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sToNBwALL JACKSON.

ST0NHWALL JACKSON.
Not midst the lightning of the stormy fight,
Not In the rush upon the Nandal foe,
Did kingly death. with his resistless might.
Lay the Great Leader low.
His warrior soul Its earthly shackles broke.
In the full sunshine of a peaceful town;
When all the storm was hushed, the trusty OAK
That prOp'd our cause. went down.
Though his alone, the blood that hecks the
Recalling all his grand heroic deeds;
Freedom, herself, Is writhng with the wound,
And all the country bleeds,
We en- ter'd not the Nations Promised Land.
At the red belching of the lannon's mouth;
But broke the House of Bondage with his hand,
The MOses OF the South
Oh gracious Godl not ganless is the loss.
A glorious sunbeam gilds thy sternest frown,
And while his country staggers with the cross.
He rises with the crown.
THE HOLIDAYS IN ABERDEEN.
Divine Service was held at the Epis.
copal and Methodist Churches. The
former was handsomely decorated. The
music beautiful and appropriate. Tho
Episcopal Sunday School was treated to
an excellent supper, at the Free School
Hall; which, with games, recitations
and music, was quite an enjoyable affair.
The world lssems to have been made
for the young folks; any way they enjoy
Christmas, with all the fervor Of the
olden time. There WAS certainly an I'M
usually large amount of pyrotechnic
display, the streets being quite carpeted
with the debris for days afterwards.
Fortunately, or unfortunately, not being
quite so rural as our neighbour, West
Point, we had no hay stacks fred, and
so the boys had it all their own way
Christmas eve band of little boys
paraded the streets with mock serenade.
which reminded one of the old comic
stanza.
Sound the hu-gag strike the tonjon |
Beat the fuz-guzzy wake the quOng-quong
Let the loud shouts gaily ring.
Bum turu. fuzzlegum, dinggO bin p
There was hop ut the residence Of
judge, on Xmas night, and next
night an eggnog at Col. IS, and a
hop at Col. - IS. An advance in the
musical line was made by securing the
services OF Prof. Nelson and Mr.. Asche.
who discoursed delightful dance music.
Some o.. our mighty Niurods INDUCED
in bird hunt, accompanied by one fair
equestrisnne, and returned loaded with
fine bags Of quail and snipe, and nobody
hurt.
Several houses were open for recep-
ton on New Years day, and in many
others chaos reigned, where moving was
going on.
There was q hop that night at the
elegant new residence Of CAPT.
where some beautiful toilettes we're dis.
played by the ladies, and where the
gentlemen We'd with each other, in
merriment.
On the whole, rather moro than the
usual number Of fat turkeys. and thei,
accessories, were served up by hospita,
Bile neighbours TO their merry guests
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Fresh and pure Sweet Milk is cheaper
than meats and more healthy. Give me
your orders and it will be delivered from
my milk cart to any part Of the city.
Price low. J. w. WILSON.
[Sept. 2I-tf.
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STRICTLY Business" by Mr.. .. b.
Bishop, was as fine performance IN the
way Of comedy as has ever been pre-
.anted on an Aberdeen stage. repeti'
ion of the play in anything like fair
,restaer would draw an immense house.
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v.rsxa and snow balling have been
tb, order Of the day since Monday morn
;na while the tiukling Of sleigh bells
osl;yeued all the streets and thorough
ssres Of tho city on Tuesday.
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A gift distribution of four hundred
dollars worth of jewelry, ETC., at the
popular house H. G. Buchanan & Co.,
was one of the Holiday features in
this city. There were four hundred
numbers and forty prizes, ranging in
value from one hundred and fifty
dollars all the way down. No. l32
won the first prize-a handsome dia-
mond ring-and was owned by Mr.
Bruckner, of the firm, in default of
payment by the party who had select
ed and subscribed to it. Some of
those who invested secured prizes
and some did not. at was always
thus from childhood's hours" etc.
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OWING 70 tho sleet and snow OF Nom
day and Tuesday, thers WAS very little
cotton brought to the Aberdeen market
on those days. v#
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Mr. B. n. GILLESPIE, who was can
3idate for Circuit Clerk before the Dem.
ocratio Convention Of last July. is now
deputy under Capt. J. J. Evans in the
Cha ucsry Clerks Office. He IL . worthy
young gentleman, aud W are pleased to
know that he il T. occupy that rssponsi'
Die position. s'''
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To quiet the alarm of the public ~ to
2 he i'm Immediately dangerous character
If the brands Of baking Powders coll
tanning Ammonia and Alum, IN unsafe
quantities. Scientists say that II proper
care IL exercised moderate use of either
ray not prove perceptively harmful.
3 DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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I'm Thirty DAYS, Trial

