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Easter Thnrrbts

An old writer speaks OF Easter, beautiful
E'sier, and, indeed, all nature seems TO b,
N hfrmony with the great fact Of the sea.
son rising from the dead. Tiny. dark
seeds have lain dead all through the lonp
co.n winter, but now the vernal sun and
ram wake them into life, and stalks, leaves
ava blossoms are ris NJ from the ground.
beai.n the same iorms and colors rs their
aEcas ors OF the previous GUNNER. How
: range it is that the little seed cont lins
tdo whole plant! A whole oak tree is co II.
pressed in an acorn
20 every Plant cells us OF Easter, and
when the resurrection of the BODY seemn
nara 10 understand, let us consider the res.
direction OF the plants from tho tiny seeds
rpened last fall. A seed never makcs n
mistake md sends forth some different
plant A petunia seed never makes +,
morning glory. so at the last day the soul
wiz take TO ITSELF its own spiritual body
low, We can not toll.
Inc butterfly, rising from the dead
cocoon, IS anotler beautilu! emblem of
iastf How unlike are the caterpillar and
'le Gorgeous butterfly, yet afte, an interval
VI Seep, or seeming death, the butterfly
rises IRON iho csterpillar's tomb.
me story OF Easter il told In many wavs
Easter Cards in large letters meets the
eye IN me store windows Easter Garcia
are written and sung by the various sun
day'schoo's emu congregations speoirl
lnuS.c' tue finest of the year, is prepared
10Y EASIER, and special sermon tax The
ministers -" Il
riowers ere planted and cultivated CO.
peclaily for Easter, for it is then the most
oiaporato foral displays arc made. So
nature and arr units to homo, linn who
,ook our nature upon Him, and left II !
lh@one TO suffer for our sins, and re- leem ne
l'on a world OF ain; who died mud ro,e |
I gain to be the first fruits Of them ,Ss,
sect. -christas u Wsrk.
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4Do.tor s,td ,.o, ,,
Won Gov. ~, y ~ - en- I'LL
VIII Ms. A., ~ "1t .otV ann
Hs LAWYER Int otro 40 .a "'.1-.h u''L
wer. tyso ar thr,. ,aln - ~ 'HaI3
%c9,Ions Tbat ,,,g al '''i-S' o"'lN''''-
I-hring map-o.I 10 sor,v, hrt.
TO each Thou 7~oan5ro 49, 80
re. lief F-hring Lao,n III .' : y v
win e,ra,. Il, or..+ ~ e'' ~ "00'' nun
TIC lar,c front room had h.o, ,,o
t,,l ~ e. nav o9cH hobern-
roonv Inv ,cr1 1oT, ~ I9 o''
with ulauta ,r-o1,-. I#l,'.t "i-e''
| Iirs nt,no bc,n.I ~ ,.Vh a, ~ oi'V
tween tho two m, r,tt,-a '"' V9-
mir n, an, o,.+lI - ~ - A'u an
clcyo-lv ey.cIt.d ,,,t"r - "S''
,ga.n orJ f,,,.f,, bata.ra,t "a iu9 "
LVrs work t,his. and L,s,att 80 y" ,'' vans
ooot-,or Enats 49,. Di'H5. S.oor IA a coy
| ash boo,-cas, Wirbor- tba ~ TN 'l o't
b!ns.ersd bo,.,ornusfy W.tbtn "-nu
and rest and n.aca
Aud SO Fslr.n- sat droyysino md droau
ing On with The fwYligbt enc 49,"
with lqmrs Ja.E viii hosetarars' a.,-
and Lin VIII snile of welcome "'''s''5
"AlHly maiden in v.,y trnt" % 80. r.,
r'nr's tfoppn, 49, &c. a. 90 E'H-
She en-era tbe ro1,, onI 1871 uII"I
pt-p, for y mnnant b,If .r+aVT. -! eno
over the sbeats NJ mrgIc ''4"''6
10 an ey-en. ye, prt ,,,,bor. -,
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ntral her Sb. u,.s ,,Ti - ~ "''t oo-n-
formed win , gyso. a,.tan. tA4u'Sse'iy
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fyI, b., fora,e,d ora,,a, ,na, t
~chqstnntbar mn ,,r,+, IS
irg- limo, "A tho =, ,rbi,a PtI,' n2a''H
p.rtly to,yorI III, o"0'N '"rhe"
"Do van Ike 1,,,io w. rh-..
ask.d b,ff aL,r,I,. d.. she
an ,ns,gcr I'm so,t,d hor, tlI0I. awaiting
p~lovirr Tor ~ a1i ,roa - a'u o2slh
sr .,k r,us.a Im.a ~, o"i' up 50 10
tIcn 4, fro1I har s,i,a s1Ihi lo'e'
b~arnonios snoh III 1880 ubs ioWeu
r,on tnorys NJ 80 n" uia"lhs-
and h,tsof ponb D'e'Iny uoctnines
tbon,bts - p-o. h-a'"' anu 'he gfander
Ana 60 ,Dt"r
gr.rr Lo,,ar a'i 10 o'en,ns' as h,hrlhg
mn.sc p,r 49,. no iot1h1u 10
,,ns,naa a. ms cA''h OF hef
r. ,.,iao nc ,ntsic ol Hef VOC, the a.
tnr,r, "u, petu'y ant purity, were all
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31
Dr.CREENE'S
NERvURA
TONIC,
The Great Spring Remedy
Fo2 THE POSITIVE CURE OF
Nervousness, weakness, Nervous Debility,
Nervous aad Physleai Exhaustion, NerN-
Gus T'rost-atlon, Slecplcssnes, spot
cnay. Paralysis, Aunhneas. TrembliHs,
Neuralgia, R~heHmatism, Palma IN Side
md Back, Fpncptlc Fit, ~. Stfus'a
Dance, Pnlpitat;on, Nervous and sick
Headache. Tired Feeling, Byspepsia,
Indigestion, .oss of Appetite, GonNtipn-
xlgu. kidney md Liver -s.mags, Etc.
SPRING Debility,

