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Women Learning Billiards.

81 have been teaching billiards five
or six years. said J. Randolph Heiser,
the cue expert of New York, in CONVEX
sation with reporter the other even
ing. land l suppose have taught as
many as 800 ladies in that time, in adj
diiion to managing a ladies' billiard
room at Long Branch every summer.
With all due respect TO the fair sex. I
am compelled to say that it is not like
ly the champion billiardist will ever be
a female They play gracefully enough,
that is some of them; but they are not
practical. Others. again, are far from
graceful, and-did you ever see a wo-
man throw a stone at hen to drive it
out of her garden? Well, some women
look about as awkward handling the
cue. Then they get chalk all over
themselves, and it is an awful strain on
some of them to remember which is
their ball in the game Like a great
many males woman can never figure
on position, and nowadays that's the
whole game Even when she becomes
quite expert she is liable in q game to
do as the average male amateur does
lunge ahead and make the easiest shot
without giving thought to position
or set up. You'd be astonished.
though, - lind how popular the game
of billiards is becoming in high-toned
New York society. Many ladies think
billiards just as necessary an accom-
plishmelt as music. - NeU HaUeB
Union.
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The Charter ofIncorporatlcn of tie
Jackson Furniture COMPANY

SECTION l. This act Of incorporation r5nstsfsts.
ELIAS BLOOM, Lag. ksHN ami j. g. b.uv. and
their associates and successors. a body corporate
under the name and style Of ] "a JACKSON FUR.
NlIURE COMPANY. The object of said Corpora
tiOn shall be the manufacture OF iarrItars gt al
kinds, the manufacture Of all kinds Of article.
from woods, and the sale thereof. The d1HIa. q af
said Corporation shall he Jackson. Minds couury.
Mississippi The powers OF said Corporation shall
be those conferred by Chapter s., Code i, and iss
amendments thereto, ior corporations %. Shat char
scter.
l hereby certify that have examined tbi,sbsr-
ter and that the provisions thereof ara legal aud
constitutional T. G.. LAIlIIlNlt~
Feb 1. 'S5-aw. Att.r-Gtnl
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TIE END.
The Wife.

Ruskin, whose voice is that of a
prophet, recalling men and women to
those domestic ways in which pleas
antness and peace are found, thus
writes of the beautiful word wife
1t is the great word in which the En-
glish and Latin language conquered
the French and Greek. l hope the
French viii some day get word for it
instead of femme
But what do you think it comes
from? The great value of the Saxon
words is that they mean something.
Wife means weaver.
You must either be housewives or
housemoths; remember that. In the
deep sense you must either weave
mems fortunes and embroider them, or
feed upon and bring them to de-
cav
Wherever true wife comes. home
IS always around her.
The stars may be overhead, the
glow-worm in the nights cool grass
may be the fire at her feet; but home
Is where she is, and for noble woman
II stretches far around her, better than
houses ceiled with cedar or painted
with Notwithstanding its quiet for
those who else are homeless.
This, l believe, is the woman's true
place and power.
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NOTICE.

rI1HE BOARD or SUPERVISORS OF sHkryt,
L County. Miss, viii let the contract ..5 hi. d.
ing COUNTY JAIL, ON H1Fcl "a. 1855 T..r b..
lie one-st0ry brick. with stcC. cell. clu.sIHlr -,
compartments, two rooms mon lined. ami ..r. .-
oi's loom. Bids must be scaled and gla8 ,,.t
bond by Il O clock ~ on said day Bonds gg5II \.
issued in payment, bearing eight per cat..rs frfs-
est and special AK lowed 90 pay one-tI.Jd l ISIS
and one-tGirdt 20 and out-thIr5 ia 1857.
=, L. SHELTON. Clerk
feblI, SIS 8w. Rolling Fgfk Mics
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Notice to Creditors

/ ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATORS ON Tus.
i estate OF Mrs. NJ Z. Wo,z..I we've z...... Il .
me ca the ith day ct November I,S4 81. r.r..-..
having claims against her estate ar. REQUESTED b,
exhibit them and have them T,.-I-fgr-.. Pei. 81.
Clerk Of the Chancery Court of HIND. ,..a-y .[
the First District thereof Within Que va.-.. lH.t
viii he forever barred .. B. IATUN
febil 'S5,-4w. agu.#....-..-
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GIBSON'S SCHOOL,

