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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
Old newspapers at twenty-five cents per
hundred at the Dispatch counter.

Having bought the entire stock n BOOTS
SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., in the house formerly occu-
pied by Carlton i Co.. corner Tenth and Main
streets. at a sacrifice. will offer IL 10 the public
at grcatly.reduced prices for the present. la a
few weeks we Will rcplenish and offer all hrst-
class, we.a.sorted stock at fair prices. In addi'
ton to rcsdy-made work, we Intend To make en-.
tom work feature. This Will, however, be only
Of the finest grades. THEODORE +. BoscHEN
will he IN charge Of custom department. and FOL
the present will have charge Of the stock now II
store. HERMAS bOsCiES hh"ihhH'
Tenth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

send vour address TO swift specific Company,
D,,w.r Q. Atlanta. Ga. for an interesting treatise
an plood AND skin diseases, which they will mail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &C.

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. &C.
NEW DRY-GooDs HOUSE.
OMY FRIENDS AID TIE PUBLIC.
Ibeg to announce that on the 2otb day Of Oeto-
her I shall open at s13 EAST BROAD sTREET
formerly Thomas starke & SOM
A NEW DRY-GOODs HOUSE,
with complete and choice line Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Such portion of the DRY-GOODs TRADE Of
Richmond and vicinity as 1t shall be my good for
tune to secure, shall earnestly ondeavor both to
merit and retain by fair dealing, eonsiderats al
tsntlon to the wants and wishes Of my customers,
Low PRICES,
and courteous attendance upon all
Gratefully appreeiatlng all fayors shown me in
my former capacity as salesman respectfully re-
quest a continuance Of same in my nev position.
Respectfully,
&C o.sodfw 4. +. CORDEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

Public speakers and singers find Is. IL
Douglass a. Sons Capsicum Cough-Drop'
sure remedy for hoarseness,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
ENcIn-lNt IICtH.tt UI NIIV
CLAY COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE
COMPANY

W. F.LETT. Presidents:
j, W. kATEs, beneral Manager;
q. W. PALMER, secretary: ,
SANDS, LEAkE & CARTER, 'ounsei'
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GENERAL OFFICES:
1214 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VA
CARPETS. OILCLOTHs, &c.

CARPETS AND OiL-CLOriiS.-I have
Y lust received my fall stock of goods. .Ah.
and HOLLANDS, and CORNICEs and poLhs
LACE and DANAsk CURTAINS. PAPEk-
HANGISGS Of all styles, which am onerihs Al
low prices.
All orders promptly attended dto:,,,os %:
1911 east Main street,
oc Ann Richmond. Va,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
WOOD AND COAL.

THE BEST ANTHRACITE AND
i SPLINT COAL In she city. and perfectly
clean No. LUMP COAL, 1913; WOOD. Iona,
sawed, aud kindling, at lowest prices for cash.
Head Of Broad street, corner Norton, and loOo
Cary street , ~ man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
MOTHERS FRIEND i!
A PRECIOUS BOON TO WOMAN
WORDS or PRAISE.

uo.t earu.s,iy cntroat every female needing
sueh remedy 10 use Mothers Reliet Conn'cd
with tds enirsaiy l will add that during lops
ohstc,rlcal practice tfcrty-four years) have
D,vcr known u 10 fail TO produce the intended
,c,,A n. .. HOLMES, NJ. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
BErNswIcK, Ca jane 20, 1854


4 GOp->TND.
have hsd rheumatism for forty years. aud have
l4eu r,ncel with a few bottles Of :. :. ;. con-
sIdorita God.Scnd 60 the afflicted.
!. h. WALLER.
THOVSOS. "a. August Is. 1S>f. oc 3-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
FURNITURE. CARPETS. STOVES, &c