Every one uae1s n spring tonIe-a remedy whici
will strengthen aud iuvlguIplH the NystrM and tone
Mp the action OF Ci the organs. The spring Is Tue
tluo above all Others Tor the SICK 70 get well, II v
the tfur for the comparatively well To Keep Ia good
health by the use OF a JudiciJIsly selected sprius
medicine.
VITA the advent Of spring comes malaria, noTv
ue-.es-cd, uiUays results IN nervous and physleC|
exhaustion. euro these Diseases, or guard nEHiusi
them hy the uaeuI DIR. uFEESE NEGEuNA NERVE
TuNtC. which Is tIg CreHtnst nut best OF All spring
medicines. Thu, wonderful remeu B. re commended
by physicians druEgstsn md tho people every Nresc
e. tsluE the most marvellous m its effects II any
Enovn medicine. II you are nervous, irritable, sc'
pressed sRd can not sleep nights, nso this remedy
By gll means. and your nerves VIII become stois
and steady. and your sleep calm, natural an re,
ir2ghIuR. II you wate tired mornings, VIA Gun
head, bad taste i'm the mouth, no appetite ~ ! tcaL'
fast, and feel weak, l9uEuid aud exhausted tNi4 re-
WGrkuEle remedy will clear your head, give AHu IN
appetite ana restore your strength, Vigurand cter'
giles. II you huyn dyspepsia, ind -esti'n, bulyus,
ness, constipation. Kidney complaint pam anu
weakness in the hlrk, this remedy VII glFe YOU
nervous debility, neuralgia, ncrFOu'9 SICK he"R-
ache, heart disease, palpttattuu, paralysis, NUMB
ross. trembling and all nervous dteNScf'
Use this remedy AM You willtteNvt Tthttt - "
is purely vegetable, and lts WulieTiut eHtcls aHsII
r safe, sure and pGsitiyrCugP. Do NOT DE- persuaded
to takcany thing else, furthis tnody hlHno equAtI,
II is the greatest medical u,.CC'crY.uf tlcaEa, Az
1~rurgists keep it. Price, 81 per louie II your
druggist docs NOT have D. hefill Cntlt for YOU. It's
d.scoycrcr, pG. GREENt, 10 West iith street,
New YORK, tho great specialist M ruFlNE ntrtons
and chronic diseases, cam 20 consulted Tree, person
ally Orhv lnttar,
sg,yANF rE,rta-F ever no r~t write.
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OCEAN PARASITES,


