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The gale., 1888-03-24

CHI Pompey | what you ,tteid Of!
..rhat makes You shake and 1hibberf"
+" Law chile | ise ct Dc ague
An got de tropic 1ibber."
s De tropic ibber Pompevv
j don't Know what you means:
m taking SMITHS BILE BEANS.
Two bilS bottle, dont pay morel !.
You'll get dcIo at do drugmall's store: |.
uThe most economical ard best remedy
r. Nfuc, e centss ~ bottle
The gale., 1888-03-24

The great mai jority of the papers
in Tennessee oppose Governor
Taylor in Tennessee. Yazoo City
Herald. But he will get there
Just the same.
The gale., 1888-03-24
Notice.

The State of Mississippi,
To LoTTIE SMITH,,
You are COMMANDED to appear before
the Cnancery Conrt of the county of Tisf
omiugo in said state on the 4th Monday
of March 1888, to defend the suit in laid
court Of Andrew Smith wherein yov are
hefendapt.
= w Patterson.
Clerk,
Feby. l6, 1888. Prints. fee. $l.96 1t
The gale., 1888-03-24

Mr.. Randall has introduced his
tliff(O Dill. which as was antlcipa-
ted takes off the greater part Of
the internal revenue, and lowers
duties in several cases in order 20
glve.an appearance Of tariff reduc-
ton. He will doubtless prove
himself this session the same old
Randall as Of yore.
The gale., 1888-03-24

A lady in Texarkaua, Texas,
gave birth to triplets. two boys
and one girl. She had been mar
ried only three years, and has
gwen birth to the third set cf trip
let's. The neighbors ought to be
Indifferent to an immigration move.
ment.
The gale., 1888-03-24
THE GALE. J
JAMES JOURD.AN, Editor.
SuBacR;PTyon, $500 PER ANNuM.
MOI PAID IN.TaREt MYTHS ,S1 .25.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm Of WATSON s. HARVEY is this
day dissolved BY mutuA consent; Wv.
Harvey retiring. The business will be
continued by r Il watson & co at same
stand, .oae door north Of Watson &
Hughes All parties owing said firm are
are requested to- come forward and settle
immediately and save costs, as their
accounts will be placed in the hands of an
bfficer for collection.
! 3s 8' w. w. HARVEY,
r. H. WATsoy.
IuEa, Miss, Jan'y l; 1888.
In retiring from the firm of '"'ttosi "assosi ( (
lIaryey,I take this occasion to thank our
lnany customers for taeir past patronage
and chesrfully recommend the new firm.
''''' ~ w. w. HARVEY.
[uka, Miss, Jan'y |, 1888.
The gale., 1888-03-24
Notice !!

The State OF Mississippi. To NJ C.
Boyd. You are commanded to appes
before the Chance y court of the count.
OF Tisnomlngo IN said county on the i,
Monlay Of March 1898 to defend tbs
suit In said court of Sarah Boyd where
ia you are defendant. PW Patterson ,
P.'Is fee 2.64 ChancarY Clerk
The gale., 1888-03-24
HILLSIDE.

EDITOR GALE:-I will give You a
few ite.ns this week. We sill have
bad weather for farming; the farmers
are no. done sowing oats yet. Mr..
Dock Oaks has planted some corn, Mr..
., is an energetic farmer and raises his
pig and. hominy at hope. Lens Moore
who moved to the Lone Star State last
tall, TO make fortune in few days,
has returned to the sand hills much
wiser and sadasr nl p.
Mr.. 9. Il Looney, made flying
visit to this part of the country last
week. visiting relatives, friends and his
besi girl. He has gone back to Jacinto
nd some boy's face looks long; come
gain Mr.. Z.
Mr.. !. T. Butler, deliyeree lecture
at Foster school house last night, which
~as very interesting.
The hop at Mr. David Ards, last
Wednesday nignt, was quite q snccess,
III seemed to enjoy themselves very
much.
DR.. Y s. Stanphilll, has moved from
nele 70 a place, known as the Epps
place on Rear.Creek, we regret the loss
OF the Doctor very much.
There is some excitement in this
country about measles and mumps. MIR.
I'D Woods has been very sick with
measles but is conyalesoent. Il.
Mr.. Tom Eroderics' wife died last
Tuesday night. she leaves small infant.
rom has our sympash.. H
March IL. ,8S.
The gale., 1888-03-24