FUKNITURE. CARPETS. STOVES, &c.
}. II. RoTIERr. Y. \. .l, nELbMAN, h,.,,s,
DOTHERT X co"
sos EAST BROAD STREET,
have now in stock one Of lie most complete and
varied aseortuents or
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
OH-CLOTHs,
RUGS,
DHUGGETs,
STOVES &C.,
over exbibitedl in Richmond. which they Offer to
the public AZ Baltimore prices.
Having increased their force Of clerks, they are
now prerarod to give every one attention.
We hope that those ladies who during the rush OF
last week len without bcing waited on will accept
our apology and call again.
cENlEMRER TIE BROAD-sTREET CASE
| AND INsTALMENT FURNlTURE-HOUsE
ROTHERT co.
sos EAST BROAD STREET.
| BALTIMORE STORE, 2l7 TO 22l BALTl
MORE STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

DURKrH's SALAD DRESSING ANB COLD MEAT
SAUCE IS made from the freshest, purest, aud
choicest condiments obtainable. In using 1t,
waste, labor, anxiety, and disappointment are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, IOs A. NJ, household fu


JAS. NACDOUGALL, lOs n. NJ hou~eloid lur-
DEMUCRATlC HEADQUARTERS,
1902 MAIN STREET,
fosE DOOR BELOW THE PLANTERS BASK.l
ORGANIZATIONS OF THE CITY DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE:
sUPFRINTENDENr:
JOHN y. CARY.
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT:
II. II. SMITH, JR.
SECRETARY:
W. ID. CHE>TERMAN.
TREASURER:
JOURDAN ". MAERI.
sERGEANT-AT-ABMs:
j. q. MOSS.
WARD sUPERINTENDENTs.
MARSHALL: W. :. CATLErT
JtFFERsON; l.. {. FlGG; ,r
MADISON GEORGE MCD. BLAKE.
MONROE +. \. CATLlN. -
JNCksON CHARLES BLACKBURN.
CLAY: Il. Il. RAL>TON.
MEMBERSHIP CITY COMMITTEE.
MARsuALL WARD: j. d. Whitehead, Philip
O'Neill W. :. Catlett, Henry MetIger,M VI ;. Bnrch.
JEFFRRsoN MAED; "eoree ,,insoni Ia ", sonn T.. ~
MADISON WARD John B. cary } ,mes Mc'iraw
James 7. Ferriter, Jourian ". Maury, "eorge
Med. Blake.
MONROE WARD: II. NJ. smith, Jr., Percy Gray
| T. II. Fllett, \. &. Porter, T.. 4. Cntlin.
JACKSON WARD Robert McCarty. Nlillain -
| GOOde, Dennis Wren, Charles Blackburn julius
LOih. =, o,
CLAY WARD. John z. Hankins, d. VI. Quarles,
| X. X. Ralston. ". \. sublett, l.. ;. Edwards.
DEMOCRATIC WARD CLUBS HEADQUAR-
TIERS.
| NarshaIl Ward: Club-HOUse. Twenty-nfth street.
| J.fcr-0n Ward over Frsyser's drugstore, sew
| snt.enth and Main streets.
| Madison Ward: 9l4 east Broad street.
| Monroe Ward: 305 Broad street up-stairs'
| Jackson Ward Club, No. l, comprising First
| second, and Third precincts; headquarters. No.
| ZIG north second strect-William ;. Jinkins In
| charge: Major {. Il. Bigger, president. -,
| Jackson Ward Club, No. 2. comprising fout,n
| preeisct; headquarters. No. .- north seventeenth
| street,. j. Riley, president
Apply Al City Headquarters, 1907 Main street
| 10 Mr. ID. Il. JONES, clerk In charge, or to Waru
| headquarters, a. above. for information snou'
transfers. registration, &C., &C. oc I-'w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

IN If'''"E
| was attacked last winter with intammatory
rhsuma;ism of.evcrc typc-mv first serious Illness
,tpee 1876. I had various Kinds Of trtaimcni-
with only temporary partial relief. After seven
wceksI was reduced IN weight thirty-fye pounds
had no strength nor appetite, and was growing
weaker every day. In this condition began Swift's
specific. and in three days began 10 improve and
IN thrtt weeks was free from disease and mp at
tsndins 90 my regular business. My appetite re-
turned, and ! rapidly gained my nc>h. have
waited this long To he certain that my cure was
ornament {. Z. GOODYEAR,
Attorney a. Law.
BRUNSWICK, "a, Jane 26, 1854
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

4 lAdv rrom one Of the counties Of aiddlc
ceoisia writes: 81 have disposed Of all the No
,hcr's Friend yon sent ne, and am delighted
whit. In cy,rv instance where II has hccn usod
81, eeccis have been an tlst l could ash. con-
sdcr q a great blessing"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
LFwiS.S FINE ART GALLERY.

