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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27
Petition for Liquor License.

To the Hon. Board of alderman Of
Of WooduiLe, Wilkinson County, Mts-
stssippi
We the undersigned Voters of the
Town of Woodville most respectfully
ask your Hon Body to grant license to
retail liquor to ID. B. MORGAN & Bro.
at their store on Main street. They
being sobel and suitable persons to re-
ceive said License.
Thos. McEnany, Frank Reiman, A.
Elgas, III. Habig. J. J. Morgan, j. w.
Collens, G. NJ. Chisholm, W. G.. Miller
Philip Hess, Chas Edward Washington.
Frank Best, W. M. Nettls, Alb. Jackson,
J. b. wolfe, Louis Gordon, Ghas. KEEL
logg, Henry johnson, Neel Samuel
Henry wrig b, John Lewis, J. H. Jones
Ben. Brown, Jacob Swarz. jacob Hah
mau. Louis Plilt, George Richter, J W
Chisholm, d. 9. Bramlett, W. H. Nor
gan, horace Green, Albert Bassitt, j
ID. Gildart, W. W. chisholm, WIN. walker
James ID. chisholm, john W. Foot
Austin Jones, william HUNT, Milton
Dawson, Robert johnson, Sam. Slam.
Aaron Strauss. Davir Dickrg, ). Schle-
singer, j. A. Beaumont, p. Kahn, Perc.
S. Jose phi, j. cohen. B f Duty, Fran
Gil,lart. g. washington, Nelson Hamil
ton, Sim. oahu, Edw. Acron, b. Gosl
husky, A. Lettingweil, f. NJ. Mayer
c. Shaefer. l.. H chisholm, j, Sanders
Geo T. Smith, Isaac P, hart, joe Ben
iamin, ). Benjamin, b. Goldman, L
Ganst' AZ, Rothshild. G. Lindenmayer
Thorn. craigg, Joseph Lowry, G. +
Zoller. cylus Strutor, b. Stephenson
J. b Gildart, M. /. Berger, W, H. Eos
selman, Albert Jacob, Henry Griffin
Mos. Carter, j. E. waver, william John
son, Dorcy Gildart, Rubin Brown, Joh
ZINES, T. P, Murphy, Fred. wilson.
Filed Oct, 4th, 1858,
CHAS. AELLOGG, Mayor.
| Oct. 49, 1883--tf
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27
Petition for Liquor License.

To the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Wilkison County Mississippi;
We the undersigned voters of the
4th District of this County most res
pcctfully ask your /. Honorable Body
that licence to retail liquors be gran
tea ID DIR, n. Ins1docK, ut his 5tore
at Cold Spiings, in this County. he be-
ing a sober and suitable person to re-
ceive said license,
JAS Dosearn, Toug Lint aid, Nelson
MurreI, Ham GoIdon, Joe porman, }
Boyd. John Hawkins. Chas Percy; S
Russell, Young Walker; W K Cooper;
W II Watson, Pero Dennis, Nose Den
mis-, Wm Plummer, Sam johnson, ii
Ross, Kit Ridley, ] + Cage, Green
Reynolds, Dan Turner, B Seals, Alix
Rich, A Davis, Ed Mays, Donglas
Young. Henry Mccoy, Herbert Clark,
Rufus Jeter, b w Brannan. Nose Den
mis-, Henry Dennis, Nathan Graves;
III z .Spangler, Anderson Mitchll, Chas
Perkins. c Armstrong, Lee Robinson,
Wayett Barnes, adams Clark. Alfred
Douglrs, Baidus Deane, A w Scott, Il
A Holmes, Peter Holmes, VIM Hays. b
jackson, Levi Jones; Dave Seals, Mel
son Jones, HiIiam Porter; J Perkins,
III w Scott. Joe Robertson, George
Whitehead, w ID White, Frank Tayler,
T al Dawson, John Sturgeon, Dave
Battey, E Jeter. Alex Leek, Jessie Car
ter, Isaac Philips, Tayler Armstrong.
Hose Armstrong, Sam Beniaman, Fiel-
den Burns, w J Davis, W F Everett,
p G Holmes, VIM Holmes, A w Jeter,
Spencer Granger, Z Jones. Lon Kelley
Henry Madison, Henry Miles, Anthony
holland, Drive Porter C Robinson. j
Thompson, NJ Wells, Henry Williams,
Doc Washington, Isaac Bunch, Hans
Jones, Dan Mahoney, Ben Felter, ii
Hirschbuigger, n Carter. George Ph: ps
Sam Harden, Phillip Smith, Daid Da-
Wis, J johnson, A Wells, Jim Hender-
son, John Jones, Glenn McCullah, Hen :
ny Davis, Joe Young, A Eston. Ander-
Fields, Stockwell Clay, Barrett Dorsey,
r Fry, Jack Perkins, S Eennls, Lonls
Jackson. J Turner, Albert Clark, Reu-
ben jackson, Jim Collar, Denis Seals,
| VIM Ooens, A Leffrige, Jas Gilllspie,
Aaron Roy; Lewis Davis. Elem Wilson,
! Powell Wells; p Grim; Ike Roach, M
/ M"Cullah, l. McCullah, G. Clark, Mar
shall Parker, Tom Edwohds, n Penn
Allen Haynes, Love Greee, P Perkins
s johnson. Mil Barhis. Len Clark, T
| Walker; II Hicks. Ell Collar. jeff John
son, John Hays, Vim Williams. Burrel
| Terrell, Douglas Demoree, A Jones, w
Thomas, A a Hopkins, Dnnck Bell
enry Dirks' w I'll Netteryille, j /
| Dawson.
Filed Sept. I'D, 1888 :,
] j. w. CHISHOLM, Clerk
Oct. 6. 1SS3-4w.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27

