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HAIL or CAMPBELL, Lopez, No. Ii5. !
MARSHALL, SEARcY Co, ARK,
-.abar 2s. 1889.

BRo. j. L. PowER, GR4AG sRcRETARY
By order of Campbell Lodge, yots ..sre -
quesled to notify all the subordinate
Lodges ia the State Of man BY the name
Of G. II. Benton, who has been travelling
through the Northern States, and who i
fraud. He has papers Of recommends
ton from this, fCampbelil Lodge, with the
sal Of the Lodge attached, and signed BY
me w. ~. and Secretary Of the Lodge OF
recent date and he also claims to be Sher-
e oe Deputy Sheriff Of this county, all Of
Wnleh = false, from the fact that there
never Eas man Sheriff or Deputy Sheriff
q this county, By the name OF q. II. Ben
.oni and how he came 10 possession Of the
aggression Of our Lodge seal Is something
cannot understand. / have received
letters from different Lodges and brothers !
y me Northern States il regard 70 bis
fraudulent acts. The last time that heard |
rom him Waa at Wartrace, Tennessee. II
SENS that he has struck out for the South
y states. ! have written to several Of the
srAna Secretaries 81 the Northern States
3 regard % him. and write you this that
1ou may be on the lookout for him.
kralernnlly yours,
w C. ftleTrrnERuT. Secretary.
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7r,a5la 4. Yasoo City.

4 strest fight occurred at Ya1Oo City
aioad9y eveaing. in which two Of the
P5ssy .hr0saers AID another white man
Killed by 4 negro. This negro vas
w..likss yesterday. W. 81. Foote,
Rvcaae Colleetor. and several
artiel ars andsr arrest Is impli-
Is the aTair. We are nnable toob.
arsAer particulars.
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DEAR AND DUMB INsTTTUTE,
JACKSON. DEC. IS. 1888.

EDITORS CLARION: The enclosed let
ter has been carefully read and, to me,
contains nothing new. The whole mat
ter has been submitted to the Governor
and the Board of Trustees, who appointed
a committee to investigate these charges
made By Mr.. Morse, at my suggestion, e
the Board. DR.. Hunter wrote to Mr.
Morse, for that committee, and said the
Board endorsed my management OF tbs
Institute. / have no objections to 1T
qualifications. refer you to Gov. Lowry
Yours truly, ]. r. DoBYNs,
Supt. d. & ID. I.
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70 any address to the end of the Legisla-
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December 3ls., 1884 Send in your
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SENATOR GEORGE, on 10th, introduced
a bill to release the American Baptist
Home Mission Society from the condi-
tons of the sale of the Marine Hospital
building and grounds at Natchez, which
was referred TO Judiciary Committee
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G1h,crintion Renewals.

\ large number of subscriptions tc
TAE CLARION expire during this and
naxs month. We shall send specia
circular - each, and hope all vii
promptly renew for 1884.
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TIE letter of our Washington cores
pendent, RErsi.L, will be read with
special interest. He is in position to
be well informed of what is transporting
at the National Capital, and We hope he
will send us every week the result of
his observations.
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uE. NELSON NJ. MYER, of Smith
county, IS 4 candidate for Clerk of the
House. He was an assistant clerk last
session, AL wa con2limentel for eff
efencv
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Tsv Subscribers.

Col. VIM. Handy sent US last week
the names Of eleven new subscribers at
Canton. Mr.. VIM G. Walker is making
considerable ad litions to our Sea Coast
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IHE Aberdeen Examiner, whose editor
= n Washington, makes the following
statement which Il highly crsditable 20
the modesty and dignity Of our imme-
data representative:
The scramble l5t appolnlmen1 e Chair
4anshlpg 81 Committees 81 the houee q
eFtoaenAatiEao unprecedented, and
strangely enough II many caaes chsrSe-
.efazeA ~ Che dem nd for pisces for Which
re applicants als totoriously disqualified.
We ere glad e ics that The mem1tfs ol
1Ne +is.lssipfl egation ere iek,n8 70
part e lnle rnse Nrc1lieI tnqnfa PET /
.eFN their leII1st may cost inem t4t fp' /
.,I91e o which several e them a.N tH' I
|ANH1 ~ virtue long service and ttn'
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.ssss AL omoial Particulars.
81. r bari Lawrv, Jackson :