A FFoRDS A COMPLETE COURSE IN LATIN,
N Greek, French, Mathematics, I'm glsh Language
and Literature History, Natural Philosophy, Meta
pb yscs, Political Economy, Rhetoric aud Logic.
Study in English Language and Literature begins
with the entrance OF the student and ceases only
when he ceases to attend. Methods those OF the
University Of Virginia. For circular aud full in
formation, write TO ". l. GIBSON,
aug 10, 's4-6m. RIKNzI Miss
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-03-04

The extremities of man after birth
grow more rapidly than the trunk.
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SPECIAL AND Legal xofIcFz
NOTlCF Or CN4NCFpy StI,5,-

TNnEE s FINAL pECEEE or rir,- l,r.,.
y eety tourt tor the lirt nit-., d.. fi.,.s-
county Mississippi, rendered vu --u..u.i..- XXX
is>i. 10 The case u alter HiIlnau a-s...t p
Roses heirs, I, the undersigned Cou1.--s..,..-..
pointed by sad decree. viii. OH -i
Saturday, the 2sth day Of March, I><s
AT noon, ia front Of the lewis Hotel, .r g.fr-..
said county. sell az pIblie auction ts -l.f-.
aitd' Z; Tor cash, the following land, ina Hind. .
"a and the az OF sv 81 section -. tL, 81. p.
ana he SEA OF S,if 90 section 90 the 81 .-..
section 81, 'ui IN township - range j. v... -
tanning 10 acres more less. said lands ....
sofa Ia subdiY isiona not exceeding 100 a.-.-
.- I. !. MALNE. Comic
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FOR RENT.

rfsIIE RESIDENCE OF MRS. MARY = IN. six
SON on Congress Street, south Jazz ,sisterH.
rooms in naia house, Kitchen, ssa ,S ID ARION.
fwo-aere lot Apply 20 lhoo-
ian.7 sS5-tf.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EXPO9ITI

80 TO =. w. BLACK MANS COL
w Iege, NRw ORLEANS, Tor a thorough Bvki-
ness Education. Terms during the
EXP OSTTION
For tHion in al Commercial braneksI together With
AID board, 90 per month. Young men
should Improve this advantageous c5cT.
seP3, 'S4-6m
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WANTED.

A SMALL HOUSE, OR ROl Nl,-f ls.t5s,rh9ua.
Beat references given Apply at the I AA'O-'
Jani3. SD.
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the rule Tor me 10 spend The evening
with her that | did not even wait for an
invitation Ii was our custom TO play
and sing together for an hour or tive.
Pauline first expressed desire after her
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-06-27
THE WORLD OF AGRICULTURE.

The AGRICULTURAL WORLD, one OF the
best, if not the best. farm papers of its
class, is making great success of the plan
inaugurated by its editor few years ago.
This pie is nothing less than the giving
of exhaustive articles by the best writing
Oh agriculture in all the countries OF the
world The articles from the different
States and Territories of our own country
are particularly instru ctive and enter
tanning Judge Parish's rticles on the
Farmers Relation ito Law" ere alone
worth the price the paper. Judge
and sb, who is one OF the ablest Judges
Pari lecturers in the West, will soon leave
for the South, with the view OF supply
ing the paper with series of articles on
the agricultural features OF that section
This journal also has fine household de-
partment, which makes it particularly at
tractive to lady readers. The AGRICUL>
TURAL WORLD (now in Its tenth year, Is
only One Dollar per annum Go numbers).
In clubs of five, 80 cents each. Six
months, go cents; three months, 40 cents
Sample copies. 8 cents. Two-cent pos
tage stamps received on subscription
Address Agricultural World, Grand
Rapids, Mich. .E
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AYfI1 MASS IN A FRENCH. CANADIANS
VILLAGE. ETSe- k:fs