THK VoLTAIo BxLT 60. MnrshHlt, Mich. will
send Or Dyes Celebrated Electro Violate belts
and Electric Appliances on trial Tor thirty
days 10 men (yonng or old)who ara afflicted WIN
nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy AMI complete
restoration OF health and manly vigor. Address
as abovs-N. BIO risk Ia incurred, AS thrt,
dnva' trial In allowed, d2siy.
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COTTON SHIPMENTS.

The shipments of cotton from Alb
erdeen for the season commencing
September LIST, 1883, up to Wednss-
day, January 9th 1884, amounted to
1916 bales.
The following were the shipments
to corresponding dates in former
years:
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Fall and Winter Goods!
Our Former EffOr Il Excelledy

We have now ready for inspection, a
full and varied stock of such seasonable
goods as our long experience suggests
as best adapted to this market, and at
sueh prices as will satisfy all.
(s24ti) J. METZGER 4 90.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the very severe
cold of Saturday, there was fair
amount of business transacted in the
CITY.
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Owing to the very cold and in.
clement weather, there was little
cotton received and the shipments
were small for the last week.
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VASES, TOILET SETS, PAPA,
TRIES, CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS,
MOUSTACHE CUPS, GOLD PENS,
PENCILS and WATCH CHARMS,
BRUSH and COMB SETS, CIGAR
CASES, CIGAR HOLDERS, WALK
ING CANES, and many other articles
suitable for Oh ristmas and new year
presents, for sale cheap at Shell 4 Cos
Drug Store. Nov. %.
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Notice to City Taxpayers.

The Taxpayers of the city are hereby
notified that will begin the collection
of city taxes for the fiscal year, OH Jan
uary LIST 1884. You are limited to thirty
days. Call ut once.
J.B. DOWD,
City Tax Collector
Aec 2I-t1
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Prescriptions accurately compounded
at oil hours. by competant and reliable
pharmacists. at the Drug Store of Shell
4 Co. Nov. 20.
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MtNCR NEAL, CRANBEhhlEo'
DRIED FRUITS, CABBAGE, etc.,
t.. all fresh and Of the bes quality, at
B. q. SIMS.
e3itf.
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Notice is hereby given to delinquent
taxpayers that l cannot indulge them
beyond Jan. 10th 1884. Ny settlement
must be prepared and shall he COM
PEELED to enroll all unpaid on that date
as delinquent.
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FOR RENT.

225 acres Of good land for rent for 1884
. good body Of land, and will be let in
. body or lots to suit the tenants; lying
z miles from Aberdeen. Apply to d.. K
N1f~uis.
(d5l.lm.) 4 A. MINIS.
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The choicest selection in the line of
Fruits, Pickles, Preserves, Jellies. and
oil kinds Of canned goods, can always be
found At
= r7 att B, G. SIMS.
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Buy your LAMPS, LANTERNS,
LAMP CHIMN EYS, ETC., from SHRbL L
Go. Nov. %.
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FRENCH and ENGLISH CASh'
VI nj sEN in all tho new Shades. ct
W u , 4. BAUMGARTEN.
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Ny entire stock was bought for
SPOT CASH, AND WILL BE SOLD
CHEAP.
sl3, s. BAUMGARTEN.

Twill deliver pure, fresh Sweet Milk
at any residence in the city. twice eacs
day, to those desiring 1t, at the moth
reasonable prices. ]. W. WILsoN.
Sept. 21-tf.
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~Our limo Of

Our limo Oh
DRESS GOODS
10 full and complete, and We especially
~INVITE THE LADIES ~
to call and examine the assortment.
(s24tf.) ]. METZGER co
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CHOICE RUST PROOFOATS-
Ar MACON, MISS
Large lot for sale Bye
Den. paw. J. " unASo'
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NOTICE..