Our CREDrr-Twenty years ago, oil
less, the credit of the Uaiied States
was at such low ebb that it was diff
ticult for the government 10 borrow
money at Z per cent; to day its credit
Is tie best in the world, indicated by
the fact that it can borrow all the
money it wants at B per cent, and
the Treasury conteplates the issue
of 2 per cent bond
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27
SUBSCRIPTIONS Terms.
arrival and departure OF Mails

Bayou SARA. LA -Ie;ve- Mondaz,
Ueunesday and Saturday, al Z, a AZ
arrives at P. n, same days,
lIBEhIY, MI sleeves Tuesday and
1inrsday at 6 a. Nj. Arliyes same days
ut 6, p. N.
NATcHrZ. Miss. sleeves Mondays,
md Thnrdays ut 6. A. NJ. Arrives on
Wednesday aud Saturdays at 6, i. 81.
FoRT ApAMs.-Ileaves evely S,sttr
day at 6, A. n. Arrives same day 1T i
o'clock, >. "
VI. A. ELDER. p. il
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27

THE GREAT B1IDaE = rh re is ak
OF briaglng the Mississippi at New
Or eans, where the river s 2I0O ieat
vie, An engineer prop 'Ses seven
spans OF 800 feet each, Que to be "A
draw. The Piers are 10 be ereosoted
piles, dr.ven III listers, AMI heavily
cip4ei AID c.sed win ron. fha
depsh III Waier VII be no ubsl ael rs
tie piles can be SpIiced Tue esti-
mated cost is s13 100000.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27

DRUMMERs- wicked knight of
tie q p sack Illus classifies his trav-
eng friends: From New York come
the iule drnlnn rs; from Boston the
c.e icai ooklns; from Philadelphia,
the men who can tell the smnttiest
ans; from Cincinnafi, the gambling
crowd; from Louisville, the hard
drinkers; from st. Louis. tile sleepiest
or md, and from Oh .cago, the cueek-
lsst men aud biggest iiars.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27