AFTER mass we gathered again in groups
u front Of the church. The parents were
COW triumphant in the strength of their
epposition to emigration, and the young
Deople were quite ashamed and subdued. -
But the Sunday business was not yet
done. The town crier gathered everybody
about him, while he made his weekly an.
nouncements. He is still the county news
paper Of Canada. But, so far from being a
literary emporium, he frequently cannot
read or write. He has, however, sufficient
toague, memory, and assurance to deliver
quite . column of pubic and private
natter. He 10 often unwittingly comical
hi pompous air being ludicrous contrast
- Me simple facts he has to tell. &. the
uliterats blunders of his speech. FirsL como
Ne o&aciAl announcements. legal advertise
ments. sheriff's sales, police regulations,
road-master'a notices, new laws, etc. then
private announcements are cried out auc-
tions, things Lost apd found, opening of new
storss, new pfofQc1i onal Offices, etc. Some.
times he selh ; ~ or calf = forthe infant
Jssus," the {ted9st of the sale befHg giyer
% collection for the poor. Not long ago
horss races were advertised by him, to take
plass On the road right after mass TIL,
tRief Of this day closed his list by announ.
sing that the parish had an insurance policy
10 pay to one of its citizens. 1t seems that
. parish generally insures itself. When
any one loses his buildings by fire, some one
collects subscriptions to restsrestbem. Each,
nsighbor hauls a stick or two; the people
ask permission of the pfiest-to work ON
Sunday; and after mass they assemble and
erect the building. If the loser be very
pOor, carpenters are hired to finish the work
fur him A portion Of the congregation went
away mp the northern mountain that day,
md spent the afternoon raising Lighthouse
end barn. All sorts of public assemblies
ars held in front of the church, Just after
nasa Indeed. Sundays the most animated
day Of the week in social, ind,rs riab and
political matters, g well as igi0ua
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THE HRAygxE ORGAN. s,

THE first ortApE ever brought to this
country il still id constant use In st. johns
Henry K. Oliver! 81 Salem, Mas, thus
gives it history 9. It is sometimes known
- the Brattle organ, having been the
peopsrty Of the Hon. Thomas Brattle, who
Vas born in Boston "a 1868, and was Treas
urss of Harvard College (where he gradu-
atod h 1876, onesof. q class of only three
aenbsss) from lee3 tin 1713, the year Of
hi death tunmaeziedb An boston Brattle
Square and Brat Street. and tbs now-ex.
tin0t Brattle Street. Church, Boston. Of
vhiuh hs was the leading founder, giving
- land on which Il was built, take name
esom him Thes6f6Ahf lnotlarge referred
= vas ct English make, and imported.
IL. Brattle In hi viii says: Il give, dedi-
aats, and devote my organ to the praise
- glory Of God In the said Church (Brattle
eesset). 4 they shall accept thereof, and
v!eAan ysar after, my deoeass procure
eeeeg pssson that can play skIlfully thereon
Nth . loud noise otherwise to the Church
6 Ungiand Kings Chapel) in this town, on
~ sams terms and conditiopS and on
Oeas non-aooeptanoe or aiseontinuAnce TO:
- = - shove, unto tho college; and on
ohek aen-aoceptance to my nephew. VIII
9An 1satt2a' Brattle Street Church re.
e.ssa Ne gift, the opposition to organs in
1tneaA1ng churches being then as great as
= : How h churches in Scotland. But
- I1glaA At Kings Chapel (Stone Chapep
eoeepeea the gift, complying with the terms
and Deee1sing . sober person. Mr.. Ed
vasd lnseons. from England, on . salary
8 - pr annum. Here it was used till
l5e6, when Il wal replaced by new and
larger 90 from England 1t was then sold
- - Jehn's Church, in Portsmouth,
ohoQgA runner has it that it was for while
= church In Newburyport 1t is now at
osase 80 hundred and seventy-fiye years
-, and yet In good order. Why, on its
6iseeatiauanee,' It did not 60 t. Harvard
csllags, according to the 1rms a the will,
r - hoWn." ED LIZ IS -
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ORGANISER

