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emxembmreer Gazette.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25
0tm6 8erHtet.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25
Cine Sef&i6te apf etmer goHfarte,

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25

90. SIeomtnsptIts. O., Rat I. 70.
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The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23
rIME OU1l.

TIE MAGNOLIA GAZETTE was re-
established iust fiye years and those
who have been taking the GAZETTE since
its re. establishment, are now respect
speclfully solicited to call and renew
their subscriptions. Those who are in
arrears viii confer a favor by calling
md paying up. We return our sincere
thanks for the generous patronage
extended in the past, and hope the
course ot the GA7rrrE may marit con-
tnuaiou ol the same. Unless,wo receive
notice to the contraryIwe will continue
to scud the paper to- those who
have been 'pnnclual, ,Lopin8'thts arrange
ment may inset their appr val, We
would like 10 retain all ,oar'orginal ana
subsequent subscribers; would liko al Q
10 receive as mapy new ones as possible.
Aud we are pleased toauHouuoe that our
subscription list has received quite a
number o' additions during the past and
present month, The more the mer
rieT.
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23
THINK BEFonE You SPEAK.

1t is no wouder. nat the rising genera.
fion rf"Young Americans ARE addicted 70
al sorts Of current Slang and vnlgarislns
OF the day; for thoso of matcrer years,
who nro fully conscious q tue impro
priety and indecency Of such language,
in many instances, do not hesitate 70
sl,eas y thinas II the prcseuce ard
hearing Of boys, that should not, under
any circumstances, greet their ears.
Men who have boys recognize this fact,
Rad they are very cautious about what
they sOy in lheir presence; a0d while
they are cautious about their own boys,
they are often careless about what they
eny in the presence Of other boys. They
should do unto others us they would
that others DO unto them, under like
circumstances.
The minds Of boys are easily conlami-
mated; for it is said shat evil communi-
cations corrupt good morals. Parents
ms a general thing, feel deep sohci'ude
for their boys, and endeavor TO exercise
wholesome influence over them and
train their thoughts in the proper chan
mel. But how often is this home iuflu
ence destroyed by tile profanity and
pernicious language they hear on the
streets? Sometimes they are unwilling
listeners, but after while they stop and
take it all in. Boys are moro disposed
70 imbibe immoral Influences than they
are to initiate the conduct of exemplary
men, aud while They come i'll contact
with all sorts Of characters on the streets,
The evil influence with them frequently
predominates. Without restraining
influence, they seek the trashy literature
Of the day, the contents Of which should
never be read. especially by boys; for the
pernicious effect of such publications
often mould the character Of the young
readers. and inctes them to iawlessness
and desperation.
The ungnarded words, OF those who
OF effects; the almost constant profanity
that is uttered with impunity on the
streets. the shameful and vulgar sub
jects that are sometimes discussed, will
bnshes crimsoning the checks of th,
participants, and that too in the preseuc,
and hearing Of boys whose minds SHOULD
never be tainted with such subjects
are unmistakable indications Of nt.e
deprayity; aud they are finger. board
along the pathway Of the young tha
sooner or later will point to the portal
Of Hselessness and recklessness and
disregard for tine teachings Of anxlou
mothers. And when they advance u
life, and relize their great mistake, the.
willnaturally attrihute the blame to illos
from whom they imbbed the germ
when they were toys. Therefore. me
should think before they spesk IN III
pseaence Of bqys.
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23
SMaLL V0lGES

Sometimes shake Nation Of people and
arouse them to action. Expressions similar
to the follo.ing, from well known Druggist
or Atlanta pour IN FROM sections where b.
r. i. has been used.
ALTA Ia June -. 1884
Itis our firm beiof that b BIB. is the BIZ
Blood Purifier IN the market. We are sell
ling four o five bottles of it to ONE Of any
other preparation Of the lind. 1t has failed
in no tance to give eAtire satisfaction
Men Is the secret.
w p. SMITH & CO., Druggists.
This is the only blood medicine knownthat
combines quick action; ccrtain eject cheap
price anA nnhonnded satisfaction.
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23
W. Prove

Thai one single bnitle Of b. 3. D. viii do as
mnch work in cnring Blood Puisons. Skin
Affections, Srtohila, kidney Troubles. Ca
tarrh and Rheumatism as Six bottles OF any
other Preparation on earth.
Que so yenr old rhrouis ulcer m ed; Scrn-
.nla Of children cured with one bottle. Blood
Pcisons cured within few bottles. Itneyer
Calls. We hci9 home ocf in book form.
Send e It. i.argJ bottle si0O * for $500
Expressed pu reeript & iceitSear Dug.
gist cant suppy yau address
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlania, Ga.
For sale hy F II yarnado, ang 2i-3,n
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23

Long articles have been written about
tie cholera bacillus. but n medical
wnler says our real knowledge of it may
be summedup by saying that ltisthaped
like comma, TINT 10000 to 10000 Of
them placed leuglhwae would make an
incp. lhns it iuiests impure drinking
water, favors lie human intesies rs nm
abode, mud is suppose to cause cholera.
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23
WHERE LABOR IS UNDER THE
IRON HEEL.
Chicago Herald.