/ ng sud Ferry be required to enter
ito bonl vi b good aud safaaent
~ecurii y to be approved by the Presi-
q ut If the Board in th sun OF Five
hundred Dollafs cond toned accord
ina 10 law. Tt is further ordered
laf. the rates of toll be charge | f,r
crossing ut i id ferry shall bs charg-
"a as flows:
Man on foot :, 5 cents.
Man and horse 12i
. lerse wagon 25 ;,
3 lltrse wagon 30 ),
4 hors'. Wagon S5 ),
6 horse WAGON SO ;,
Ok t ans, same rate It further APP
rearing t. the sati.faetion IF the
Board thgt L P. Haze'ip is the
owier OF tie lard upon which said
Perry s located, it i, ordled that
AID Haze IL ave until tn mex, meet
ing ol thIi.Ba ard, be hel | on the
first Monday n Decemb' next, with
il bieh i'm, t. give the bond here
n requir' d ard to take cut license to
keep said fery, aud that the clerk
+ Tie i ,ari III nis hin. with a Ger
FED copy o; MS orGer.
All the members voted yea for the
allowance of accounts aggregating
SS96.43.
@ d rcd by the Board that war
r,ni be i.sped to R. J. WigIey for the
sum Of $40 fer building brIdse
three qnai ers If mile from town
on the Fords Creek Road as per con-
tract vii Ia the Bard
Order, d b, the Board that NJ. l.
Morris be authorized to purchase
II, ce,slry articles n the comfort of
Lew Collins, pauprr
Ordered hy the Board that the
Tax Crl ector be aui horned and in |
s'rneted to receive lii ayment of the
paupcrt Of this County all warrants
heret, FIRE issued which upon their
face sh,w hat They re Issued forl
the suppo.t Of Paup RS although the ,
"a may b trawn on the Ge, er
4und. ..nd the sa d Tax
&c .. further al b II zed aud
rt.e ed - I eve il payment OF
axe ] i ior re ans all warrants
telor ISSUED Wi Ii upon The
f sh hat tn y were sued in
c sic,r,l ont repairs n either the
t 10 OF Jail, though said
was oireel~d t" b p il out
% G e ounty Fund And
re il. tet [ "a
$50 Il u IN n ed to
? } n. OF tAe auo,e d bid war
r.n.s aut oI the res. &c i've fnnIs up
on which upon their face, 1t appea s
ti,,,i -tnrs shodid have bt en- issaesl.
Or ell by TIA Board that S.
Hys APP. Road Oserseer be authorize
to purchase ut the expense OF the
County enough lumber sud spikes
aud haul lie sa,ne to build bridge |
ser lie cram cross ing the Fontaine-
Nletu ald Il sch Il road.
Orie ed b, tn b ard that Joe
VI annack be aathoiiz d to bail,i a
bridge I'd Ii, down he b inks on
t e drain crossing the Fontalnebleau
and 10 emil read, provided the cost
does no. exceed D Lundrt d doll lis
aud iii bridge to hav~ two trestle,
a. a be above INCH water mark aud
l8,e Ii to be thrown in next to the
Bridge, S, IS to io'tn aprons for said
bridge, l,e oets Il sad bridge not
Q be iess han four let IN il @
z ound, and more i II cess ~, and
grading o he two lie for every ten.
Ordered h he Members, Sheriff
aud G erk dr w III il Per diem &
IN eagr 10 date.
Ord rtd lhat This Board adjourn
TO IL. XII i, guif mee,ilg.
MABRY L. MORRIS,
President
/ cerify hat the foregoing pro-
,.,s;,,, -, ,.,,rro,.t
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27

'.1st TOT al time. Besides being more
iurabie. 1t Is cheaper and more Artistic
than either Marble or Granite.
Full Catalogue-PIice List and Spe.
linen OF work can be seen by ca ling
on or Addressing
a T. BENEDICT,
WoJDvILLE. Hiss.
All Orders promptly attended to.
Aug. 4. 1857.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27
AMI JERSEYS,

AMI JERSEYS,
At very low iguers. 100 pairs OF
Blankets, at less than New Orleans
prices. Domestics and Plaids from the
great Dry Goods sale at New York.
Please give me call
PETER MOLLER.
Sept. Is, lS83-1y
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27

Tom Leathers in furnishing Cowden
with money. and giving his wonder
fnl forty years experience on the
Mississippi river. has injured the Val
lev about one thousand times ths val
ue of the steamer Natchsx
Yfcksttkr.z Htyald
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27