Is the most complex work of the Creator and
when this complicated structure, so exquisite
ly wrought, is disturbed by disease, the most
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skilled physcian-for the human body Is too
precious t. be neglected. 1t becomes tho
question: then: "What physician shall be en-
ployedwfe
DIR. OSCAR JoHANNsEN, of The Univ eIsity
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FITS, EPILEPSY,
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gUD0EA'S COMPASSION.
pr RArTrx TYING GRIswoLp


BrRATTIS TYING GRiswOLp
owe RID sweet world. love yor so,
Your very rocks asa oa>t ! clasp,
Imelt your culd with fersesa' heat, -
/ hold you in my eager grAp
No lover have Won had TT nov,
Who hai4 voIr behui' y. Su'h worth'
I a. ans ps.s saia ss q wOn1rvns birth.
NJ, xror,a sv.ee. world MY
T-he ARROWS v h oh your Oh ildrcn feel
Tn nurc compassion Tow down,
In helpless sympathy / kneel
rbnnrer with oil want AMI woe,
srffer with q s.ok, dsJTl-scd,
MORN with all who suffer loss,
am imprisoned with tn oppressed;
with all the lonely ones yesrn, 81
With all forsakeu am uuchccred
where sinners sin, | bear their load
Where martyrs burn, my soul is scared:
with souls IN thrnH travail too. :,
Striving with them 10 rend their chains;
Where hearts minated cry their woe.
pierce my heart with all their palma
With suffering brutes feel the lash,
With helpless children cry and moan,
With slaves and servi'ors l sorve,
With al the helpless am prone.
With all bond peoples am bound:
Where helpless nations tyrants crush,
too am crushed, and with them sit,
In that despotic calm and hush.
with all the douhtinr hearts doubt.
With oil the hopeless | despair,
With all who cry for death cry,
Praying quick answer to their prayer.
60 world svret world. although love
You more, and feel you grow more fair,
Ny soul is rent to lift You up:
The way seek through fast and prayer.
Your sweetest good now forsake,
Your closest ties rend in twain
Through xlent years watch and wait
The slowly ripening fruit Of pain,-
Counting this blessed, IL at last
gain q vision of the way
To help that helpless life which gropes
Through daxk world spaces toward the day.
- - ~ -
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The important feature OF THE CENTURY
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perhaps the most important ever under
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III F CF y JpRY
FOR 1885.
A GREAT ENTERPRISE.

n dkEhl
The important feature OF The CENTURY
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PAPERS ON THE CIV j. WAR
written by general officers high in COM
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General Bpauregard writes OF the First
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Longstreet, Hill, FitZ John Porter, Pleas
srnton, Gordon, Admiral Porter, and
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Papers chronicllng special events, persons
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etc. will supplement- the more important
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tn. preparation of the illustrations, Tor
which The CENTURY has at its disposal
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drawings, portraits, maps, plans, etc,
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OTHER FEATURES a
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bv W ID. Howels on Tuscan Clues"
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Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-05
STATE CORREsPOND ENoE.
SOuthfngtOn.

Thomas Buckley and David Monohan will
represent Isabella" council Knights of Co.
lumbus, at the convention in Meriden to-
morrow, Tuesday.
Operations were resumed at the edge tool
factory of the Peck, Stow & Wilcox company
this morning. They will run nine hours
day.
There was union meeting of the three up
town churches at the Methodist Episcopal
church last night. There was very large
number in attendance. Some of the old M.
E. church members say it was the largest
crowd ever in the church.
Guilmont, of Meriden, defeated "Lou"
Miller at the ''Casino" Saturday night by
half lap.
There was quite dramatic scene enacted
on Church street and Railroad avenue to-day
by wife following her recreant husband to
the Oriental House, where she deposited a
baby six months old and three boys. The
act was caused by the desertion of the hus-
band from home. There will probably be a
chance for the lawyers to do some fighting
over the affair.
john Conner, of Plantsville, died last night
of heart disease and liver complaint, aged 30
years.
Fair Haven readers please note that Mrs,
H. w Loomis, wife of Superintendent
Loomis of the screw shop, has Gala which
has had eighteen flowers this year and at the
present time has four buds. What think
YOU of this? May f.