s.. Rabsr1 Lowry, Jackson
ao Grrv. ne 28s-Ths Beard 81
nh Alieralen af Yg1ne City. n
esassasf. on this 25lit Day af De
Is s.. u914 full in4eati Salion q
II 1 S / 10 The 4 o,or1ble din.
szs cisr. 81 N1na - sight The
5l. IainttIn1 ID he dealh a
tf.lsl r. fno s. our
*. ..s3 e5ssi + 8 Isa-ci fi<sns. dscIaFs thar
||.s5.i5r s s 'ie + - Il s.f 5 personel
80 fstrssn Joka E P3se4 and
44z 81 f|.1s The fr'snls 8. both
r5 .lf..fzI iss,a The con1Iel. t1'
eIE1 S party q tie array
EatEa| Mayer.
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4ATE are aathoriEed 10 aunoano, GEOR6E I.
~ POTTER, Of Hiads county a. 4 eAndids D
- s@szsaat-at-Arras Of the nsxt Houss Of Repre-
ssni1iITss, January, lisa.
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A COOP many of our subscribers will
find it convenient to send their renewals
for 1881 by members of the Legisla-
ture.
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S v sEs aatheFszsd e anzoaros FRAScIs A.
=. tOLFF, Of Tippah County, e 4 8 eaeSidsse
- 0szss-ss-as-A<nas e - ssastE
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Il r 7re aut8orizsd - Rnnonnce CHARLES r
II tEEkLL. JK, u GRENADA eounty. a. 4 can
a lsie tF osFss-ntzt-Arms VI the House Of Esprs-
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~ LER Of alaas eoaatV. a. : esadIfees lar
$3.50 g tie otaes .; Sapeflatsadsnt Mississippi
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X z ar authorised 70 snnouzs, I. ]. Noourx
Sos, q Aonros county, As : sandidsfs for
= 1910 y tas s14ss Of szpsrzatandant HississiD-
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are authorized % annoanos s n AeIS-
~ TpsH. u Lake e2aRty, as candidate f6i
81 a. Tat ArHs 81 lbe u9uss Of Representatives
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Tor 4a.",

ara authorized - announce NELSON 81
~ III @. saith Comfy. ss a candidate loi
C.ssz e iie House,
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EDIE0ns CLARION Ihers - several
worthy geutlemen aspiring for the p0sition
81 eanl-as- Arms AZ The House, but
n0ne more - than AEr Fl. 81. Yaiden. 81
Carroll The wFEter has knoun him for
rn1ny Years. ard kheElose slcaks from
kr81Iedre 81 hfm obtained hon = insf-
a ale acq nainlance 1Er. Walden j. strictly
n1teF. qniek = ncEioa eei ely fnln1lri-
ona. and lhesouFl knnNle1e.
e euch dnlles IS are sd oron tie
bent &C fls Oh e e > tieh - lire1
Il s Grail slue q As IIiieI.Ia g n1S isaf
~ HIS 1lxoaE rl = e The q.
la1lki61e atsa WEJe1 - kaoNn
t1z e Safe ~ ~ Ell id
ncl'ee Al hES atNlF Ehe
IeI ze g e Il HIN
Ni ~ M "a 81
F ae1E hlN 81
S1Es
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The Household department consumed
during the year ending 1st inst, such
items as
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TuE cLagsos aud either Of ths following Jour
mails = - sen, 70 any a1Iress one year for e. 80:
Nsr 'r'ssus Times lernoerat. g 8
is4Ufs, 5s L0ster Journal -................. s.
SEES {ork o. Sly Herald -. 3
Nsr Gark Weeks sun ......-.................. 5
Am-f.san aar.eutursi. y. Y.................... s.
journal ei tsrcaifure aud American Stock
isre-s.eF, - -....-. s.
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PRoF. w. 81. MAGRuDER, of the chair
of English in the A. & NJ. College
passed through the city for Canton last
week. He viii spend his holidays
thsre
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Do Nor neglect to read an editorial
from the Chicago Tribune published in
the last column OF thu first page.
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Examination for Appointments in
the Departments az Washington.