4 fu1 assortment of ENGRAVINGS, PAINT
NCs. aud AIER.COLOgs now on hand
and 20 le odd al low fsurcs;
sSIO PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES from '2jc ~
VERDI;
EAsELs. CABINETS, MIRRORS, IN Plush and
Bronze:
PICTURES FRAMED IN every style-Gold, Com
positlon, Bronze, and natural woods
hdl assortment Of ARTIST SUPPLIES and
sTt.nfys. Al l.. LEwIs's,
c.2 ql2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

THE DISPATCH JoB-PRINTING HOUSE Is thor
oughly equipped TO do all kinds Of BOOK AND
JoB-PRINIISG at the shortest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
ITO TIE PUBLIC.
ME TELEPHONK.


.Sos'LsrR Bal Telepk.A, ard Tslegrdph gon-
1,any, u. l. Carson, Esq, SCcTddry, Nfc lOTE:
Dear slr.-In reply 70 your letter on the subject
of s Infrinces.~ reg - say Mat this company
owns The lStter--pstsut granted ALEXANDER
GRAHAM BELL March 7. 1916, No. l544t1, and
January 50, 1877. No. ls6,7e7. -.
81 Electric speaking Telephones infringes the
rtgtts secured 20 by the above patents ana feu-
der each individual user of Itleph2hs' @ n0' s,
nishsd Nv ne or our Licensees r.ponsihle lnf suC.'
unlawful u1s, aud all tie consequence thertoi'
and liable 20 suit therefor. We ARE now pro~eSu-
trE suit FOR Infringement against parnts using
such instruments OF Participating m such u-t'
lf you teare " Dc 50 you can make this lttNr
ruhic. notification aud warning 10 all such
THO. N.VAIL., Gencral Manager.
Neinvite attention 20 the following points:
I. No Electric Speaking Telephone can be tdR-
fuIly usi except thOsc Issued by the American
Bsii IelcI bone Company.
.. IfTsons using iufrisging Instrument or IN
ye,tiIg in enterlrises for theiT promotion, lucsr
terlous risK Il trouble. loss. aud damage
3. II any otsoE Telephone hid illegal sistus. thr
estahisl sHt - . second telephone eNchfhSr pa
this city would b. positive dl>adyantage - The
TIE evaius % 4 telephone exchange consists Ia
the rumhs r of stations with which communication
can tc hs1 from a1y one of them. With i've ct-
tNcharge- u e-auai size IN cii' one can tA,s y
only lalf Us many stations from one point As ~ al
were IN one exchange. Hence. every business-mAn
would D. Obliged e. belong to two exchanges, pls
leVt in order. or without half The facilities FUR
Nl-hrf ~ a single exchange.
:. iflegsl rigl L should he acquires - tny other
ts.f,h,a ~. TIE present compauie- being then ahle
g. oftain On strmests a. chesply = any. can. M
tlclr e1po7encs snd other faciiiirs. serve the
public more advantage olsly Than ahy hc" coi"Pa-
nY can. ,
Telephone Exchange iu ihis eliv is one of
tlc la-ge,; in th- south Numbering nearly -FOUR
hundred .utscrhers. The cOmUaiy has spent
much money IN estahli-hing ana developing H.
ard i- ln~ g;lgrd. a. great expense, lh is 'ulr
rt.rval. with new aud i'm proved apparatus. WHICH
wf'f MAKE ine Richmond ENchauge second 20 none
iu tie I OBJ ~ Stale.
lie" ~ system used here i1 the best method
81 t,rtrs'-orfct service known and j. ~ same as
cost iu New NOrh t2l0 per wear. The 2rlc'
fl1rrfI here are NgrT rtta1lthlc fnr iht service
Itv .u..- .-rrters VII te Welcomed. ke.pscHulY'
J. ". CREWS Manager.
C.F.NcCrVTR, District yeruiendent.
Etrfunf.d. october. 1854. &C j->u.TuNThSt
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TELEPHONE COMPANY.
,y,HE CLAY soUTHERNTELEPHONE
COMPANY.