Chicago Herald
1t VIII surprise many people to know
that in this year Of plenty there are
thousands Of people III Pennsylvania I
Ohio suffering from the necessaries of
life.
The dispatches making note Of tie
arrest Of forty Or ffty coal miners near
California, Pa, state when the men |
were beihg oaded in wagons to be con-
Yeyed 10 jail the wives of fifteen or twen-
ty Of them with their babies in their
arms begged the officers to take them
to pnson also, for they had nothing to
eat
It viii surprise many other people to
know tHat Id this free country. when
thousands Of men quit work because
wages have been reduced below the
living pointnud their employers then
import pauper lubor, The old working
men have 10 right to assemble and dis
cuss their wrongs iii public.
The dispatches from the Pennsylvania
aud Ohio mining regions daily contain
alusiona Is the Wholesale arrest Of men
whose only fault appears to be that they
are paor and are seeking IN the only why
known to them to better their oondi
tiun.
II VIII surprise some other people to
know that mauyot these mining districts
resemble military camps in which i'm
ported lahorers without families are
marched around under wariile guards,
while the displaced workingmeu, with
helpless women and children, gaunt-
faced ana hollow eyed clngug to them,
stand by snllenly.
Yet the dispatches from the various
mining towns Iii Ohio daily confirm
some such seutcrcas us this: "A Mill
tary guard Knocked one aged striker
i down and trokn Ills right arm
/ 1t will touch some hearts IN this great
/ West where the barns arp bursting and
Il tle golden sheayes are Pulled high in
every field to know that the free diatri-
button Of q cup ol coffee and dry bread
4 to camp of CuGr nr five bundled idle
! miners M Pool No !, Perusylvanin
! cnlled nut dalirious expressions Of Joy
! from the half tamished men.
telegram from Pittaburg says lhat
@hen this puor feast was IN progress
one Old man, bent almost d0uble with
4 nge aud toll, laii his miserable m tfsel
on the ground while he sang with straaa
i ing eyts aua trembling voice. "Hasd
tinl g Conn Again No More.
4 These ata pr lected ipins,ii %. These
lfen are the ones Whot our p8lacans
ieii as they ounoble bY tarlif lee aion
These hm ry s,uctap and pale 81
women and children DAeemg farin is-
opmant il 30 ne it tring breud ara t &
itnlIe Of the proit voa1iu@meu
NJ whom Ne bear 50 mnei. rhesa
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The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23

Blaine has raised the "bloody shirt"
in Indiana. He now sees the handwriting
on the wall aud be is getting desperate.
He is mortified over the result in Ohio,
and feaiS that the star Of his
destiny is fast disappearing
IN the political horizon. Be
patient; it will soon go down, and that
will be the last of ths Plumed
Knight"
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23
BLOOD

And its unparalleled abuses are fully and
freely discussed in a neat p page book, mail
ed free oany address. By Blood Balm Co,
Atlanta. Gu.
Drop postal for it, as every m aud
woman needs it aud will he delighted with its
valuable aud entirely new revelations.
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23

are entitled 70 vote. This is aside from
any consideration OF the proprtty of
the canduct Of the Clerks 8ho may have
taken the registration books from their
offices, Respectfully.
II 9. rATcHrNGs.
Attorney General.
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23
ELECTION Laws OPINION OF
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JAcKsoN CLARION. November 7, 1882. !
JAoKsoN. Nov. 4th 1882.

afHlnl 1flIuINlUU tlIp Hflf1Ng nnn powers y
Of fbe officers charged with tbe condnct +
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instant n connrction will Tie statutes
of tbe United Slhtes authorizing tie
onnointn3ent az Superyisors Of Election
f3hapfe, + Of fbe Code of 1880 contains
,ba nv ~ fhe state unon tbe subject
apl thst law is the sole rule Of action to
IN observed bv lie State election off
oers
The limited States sfatnfes do not
osst,,,e fn reneal N modify II apv parli.
enlar the Inv of fhe State. or TO control
or direcf ina conlnct of those entrusted
viii nm nnwar IL noIaino tbc election.
'fheonlv purnose Of fine Federal statutes.
is to sacira the enforcement If the law
aftna Stls Thav contain every nro.
visinn lool,ino "a tius e,d and prpseribe
napoltins 70 IL inflicted nDon those who
yi,lnta tho election law If tha state
n t,srefore fha laws II fbe Snie
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The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23