hlllE AIbuhn "a SNIP
If one watches the pools rs the tide
goes down one may often see the shell.
which holds a hermit crab decorated
with a set Of anemone. Thoancmonc,
one might suppose, had taken up it,
position Of its own accord when the
she'll was at rest. Mr.. Gosso. how
ever, saws that in every instance when
he detached the ancmone from the
she'll the hermit crab nickal II mn and
held it in its claw. Against The she'll
"tor the space of ten minutes at time.
until fairly attached by n rood strong
base" is such q strange PROCEEDING
simply dictated by q love of fnery? A
still more curious case. mentioned by
Prot Mohns, "Boitrage zur Mumcr-
fauna der Inscl Mauritics," incline,
one TO a different conclusion. lie tells
Us of two distinct genera Of rraLsip tbp
Maurilius which have a habit Of
firmly gra>pine a sea anemonc
in either claw and CARVING them
about. The professor does not at
tempt 10 eynlain the habit Int if
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give UcION

was a typical Indian war; Or and cut
throat The history Of his raid, and
OF KIT CARsoN's skill and horoism in
meeting the perils of the occasion, is
begun in No, Z Of the New York
Ledger. ROBERT BoNNER's Sons have
lSs'ed millions Of sample copies Of
this number Of the Ledgor, but there
are probably, persons who have not
yet had a copy, and we are informed
that any n who has not had one of
these sample copies eau get one free
OF expense by simply sending his
and address to the Lcdqer Office,
at the corner Of William and Spruce
streets, New York. This is certainly
an easy and cheap way to get u speci.
men number of the greatest Indiap
story ever published.
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JAPANESE rHEATER.


Redeemed Tor honcNs
The japanese school Of acting might
be called the natural one. the whole
progress Of the play being carried on
in the quiet, even tones Of every day.
There is little bombast Of ran except
in the classical in,erludes, when every
thing is as stilted and conventional as
possible. Pathos is always deep and
long drawn, and the last tear IS wrung
from the eyes of the audience, that re-
spond with handkerchief to the slight
est appeal to the emotional side.
Tragedy is very tragic. and murders
more CORY than we would quite enjoy,
Death on the japanese stage always
result from sword cuts, and the
antics Of fencers, the wonderful en-
durauce Of the hacked victims and the
streams OF rcd paint that pour from all
over them before they die are rather
too much. The audience enjoys this
however, and they shout, shrek and
Whoop with delight when a good, CORY
combat goes on. To express greater
approval they throw pieces Of their
clothing or any Of their valued belong
mgS on the stage, iustaS excited young
ladies at the opera hurl their bouquets
at Patti, and queens draw off diamond
rings and bracelets to hand to Nilsson.
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BE She blonde or brunette
- sEp lots mo lD,k as m

~ ~ T--N TT -TT--
An unhealthy woman is rarely. II oror
beautiful. The peculiar diseases 10 which
so many Of the sex are subject, are nroiif,
causes of pale, sallow faces. hlotcAed With
unsightly plmples, dull lusterless ewes and
emaciated forms, Women so afflicted, can
be permanently cured by using DR.. Pierce's
Fayorite Prescription; aud with the ycstor-
alton OF health comes that beauty which.
combined with good qualities Of head and
heart, makes women angels Of loveliness,
"Fayorit9 Prescription is the only medi.
cine for women, sold by druggists, ander a
posltGs gnqrcatee from the manufacturers
that 1t Will give satisfaction in every case,
or money will be refunded. This guarantee
aas been printed on the bottle-wrapper, and
faithfully carried out for many wears.
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the same material very J9gav in III,
knees AMI loose 4 tie waist
Good heavens what Il ruv n,u-t look
was his thoEgbt-for / br.1g wa. 5a..Id.or.
a. to matters OF dre.g
Then too. the room and ire ord.tfu,
furnishings seemel Amos as s,range IN,
unreal as theY had in his few iucd mo
men,s while he IaiI ,o.siDg an tho Led =
al alcoy, At one and
For it was 5w-suidad and w.inecot-e lei
halfway up the sid g with oak larkened
By time. The wall PAPER was q a auafnt
old-time pattern. The CHAIR and tlbIo n.
his elbow OF still nor. anc emf dsts
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Shrewd Hindoo officials.