y
THE CLAY SOUTHERN TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
INCORPORATED UNDEk THE LAWS OF
THE STATE Of NEW YORK.
Exclusive llcensee OF the
CLAY COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE
COMPANY
for the states of Missouri, Maryland. virginia,
West Virginia, North Carolna, south Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama. Mississippi, Louisiana,
Florida, Texas, Arkansas, zad
Tennessee
WF.I LETT. President:
i. W. HATES, beneral hanageri
a.. w PALMER. Secretary:
SANDS, LEAkE CARTER, 'ounseL
GENERAL OFFICES:
1214 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
This company Is now preparing ~ buiid and
| sperate Telephone Exchanges IN tue civ oi hi.b-
s0nd aud other cities OF the southern sts.ss uues
the patents issued Henry Clay. electrician, ana
under which Telephone Exchanges are now OelnS
operated I'm Philadelphia and elsewhere:
This company offers Ieephofe-tAchtlHt ST"
vice and priyate-lihe outfits OF ELtClhiChl
| TELEPHONES on very favorable terms. and AZ
lusiness and private life within the resch OF ALL
Its patents are original aud secure; they are sn
| corsed by eminent counsel and guaranteed by tlsa
| parent company. &c co-i"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
HEALTH Is WEALTH.
DIR. Z. c. VESTS
NrRVF- Avn RPAIN-TREATMFNT

NERVE AND BRAIN-TREATMENT,
Guaranteed specific for Hysteria. Dizziness. Com
vfle0us. FITS. Nervous Neuralgia. Hetd1cne, NcrV-
ous ProstfatiOn cau-cd by the use OF alc9h9l or
tobacco. Wakefulness. Mental Depression, Soiiea
ing of the Brain resulting In insanity and caoliF
b. misery. decay. and DEATH, Premature Old Age
IO.s Of Power iu either ~eX. caused by oyer- Ner-
non Of the brain OF over-indulgence. Each box
contains one months treatment; Sl box or SIX
boxes for s5, sent by mall, preuaid, on receipt OF
price WE GUARANTEE SIN BONES 70 cure
any case. With each order received by Us Tor SAY
boxes. accompanied with -. we viii send the par
chaser Our written giEirsnte. 10 reiund the money
AZ ne treatment does not effect cure GuarAu-
tees issued only by JOHN G. WEST CO.,
S62 west Madison street
oroodRrlv Chicago, III
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-22
CLARION
WEDNESDAY. ocToBER p ~.
A wonan,s Wish.

Would were lying IN field Of clover,
OF clover cool ard soft, and soft and sweet,
With dusky clouds in deep skies hanging
And scented silence at my head and feet
Justfor one hour to slip the leash Of worry,
In eager haste from Thoughts impatient
And watch its eoursinr, in its beedless hurry
Disdaining Visions call or Duty's becki
Ali It were sweet where clover clumps are
meeting
And daisies hiding, so to hide and rest;
NO sound except my own hearts sturdy beat
Rocking itself to sleep within my breast
Just to he there. FLED with the deeper
breathing
That comes Of listening to wild birds
Our Eouirequires at times this fun unsheath-
All swords win rust if scabbsrd-kept too
long.
And am tired so tired Of rigid duty,
80 tired OF all my tired hands ind TO 90!
yearn, faint, for some Of hfe's free beau
Its loose beads with 10 straight string run
ming through
Az. laugh. If laugh you VIII, at my crude
But Women sometimes die of such a greed.
Die for the small Joys held beyond their
And the assurance they have all they needi
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-22
The Waiter FOrgave Him.