1t is said that 1000 people are
homeless at Vernoa, Ill, as re-
suit OF the tornado that passed
over the town some time since. Z
The gale., 1888-03-24

"A snow storm began in New
York early on the 18th instant,
and by noon had attained such
severity that ali business Dad to
be suspended. The telegraph
wires were thrown down by IS
mile al hoar gale, and all rail
roads, both surface aud elevated
street CARS, even pedestrians were
stopped. v
The gale., 1888-03-24

Jno. L. Sullivan the champion
pugulist Of the United States anu
Charlie Mitchell, champion of En-
gland foiight thirty-nine rounds
in France on Saturday last for
the worlds Championship which
resulted in a draw. y
The gale., 1888-03-24

Some Democrats are afraid that
third party prohibirionsts may
bring about Igepublicap success.
The gale., 1888-03-24
Term orsUsscSlPtioN:

o,o conv one year. =. S1.Oo
no;d IN three months. l.25
low s;x montbs. so
three months. 20
.lubs of six, So; ten or more, 90 cents
lp. with an extra copy for the person geo-
ing up the club.
THE GALE is sent to subscribers until an
5rder / 8 received by the Fubisher
for its disct niinuance, and all payments Oh
searages made as required by law. ;,
The Courts have decided that all subscriD,
crs to newspapersa are held responsible until
charges are paid.
The gale., 1888-03-24
Notice

On account OF fire and other losses, we
are compelled toiask those whv UsH us
Either by note oil account to come and set
flel
The gale., 1888-03-24

AJ!1saa su,nsnoIF. "a. ottarproQ 4ols 'uoI1sa;lf
..iI'elsd9asAp ,ol 5'n'I, isSH 3!5BlH Az So pio
7e}rJ .Isulo 40 n0lid;HlsuoD D'eIuoun8ud. .ol pes,
GrM tfJnoo 10 poo .'olo3ISau Y ! 1sSu11
The gale., 1888-03-24

10 HoRsB win die of I<IIc porr or .rSa IA
IA II Fcutxs Powder src ustt IN :.rae.
= outxI Povden win cure AZ 7s-yent Hoo Cuols2s,
toutxb PoydeH VIII p- srt 1ArEs IN FowL~
foctxb Powden will increaL %. quantity OF mill
'at c.c.n twenty Acr cent, a.; HhGe the butter NJ
I'D swcet.
lortzs Powdeu win cure o. prevs ALMOST xyuEi
.rKAag to which Hofses and Cattle tie su beet
yoScxt Fognxks WILL aIyH sArlsFAcTioS.
so1'' cveyywhcrc.
,,Ava0 2. rouTs. Propristes.
AALTJXORE. ND.
The gale., 1888-03-24
cL1rPINGs.

Sheffield, Ala, is now lighted
by electricity. 49, 81
The gale., 1888-03-24

The Nsv Orleans Pieayuns. eetah
hshed ffty years. has hept paes WIZ
the progress of joarnaliam. and u no@
tho mosG rsliabls ard ~ paDeg pub
liihed in the South.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29
recuiiarities Of the Jaii E,rd.