All persons are forbidden 10 cut tim
Der on my land in Monroe county, Miss
under penalty of the law, provided IL
such cases, from this date.
dds BIN. JOEL HAYWOOD TATCh.
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shell l. Cob own CONDITION POW
DER il the finest Powder made for
HOGS. CATTLE, HORSES. FOWLS,
etc, aud the price is only 10 cents for
the same size that others sell at Is cents.
They guarantee every package. N. 70
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Stock Of STAPLES,
DOMEsrICs, ETC., full and
complete. All very ohoap. at uuu
nin i. BAUMGARTEN.
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Milk At YOur Own Door.

Leave your orders for pure, fresh Sweet
Milk with Mr.. ]. W. WILSON. He will
deliver it At your own door, twice eac',
day, at the most reasonable rates. ct, 2ll
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SOCIETY NOTES.
Tribute to StOnewaIl jackson, in
Prose and Verse.

Some writer in an Exchange, pays the
following beautiful tribute, to the men,
DRY of the gallant Stonewall Jackson:
A Christian in his faith-a child in his
General who cared not for
the worlds admiratlons so much as for
the comfort Of any single man who fol
lowed him in his wonderful marches.
He had the courage of lion and the
heart Of n woman. The pomp and glitter
of war were not for him. His banners
grew old and faded and shot-torn. His
legions grew ragged and footsoie and
weary. No matter who faltered--Jack-
son had faith. No matter who hesitated
-Juckson advanced. Fierce in the heat
of battle, because it was his duty to kill,
when the ronr of cannon died AWAY the
groans OF the wounded reached heart
which had throb for every groan."
They recall to mind a poem, which
went the rounds OF the Southern Press,
just after the death of that hero, written
by II. L. Flash. Few better poems were
written during that stormy period. and
many readers might like to preserve a
copy Of it.
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a{g5- LADIES,
MISSES aud .,xnrv
in endless variety Of colors and prices
l -. j. METZ GER 4 co.
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1888 RAISINS, CURRANTS. and
just received by
B. @ SIMS.
o31tf,
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..osx'r you lend me a bushel or two
Of ooals' il about the most universal
question ct this time.
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KEJCKWHEAT. DAT MEAL, and
WHEAT, just received by
B. G. SANS.
o4lu
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JERSEYS,
LADIES' SACKS,
DOLMANS,
CLOAKS,
KNIT SHAWLS, Etc,
in infinite variety, styles and prices. Do
not neglect to see them.
s24tf J. METZGER 4 co.
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Mr.. W. Black, JACKSON, MISS, says: ct used
found II a most excellent remedy"
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The Very Firs { and Hest,

A beautiful line Of French Candies
and Candied Fruits, Just opened by
B. Z. SIMS,
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ARISTON,

Shell 4 Co.'S new Musical Instrument
plays any piece Of music. Equal to the
best piano made. Call and see it. NIB.
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WANTED

500 LADIES,
GENTLEMEN
AND CHILDREN,
to haze their PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN by
the no~ .erator,
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For choice FRUITS and tho purest
and best CANDIES, call OH
B. G. SIMS.
e8ltf.
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CnEAPESr FASHION MAGAZINE In the world
l20 large pages, ! pages new music, 1000 ems
cravings each issue. 80 cents per year; single
ooyees u ccnts. SrRAwsvtDoR q CLoTu,gR,
std aud market Sts.. Philadelphia. a26, 's3.
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CALL ON B. Il. HOWARD 4 SON,
AND EXAMINE THE MOST FASH
IONABLE LOT OF HATS EVER
BROUGHT TO THE CITY.
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LIST OF l.ETrE M

Remaining unoalled for at the post Office
in Aberdeen, Miss, for the week ending
Friday January 9th. 1884
. When calling for the above please say
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Il G. SIMS, keeps the best assort-
-, ant and the best quality Of everything
in the grocery line. Everything so'%
n ~ full guarantee and delivered
promptly, free Of CHARGE WITHIN aa,. cor
porate limits. 49, "A. oSlu.
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Mrs. Amelia NJ. Coates, CoATEsvtLLy, MISS
SAYS: IL used Browns Iron Bittcrs for kidney
and liver affection and 1t restored me after doc
tors failed"
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Tps installation Of officers OF the
odd Fellows Lodge, occurred on
Monday night.
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january 9th 1884,
New York-Middiing lo% cts.
New Orleans-lOA
Mobile-1OH cts.
Aherdeen-0x
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| F. BERGER

