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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

Very little has been done al the slOck. yards dur.
Ing the past week, and prices remain unchanged.
Cdte-l,OOO TO l,t00 lbs. stock 4aIMO per H.;
a0 70 SOQ LBS. S4a4HC per lb.i 100 to 500 lbs. 8IiG
$40 per lb.
OCe-Markct active; 4a4Xo per ID.
LdRbs-Good al 6aUc per ID,
Cdltes-S1 OOa5 0O per head,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05
Manhood Restored

RENEDY F6EE,-Eyl6llm Observation-Disclosures
Manhood, 4e,i having tried 10 vain eyqlI, baasp
fSmedI,hh adlScpveTqd Simple tneApgot sell ouIA
IaalEItss. 3 /. EERPENRkss b c y aAi .IS u NV gS.E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05
Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK, May 1.-The market was quiet and
the dullness more general because OF the labor
troubles The tone Of tho market for low aud
moderate grades OF cotton shows Improvement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05
GRAM, ELouR, ETC.

6rat-Wheat GOO per bushel, State oats 800.
State corn, on the wharf, Sc,
ROuF-Fancy PATENT, Eprng aud winter IS rs 70
8 %; fancy family, white amber, amber and winter
s W, Dat meal-medium-s5 90 per Dbl; fancy
500. Rye -four 500,
MAJ Red-Brown middllngs SIS 90; coarse do
Us %; bran SIG W; chopped feed 50 0.
hay and ~Srdw-PTime loose timothy, So OlalI 30
Dor ton; prime bAled Slt0Oal6 90 pef ton, BY INC
car load, Dat straw loose, 9 %; bAled, 81 0O.
There Is no wheat straw In market,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05
Tho card nto 1, s9JORpd prIco, nuro A, iollor

The card nto Is s26Oand prices rauge us follows
Ndus, Fence and Imds-lOd 10 COL, q 80; Sd and
81. q 1e; % aud ID, o 0O; ID and Cd, 81 %; I'd,
a OO; ID, Sj25.
BarrtI-N Inch, % 80; n iuch, Is 80, inch, Is 90;
lh inc6, s. 25i II Inch 1905 W Inch, 81 EOi ~
FlaIhln1 i Inch, 81 10; TX inch, % 30. w Inch,
q; ~ t41N Inch 81 6o:.2 inch, 81 2S; 2X Inch,
Cdiing aud Bot-l0d TO a0d, 50 %; vi, $3.50; Cd,
s. rs; I'd, 81 W; 8d, IS %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

8, Q, hams 8 TO u ID average, llO; 8 G. hams
u 70 10 10 ayerage, lOhci !, {, hRms Is 00 lb
6Ha6c; Clear Sides &c; Plain Shoulders SIC; Mess
Pork barrel 200 lbG) III 80; Clear do Sl2 6G; Dried
Beef, ., llAllNo; Pure Leaf Lard, TIerces, $50 lbs
ehci Refined Lard, Ttetces 6Hqi Bologna Sausage,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05


Those prices are based on wholesale transactions
Of this day, subleott0 fluctuations during the week.
BGAr-ChOlCe creamery 26c; country roll chloe
l7a2Oc; good country lsalSCi common 6aSc; butter.
1ppIa-New fancy 81 2Sai rs per Dbl; second,
76caSl Ooi there Is an excellent demand.
NJttlb!Es= Potatoes TaGOC per bCBhel. Cabbage
7bayUc per DbL. UnlOus 60a7N per buShel; Yellow
Danyefs u 30 per bbl.; Bermuda onions, 81 10 mi
box. Je;S'y sweets 50 % per Dbl. RAdlShOI 9SGyOC
pet d0E. Blu ,theS, Green onions 90A26O per lOE.
bnnChes. Kale 81 w per Dbl. Lettuce 81 Is peI
bush. broccoli o. Is per Dbl. lIhubarb 30 bel
dVk, punches, Asparagus 4ba60C per doE. punches,
Heley-White clover, iSa2Oc per ID; buckwhCat,
'MfiSs|Eit6Oicc, 2SioOc per busAeli inferior grades,
22A2lc.
Poultry Chickens, 81 7baS, % per dozen, turkeys
6a1c per lht ducks S3o0a2 IS p0r dozen geese, 7Scl
81 % per pair.
HaApd5-80a36c perlb.
Dried FfHHs-Now evapOraled pared pcAhhoR s0a
$40; impaired do. l6al6o; rasDbeFflGs ISaS6c: blaok.
berries loo. New sun rlel-Applcs, quarters ID,
sliced 8a4ei peaches new halves, 6a7o; do
quarters HAAGSO; do. pared lisa $50 lido. aOkborries
Sol do. IaShbetrieS 800; p!ttod cherries 2ba26o.
AgGs-Fresh, aiOu per do1eni Ia good dc
SSSiAss-Prms live geese, SO per lib; soOond
4oatbc.
MLoR-Country, Bkc.
Tropical FftEAs-L0mOns, u G0Ab 50 per box;As
plnwGll bananas g. 60aS % pef bunch; JamaICl
do, 81 HOA2 GO; Florida Oranges, per boz, s. eOaI %
according 70 quality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