4
EDfToRs CLARION; For tho informa
ton of those interested, and in reply tc
numerous inquiries, am authorized to
state that competitive examination,
under the United States Civil Service
Commission, of candidates for clerk.
ships in tho Government Departments
at Washington from Mississippi, will be
held at Jackson about The 10Th of Feb.
ruary, 1881. Persons wishing to be ex
amined should send to tho Civil Ser.
vice Commission, at Washington, D. c.,
for blank application papers and the
rules, which will giye all the directions
necessary. E. BARKsDADE.
The Civil Service Commission gives no.
tice that at some date between the 10Th slap
OF January aud the Goth DAY Of February
next examinations for she Departmental
Civil Service viii Be held ia the States of
Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi
and Florida, II sufficient applicants ap-
pear. There viii be two grades q exanai.
nation. Success in the lover grade unali-
iea the applicant for an appointment II a
salary OF 5000 year, with no promise al
promotion; success ii ths higher, an ap-
pointment At salary Of 81 900 or 81. 200
4 year aud promotion 10 The higher grades
and salaries according to the practice gov
erning the Departments Tbs loWer ex 8
aminations viii exsend hnt little beyond
penmanship. Copying, orthagEapisv and
ihe fundamental rules nf arithmefir but
the higher will, ii addition, include inter
>esi. discount, the elements OF h0sk keeping
and aeconnis, the elements 81 the EngIish
language, lelserswriliag. tha proper eon
sirnction Of sentences tagelhsF with fhr
elements Of the geography. history and
rorernuaenf Of the United States Esery
person wishing @ take part ia either e
lheeo grades 81 examination must make
his Or her appticalion ursn s hlkpks hitch.
l016tIfe< with ellpy 1t The Civil Service
fIlIt1 olII te Esal g these Who shall r.
quest thea II giod faith ~ lsltsr Address.
- Is tie Civil ifefri6e C1laas i<zfons WaSIi-
in2Ibn. q G. TI.S application paper caf-
l1i8s directions rs Is use ApeIic4nls. 81
So many Ql thsm a can fonfeUIfaIIE s.
eEsni1ed q the sane Hoe. NisI q order
81 he receptions 81 stEIE 4|,lllie..Ioa rfs
rsss - Ih> Com is.'la. g. .az,f
.,<,s * The IiH1 f r|et1 s. IN Is
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.Notx ef 74lks 81 TcasEfag, Ceres 81
rancis II Parkv- Reaortad ~ Lesia
e Payfrisdge. No T6rts s. r RfL
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This Z book Tor teachara, and for stu-l
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Ther frll0u n order, ons talk prslininar5
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Daisy Grrcn. By MTs. lSusie 4. Bisbee, Bee
ton: d. L9throP & Co. Price SOC.
All fond mothers, treasure up in theil
memories the quaint sayings aud mis-
chievous pranks of their little ones. bui
few OF them ever get time 70 embalm then
in book Mrs. Bishee has been fortunate
enough, however, to have the opportunity
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Some of the stories are very funny, an
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traordinary things here chronicled. tn
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herself.
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LLUIsLAlITg Ax0USCGMENTs.

Wsdnasday. December &c. 1883.
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-03-09
An Interesting Account
STONE IN THE BLADDER EXPELLED BY UsISa
DE-. KENNEDy's FAvoRIrE REMEDY"

STONE IN THE BLADDER EXPELLED BY UsISG
De. KENNEDYs FAvoRIrE REMEDY"
Mr.. 8. w. Hicks, OF Pleasant Valley, Dutch
ess Co., N. Y, the son OF MIR. 4. s. Hicks,
whose name may have appeared in this journal
in connection with an article similar TO this,
was. like his father, afflicted with Stone in the
Bladder, only that his case was more serious
than his fathers. On the appearance OF the
disease the father advised the son to write to
DIR. David Kennedy, OF Rondout, N. Y, who, he
said, would tell him what to do. DIR. Kennedy
replied. suggesting the use OF e Kennedvs Fa :
vonte Remedy" which had worked 80 success
fully in the fathers case. Mr. Hicks, who had
been assured by the local physlcians that H. ey
could do nothing more for him, tried "Favorte
Remedy at venture. After two weeks use
OF 1t he passed stone "a OF an inch long and
or the thickness OF pipe-stem. Since then
he has had no symptoms OF the return OF the
trouble. Here Is a sick man healed. What
better results could have been expected? What
greater benefit could medical science confer !?
The end was gained; that Is surely enough.
DR.. Kennedy assures the public, by a reputa-
ton which he cannot afford to forfeit or i'm
peril, that the "Favorite Remedy" does invig-
crate the Blood, cures Liver, Kidney and Blad-
der complaints, as we'll as all those diseases
and weaknesses peculiar to females. DIR.
kennedy's Favorite Remedy" for sale by all
druggists
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Thousands Say 80.

Mr.. Il. w. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes
~ never hesitate to recommend your Electric
Bitters to my customers, they give entire
satisfaction and are rapid sellers Electric
Btters are the purest and best medicine
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regulate the bowels. No family can afford
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dreds of dollars in doctors bills every year.
Sold at fifty cents bottle by Duncombe,
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The possibilities of electricity are appar-
emily boundless, ind almost every day brings
some new invention for its application to use
full purposes. One of the latest of these is
the Portable Electric Lighter, which is now
manufactured in this city, and which is ex-
hibited at No. 80 Water street. This is in
effect small chemical battery. occupying a
space of five square inches and weighing but
five pounds with all its fittings. BY pressing
upon a knob the current is produced, a strip of
platinum is heated TO incandescence and light
is instantaneous This can be carried from
room to room and placed upon the desk or
table. At slight additional expense it can
be so arranged as to ring an alarm or signal
bell or to light Gas in any part of the house.
The continuance is novel, simple, convenient
and cheap.--Bo,t0n Courier.
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A Birthday Visit.