At the Premium Gallery. Flrst-clas
Work Guaranteed. G2-lw.)
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Pee. 3I-td.
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BARRIERS NOTICE,

Jan. 10.-lin.
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Cheap Diet.

| 4 as. - ! = .t5.5 +
seashore Landlord Money -
Well, | should say SO. The cold
weather did not bother me any. i
made money hand over fist all the
summer"
Mountain Landlord-"I don't see
now you managed it."
Nothing easier. / have fed ny
guests with snipes on toast the
whole season.
but that is very expensive diet.
duess you have not been il
tins part Of Jersey long snipe on
toast is cheap as air.
"But snipes cost money!
Uh' yes; real snipes do, Of
course. But the imitation snipes
are just as good, and we get 'eul
here for nothing
"Never head of imitation SHINES
n my life. What is the usual name
or them 2" ~
Mosquitoes
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many shares of stock in Water or
Gas Light Companies, will find
my establishment just at present a
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--Ezc1rnnnsr has been produo-
ed insslearned circles in Berlin by
Profs. Finkler and Prior, of the
University of Bonn, who claim an
equal share with DR.. Coch in the
merit Of the discoveries usually as
sociated with the latter's name DR..
!! Koch C: was forced to recognize the
justice Of their claim at the Imperi.
al Board of Health.
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TIE DEMOCRAT.
TERMS:

12te Democrat is published Tli- Week.
@-7aesdoys, Thursdays and Sat-
nff9ys---at 11ro Dollars and Fit.
" LeMts per annuos; One Dollar
am F1fy Cents FIR sic months.
PaBable IN adoance.
advertisements inserted at the rate OF
t osa h13fAszr l,es s4aatr far the first
a'''seftion a0d Fifty Gents for each
subsequent one. Ten lines or less
q 6rep'ef ape constitute q square.
Pe,'so'aHt Cards, when admissible.
'rW be charged double the usual ae-
arfftstng rates.
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FOB PRINTING NEATLY EXE.
- tUiFD At THIS OFFICE
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prices that carry out to the letter
our claim as being always the Co
Ahead, Reliable, One Price Cloth
ing Establishment of Alexandria,
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ST. JOHNS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

The trne Liver Medicine and real
remedy for Torpid and Congestive
Livers. Prompt relief is obtained
by their use; they obviate the use
of Mercury, and being entirely Veg.
etable are perfectly safe. Price, 25
cents a box.
Apply to HENRY ST. JOHN.
Manufacturing Pharmaceutical Chy-
mist, in Exchange Hotel Building,
Alexandria, La. "
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TOB PRINTING NEATLY Exc.
- CUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
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I 'RlA r

Ny store is the headquarters for ev-
cry article of raiment worn by the
rlslng generation in the way Of
CLOIHlNG, HATS or FUR
NlsHING GOODS, is an acknow.
lodged fact. Il is also very we'll
known that any
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He Got Mad.

Little Nell-'Is it impolitc, ma
ma, to say that any one is luckyYD
| Mama why no.0
"Then what did Gen. Butler get
mad for when I was asking him #
he wasn't lucky p
Really, do not know. Did he
get mad?'
"oh, awful mad! I'd thought he'd
snap my head OFF,
ooh! there must be some mis-
take"
"No, there's no mistake, ma
lie got as mad as our old hen
when | picked up one Of her little
chickens"
Il really cannot understand It.
What did You say 2"
Il asked him If he wasn't born ].
with a silver spoon in his mouths
Philadelphia Call.
ADVICE TO MorHERs.-Are YOU q
disturbed at night and broken ofss
your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with pain Of cutting
teeths If SO, send at once and get q
a bottle of Mrs.. Wipslow's Sootl,i,aos
Sy,np for Children 7eettiag. It's
value is incalculable. It will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer i'm
med'ately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is no mistake about IT.
It cures dysentery and diarrhaa, !
regulates the stomach and bowels.
'ures wind collie, softens the gums, S
'educes inflammation, and gives
one and energy to the whole svs.
EN-. Mrs. Winslo,es's Soothing 81.
'Ao for Children 7ecthiag is pleasant
Q the taste, and is the prescription
! one Of the Oldest and best female
urses and physicians in the United
'tates, and is for sale by all drug
lists throughout the world. Price
5 cents a bottle. a
- HAVE both used and sold
rickly Ash Bitters for a number
years, and think it the best BIT
rs made for Billiousness, Liver
and for toning up the.
'stem," SO writes W. H. Cole,
ruggist, of Joplin, Mo. A sin.
e trial Of this remedy will con-
nee any person of the truth of the
,ove.
-Jop Printing Of every descrip-
N neatly executed at this office.
We no q {r;ol
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BIO Y