Prices oil this staple remain unchanged. The
indications are that farmers will hold Ihelr wool
for higher prices aud, Il may DO that they will force
prices up, but Until. the present tarIlr agitation Is
over ami mora satisfactory valuations put on i'm.
imported woods tho prospects Tor The future are by
no means latterlng; FIlO fleece, washed $50; fne
fleece, ulwaShed, One'lhlTd Off CORfae fleece, wlsh.
Cd, 2saSOCt coarse fleece, unwashed, zoo; medium,
washed, 2SaSOC.
GiRSatO-Sl sal 20 pcrlb.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Remarkable Success.

Tho Davis Sewing Machine, manu-
featured BY tho Davis Sewing Mnchln,
Company, a, Water,own. n. " has
fairly sstonishsd it's inventor, manu-
f.ctnrcrs rud sgsnta, III the rapldliy
with watch it has some TO The front ss
thr fayori:c family sewing machine.
people have tor years, sunposed that
no O Improvement COZ ! he made
in this "fumily friend" hu, that this
a possible 10 abHulan j. proved by
the New High.arm DAVIS. They are
in greater demand, whore ineir merits
are known, than any other sewing ma
chine. They src so tsS | y understood
so ~ligbt.runniDy so sdre to stay in
neriect order aud o che,p considering
Inc quality, that WI advis, all persons
wishing the very best 'ewing machine
ever made, to obtain a"Davis." The
Corpauy fully warrants every ma.
chine for Ave years and we'll they
may, 70. the machine Ia all its parts, u
Of such y high grado OF wormaRshiI
that ii cannot well..ga out Of order
A hard ruuniug machine will eveatn'
ally impir the essstitu,ion of th'
strongest woman. A machine thsI
does not work perfectly, is sgoniziai
10 a nervsss, delieaiely- organize -'r
or woman. A machine that Is oNel
, out OF order; thu, is 10: resdy for use
} at oil imss vhsn it is wanted, 10
thing OF neither pleasure Or profit
Thr,s.fourihs OF The time required II
making o garment is ordinarily cou
sumed in bas.ing The We K. No tim
10 thus wasted with this machine, -
ty ths use Of the vertical feed, oil mar
-zu.s.u In loue Without hast
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18


Ths case OF W. S. Ferris, sol Mas
sensale and Jscko Wnbanks, charged
with a~ssaulting and rnbb!ag Mr.. &. II.
Goodwin, wAs called last Monday be-
fore Esqs. Dinsmn-e, Stewart end ri.
land Juet as heir iionore commenced
the investigation, Mr. Rivcs came in
and stated that he HAD been employed
for the prosecution, or At least 10 as.
s~ists.in ascertsjn;Dg s'ho were ne per-
petrstors Of tie crims. and asked the
Court to grant, him n dsy's time 20
investigate the mailer. This vas
graded, With tins consent O. all par.
ties.
The neg. morning ii vas found i,s;
Sol he! skipped tor parts unknown.
ael his store ,1s closed ~ he sae7ia
on 81 ~s'sschusat taken odt hy Dt,
Hill. scl h.i la9 jrapea stores, one
90 s.at5.t I'LL, Ecr.h Of tosg, zn
sssss t,s t-er.tssa srf.e Thee
ytrp s.6 .l4%i - sFt7cbneB's. &c.
ga ase- 4 brai Of s.sl0.
EGt3 AGA vera Usr ing 10 90 -
triaI sItHsut 50. .n3 Court vs. again
east,onr5 ulrI next Monday. Mr.,
Haislf ssru'st the ,saa-e OF his eli
srf, Ja-s3 s~tits1.,. oil = 500 bond.
Bib teTis. - rs Wa u Of SoI's
bnrt.Hea. gJt permission 10 take the
train .af hEa: Sol, Bin being under q
b0sd o. 5000. lie rc,uraed Friday
morning without his mar.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Klserab!s Hail Service.

