The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-29

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The Crescent City in Sr-ing Time
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South America have forgotten, beneath
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bes1tv epfven the scene. Many Of
these are PARISHES attached TO the bark
Of trees The bark has been removed
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and charm, tba mind In rba main han
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saryaJ m IS sometbing new to most
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dirres.ioo claims mention. II is
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mixed by .retiue .a @ with a Tin
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5r,;st bo,rs n,ors sfr,noIy The 1eculiar
trores If tho i,divid,aI 6ruSb Nissis.
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s,n of Totr,rsop coun.v mo- matter where
NJ ,vordors Baloium has furnished
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b,,pg b,. sa.tioD -ffb artistic beaufv ot
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with her soft toncbas - an pIjan strain
f,1I1y-s tbe co5snrsz nf a Wind instru.
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tbaro ore rnopv hright yems of art
which for tha want III originality og con.
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al school art Brookbaven has many
worthy, sDerirnene There is sweet
pirfpre Inv w. b. Sanders. hung on the
si5e wall ouite low which claims the
attention of I'm who see IL. 1t is Pene
Ione T'ool-ine for Trlvsaes The story SC
bhapfjrnIIy lola nv Homer and Lord
Bvron I'm words IS wonderfully anC
p6eticallv protraved bv the artist;
brush The Sen waves of blue and greer
seem, aI-,osf roovino toward the noun
tsins M The haso o3 which the beautifu
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;,3asori6ol,ie sxr,rsssion of home ans
on&;o,,, ~, dressine, i while viii
blns +r;,,rni,gs her feef bare. pressin.
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s,sD1s ,;-blonde with slender aut
,-rocaf,,I forn, ,be fair hair confined b,
goIjen cr,y, She makes n speaking
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racogni1e VINO have Seen chem over tn,
bioo no tors--tbe whole a Grand success
Near i snother beautiful brush poem il
an from ne hands Of Mrs. Rober
Royy Of Pass Christian. A setting sun
solitary horseman in a mountain pass
two stra,,olinq soldiers inst behind fol
LOWING. if i called the Strarglers. an,
does Sreat credit n the artist In its ex
quisife shades and shadows. sky an,
lapdscane effacts
The Gttle narlor in the Mississippi
Department Is ever crowded with visi
tors and the ComYaissioper makes /
pleasant for them The timbers her
exhibited are attracting the lumber-mel
from the Northwest. Who Seem 10 yisi
the Exposition with a view of obtain
ing substantial information in these mat
tiers. The cotton pavilion Was mucl
admired BY the Northern and Foreigi
travellers. Cotton possesses an interes
10 them, which deepeus as their knowl
edge of il increases. They purchase,
thousands of little bales to take to thei
homes and at one time cotton bolls sol