day at 6, a. n. Arrives same day 1T +;
o'clock, p. ".
". A. ELDER. p. IL
PROCEEDINGS
of the Board Of Supervisors.
OCT. TERM, 1883.
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
WILKINSON COUNTY.
Be it remembered that at regular
meeting of the Board of Supervs orS
oi said county and State, begun and
held at the Court House in the town
Of Woodville, said county and State,
on the 4th Monday, the 22ndi day
OF October, A. D. 1888.
PREsENT.-M l. Morris, Presl't.
Thos. White, Alex p. Leake, F. L.
Stuart, A. w Geter, Members.
j. W. Chisholm, Clerk; Y. Il. Nor
gan, Sheriff.
4. al Il
80
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A'.''o 9-e e AZ
u .ikl 2 -
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Is |i.e z "a &c
trdsied ~ ~ on q Be
pel ION + Z 4 7 s.ao ! t. ? z /
il1nor "a. = sire ns,
" lhlEs III 'en'.>' Q s = 1e
aPeh hl e eF & ITO 0 as
law Ire =
tome Ho"'' a1te ia
u Ht%'f"o" Co'h'y,
0eh'i~men!
hereby tie der my
reslsha'lon as tle' ( OF IN Z ren
Court Oh Wilkinson oooa'y
Yours krspec ia y
John W y dart
ordereo oy tNe n"ar mat me fr-
Cierk' oe "ccep'e"-
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caao CO. 81, -.
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far,;ch A.. c.,n,n
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.h;eo,.aor
OIL, ri 49,
Commission Of r. T. ua4A Rod
ov,r.a,r f,om co. ao,.s . "a
Grange HaIb ,erokel
0,Gerad bz lie R.ard thai william
Wall h. an,.o;nted Bo.d Overs
from Col Rows cate to era ~ Ha
on P4rcv's Creek road.
Orde. ed by the Board tn, vi ,
Sbronsbire he annoinfed Rod Nv :
seer from forks a OKellv g.. ;.
Swavzv,s fry y III, ,il ta,.,,e on Il,
owr pace 10 work said road.
Ordered by lie board ii t Har
Leak be a, pom, d Itoad Overs, e
from Hurric Il, ban h to SIX nner'
ferry road.
Ordered ,hat .,b.s Road ID -,
adjourn 10 Ten orto,k to n,,n.ra.
morning.
MABRY MORRIS.
President.
End Day of the October Term.
October 23rd 1883.
Board met pursuant 10 a Jour
ment. Present same as on yeste
day. Minutes OF vest riiay rea.
signed and approved
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27
A. T. BENEDICT,
WOODVILLE- 49,. MISSISSIPPI,
SOLE AGENT For the Monnmen-
tai Bronze Co, BRIDeEpoRT, CoSS.
In ANTE, WnKNsoS, and FRANKLIN
COUNTIES.

For strength, du-
ability and color,
White Bronze for
out door exposure
$ the most desira-
lie material known
or Monumental
) atuary. or other
works of Art.
1t dies nos crum-
Die aud decay b,
Tue action of the
atmosphere, or be-
come covered With
moss like Marble or
Granite, and will
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27
o. SALE.


- - =. - - wv <ASss<&fhsC-
To lie Mdspr and a lternaa f,f4ss slc6,rn
of Kootirilk. ii co,b,cH assembled,
M - :, Il .ses,*, ,.e ~
town Is xT.a,fr; 4 Fl 8 ,sat - y a.;
t;on 800 -s,,,'. - x,,af, Lla @spI.,
lica.seaf - = T., ato;I y;,' So !,
ans & 81 e ;I,1&s i, sa;d Few -,
less s 4 ls5s;f$s 3snss.,,e a.,ilon 20 ha a
DIN ia Isf'slSv II Nnvap,ber lse2- ord
we Iysees ser,l sah y Rest to he 81
eooa4ses,,if : f;aus nj sober and suitable
pe,.ss,,,s To- ,'sSa;{e s,ch l;eansa All
as in dntv AN, 81
T u,''s,S,, - -.,
W. s9. 1sl.s. ~, aI s'a Wsii1sJn'
- ~ * I'm y - aSnine.on,
Geo. III b, Az. r 's Ss.ts,n :
Ba Pr - 49, - ,s,'l.
tss.1t's. .. :, = .n'lis'
49,, :, - !"
Il GosIinsL; Efss ap;lSo,
Ben Goldman SW;Isan Ham;ton
q Iidpemaver R;obard F,nchr
M Rotbscb;a Pa,,.,M ;hor.r
NJ Jaco,,v Eraanrai 80
] SchIes;3or A. S;,near
] Cohen CIV FoeeaInon
Done Gi,dort - = sill
@ A Cbishol,n II MaFnon
i ID G;ldart JoLn Foot
II MORGAN ! Chandler
Jacob Schwartz. John Turner
w w Chisholm, CB Wolfe,
j S Joseph, Moses Carter.
CB Watt, S Jacoby,
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27

sev- ab}Wurk viii be- done for
cash culy. q lis equivalent.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27

SMOKE-STACKS AND RREECHING made to order
Will sell goods cheaper than be purchased elsewhere
January l. lSS0-y
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27

T THE OLD STAND of William
Goddard-wiD carry on the bust
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27
JOHN A. LOWRY
Carpenter and Undertaken.