Fur the past three or six months
has seen 81 we'll nigh impossible TO
ve, the New Mi,sissippian delivered
TO SO -nbserioers through tho 'h"l''
Not q week ha, passed during this Pc
riol ,hat from one 10 Il dozen com
paint, have not reached tins Once
IRON subscribers who have failed to
receive their paper.
We know that the Missis-ippisn is
mailed regular every week To all snh-
scribcr.. We know !hat 10 mans
name is omiited, and that nc s'bs'ris-
er has eyer been stricken OF the r"i
except at his rec ucst, or wien que II :
tee uat been given bin, and there
f re wr.know that there q lite to re-
coiyr ,his aprr sdn" to the mail ser
vc ;aud if there be a rem dy 20 cor
ret the ian!t. We propose IN J@hs'lre
To orr subscribers 10 have that RENE
av applied.
VIZ have alrcady torborne public
complaint o! the sc wrongs until Ivy
have pa.s.d far b yond tlS r,nnrs
point.
,oiIa are. whenever tie paper
vs.. W." reach any subscribers. sc
Gu request them to no,!tl thlS OF,
j ice in wiring, and we will forward
their statement to the Pos,o!llce IN.
sDcc,or with request that they ferret
ont and correct the trouble.
We copy the above complaint As
there seem. TO be n determination t.
keen np o fire all along the line, nnti.
a change for The better is etlectrd.-
But we have no particular fault to inc
with route agents. Our greatest ,r'o'
BILE is with subscribers. who cal
for our patrons papers, take 'hel" u
their homes, read them, then throw
them aside or destroy them, neve
thinking of their neighbour who pay
for the paper, or of US who get all IN
blsne from the subscriber because III
pauer has not reached him. We there
fore SAY to our friends. if you ms
your paper Inquire of some OF you
peighbors for il. We are careful !
mail every subscriber his paper res'
larry. 1t to orr interest to do so.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
CI1EElIEF''s SALE.


The State Of Mississippi,
NoXuboe County.
Officers Of Court
No. 1881 ": Execution.
Sarah VI. McNorries.
By virtue of tho above stated writ direct,
ed 10 me from the Office of Robert e. Patty,
Clerk Of the Chanccry Court of said county,
| will, on
Monday, the Sri day Of January, 1887,
ut the Court House Of said county. within
legal hours. sell by auction TO the highest
bidder for cash. the following rraity proper
ty. Hhirll has been levied on by me- a> the
property Of said defendant, and wIi,he sold
to satisfy said writ and all costs to-Nit:
beginning AT a Stake at the n'Ili-cn>t cor
nor Of southeast quarter ofu0rth.east quar-
ter see. ,. T IL. i Il, thence running west
twenty tour chains aud fifty links 10 q
s,nkc, thence south thirty chains to "A stake.
thence east tWcuty-fogr chains, fifty links
to a stake on said section ,.no. thence north
on section line thirty chains TO beginning
point, containing sevcnty.thr'e and fifty.
Onc-hundrcdtNs acres III the eastern part of
section 3. r Il, Il l.. and also thirty acres in
the western part of southwest quarter o!
northwest quarter See. =. Is. Il Il. con
tanning in all iO3 and nifty. hrndretiths acres,
lying in NoAubee county. Mississippi.
n. \. ROGERS,
decll-3t. Sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

!. ;. Joses eau always DO relied
nuon to carry 10 stock the purcst aud
hcs, goods. snd sustain toe reputation
q, being Ac,ivs pushing reliable, by
Recommending srticics with wsll es-
,ab!ished merit and such IS sre isopu'
lar. Having the sgrpcy for tue ceis'
hrated DIR. Kipgs New Discovery TO-,
cousump,isu, colds sud coughs. VIZ
cell i, on = positive guarantee: Il wiu
.urrl. cure any and every eheci,on o.
threat. nag. or chest, and in oraer y
rro,e o3s claim. We ask yeu ~ Sa'
ssa get 1 Trial Bottle yrcs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Wonderful Cures.

