 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, 1883-04-25
Fish for the Farmer.

No man in the United States is so
well fixed for having fresh fish TO eat
or sell a. the farmer They can, by
buyipc a scraper, DO all the work
necessary for making one, two, or
three ponds with their own labor
and their own teams; and if they
have not got spring or running
water, they can pump enough to
supply their ponds with ten-foot
wind mill. The requisites for success
are not many: o. The pond must
be at one side of the stream or run
way. 50 that heavy rain or freshet
cannot wash the fish over the dam.
~ The pond where the fish live
through the summer must be shallow
with a mud bottom, but muddy water
running in it is not desirable. ~
The pond where the fish are wintcred
must be ten feet deep with mud bot
tom, md not disturbed in winter by
cutting ice. a. Fish grow faster by
being fed. % The German carParc
the only desirable kind. (6) No
other fish OF turtles OF any kind
should be in the ponds, ~ The
ponds must be so arranged that every
drop of water can be drawn OIL
The carp are not ready takers Of
bait, 50 they are not 50 liable to be
Stale, ~ other fish. The pipe for
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-25

Be extremely small and lowly in
your own eyes; soft and yielding as
a dove, loving lowliness and culti-
waiting it faithfully. Make good use
ofevory opportunity for so doing Do
not be quick of speech, rather let your
words be slow, humble, and gentle,
and let your modest, thoughtful sill
ence be eloquent. Bear with your
neighbor, and be ever ready to make
excuses for him. Do not philosophiz>
over the contradictions which beset
you; do not dwell upon them, but
strive to see God in all things, with
out exception, and acquiesce in hi:
will with absolute submission IS.
Francis dc Sales.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-25
Household Hints.

"A tcaspoonfuI of borax puS in
the last water in which clothes are
riuscd will Written them surprisingly.
Pound the borax so that it will dis.
solve easily. This is specially good
to remove the yellow that time gives
to white garments that have been
laid aside for two or three years,
Here is something for dessert which
never fails to please the younger mem
bers Of the family. Make batter
as if for wafEles; to one pint Of milk
allow two eggs and enough -four to
thicken; one teaspoonful of baking
powder should be stirred into the
flour, Fill a sufficient number of
teacups with this and fruit in layers.
Then set the cups in the steamer, and
let the water boil underneath it for a
full hour. Serve while hot with
sugar and cream. Any jam is nice
for this, or raw apples chopped fine,
Nice little tea cakes, to be baked
in muffin rings, are made of one cup
Of sugar, two eggs, one cup and a
half Of milk, one heaping teaspoon.
full of baking-powder a piece Of but.
ter the size of an egg, and flour
enough to make stiff batter. In
this batter stir a pint bowl full o.
truit-currants are nice; fresh Der
ries in their season, and even canned
ones; with the juice drained off
Serve while warm, and they are ;
dainty addition to the tea.table.
Oyster croquettes are delicious 70
supper and it is not much trouble t
make them. Chop the oysters an,
measure them in bowl; then mea,
ure an equal quantity of potatoes tina
have been boiled and mashed YER
fine add as much butter q, YOU ca
afford to, or like; pepper and sal
also to suit your taste; moisten wit
little cream; then make this in roll
orin cakes; dipin egg and fine crackc
crumbs, and fry in lard. Il is necc
sary to have plenty Of lard in tn
kettle, almost as much as for frie
cakes serve hot.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-25
THE CLARION.
HOUSE. FARM ANDGARDEN


Col. bennett in n. o. ricayune.
Last year an article went the rounds
in the newspapers without comment,
recommending the use of lemons as
remedy for consumption "a dozen
lemons daily. We do not know what
effect a dozen lemons day would
have on q strong man who can drink
a bottle of whisky a day without a
whimper. but it would be a horse
doctors dose for delicate stomach.
We think it would be safer to start
on one or two daily and increase the
dose, inquiring Of nature occasionally
about how many glasses Of lemonade
would be best.
Fruits are healthy it used when
ripe, and eaten in moderation and at
proper times. The best time to cat
fruit is Mt meals with food. Children
that suffer from eating fruit, cat
unripe fruit, or cat ripe fruit at all
hours Of the day, in large quantities
and gorge their slomachs to an extent
that would make q dumb animal
sick. Ripe fruit eaten in moderation
conduces to the health Of children
by helping digestion, and preventing
bilious attacks. Vegetable acids are
excellent for jaundicc--thcy are
natures remedics and personalities.
Oatmeal is genuine bone and muscle
food, excellent for children as they
are growing up, helping to make
good strong bones and vigorous mus
cles. Lime water is very necessary
for children. In limestone countries
they get plenty Of lime in the well
and spring water; but in frcestonc
countries and where cistcrn water is
used, grown persons rs well as child
rem should take lime water. 1t is
very important in forming sound
teeth in children, and in keeping
teeth sound in grown persons.
Fresh cream should not be added
to churning for twenty-l0ur hours
before the churning commences. In
cold weather the jar containing the
cream should be placed by the stove
and well stirred and warmed. This
will make the butter come quickly
while II neglect to attend to these
things may cause pcrplcxing delays
Straw houses are . success in Eng
land. The stray is pressed into
slabs, these are soaked in a solution
Of flint to make them tiro-proof, anC
the two sides arc coated with concrete
Perhaps the next freak of ingenuity
will be to turn "air castles" to som,
account.
The oil from sun0owcr seeds ha
great healing qualities; the seed
make food Of the first order 10
poultry.
A correspondent of the lIarmin,
World claims that the best time L
pruno trees is just before the sap be
gins to Aow-from February +
April, according to the latitude
The wounds will thea heal owe
very rapidly withot dead Woo
or scars, The next best time is from
the middle to the last Of June, wher
the sap flows afrcsh and the tree
commcnceasecond growth but hcav
pruning should never be practiccd i
june, Much pruning may be save
by pinching and rubbing of supcr
huous sprouts during the GROWN
season.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-25
To Cure Cold Feet,