OPPOSITE THE METHODIST CHURCH.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27

VI. A. ELDER. p. j.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27

I eZ52trH assembled: :.
gal yorifs 3, thl
Il. fesshetfnlb pttj-
hkleBoay to grant q
- to retail vinous
Re in said Town, in
AN one gallon, to be-
November, 1888, and
I r, Best. to he of
md sober and suitable
. such license And
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27
Zhe Perfect Nun.eer

March 8. 1SSO-y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-01
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Every Hungarian minister has in his
library copy Of the works Of William
Ellery Charming.
The United States is worth s5O,O0O,OOo,.
900. or 81, OOO,O 100000 more than England,
and $4,000, 100000 more than France.
The decrease in the native population Of
the Hawaiian Islands from 177Oto 1893, the
year Of the introduction of Christianity,
was 257 $50, Of 644O per cent; from 1923 to
1895 the decrease was sS,9s5, or 5S.6S per
cent.
In order to pay the expenses OF the cor
onation OF Kalakaua, 1t is proposed to
pledge the Kings personal credit. Mean
while, peacocks and turkey gobblers are
being robbed Of their feathers to make the
royal paraphernalia.
The Church Of England has an income
Of "a, APE, 900. Ofthis, Episcopal and Cathe'
dral officials receive GS49,57l. The patron
age Of 1862 benefces, with an income Of
81 ,5l3, O92, is ecclesiastical and collegiate
that Of S45, with an income Of G297, S45, be-
longs to the Executive; and that Of S52l,
with an income Of E2,7l0,95S, to private
patrons.
One Of the Democratic leaders in the
lower house Of the Indiana Legislature Is
Horace Heirren. Twenty years ago, the
Warsaw Times says, he confessed that he
had been concerned in an attempt to as
sassinate Governor Oliver P. Morton, and
to obstruct in every way possible the
efforts Of the State to aid the General
Government in putting down the Rebel
lion.
The Massachusetts Democrats have be
gun their campaign for 1888 early. 1t is
already being pushed vigorously. They
are building their hopes Of success largely
upon the probable course Of the Prohibi'
tionists. With ten or twelve thousand
votes drawn off by a temperance ticket
and with the aid otthe Butler Republicans
again, the road to Democratic success |.
believed TO be an easy one.
The resolution which was presented in
the Massachusetts, Legislature to print
10000 extra copies OF the Governor But
ler's message, on the ground that the de,
mand for it is unusually large, has melted
me Boston Herald to investigate the claim
1t was learned from the members Of the
Legislature that they had not yet exhaust
ed their supply, many ofthem having been
unable to get rid OF single copy.
A woman went to Michigan clergy
man for advice as to business venture
and implicitly followed the directions
which be did not hesitate to give. The
result vas disastrous. She now sues him
for 1900, that being the amount OF the
damage which his bad counsel caused
His defense is that, while his profession
made him an expert in spiritual affairs
the woman had no excuse for relying upon
his judgment in business matters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-01
QUE POPULATION.
A Comfortable Kate OF Increase and
what It Means.