| A black waiter in a downtown res
| taurant, who wore white apron and
the air of an untamed Abyssinian
prince. held his long forefinger high
above his head and moved majestically
down the aisle between the tables in
advance of a crusty old gentleman with
fierce white whiskers and large nose
which looked like campaign exagger-
alton. The prince singled out chair for
his guest in an obscure corner, slammed
him into it and showed nearly half of
him under the table. Then he poured
out for the old gentleman an eighth of
a glass of water and stood up bill of
fare and napkin against the old gen
tlenan's shirt bosom. Having arrang-
ed these little matters to his own salts
faction, he inclined his ear haughtily to
catch any suggestion the old gentle
man might make regarding what he
would like for dinner.
..Waiter." gasped the princes victim
in great Indignation, what do you
mean by your COMPOUNDED rough treat
mcnt of meP'n
Yes. sab, very nice roas' beef to-
day replied the prince in q cold, dis
tant manner.
s''lYho said anything about roast
beef?" asked the victim, nearly choke
ing with rage, II say you are mighty
mean Niger. and I'll have you dis
charged.
You kin nab dat roas' beet, - said
the prince, kindly. jus as wen done
as you like.
you scoundrel, " said the victim in
dismay, cant you understand that
don't want any roast beefao
s.All right sah.n said the prince
cheerfully. IN bring it to yo' right |
away" And Of he started carrying |
his head very high.
..Come back, walled the despairing |
victim- Heres half dollar for ron.
If you' II Jake my order, and remember
that I'm your friend. y
The prince returned and stood by the i
old gentleman with mild, forgfYing
lock IN his interesting eyes. DE besf
meanin' oh folks git grumpy some
times. said he condescendinglY, SAN
| don't bear no bad feelin's agfn you,
eapting. deed don't =
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-22
A Girls swim.

The following is the substance of q
conversation of an ''old trader" be.
tween Queensland and some of the
Polynesian groups: There might be
some forty schooners go out on an av-
erage in the course of year to some
part or other of the southern seas.
Money is not yet understood BY most of
the islanders, though they are begin
ming to take particular notice of it.
What they generally get is tobacco.
pipes, calico, American axes, knives,
etc. Sometimes. too. ! fancy the
'.boys" we get are sold to US by others
who have captured them, and are glad
to get something for them. In few
instances we pick up people who are
running away from enemies. This is
not common, but / remember one case.
The boats were lying off an island in
the usual way, the first close BY the
beach with the cover boat little
way behind it, when beautiful young
woman plunged off point of rock into
the surf, and, after diving under the
heavy breakers, reached the smooth
water and soon had hold of the gum
vale of the first boat and sprung on
board In make and shape she was
one of the finest specimens of the hui
man race / have ever seen; her feat
ures small and exceedingly regular,
her eyes almost black, with long,
black lashes, and she had beautiful
hands and feet. Her hair was all
shaved. with the exception of one tuft
of long hair on the crown of the head,
which was rolled up tight in small
IL, r. "a -
nudity, and as she sat there unabashed,
with her hands raised to her head ar
ranging her tuft she was the most
graceful creature ever saw.
While sitting in the stern sheets Of
the boat. which was fast distancing the
shore, she was casting anxious looks
back to the spot from which she had
leaped, and of a sudden her eyes
frightened up, and there was a smile,
that had some sort Of devilment in it,
playing over her face, caused by her
having caught sight of her pursuars
three in number, with bow and arrow
In hand. The foremost of them went
down on his right knee, and the girl
motioned the men to look out, and be- |
fore he could take his aim the boats
sail was run half way up the mast, and |
was protection for all in the boat |
The sail had not been more than few |
minutes up before several arrows
pierced it. and struck there. This was
. signal for the boats crew to seize
their Snider rifles. and the first shot
caused the first man to roll over. and
The others instantly took to the bush.
aud no more was seen of them. We
landed our fugitive safely on the ships
leck. and she was supplied with cloth
nc. and soon at home with other fe-
male recruits on board. Pail Nal Ga
iette.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-22
Mexican Gulf High School,
(NEAR PAsGAGoULA,D
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

vINHIS INSTITUTION, WHICH Is SECOND TO
1 none of its kind in symmetry, structure and
adaptedness, is situated on the Gulf coast about
100 miles from New Orleans and a. from Mobile
and is intended 10 bestow thorough education upon
the most advanced Eastern method. The school Is
under the superintendence Of the diocese and the
President Is \ clergyman Of high honOrs from the
Dublin University. An efficient staff OF lady teach
farm lands occupy hundreds Of acres, besides other
advantages offered by the coast for boating bathing
and fishing. Next term commences on the ID OF
October next. Prospectus on application to the
President of the Mexican Gulf nigh School, Pas
cagoula Miss
T. -Reference-Right Reverend Hugh Miller
Thompson. [sep17s4-u
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-22
Estate of Mrs. Nancy Hunt, Deceased:
Notice to Creditors.