To cure cold feet the Philadelphia
Record says;
People who write or sew all day, or
those who take but little exercise,
may warm their cold feet without 60
ing to the fire. All that is necessary is
to stand erect and very gradually lift
ones self up upon the tips of the toes,
so as to put all the tendons Of the foot
at full strain. This is not to hop up
or jump up and down, but simply to
rise--the slower the bettcr-upon tip
toe, and to remain standing on the
point, of the toes as long as possible
then gradually coming to the natura
position. Repeat this several times
and by the amount of work the tips o
the toes are made to do in sustaining
the body'sweight sufficient and live
ly circulation is set up. Even the half
frozen car-driver can carry this plal
cut. 1t is one oftho Swedish move
ment" system and, as motion warmth
is much better than fire warming
persons who suffer with cold feet q
night can try this plan just befor
retiring to rest,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-25

An experimental farm and hospital
for the treatment Of domestic animals
is to be established near Washington
by the bureau of agriculture. It is
designed to investigate especially the
most contagious diseases Of cattle and
horses.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
ORGANIZATION.
5000 90 EWARD.

VyyHEEEAS, i appears By information received
" by me tHst Oh or aacut the aih da! Of AplII
IA Hiss EgRFocA kerr, was brutaily outraged
Ly JUS pierce, who Afterwards made his escape ana
il atill 1t Largo; . -.,,.-,,- .--.....
Now therefore, I, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
arr,..t and delivery Of the said jas Pierce T. the
sheriff Of Alc0rn county. Said reward Is payane on
convi .tion. And do moreover require all ofhcers
~, this state to Pc d'ieut 10 their efforts 10 arrest
said fugitive, Jas. Pierce.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal OF the
state affixed, at Jackson, tAis ith day o!
ROBERT LOWRY.
HryGY C. MYERS Secretary Of state
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No medicine ever introduced to the Pro-
fesson and Public has given such universal
satisfaction or preserved 50 many lives as
Dn. MoFFErr's TEnrHINA (7ceidiaq Poar.
dcys0 Druggists tell us the rapid increase
in its sale is marvellous. For sale by Byron
Lemly.
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Do not tcmporize, for anodynes only soothe
and lull to sleep and quiet. Dn. MoFFETr's
TEETHINA (T6ething PopderSl cures the
child and Regulates the Bowels. For sale
by Byron Lemly.
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Con bless the children! they should not
be permitted to suffer and die. We can
cure them with Dr.. MoFFETT's TEETuINA
{ Teething P0lgderS)
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BRITISH
| America Assurance Company, Of Toronto Can
ada win withdraw its deposit from the state Treas
ury on the 7th day Of August, 1853.
WGI. l.. HEAlISGWAI,
fabJ 's3-Gm State Treasurer.
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las Pierce IS between % aul y years old; light
weighs about : 80 or ijJ; about 3
feet 10 inches high; wore light suit OF pants and
black hat; no beard, except moust9che.
nrrILs 'n1-..IE.
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Postor PRINTING


ENNcURsfoN MANAGERS will find II N Hair IL.
ereSt to correspond with us before having tbeiI
rosters, Hand Bills and Tickets printed Addrass
POWER & RRKsDALE, Jackson, Miss.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN EXTRAORDINARY
OFFER !
ALL WANTING EMPLOYMENT

IF THE AGENT, AFTER \ THIRTY DAYS
trial, fails to make at least 500 clear above
expenses we will take back all goods unsod and re-
turn the money paid us. Our circulars TO agents
show that $500 has been made in single month
We give exclusive territory. There can be no com
petition. Business is honorable pleasant and proht
abie An agent wanted in every county. County
ri-lt sent free with first order Every agent ei
those wishing employment, should write us at once
as counties are being taken last and 40 other firm m
the limited Stllrs ever before offered such e-tiAps
diaary and liberal terms TO agents. Send ) one
cent stamps for large description circulars coHtc.n
ing this Offer to the
Rl.NNEE MANUFACTURERS CO.,
2l6 Smthicd Street, Pittsburg, Pa
fuL.1 's1-tIn
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LADIES suffering from Neuralgia, Indiges-
ton or Nervousness find speedy relief in
Parkcrs Ginger Tonic
--4e---sg d-----
Never condemn q friend unhoard
or without letting him know his &C
.cuser or his crime.
-ssorreSs- -
CLEANLINEss and purity make Parkers
Hair Balsam the favorta for restoring the
youthful color to gray hair.
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WE are authorized to announce the name OF DIR
w II. e. WARE, of Kinds County, as candi-
dat, for the Office OF District Attorney OF The Unit
Judicial District composed OF the counties OF 70
plah Hinds, Madison and IazOO Election, No
rember 1888.
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VTvE are authorized to announce the name Of
" Mr. II. C. CONN, OF Copiah County, as 2
candidate for District Attorney for the Ninth Judi
cial District composed Of the counties Of Cop1ah'
lIfnGs, Madison and 4azoo. EeleetiOn, November
l-Si.