American Agricultural.
The population Of the United States has
been growing al such comfortable rate
that il has doubled about once In twenty
i've years, and good citizens who have fall
en- into the habit Of regarding this as a
normal growth, have come 10 believe that
this sort Of, thing is to continue, and that
the doubling is TO 90 on through all time.
Yet there Is limit to this growth, fortu.
nately, and to the room in which 1t would
disport itself. A little attention TO the
figures will show US that, at the present
rate Of progress, the population Of the
Union would be eight hundred millions in
i9S0,t and sixteen hundred millions in
zoos, or about the time OF the next
transit OF Venus. The amount OF smoked
glass required 10 accommodate the eyes OF
the faces upturned TO this phenomenon, at
that remote day, would probably equal the
area OF some, OF the States. 1t is well to
curb the aspirations OF our national pride
by disposing Of some Of these decisions OF
hope, and 10 bring our faith in the future
within more reasonable limits. Professor
Proctor has undertaken the task, and he
shows that in exactly 5l7 years, the popu-
lation OF the United States, progress
ing at the present rate,' would fur
nish four persons TO each square
yard OF surface for all the seven mil.
lion square miles Of the habitable part Of
North America. In 6l7 years, more than
the entire surface Of the globe would be
occupied In the same way. Prof. Proctor
further shows that at the low rate OF one
and half per cent increase per annum,
which is about the present rate OF growth
| in England, 1t would require but llSS years
| to pack the earth's surface with these
human sardines; yet the period named
is but a mere nothing in the cycle
OF history. One thing is very certain,
that long before this crowded condition
could be developed, the earth would cease
to be inhabited, either within or without
the United States. One OF the most CON-
Portable considerations in the whole mat.
| ter, is thatth who come after us will see
the problem worked out under the same
code OF natural laws by which the present
state OF things has been reached, even
though that code initiates against the man.
ifest destiny Inspirations Of a patriotic people.
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Mr.. Gladstone is pictured by the White
hall RerieD as a statesman who never for
gets nor forgiyes.
Mr.. w. H. Vanderbilt prefers the real
luxuries Of his New York home to the pos
sible pleasures OF a ride in drawing room
car over snow bound Western railroads,
and he has postponed his journey to the
Yellowstone until better weather.
The Prince OF Wales, at the urgent solicit
tation Of the Princess, is said to be using
his influence to modify the cruel sport of
pigeon.shooting, as at present conducted,
BY the substitution Of tera.cOtta pigeons
for the living birds; and there are hints of
social boycotting in case sportsmen persist
in the old method.
Thelate (P. E,) Bishop Talbot, Of Indian
apolis left characteristic will, consisting
principally Of a vigorous re-affirmatiOn Of
his faith. He bequeathed his fine theolog.
ical library, some works Of art and the
bonds given him for arrears OF salary,
amounting to about 5000, to his success
sor in the episcopacy.
Cetewayo landed at Port Durnford on
January 10th, and found to his disappolnt-
ment only about fifty Kaffirs waiting to
greet him, instead Of the throngs he had
expected. Next day he. began his journey
toward Ulundi. He treated Mr.. stepstOne
with marked disrespect, and acted 50
haughtily toward every one as to excite
much comment
The Emperor Francis Joseph, of Austria,
evidently appreciates the value of good
example. When the Postal Savings Bank
system went into force in that country, on
January 18th, he had the first account
hook issued to himself, and deposited a
sum Of money in the Postotfice Bank, thus
emphatically setting the seal .ot his ap
nroyal upon the system, and inviting his
people 70 habits olthritt,
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Catholics will pay the debt at any cost to
themselves. Il will be gigantic enter.
prise, but It will be noble one. When
the proper authorities reach this decision
the mass Of the people will quickly respond
In the words Of Shakespeare, Master, 90
on, and will follow thee TO the last gasp
with truth and loyalty" and the cause Of
religion be advanced, not In Catholic
ranks only, but in every church on the
continent,
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Good ., 9 10 diamonds.
Exchange,

In recent performance at savory The
atre, London, the head.dress Of fairy
shone with an electric star, the light beinl
furnished by an accumulation carried up
on the fairy's back. sit is dangerous" say
the Echo, ito put on the role Of the
prophet, but sooner or later, as an electric
star can dwarf into insigniGcance and palt
riness the grandest parure of diamonds
that ever issued from mine, some lady
probably American-will electrify and
rouse the envy OF her sisters by appearing
at one OF our theatres with q head.dress o.
such stars. Managers might admit such
visitors free for illuminating purposes"
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WHEN you feel life is a burden, and nothing
you try seems to ease your dyspepsia, find 1
sure relief In Browns Iron Bitters. D4v
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DIED.

MoRRIsoN-on Wednesday, January 81, 1883. at
| Gas A, ~. PAUL NEsTBROOK, son Of Chay. g. and
Agnes J. Morrison, aged months and &c days.
Funeral from the residence Of Mrs. Florence S.
Park, 1l09 UhaplIne street, on Friday morning at 10
o,rInnk Interment urIyate
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

The next session beglns SEPTEMBER 6ih, lsl
Ten Separate schools, including School Of Hlao1
anu sChoo Of Eng.ith. Full coureS In Law ~
larged faculties for study Of Physical sCience ~
Scientific Agriculture; completely equipped chr
icAl labratoTy. Thorough cOurtcS In Alcieli I'd
Modern Languages and literature. Text bookIl
cost. Necessary expenses not over Sls0. FOt az
alogue and other Information address
W. L. WILSON, President
ans MOrPnntnwn W. "a
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THAT poor bedridden, invalid wife, sister
mother, or daughter, can BIO made the pic
ture OF health by few bottles Of Hop Bitters
VIII you let them suffer- when so easily
curedl TThs&V
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a CARD,

To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
dircretlons Of youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss OF manhood, &c. will send recipe that
viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send seltAddreEed envelope TO the
REV. JosEPH T. IrNAY. Station D. New York City.
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