V1HE UNDERSIGNED WAS AppoTNTEp Ex-
i ecutor of the last Willard Testament of Mrs.
Nancy Hunt Deceased, by the Chancery Court of
the First District Of Kinds County Mississippi at
the September Term, 1884, thereof, and now gives
notice to all persons having claims against said
estate to exhibit the same and have them registered
by the Clerk Of said Court within one year. or they
viii be forever barred. d. P. PORTER.
oeLl, 'S4-4E. Executor
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-22
gCROFULA.

DIR. L. A. Guild, of Atlanta who owns a large
nursery and vineyard, has lad on his place
who was cured Of a stubborn case of scrofula,
with one single bottle of B. B. B. Write TO him
about the case.
Frank Joseph, 245 Jones street, Atlanta, has
son who had sIoughing, scrofulus ulcer Of
the neck, and had lost his hair and eye-sight,
finding no relief. One bottle OF B. B. D. healed
the ulcer, eradicated the poison from his blood,
restored his eye-sight and placed him on the
road TO health
book flledswith wonderful proof from the
livery hest class Of citizens, and recommended
tons from theyleading Drug Trade Of Atlanta,
mailed free to any address. B. b. B only
year old and is working wonders. Large bot
tleis1.od. Sold by Druggists. Expressed. on
receipt oi.priee
BLOOD BALM co. Atlanta, Ga
For1..saIe.by r. R. Ledbetter andB. Lemly Z
Jackson Miss. foct22's4-1m
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-22
SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF CHANCERY SALE.

TTNDER A FINAL DECREE OF THE CHAN
" Gerry Court for the First District q Kinds
county, Mississippi, rendered On September lSth,.
1854. in the case OF Walter Hillman vs.. Roilea
Roses heirs, /, the undersigned Commissioner APP
pointed 81 said deeree. viii On SAfURDAE, THE I'D
OAK or AoyENBER, 1sS4, At no9as in front Of the
Lewis Hotel, In Clinton, IN sid county, sell
at public auction, % the highest bidder foreash,
the following lands Ia Hinds County The se3<
Of SCI of section 10; the VI 81 nwx and the
e5< Of .sw5< Of section 20 the w Of seq snd the
sex Of sci Of section 1s, and shs e5f cf ne3k cf
section 30; all in township Z, range j, vest. con
tanning 400 acres more or less. said lands VII be
sold in subdivisions not exceeding leo acres.
octf5, std 5 +. J. NAINE, Comir.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-22
MEDICAL.
KIDNEY TROUBLE

Il For six years have been terrible suffer-
or from a troublesome kidney complaint, for
the relief of which have spent over $3.50 with
out benefit; the noted so-calIed remedies prov
ing failures The use Of one single bottle Of B.
B. B. has been marvellous, giving more relief
than all other treatment combined. Ii is a
quick cure, while others, if they cure at ALL are
in the distant future.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-22

A bather can lie on the surface Of
the water Of the Great Salt Lake With
ont exertion; Or hy passing i towel
ansIer BIS knees and h6lsIa5r tie NO
ends. he can remain ii any depth q
water kneeling. with the head and
shoulders out Of water; 81. by shifting
i under the soles of the feet, he can
sit On the water. The one exeEfion. II
fact. IS to keep ones balance: none
Whatever 3 required e keep. nfoat
The only danger therefofe arisst
from choking ~ accidentally swallow
ing some 1t tho water. Tor the Ersn liz
OF the brine Is so intense that the mus
oles 81 The threat afe e0nTulzed. ana
strangulation sDsups.