W. d. Hoyt s. Co. Wholesale ana
Retail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, shy:
We have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery, Electric Bi'iers ana gnss.
lens Arnica Salvc for two years Nave
never hanllcA remedies That sail 's
woll, or give such universal snl.sia.-
There have been sons wonn'r-
mi cures effected by these med'c'ncs
in this city. Several cases OF pro-
nounced Consumption have been en-
tirsly cured by use Of a few bottles .n
.ur. Kings New Discovery, taken III
,ede1er1lce With Electric Bitter. We
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

Every day We hear the question
when vii! the work Of construction
commence on the Railroad.' Our peo-
pie arc rather impatient and seem to
forget that any great enterprise takes
tiec 10 &c. i in shape for actual work.
"Romc vas not buil, in q day The
ground had to be surveyed, the plan
Of tie city formulated, aud Il great
Deal Of other preliminary work gone
through before a single structure was
erected. Ii istrue .e live in q faster
sye sud eau use our means more rap
idly than the sueieut builders, bat at
tie same time We have more compii-
rG,ions 20 manage, 0 engineering
and brain work to 90 than was requir.
cd Of that period Of The worlds hisio-
~. But VIXEN al this is scc nmpIi.ied
the work will 20 on a, rapidly as the
most Of us cOgll wish. Let Us then
posse.s our souls in patience, 1d.re'y
upon the experienced men iwho have
charge Of thi. Gu e1prise, end at the
same time give them all the enc NJ.
ment We car, and be ready TO assist
them when The first break in the
ground is made. Until then We may
eIpec. a depression ~ businss-, being
ia 3 state Of expectancy, Gad not ex-
sct.y certain how to shape our course.
will come in time, this revival OF
ffSaz~ ssoy US will hav something
trsde, and afSzs
10 DO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

The Architect aud Builders number
Of the Scientific American is a gem.
1t has colored plates Of new designs
in dwelling houses and ether fine Il.
~lnstrations, Masking il a unique aud
valuable aGa'tieu to the illustrated Pc.
riodiesls OF the dsv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

The 'sst number of the New South,
with It's artistic and Suggestive cover.
is uneIcelled IN southern periodical
literature 1t has the fnest rortrsit of
Gen. Gordon VS. have We, seea. The
New South 10 published Rt Birminy-
ham, and should be in every family,
ana already il has 4 large northern
subscYi ptioa.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
want

M. T'Bo.ATsylor, aged about sixty
FIVE years, dicd very suddenly at bis
home segcn tnilcs east Of town on the
2jth Of November. He got up that
morning and went 10 iced his stock
and dropped dead in the ysrd.-Win-
ston Signal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18


Nessrs, a. J. McLaurin, VIM. Buch-
snan and p. Henry, OF sHb-eommil.
lee appointed by the railroad commit
;ee here 10 go 20 Matches TO confer
with Gen. Martin IN reference to get.
ting the n. Ia {. depot and shops in
our town performed that duty on Mon.
day last. The Committee an. rcctiy.
ed al Jaekson by Col. Crane ana placed
under the protecting care Of Conduc-
tor Clingsn. TO both Of whom Il ECON.
mittre is indebted for courtcsie,. A.
hoHt L. o'clock NntrheH was reaclci.
and Gen, Martin received The commit
tee and ", X. McLuNrin, ESQ. who
hat joined it vi Jackson. The Gene.
rsi IN all business Gnd allowed that ne
fully appreciated the POSITION. A. well
As the many difficulties under which
Rankin lahOretl. He authorized he
committee TO cay. il the county would
'pke $4,000 stock in his 1osa, sud
give him lands for locStiou Of shops,
depot and trnpMcnt houses. the road
twon'd come TO Brandon, and locsie
here slG0,Nl0 worth OF shops, which
woalI employ . hands. ten. Mar
tin showed the committee tie ms'y
substantial Improvements erected in
Na,che, since the bailding OF his road
from thst point to Jackson became an
assured fact, Teere are two large cot
ton factories, two oil mills. \ foundry
and peyersl steamboats, iu the trade.
al together giving employment 10 u
bout 500 hands. Everything has the
appearance Of push and thrift. whcrn
n few years ago there was gloom and
dependency.
The trip was 8 most plessap. one.
and the courtesies extended by lha Of
heers Of the "LiitIo u.s. Gen. Martin.
Col. Crane, Mcssrs. Gordon. Clingsn
an! Geo. Righy. were duly apprcria-
tad. May Nstchea and Brandon be
shortly connected by the successor OF
the festive Little j." the n, J. & C.,
the Great Midland route. Brandon
Democrat Dec, l6.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