The liberated Jail bird Is a study for tho
close observer Of human nature and cbarnc-
ter Hc looks neryouzly over his sbonlder
at every step, as IL suspicious of being fol.
lowed, and Ia half inclined 10 break into a
run or 10 dive into the first secure allcyway
that presents itself. I. is apparent from the
expression on each mans face that he can
hardly realize that he IL FREQ once more.
His Independence actually opIrcsses him and
makes BIN i'll nt ease. There Is something
abo1It his clothes, too, that he cannot seem
TO forget However old tliey may bo, they
have at least "a certain feeling OF ncwncss 10
bin, and he EecTs constantly looking down
at bis wrinkled trousers, gives his coat sleeves
strengthening pull every thirty seconds, or
brushes some particularly dirty spot that ne
Observes on his vest with the palm of bis
hand Tnea be takes OF his hat 20 make
sure that II Is not the striped one he has
worn for the past six months, and when be
convinces himself that it is not he replaces /.
upon bis shaycn head again with grim salts.
faction.
Tho chances arc that the tail bird will have
friend awaiting him outside tho gate, or
perhaps the wife whom be q short time ago
almost murdered will be tbere with baby
Ia her arms, forgetting how he abused her
and ready to welcome him back again. On
the other nanj, IL no one comes 20 receive
him he viii, as soon as he reaches the first
crossing, come 10 a sudden halt, with uncer.
tain resolve which way 10 20. There are
only three directions TO choose from, that Ia
certain bat which 10 take 1t isnot little diff
cult 10 decide. Had be coin in his pocket
1t would bc toss up; but he is, unfortu-
nateiy, not overburdened with wealth. Sud-
denly, howcver, be will hurry down down
town, and In q moment Is lost in the Gro vd,
on bis way no one knows where. That same
evening you may, perchance, sec him sitting
on one OF the Battery Park benches, where
II he happensto fall asleep be win be arrested
for vagrancy, and next morning the same
little high pressure tug that brought him 70
the city win carry him back for another
sojourn among the granite quarries and
produce gardens Of Blackwelrs Island John
Preston Beecher ia New York News.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29
Russia's staIwart soldiers,

The Cossaclls are closely connected with
Nuscoyite history. They conquered Siberia
and kept tho Turks in check ia the south: |:
they crossed the st. Gothard under Souyarod
and entered Paris with PlatofY; they excited
the admiration Of Napoleon I, and later ON.
IN the last war, they crossed the Balkans, led
by Gen. Gourko, and performed wonders OF
yalor and recklessness. As a reward for
their glorious services this heroic population
enjoys special privileges. In 1870 the Coz
sacks were declared proprietors of the lands
they had cultivated and the "Black Coun-
try became their fatherland. The Cossack
Is soldier at IL and wears the uniform til
he Is 80 He is ever Ia readiness to obey any
order, 10 start as sn escort on q rcconnois-
sance or as the bearer of dispatches. When
he returns 20 his home he tills the land.
raises cattle, breeds horses, works salt rnines.
or fishes The steppes Of the Don are the
hunters Eldorado.
Stalwart, strong, active and absternioua.
the only exception to the Cossacks frucaIfty
Is his inordinate passion for the alcohol b
calls vodh, OF which be imbibes enormous
quantities. Their Cossack capital, yoyo
Tcberkask, situated at the entrance OF q
broad, deep valley, resembles a chess board
with straight avenues interesting it OF such
unusual width that whole regiments can
easily maneuyer between the rows Of houses.
The nobility entertain during the winter.
and even the modern improvements of tram
cars and telephones have been introduced
The country is a mine Of glory, wealth ana
power for Russia, and the Cossacks are her
best soldiers The Emperor Alexander draws
all his cavalry from the territory OF ths
Ukraine. de s." In New York Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29
lie Filled the Void.

John Drummond, OF the Richeiieu hotel. il
one Of tho b9st natured clerDss that ever regis
tered a guest or assigned room. He Is
popular and deserving, and is great favor.
Ito with tho ladies, who ho delights 90 honor
with the true chiyalry born Of his Kentucky
birth and education. The other evening
party Of ladies' ond gentlemen were dining In
the cafe Of tho hotel and John was intro
duced 20 them. One Of the young ladies' had
beautiful black and tan dog with her, and
John was remarkably solicitous for the
diminutive CANNES comfort.
"What do yon call hino asked John.
''Pug," said the young lady s,Yeetly.
THAT'S strange" said John. "Why, had
a young lady friend once who called me
Pug"
'How was that" inquired tho young lady.
''Oh." said John with smile, ''she once
owned a Little pug dog that she loved moro
than anything else In the world. was in.
troduced 10 her when she was in sorrow for
his loss [ seemed to Gil the aching void IN
her young heart, aud she called ms Pug for.
ever aiterwagd Pathetic story, isn't itr
And the young ladies all agreed that il was
indeed very, very, pathetic. - Chicago
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29
women as prnmatist..