no matter whether his father fol-
lows the humble though honorable
occupation of carrying the hod or
q, draws princely salary from the
Government, or the happy possessor
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III UNrER. M0SELEY g. HERT.
Il Il z"g. Attorneys at Law. Office
%" front street. between Murray
and Johnston.
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{ NaSS0N, John, Physician and
- Surgeon. Office at residehee.
at the head Of Bcanregard street
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THE BOARDING. HOUSE BEATS
HOW THEY ARE BEING c1Rea1M-
VENTED IN DETROIT.

"How does the Boarding-hous
Protective Society get alonggv wa
asked OF the landlady of a Cass ay
enue clearinghouse Yesterday.
First-ratel First-ratep was th.
ready reply. "Do you know tina
our action has already resulted il
great good"
"To Boarding-houses of course,
For years we have been pestered
with a species of dead-beats almost
shot-proof, the number being about
equally divided between the sexes. y
Il thought your terms were cash
in advanceg,
"Of course, and these beats are
good pay for two or three weeks.
Then the excuse is that a check
hasn't arrived as expected, or mon
ey loaned out has not been repaid.
or some other excnse equally good
Tor them and bad forus. You can't
turn any one out doors under such
circumstances, and the first thing
You know they are in debt to Won
SIS or $40"
"And thenso
We'll, you talk up sharp and the
beat bids you good-by, promising to
settle the bill at an early date.
! gu know he is going to some 9th
er boarding house to pursue the
same identical policy, but the faint
nope OF getting your money pre-
vents you from exposing him.
"And SO they go the rounds 90
"les, and get their board for a
7ear by paying for about six
yeeks.n
which sex was the worse ?n
"I'he female, of course. The
ilckest clearinghouse beat I ever
aw was a widow in the deepest :
rapes. They promise, weep and
ell brazen falsehoods, and one is ,
lad to get rid Of them at any price,
"And then9n
"Well, when / have sized a ;
'oarder up for a beat he gets three
ays' grace. | notify the society,
nd every boarding house in the
ssoclatlon receives CIRCULAR j,
here are thirty-three Of us, and let ),
i'm or her apply to any one and :
le cash must be put down in ad- 7
ance." :
"But the beat may get into some ;,
ouse outside of the association ?"
"Oh, certainly; and this fact will
'ntinually bring us new members. !. =
a yeer from now it will be i'm
ssible to beat any decent board =
g house in Detroit out of more -
an three days board. l already OF
low three lawyers, two Journal MT
$, with big j, and two doctors ST
10 have dropped from frst-class o;
fourth-class board, and others o. o.
on the way" %
''Then your society is a success9u
"A grand success, and sure death D,
dead-beats. = Detroit Free =
ess. OF
EXCITEMENT has been produc- Co
lnslearned circles in Berlin by sv,
ifs. Finkler and Prior, of the Dr.
iversity of Bonn, who claim an ole
al share with DIR. Coch in the vir
1t Of the discoveries usually as alb,
ated with the latter's name Dr..
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JoB Printing Of every descrip-
ton neatly executed at this office.
Give US 8 trial.
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ZOE PRINTING NEATLY EX
- tcu'td at this office. Get our
terms.
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CARDS.

4 NDREWS 4 FOSTER, DANES
A Andrews, T d. Foster,) At
t"rrrys at Law. Office, corner of
Second and Washington streets, 0s-
hnIr building,
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OF choice and seasonable styles in
noboy j, suits and general outfttings
OF the most attractive description