The KaiSer-i-H Hind narratos =,
amusing incident that took nInco ~,
Ahmedabad at the levce which was 70.
Gently held by the Governor at tbo,
place. 1t is the custom p~enerollv oh,
served in the mofasSA that when M.
1--WE government officials have TO nro.
sent themselves before their Eurono,n
sNperiors, they are required to remove
,heir country shoes before ENTERING tho
mousse or office of such superior, n
,hey have however, put on Enrlish
ooo'S' lney can approach their saner.
'ors without being put to the tropble
OF removing them. At III. ,ayoo ,o
Geh'ly held at Ahmedabad, some Of .bo
nihooo officials, with a view to avoid
.he mdignlty of presenting themselves
seiore the Governor with bare f,ot
fesorted to a strange device. A hatch
oil halt-a-dozen or more of smell an
clals purchased apair of English boots
among themselves, and each ono too,
ms urn with them as he was prescpteo
oeiorc the Governor. There was q oood
aeal OF fun caused by their %runnina
i'tner n thither to take their trr,
with the pair of boots. There
also much laughter on account Of ,ha;.
putting on the right and LETT boots
Unfortunately. 'oo's
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a Famous Indian, and a Sill More
Famous indian Fighter.

We give below q picture Of KIT CAR
SON, tt famous scout and Indian
fighter, whose thrilling exploits sur
passed in interest and adventure those
Of all other frontier heroes. KITS
portrait shows that he was a very lion
in courage and stern determination,
and also a mar Of fine intellect He
was, in truth, the ideal American hero
OF the wild Western border.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

The evil spirit that hoycrs about staqnar
pools and inundated loWlaads, is no matcr.a.
lzed DOGGY, no phantasm of q dlsordercd IA
lginatIon, but a power of evil far more ma
n-nant than any familiar mathematical b
Cotton Mather. it IS Malaria, which has f.
'S destructive progeny fever and agqc
n.4ous remittent and dumb agIe, conquer
aDle with Hostetter's Stomach BittCrs, a
are. dyspepsia, constipation, liver CON
plant, etc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

KITS last great contest with tho
Indians occurred in 1867, the year be-
fore his death, Whcu RED KNIFE, a
perfect Indian fend. suddenly attacked
the defenseless settlers Of the remote
frontiers. y most graphic, spirited
and thrilling account Of that most des-
perate struggle is now being published
in the New York Lcigar, under the
title OF RED KNIFE; OR KIT CARsoN's
LAST TEAn-' RED KNIFE, as will be
seen by the picture of him which we
give below,
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rCR strengthening and clearingthe yoi,o
usu Drown bronchial Troches. =" u have
ii o. snnaiued mem to friends who were pub.
h by spnahcr5, ana thoy have proved cytrdmo.
y i'e"oIe -hev. Helfy Ward Bfecle,
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FhEEi A 3-foot French Glass. IVA,
yont' Nickel Or Cherry Cigar Case Nrrnll
PANTS ONLY. r. ". TAysILL d Co. Cbfcagn
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AN EASTER LILLY.
How Robert Ethring Finally Won
tan Easter Romance.
Written Tor Th!s Paper.l

THBlNG was c'0-ha
but res he In hi.
right mind ono
more after week.
which had seemed
eycrn tie Ct fever
Isl j .ir.um and IN
Tell ting p7in
14e very question
Of clothing admitted
of the doubt. 4
faded drassing-cowu
reaching 70 his heels.
q black brJ1dcIoth
vest of country clt
hanging loosely
about Lis saguaken
frame, trouse 5 OF
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

a BONE Felon-A person convicted o,
'ooo'hg q grave. -D,irol ire P,c,y.
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The University of Bologna, Ita,v
celebrates its eight hundredth annivcr.
sary this year. Bologna has derived :,
g sss"a deal Of glory from its Antiquity
especially from its sausage. IN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

The hen fool though she is consid.
,su, possesses in a marked degree tboI
FACULTY OF making much out Of l)i,,,
resa ner corn by the pint and she ~,
0y tho peck -Bin0aamton RenI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

10 DREAM of a bear betokons mischief
which your vision shows you is G. J,un.
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HAiE's Honeyof Horehound and Tar curo
Dougns and bronchitis and consumption
flRc S Ioothache Drops Cure in ou6minus
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

SOME men are accused of being tight.
when, IN fact, 1t is their pocket-books that
arc " full, = YoHkerS Statctmaa,
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Duranc's feumat!c remedy win curo
any case yhauma,ism on earth. Il Is
taken inra.lr; Write for free pam.
phlet to k. HELpnESsrIyr, DRUGGIST.
Washing, D. G., or ask your druggist
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

II afflicted with Sore Eyes use Or. Isaac
thompson 5 Eye Water. Druggists sell il, 30
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SOME rivers must have feet, as well rs
head. Anyway, we recently read OF to
to'ys ON The Ohio rvcr -AO,rst0iet lsrJ
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

fangry dog is an animal OF cir-rora
NJprgh Chg5aic's. "i'ge'-
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The church belle is sometimes founA
the cEo!r-Best-a Bulletin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

A Eaole paper on homeopathy, giving
n Tor curing diseases, sent rra9tis h.,
Rppert, NJ. D., 3oj Race ST., Ciu'ti, O.
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HERE IS another lockout" said the
u ul y as nc examined the elderly gentle
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

IfoWn-the youngsters mouth in
ftachG time ash Hyiga Cr.1jc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31
q Nevcr IaiIs-

A Yock makes a good chest.
pru.ec.OL-V Nue.
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The MARKETS..