A clear head 10 indicative Of good
health and regular habits. When ne
body feel. iangaid, sna the mind
works sluggishly, Aysr's Ca'hart!c
pills vii, a-sis, TO a recovery 81 physi'
,.l aud mental viyor. Che eeostiPat.
III shouja use them.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

jackson has a daily. The Advert.
SER There certainly onght 10 be q
daily in tho State Capital, and We hope
REV candidate will OIL q lner felt
~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Saturday, Doc. 70, 1888.

There is n thing a wealth Ean
can AFFORD after his death, that is, an
expensive and Imposing funeral.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

No other medicine has won for it.
'c'f such universal appreciation in lis
own city, state and country, and a.
meng oil people, as Ayers Ssrsaparil.
In, II is the best combination ofyryr-
table blood purifiers, with the Iodide
Of Potassium and Iron, ever offered to
the public.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
sealed Preposah.

i. hereby given thu. sealed
4rssAls. will be received until Aon-
Ashe 50 day Of January. 1855, for
ian 10 the Jsil sud Poor House,
Eprnisg and eil,py hsl'orner's
Of the roard.
\ROBEi.T @. PATTY.
Clerk,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
worries FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE A~rJACKSoH. Miss,
December tltll, 1876.
Notice is here l.y given TINT the following
n,mrA settler ha. nIet Motive 1T hts iitrt,'-
ton to make iinai proof IN sunp1r' 3' n'
clnim, and that said proOi VIII ne ihanv !.
fore tie Judge. ~ ~ hi, alb s''fe INC W.,
Of thc Nhinecfg CaN N)in'rr onnts' "
Nacnn Hiss. ~. lMNttyl 1881. w
,hytlcs Il. 80 1'ts', h"rles''a'
ntI ~ iN' ttIa o. ! 81 ~ "
q ,llr' w.
.r .il III
&C 30 ~,
. +, :, iliilNr Yes. '''
as. rts Vt'
| uu,,,.4x. ..s.ssc''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
DaTGEss's SALE.
viii on
Monday, Jan. 5. 1887,

in front of the Court House door, sell to the
highest bidder for cash. four
SIiOATS,
about ten months old. color, two ,and aud
black spotted. one black and one black and
white listed, unmarked, two boars and two
sows. valued al 81 each.
J. FASER,
degll-3t, Coroner & Ranger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
ROBUST HEAL7H

Is not always ENJOYED by those. who coz,
to possess it. The tin, 81 ,orrupted
o"rs,i.l YGlsss Be secretly undermining the
tuition. In time, the poison will Ger.
iainly show its effects, and with allthc more
viruience the longer 1t has been allowed
to permoate the system. Each pimp!c, sty,
boh, skin disorder and sense Of unnatural
las-itude, OF languor, is one OF Natures
warnings Of the consequences OF neglect
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

htLE bEAN9l What. g funny nafha
fo4 Z msd.c,ne. Nevertheless it's very
ssr.aacaat 81 s1pt;rd 70 tto srtiels.

..as.. .@Sssgv5t NsTst1s.
lo.i.l bt:sr, yi2e;d nanscoCs Euid,
safts.ea ~ see kyss.' Vbcnsesr ito
Ewa doas net ~ rryer.y .his frId Is
y~tYissd IN ,as bleed ana lo!Ss:is 'te
~tolsSystSla ara sattnxitss ann mifely,
" the fssuit. SMITHS Ellie DLANs
" o sars eua tor piiiolaaeas llt !!yer
sssoc1iat. Prize, g, eents per bouis.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Proceedings Board Of Supervisors
Mnndny. Dec. 6, 1876.

Board met pursuant to adjournmeh,,
all the members present, also olc'h
and sheriff,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
EOTfCE oT CoNTksT.