Another of those pleasant reunions, in
which the farmers along the territorial road,
in the vicinity of Paw Paw, sometimes in
dulge. occurred at the residence of James
Bale, on the 27th ult., that being Mr.. BIS
55th birthday. The wife and daughter
planned the visit as a surprise, and no little
ing suspicion. When a man insists upon
using the barrel in which are imprisoned
On the morrow, it needs some presence of
mind to cajole him into the belief that some
thing else will answer the purpose, without
creating suspicion that there is an Interior
purpose beyond. Luckily for the ladies of
the household, Mr.. Bales willingness to
please his wife was stronger than his sus-
picion, or it might have been hard to explain
why those chickens were shut up in barrel.
Mr.. j. j. Woodman drove up early after
dinner, left his wife at the house, and went
over to the farm that Mr.. Bale had recently
purchased. to buy some corn of Geo. Gould.
Here he found the victim busy around the
barn and brought him back, as innocent of
an ambush as it is possible for a man TO be.
Several cutters thronged the yard, and more
people coming. Light suddenly dawned up
on his mind. He could now account for
those missing pulets, and the urgency for
more baking powder. The pantry had been
a secret chamber, and the cellar patrolled for
several days. The more nonplused he seem
ed, the greater seemed the delight of the
guests Their arrivals filled the house, and
gave him no time to ponder the uncertain
ties of life. surprised man does not re.
cover from his amazement suddenly, and
when he was ushered into the parlor and
confronted with the gift of an elegant hang.
ing lamp and book stand presented by bis
friends, his usual felcitous speech almost
forsook him. In a dazed sort of condition
he sat down to contemplate the gifts, when
f.. b. Welch came forward and laid upon the
stand n Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, q
personal gift in appreciation of his endeavors
AZ n citizen to promote and elevate the
standard of morals, to assist in every public
enterprise, where his ability was always fell
and priced. This last magnificent gift SC
handsomely presented. seemed utterly to
confound him-he could only look his
thanks.
"There's a language that's mute, there's a
silence that speaks.
There is something that cannot be told
He found words at last TO inquire If tho
light and the dictionary were meant as sug.
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We have just received the January num-
Der of Perry's Musical Magazine; it contains
16 pages of beautiful music for Voice. Piano
or Cabinet Organ. At sheet music prices,
the music in this number alone would cost
one dollar and sixty cents. In order that
musicians may examine copy of this valu-
able Magazine, he publishers, a. w. Perry
d Son, Sedalia, No., will send a sample copy
to any address on receipt of 15c in Postage
Stamps, or if you will send them good list
of names Of people who have Piano or
Organ, they will send you sample copy free
of charge. The subscription price to this
Magazine for one year, is Sl.5O. For this
small sum of money the subscriber viii re-
ceive during the year over $4,000 worth of
the latest and best music published.
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gestions, If 40, he should aim TO become en-
hghtened and instructed by both. This
calm did not last there was soon breeze
of congratulations, in the midst of which
little tables were distributed, and, seated
around them in congenial groups, the happy
company partook of a splendid collation. of
eatables, a definite description of which, your
correspondent is unable to give. fork, in
such an emergency, is more congenial
implement than pencil, and lay aside the
latter with less regret than the former.
A. G. q.
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/" UNDER THE WEATHER.

How many people drag through life about
half i'll, never really sick, but always miserable
and dong their work IN lIstIess, reluctant
way. 1t dulls the keen edge OF pleasure aud
kills the zest OF living. All this results from
impure blood. A bottle of DR.. Kennedy's "Fa-
vorite Remedy" will transform such sufferers
into new creatures by cleansing the blood and
tonlng up the system. Hundreds are now liy-
ing healthy and happy lives who never knew a
"~ell day" till they took DR.. Kennedys ga
vorite Remedy"
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ssOO REWARD.

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Indigestion, Constipation or Costiveness we
cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills,
when the directions are strictly complied with.
They are purely Vegetable, and never fail TO
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Druggists. Beware of counterfeits and imita-
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Seek No Further.

1t is said an old philosopher sought an hon
est man with lighted lantern, and humanity
has since been seeking an hocest medicine by
the light of knowledge. 1t has at length found
it in DR.. Jones Red Clover Tonic, which cures
all diseases or the blood, removes pimples, and
acts promptly upon the liver and urinary or
gans. Only 80 cents bottle, to be had at
Duncombe, Stearns q Co.
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Wide Awake Druggists.

Messrs. Duncombe, Stearns Il Co. are al
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their line. They have secured the agency
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Sold on positive guarantee. Trial bottles
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