,r,re CINCINNATI yS.S
LIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sS3o,
Choice butchers ,.......... -
'oI'- SuIllllun .,."m.... ~
uuua lachers. ....... A ~
ShEEP-Good to choice :. -
LAMBS-Good 10 choice y W
FLOUR-Family .... 9 j %
Gl'AAI A. gred,.".j q 81
Nv . Ivu'.....uu.-.. -,
Corn-No. . mixed. .,m.'! q RI
0ats-No.2 Mixed. g ~
Rye-No. 2........, %
HAY-Timothy No. CLIO
TORACCO-Mcdium Lea. ~ 90 @l4 .
Good Leaf. ..... W!N u
PRqylSIoNs-Porf ~ y "a! $'i
+, LaTd.Pr!mo Steam II" 90
'oPPI ltha 10 GsS,,s dqditify~ IS q &
PorAro ) bpe,fme.. Is q IS
FLOURISH. iNyFrvEm,.. sm a. %
GRAiS-WRd'c'SSt, ,.ii akhic"go. ca g &E
Com-No. ! "'"'"". Gali9 &c
0ats-Mixcl.. 1''"""""' 5!in Is
PORK-Ncw Mes ''' ~ % Nl6 20
LARD 4reaco''' '"''o IS
FLouR-wisx1 Iinlsr~,... aD.9 a@
'' No>? TcS,p Spring "."~". AZ -
Corn s9,".s..."..... qY,S sS5s
LAIN @'...w"".., ..,... a n,
BALTIMORE.
FLoIk hhpn,,,yv 81 "Y"""""."..'sM "a J e,ls
GRAZ Efiyc1 ~ ~'"'"''.~. s1's0 s.
niNcu ''.,.> ..,..., n N.
-. 81 a IA
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Nothing Lid

A PLUMBER never asks: rs it warm
eGough for yol?' lie jUstfAda you his
bill and watches IN. pcrspFoh Tickle.
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DR. P%ierce's Fav oritc prcscrip