"Why is IL, sir Boucicault, that 80 few
women have achieved success as dramattsts7'
because they have not the power Of In
vention., 1t is In intellect--as in almost
everything else I'm this world--tlat the niale
heing IN creative. And then the woman has
not the logic Of events or the mechanism Of
construction. She cannot put together
slowly piece by piece with one single aim and
end in view. Her intellect and nature arc
discursiye and episode She walks for q
while on q straight road, but is tempted from
IL by sorne pretty winding lane, or she dallies
too long in some shady nook"
'Yet in novels women have shown inven.
ton, and some Of the situations conceived by
them have been remarkably effective on the
stage .r. ..a
Admitted In narrative form the woman
often succeeds because the tendencies have
pointed ont do not then become or appear as
defects In the very few Instances In which q
woman has made a success as a playwright
she has been like Mime. do Girardin or George
6and--of a masculine temperament. New
York Tribune Intervisw.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29
ALMOST EVERYBODY ewsaas.
Careless Expressions wbici. Arc Really In
vo~atfous of tho Deity had JaKte.

voeatfoas of The Deity Had Jsxie.
When we corne % tIiak Of IL, almost every.
body swears. Not a downright, up and u,,,
out and out swear. 20 be sure, but come sort
OF uakeshiff fer an oath falls now aud
shfn from almost everyfyody's hpa. There
ars times when what are popularity known
a. ''cuss wordf' secm the only thing 20 iAlI
the bill-the masculine bill, that Ia
Many oatbs have lost their original dgnif.
icancs and evil virility. and survive merely
~ more or leas innocent expdetiyes for the
relief of feminine feciingA How many Of
the women who dozen times n day OK
cleiin, 20 deari' or 40 dear fnerf stop 20
thtnk--or would know il they did think.
thsst tltrfe careless expressions are iDyoca
tiOls Of the Deftyf 20 dear" comes from
ID. italian, 20 Dior meaning 30 God =
and 10 dear neir from 20 Dio mlor 20
my God!" while II yum" quite common
expression among New Engiand country
fosk, both male and female. - doubtless a
corruption OF II vow 20 Himtn There be
th1se yho say that s'Dcar Nnzi''--a fayorite
hi fashioned feminine exple,ivc-- or
once nIeant, ''Daar Jesnsw ard who does not
know that 'eracious~ md ''GoodnessF
mean 'Graciots Golls and Eternal Good
nessI7 IL they mean snythings
The rustic eyadss the oath with his II
swGnH "By mighty" aud similar expires.
sions, which serve as a safety valve, without
to bis thinking Violating the decaiogue.
Yet II swamp can be traced 10 II swear To
one," and "3y mighty Of course, means
by the Almighty" That atrocious bucolic
concatenation, II snntn" dehes definition,
but who can doubt that II originally meant
something IL ought not 70 meant
nv good and dsvout old grandfather, who
would as soon have taken a life ns the name
Of his God In vain, would have been horri
fed 10 hear that bis sesni-occasional
"Zoundsf" was but an abbreyiati0n Of
Gods wouu6s.' while his brother, who In
cnlergent moments WAS given TO shouting
''S'dcatb, ar7 would haze been equally
scandalized 70 know he was swearing By
"His lChrist's death"
While there can be little question that
swearing was resoi'ted 20 in the first instance
70 emphasize incn's meaning, there can be nc
sort of question that tho promiscaons pro
family OF today utterly defeats its own OBJ
iect IL emphasizes nothing but the speaker
lack OF meaning and OF taste. demonstrate
with any habitaal swcarcr, and be viii say
he ''means nothing by IT. But, il be doesn't,
Why constantly violate not only the deca-
loSro, but the scnsibilities Of those about
bimf-Mary Horton Bradford in Boston
Globe
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29
p I "A IN % .