The Democrats Of Ohio have elected
eleven Coagressmen ont Of twenty. one.
Ohio viii give her electoral vote to
Cleveland aud Hendricks.
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23

The election viii take place on Tues
dsy he 4ih day Of November. Vote lor
Cleveland, Hendnels ana Van Eaton.
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23

The election for President aud mem
bers Of Congress will take plnce on
Tuesday, November 4ih. Vote for
Cleveland. Hendricks and Van Eaton.
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23

The Republicans ot Ohio have nothing
TO boast oyer, about the recent election.
The power Of tue Federal Administra-
'ion was concentrated ia tint state;
over two million lollara were spent to
cnrly the election; they halan iuuumer
able caravan oi United Suites Deputy
Marsh0ls armed With S-shooters; they
hal arms Hnd munitions Of war convent
ent; they had the best Republican
taient in the conntTy to canvass tie
State; they had everything they wanted
70 control theo election, aud with ali
their facilities oui fnvors from tie Gov.
eminent, they carried the Stale. com
paraively, by small majority. The
Republicans counted heavy on West
Virginia too, but That State has rolled
MP handsome Democratic majority.
The outlook for the Republicans, even
now. looks gloomy for ;hat party.
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23

Gov Cleveland, of New York, was
assaulted on tie 2Oth inst, by nlau
named Boone, because he would not
pardon Fairbanks. his brother-iu-law,
who is now under sentence for two years,
for shooting into croSds
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23

A competent and seliable printer
wants situation. Address Pleader,
BoouYille, Miss,
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23
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DRUGGISTS,
R3ACNOLEA, MISS.
NoTICE 10 TREsPAssERs.
ss'csc BayOcr shop,
MAGNOLIA. Miss.

rle undersigned has moved his Barber
shop. near Killers store. Oh Railroad
Avenue aud will degcta lis entire tins
haif drcssipg and sharorocrg executed hr
the noatcst Hnd latest style. \ trial will
gV.i.Altee satisfaction.
'rnils Candies. Cakes Tobacco ard
i'i''s Tor lie.
tch-2 iv,I HKsRy KoRHRnMrF.
The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23
FOR CoNGREss-slXTH DIS
TRTC'r.
H, s. VANiEAT0N,
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. w. 7. Uassedy will address thc
ctizeus Of Tylertown at.. II o'clock n,
m, Saturday, Nov l4t. He will speak
al Dilion's Bridge, at o'c!ock p. m.
same day
BY ordsrbf
w w. yAU1Hr, Chairman,
Dem. Ex. Com
, 1884-09-18
why sugar Is SO Cheap.
RhEladelphia Reeord.l

Something has knocked thu price OF sugar
TO a lower peg than IL has sver been known
to go In this country, except once, and that
was long before the war. The best sugar
can b bought at ~retnllat a little over ) cents,
and graduated sugars, which are the stan
dard, are quoted at 0% cents wholesale. The
brown sugars and tho lower grades Of white
sugars are cheap in proportion Speculatora
arc at their wits ends TO know whether 70
take the bear or bull end Of the market, but
many operators do not hesitate 10 Aay that
prices have not reached bottom YET, and one
broker declared that hs expected 10 buy
~granulated sugar Mt less than . cents before
the end Of the year. This fall In prices has Ger
tainly not been caused by any falling of in
demand The market never was 20 active,
and the consumption Is enormous. In less
than a year il has increased one fourth,
and the United States are using over
% per cent. more sugar than they
did last summer. At the same time the
stock OF ruw sugar is greater than It was =
year ago. 1f.Ul .r,..4 a-..
Mr.. William W. Frazer, Jr., OF ths Frank
lin sugar refinery. said yesterday, In expla-
nation of the low price OF sugar. That IL was
due to a combination Of causes, onn- OF which
wns the recent Modification Of the sugar
tariff, which admit froo Of dutyA grade OF
sugar upon winch preyiousiy an import thx
had 70 DO paid. The tariff modlhoationh has
nbrought to the United States from South
America, tbs East indies, and other points.
supplies vshichB bseorsi did mot reauh us IN
very large quantiteG lThsonormons amount
of beet sugar which has been recently made
in Germany has had 4 great influence upon
the markets, andonos praotieaiiy7 falsz tht
sugar markets Of the world, Some Of the
sugar Is imported here. but nearly all of oul
supply is m sugar, which comes 70 Us
cheaper now because IL cannot be ssnt itt
Europe in composition with the beet sugar
made there, and thus, while we use little Of
the European article, It Is a great source %
benefit to American sugar cousnmenA