H. Il legitimate medicine, ras
compounded by an experienced ana Al
! physician, aud adopted to woman's h
organization. IL is purely vegetable
composition and perfectly harmless 4
effects IN any condition Of tho system
morning sickness, or nausea, from VIII
cause arising, weak stomach, indigesHoH
2cpsla lnI kiadr'd symptoms, IFS u8e, I'M
doses, viii prove worry beneficial. "'
"h0VoTiIc propcriGtionDis or
1--WE cure for the most cOmpllcatrd any,
etlnate cases Of lcuc1rrhCa, excessive IA,
n1lnful menstrlatlOn, unnatural suppre,,
prOl117'jS, or falling of the womb. ,r66b /
'lanldio weakness GntcversiOn, rotrore,
be~arlNH-GIYn sensatiOua, chronic r0ppay
Inflammation ana liberation Of the wnNml
Illumination, pain ana tenderness in or,
accompanied with internal heat" w
AZ Il regulator and promoter Of 4
iIoGal acton, at that critical period Of M
from GjrlhQOd to Womanhood, "FUY5rtS
5cr.rtiun' Is n perfectly safe remedial y.
Gnd can produce only good results, I
equally yiittcIous and valuable in its a
when rlhcn for those disorders and le,s,
lltnt5 iurldent 10 that later and most cT,
period, known as The Change of IIfaH'
"SEForice E'roscrip;iOIi,''w when IA
IN Connection win Che use OF DR., Pc,
Golden Modi1al Discovery. and small Ian,
dosaa of Or, Picrc.'5 PurGarive pelIats #
Liver Pllaa cures Liver, Kidney and nix
ulseas IS. Their combined uso also ram'
blood toilts, and ahoLshes cancer0us
s1roIllous hum0rs from tho sysiom.
"E1Sbgi'e RrcsgripttOnH il i'm ,
medicine tOrNOmCn, sold by druggists ma
Il positive guarantee, from tie ma
fJctuTtr3, that 1t will give satisfaction jnrr
ease or money will be refunded. This qua,
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The treatment Of many THOUSANDS ~
Of those chronic weaknesses md ulstn Y
ailments peculiar tO females, n Tho Is
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Bufalo y
has Afforded a vast experience in nicelv y
ing and thoroughly testing remedies t,sS4s
cure OF woman's peculiar maiGaies. -"
Br. PiercC'B EavOriie ~E'rescri,,,
ia The OutgrOWth. or result. Of tins grff'u
valuable experience. IhousJ,d5 uf Nv
mails, received from patients ana frnm" "
clans who have tested il IN tho morn Y!
waited and obstinate cases which Ina "
their skill, prove it TO be the most WS,5
remedy ever devised for the relief ma
suffering women. II ~ not rccommendSI
"cure-Ill,' hut as Il most perfect SpecisI
ToMau's peculiar ailments. 'N
AZ powerful inFigOFatiug Gal
It inpariG strength to the WHOLE ssUVt1
aud to the womb aud It's aUpanaan \
particular. For oyerWorkcd, d usa'sp
"ruu-down," debilitIted teacbers I'M
dresslaker1, Ee8Ustrgsscs. ''ebop-rirls . /
keepers, nursing mothers, and feabjs ~
generally, Or. Fiercc's Eayor!te prosorS1
is tho greatest earthly boon, haing unoo
as an Gppeti1ing cordial and lastorofiva y
As q sOOthing ana sircugthsrl
ncrvEne. "FGyOrite Presentation w
qualed aud is Invaluable in a~llnving ana h
DUNG nervous cX%citabilicy, irritgiij,r /
hauStion, prOstratiOn, hysteria, spasns !
other distressing. nervous symptoms \
monty attendant upon functional and ~
disease of the womb. 1t induCaj refss
sleep and re!leTo9 menta! anxicty gpd
bp0ndgucv. wy
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31
MApLErox. MAY d. 1853.

Mr. RoBT ErHRrHG; Sir, il you Are O. psu.
ti"iaan you viii CIV Ne satislacshun 50 from
one gentleman to Another FOR the elite YOU
showed nay LII by going on aul Marrying the
Rose girl when you As good Is ur4mist LII
you lovl her, for / Herd ,ou myself by ayi.
asnt. II LII DIES you WIl BE to Blame and size
looks Like D,th sometimes now. let Ne here
from you at once. JOHN SrAHFORru
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
PREPARING FOB THURMAN.

Largely Attended Com mittse Ne etings Last
Evening Much Business Transacted.
The Committees on Transportation, Dis
play and Procession, and Decoration, hav-
ing in charge those featur,s Of the great
Thurman demonstration, met at the
roous of the Yourg Mems Denocratic
Clrb. last evering, to furiher consider tbs
matters committed to their charge. The
attendance at each If these Committee
IN e.inss was very large, and d'c;Cei
progress was maids with tie business N
hard.
Thu Committee on Transportation is,
Del h IDS. further along with IT. work toan
spy OF the otGeis, being about ready to re-
port to the GeaeIal Commit &C. The COM
mittse has T. c.ivei the m>st sncour gltg
,ommu- icatlons from all the railIo lcs ceG-
t,rlpy here, ard spsIial trsirs and low
rates OF fare haze iuyaisbly been the re
,ul, OF the committees netot atlors. "a
the B,lt.no.e and Ohio sxcU ion rates
have been secured from PIT sburg Gr-f,en
end Csm&riege, o on the Ohio Riv.r ral-
road from Huutinstop; on the c., l.. q W.
from Uniichsv e, and on the Cleveland
and Pirtseurg aud T., @. X st. l.. cha' 10
Pi tjburg aud to many points IN Oelo
srca u, ,eubenville, and toWns noita aad
west o IN pit.
The Commute of D's2lsy and Process
sion held long seS i'm, sni adj our,ed to
meet again tins e'eo:ng, when it is pre- B.
abls the Chief Mar, ha' will be appointed.
The COMMITTEES on Decorations IS max
irg progress, and will meet again Ie;s
.h"rilv.
Toe Chairman and SECRETARIES Of The va
r'ous committees are called TO meet at toe
rcous of the Y. N. D. c. at 7:30 o'tlHcs
tbs evening and al should be on h'rd
prom pity.