GAINED lar PAEMIUM for greatest
nefit at abe New Ofloaus Cotton Csnton.
mai q WORLDS Exposition for refined and
wonderful power OF toHtt elegance If design
and snpurb finish. Only piano endorsed by
United Statog sgfnmiRsl sness, ff0Ia each II
the states. Gases anest carved ross wood
fnish--fEeat imported ,loubia repeating ae.
tion--thrso strings lhgoBgil9ut Of best pat.
snt steel wire ~~kays boit IVORY. Our nsw
patent stesl tnniug dsybso, islstead OF woud.
~ the Rreata9t inyeiaieD over nlsds ia
pianos. IL eonsis sof stationary steel tun-
ing pins thAt are set tn uI3id and molten
steel IL run round the pila, Keeping theta
soiidiy In pisoe. A tiimhie OF she'll pin is
made to exactly ht the ststioGaEy pin 70.
yoiying thtr0vn; thGs chs strsabs siHd
round the pins. After he stnpgsg gTe Eaap
eriy stretGned the ptgDo nsiu never lft sat
OF tune. ihs Iast plank Lpsp1 II Gssel Ia not
afecsed by oII rsnes OF climate. iEEs viii
be appreciated bs ell mtsteiaus in city ss
country. il will stand tgsity wears With.
out tuning ard Is coed taE 100. no ullsas
piano bias this ff4pg0Seai Ar,
Great strength and desabflity IL another
advantage. III stkes pis nDs holes are to.ss
IN wooden bGards ard tgniBg pins iuseFts1.
The pins turn rouna ip this b03rd atd can
not stsnd parmaEeEtlg sB Lane, apd 10 often
cracks. sP:Iti, dFi"s p4Fg lSeaOEciug EtteFif,
totally and entirely worthless as musical
instrument, Oar step! ianiuR diy.op - In
no wny affected By sncii easualtias. AMI the
sounding board is 20 ee5tssraefsd tkat our
pisnos can EeysF becogoo shi1 or Tastsillo Ia
tune. They af5 !gays ia tame end the eS-
pe1se of tunirg il saved. This patent
alone ~ worth Kaiiliony end makes our
pianos the greatest III tbs world Prices
are no higher than otitF ptaEoA. Ruy;nQ
direct from NJ, be largest manufacturers
yoa save slp0 or S20a--dealsrs' profits.
Don't mind ttis gIpiuout gfowiIDgs OF deal
ers and agents, wso nee fheir chances of
selling poor piano ut g big profit of 500
slipping away pity thsit.
We guarantee oar piBngs ten sea q. 100
STYLES. We have p8t our priees at iawezt
bed rock for esh. 4 $c0j piauu for s2sg. 30;
$500 piano for &2g7.50; q 81 800 piano for
ssI5.50: st,5)o piaita for $3.50. Upright
Cabinet Cranes, with ltool aad rubber
cover. shipPea On b01rd cara at :, r. topuy
part OF the United States. Causda or Mex
ico. Oar tSTas aTe cssh with ortiar Ii
nat ~ TepF s.3tsd nADL ey retefuea. Wei
occa siosaity hi.ge god &tegnd hand pianos
made oyofat $3.50 20 500, which We take
in part r7EWeat for oGr own Write o.
call for catalJspa, feee. r
r. " AgTsRLL PIANO 60.
Office 4 8arefgOaas, iald Fell0ws' Gan,
Gtr. Marbs. d 7th Stt. Factories, FOL.
s0fiJ. She seli if'le b Stsa Sar frapeiseo,
caiiforIisa tagents wlntei.J,r
ancs with tine prayer Of Plaintiffs coa,-
plaint and costs and Disbursements in This
behalf expended rye
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29
"SenI for Kelly"

"Send for Kelly" was an expression -
WINS sometimes used by the late Gen. sber1-
dan when he was provoked into irnpatiencs
by tho discovery OF some extraordinary act
of fcolishness on the part OF an overzealous
or idiotic person. "Kelly' Is the name In the
army for ''the fool killer" and the tradition
is that when "KellyH was sent for asd let
loose he would cause fearful slaughter In the
ranks Of tho blunderers and stupid people. 90
whose account his services woro invoked,
singing out his victims with an unerring in
telligence and dispatching them withoyt
quarter. - Washingtos Cor. New Yagk
Times
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

w. r. white, w. Id Biddie.
Traffic Msngr, Div. Pass. Agent.
Topeka, Kan. Albuquerque, N. NJ,
4. A. GasIalis, Superintendent,
Albuquerque, N. N.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