Il. $. LAND OFFICE. JACKSON. Mss,
November u. lsSG. NJ. ~.
Complaint hN ing been entered az this
otlcc by john 4. Vaughn a~.Hihsi nts
,.yans lar alaUldndU. hi i. .r'' ~
50. ljaiS, dated ich'Y T.. iss'. 4
>outhc Isl quartet. Sec. =. I -
=, y. in \uNu!uN ouutf. :.
view 10 tlc raiit dintinp o.
parties are hrrehi .lua'inai' III
The o!iirc of,i.anyrN Ger t4 =
Miss On The ~ dar bF''te7
~ o'riure \. ST.. NO 81 -
testimony g0ueerhg s' ~ ca
'npht.
WALLACE McLAuKis, Rssis..r.
nos-1-.ff Receiver.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Ayers SarsoparNa

Is the only remedy that can be relied upon,
In all cases, to eradicate the faint OF hered-
itary disease and the special corruptions
Of The blood. 1t Is the only Alternative
that il sufficiently powerful to thoroughly
cleanse the system Of Scrofulous and
Mercurial impurities and the pollution
Of Contagious Diseases. It also neu-
tralizes the poisons left by Dtphtheria
and Scarlet Fever, and enables rapid
regeneration from the enlightenment and
debility caused by these diseases.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
MyriadS of Cures

Achieved by AYERS SARsAPARILLA, In
the past forty wears, are attested, and there
IA no blood disease, at all possible Of cure,
that viii not yield to It. Whatever the
Ailments of this class, and wherever found,
from the scurvy of the Arctic circle to the
'yeldt-sores' Of South Africa, this rem
edy has afforded health TO the sufferers
by whom It was employed. Druggists
EVERYWHERE can cite numerous cases, With
in their personal knowledge, Of remark
able cures wrought by II, where all other
treatment had been uuayailing. People
will do wei, to
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

.LA.sTiNT TIE NJ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-24

The steamer Walmanalo and the schooners Ka
valiant Rob Roy and Ehukai brought $3.50 bags
sugar from the Hen. J. 4. Cummins' plantation
at Waimanalo, oahu this week.
The steamer IVY Holmes, Captain Cook, return,
TO Hilo' Hawaii, to-day, with the broken roller Of
the Wainaku sugar mill. Hilo, Hawaii, repaired
The bark Ferris 5. Thompson sailed from san
Francisco for KahuIui Maui. April ID, and the
schooner Ida Schnauer for the same port the fol
lowing day. They probably have arrived at their
destinations now.
The bark Forest Queen, for here, and the
schooner Emma Claudina, for Hilo, were 70 leave
san Francisco April 18th; the terms Eva and
Gerge c. Perkins were to leave April 18th, bot
for this port, and the barkentiue Mary Winkel-
man was to have left he Goth instant, also for
here.
The following vessels arrived at this port from
foreign ports during this week: Barkentne w
h Dimond and steamship City Of Rio de Janeiro
from San Francisco, and bark Star of Devon from
Newcastle, y. S. w. Following have been the
departures: Bark Charles B. Kenney and bark
entine Katie FIickInger, for san Francisco, aud
steamship City Of Rio de Janeiro for Hongkong
via Yokohama, Japan.
The bark Charles 3 Kenney and barkentine
Katie Fdckinger took to san Francisco this week
1880 bags sugar, 1873 barrels moIasses and $40
skins and hides, valued at s2I4,so 20.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-24
Boston Girls.

Boston Cor. Toledo Journal
If you were asked for frank expression
of your opinion of Boston girls, what would
it be! In what words would you clothe it'll
Would you not say that they were all in
tellectual in appearance and with eye-glassesl
1t may be that it was l who thought this,
and not you, but 1 am prepared to take
every word and thought of it right back and
"expunge it from the records" l have met
no such girls either in parlors or on the
streets. No daintier maidens live anywhere
than here. Faces are no more "intellectuaP
looking than elsewhere, if "intellectuaP
means the conceit of knowledge.
l think l notice one or two things very
plainly. Boston women, young and old,
dress with excellent taste in stylish gar
ment5, but appear ready to modify the fash
ion for their own individual benefit, and as a
consequence are well dressed; much better
than it they simply consulted the fashion,
and ignored their own brains They are,
perhaps, more self reliant than their sisters
in less favored localities but this is shown
much more in their willingness and desire to
see that their companions have their full
rights, than in any effort they make to claim
their own. And / always claim, and always
shall claim, that an intelligent woman can
not, in the very nature Of things, be other
than attractive And this explains to me
why Boston girls are handsome, graceful,
self reliant, tempting creatures. If were
man l would marry one Of these girls, Or
l would write a book