In what months do people naryi A coun-
try niinister in New England has married 9s
couples OF these IL were married In Decem-
Der, II in September, 0 in January, s each In
June and October. Q each In March, April
May tsnd November, 6 In August, and 4 each
In Fel,ruary and July.--Chicago Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29
'.. NEW BOOB:
+ DEEDS OF DARING
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Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

The season waDes; VIC soon shall SEQ
For whom the pepnant was desiSnsd.
And happy win the umpire bo
Who then alive himself shall find
Boston Counter.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29
$3.50 Free!
NEW YEARS PRESENT.
Our Second Annual Gift.

We viii pat into Il box earsi bsa ring tie
naTne of each person lressdeata of Stockton
excsp.eo) who send ga, before January 1.
1889. the Eaneg and addrEsses Of ten yonnc
gentlemen oT ladies bet%esn the ages OF
fifteen aud twenty-five who would be likely
TO sttend business ea.lse8 or Iiors1si
sehool. Oh that day no ~ili draw the
names ot five persons. TO otah os whom will
be presented suy one Of the following
scholaTehips FREE: Business Course:
Scientific Course; Shorthand and type.
writing; kornal Course; Teaohsrs' Review
Course. Tho sehoiarships are worth CSC
each.
Address TgsSfS e. RAMSEY.
Business College and Normal Inssit ute,
s..e.a .,a , STOCKTON, CAL.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-08-03
Fosd Fer Thought

Temperate anger well becomes the
wise.
Light cares speak, great ones are
dumb.
As base as SANDER is, It is never lost
for the want Of listeners.
A man never can be happy unless his
first objects are outside OF himself.
Sometimes a ucble failure serves the
world as faithfully as a distinguished
success.
Tbs happiness OF unhappiness of old
age is often nothing but the extract OF q
past life.
We can furnish nothing in this life.
but we may make beginning, ana De-.
queath 2 noble example.
If man IS doing a good business he
should not tie up his surplus or take
venture on the street.
Noah was the first man who strictly
observed Lent. he lived on water Tor
forty days and nights.
Contentment is a good thing until ii
reaches the point where It sits in The
shade and lets the weeds grow.
What delights. what emsncIpaf5s. not
what seares and pains Us is wise and
good in speech and in the arts.
There were never too many flowers in
this world, and not one kind word too
many has ever yet been spoken.
Success doesn't impose itself on any
one. Those who win must reach fer
things, and At the same time cultivate
their grip.
Elevate your buslHesss. Remember
that the more elevated your business
character the more easy it viii be 10
get money.
Society is composed Of two great
classes. those who have more appe.i'e
than dinner. and those who more have
dinner than appetite.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-08-03
Pests Of the Corn Field.

In corn planting time the farmer >
worried by many pests. Crows aLO
b'ackbirds phil up the sproutinE s5ea.
and If this is truly done IL pursuit oil
nefarious cutworms and psstilent grH''
the damage IS in no way modified OF
lesseued. Squirrels and ChipmuaSs 1'5
up the seed and cutwarms sever 'h7
tender sprouts. It is useless and un.
reasonable TO complain when simple ana
effective precautions are ignored gnu
neglected. Seed stirred iH Just su-'..,-,
hot water in which a Tablespoonful W
tar has been mixed by agitation To 's-' pa.
each grain with film OF the Tar "''
not be attacked by crows or ouJ"o--'s,
or squirrels. We have steeTod '18 s''1
in a solution OF saltpetre in bot "a-5''
with the result OF Fastening iH7 gaT'.l.I-
alton Nv two days, an1 thus lesser
the danger of mischief hy .Hes' ' -
and by adding a few dro0s ~ c1E.
acid &C the Quart Of solution ihe oe.l - ~
the seed becomes too clc15'He -
the common pests combined.