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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-06
HOUSE

WASHINGTON, February 5.-The Near
aguaa bill was the first business taken
M to-day, the pending question being
the committees report.
Cobb thought the House should re-
jsct the report. It was not fitting for
great government like the United States
to put power into the hands of set of
men to 60 abroad and get money under
false pretences. There were millions in
it to the incorporators of the enter
prise. There was success. There was
10 be no loss, if it was failure. He
then proceeded to argue that Congress
had no constitutional authority to
erect private business corporation.
Ryan defended the action of the con-
ferees in striking out the clause from
the amendment requiring the printing
Of every one of the obligations of the
committee the statement of govern
ment's lack Of liability. It was an
amendment which was intended 10
kill the bill. 1t was intended
to iptimidate the investors. He also
just fes the action of the House con-
ferees in receding from the amend
ment requiring that the shares of
stocks, bonds, certificates or other Sc
curity shall be disposed OF
EQUALLY FOB CASH.
It would be impossible TO raise s70,-
COO 600 in cash.
Cobb suggested shat the engineers
had stated that the canal would cost
only S60,0O0,O00.
R4yner said if the engineers estimated
$50, 0J0. 600. it would cost $500, 900 600,
but even $50 00J, 900 was q good deal of
money to raise. Touching the action
of the conferees in receding from the
amendment: authorizing the United
States government to fix the toll upon
the canal, Rsyner said the rates of toll
we're fixed in the concession and the
Nicaraguan government was to receive
a percentage.
Bland, of Missouri, criticised the
conferee's report, in that it elimenated
from the bill the amendment which had
been adopted in the House upon its
motion, reserving to government the
right to regulate the rate of tells. There
ought to be in the bill a provision Sc
curing the rights of the United States
under the Bulwer Clayton treaty. Pend
ing further debate, the House took
recess. The evs ming session is to be for
the consideration of district business.
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into the crowd. killing one man, named
James MCGOWAN, who was hostler on
the Belt line.
An AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT.
The following seems to be an anthem
tic account Of the killing of o striker by
policeman this afternoon: The man
came up behind the officer and smashed
his helmet over his eyes. Another had
struck him in the mouth with rock,
knocking bis teeth down his throat.
Then the officer drew his revolver, as
the mob rushed upon him. He fired
two shots in the air, but the strikers
did not run, but rushed upon him.
Schneider then fred three shots point
blank at The crowd. All the strikers
ran, but MCGOWAN, who was left in the
throes of death. The fatal bullet
entered the back of McGowan's head,
penetrated his left eye and caused almost
instant death. Two other men were
hit, one in the neck and the other in
the leg, but they were carried off by
their friends Assistance came to the
officer and the crowd was dispersed,
and an hour later only a pool of biz o
remained in the street to tell the story.
MCGOWAN, the striker who was killed,
is single man. 25 years of age. He
had been in America from Ireland five
years, and was
A STRIKING sTABLEMAN
of the Belt road. Officer schneider re-
ported to polics headquarters and
was placed under arrest.
taken to she Essex Market court, and
taken to the police head
quarters. At the police quarters
SCHNEIDER stated that a mob of 1,000
rioters attacked the car and the con-
ductor and driver emptied their re-
volvers. Leads Brennan, a brother
to one of the commissioners of
charities and corrections, who
was an eye witness, said the con-
ductor of the car shot the striker, and
Schneider did not fire the fatal shot.
Justice Patterson thereupon discharged
the officer and issued warrant for the
arrest of the conductor, who, with the
driver, was arrested.
THE STRIKE OFF.
MIDEIGHr.-The strike on all the sur
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-06

NIGHT SOIL REMuVED
EROM ALL PARTS OF THE CITY ON
l. reasonable terms. Address F. o. Box $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-06

AYERS Cherry Pectoral has given me
great relief in bronchitis. Within q
month Jlhave sent some of this:prepara-
ton to q friend suffering from bron-
chitis and asthma. 1t has done him SO
much good that he writes for
more Charles F. Dunterville, Ply
mouth. England. I
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The ..Patita,,

The "Petite"
Photograph, $3.50 per dozen, at Fox q
Symons. I
EASY Chairs and Rockers at bedrock
price. 8. r. MARKS d Co.,
A FARM to rent at the Sugar House
Ward. Apply TO John Mcdonald &
Sons.
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FOR sPRING PLANTING

40 TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAIL
" Lake Nursery, on State Road, two
miles south of the city, for your Fruit
Shade and Ornamental Trees, Roses
Shrubs, etc. Home grown as well as i'm,
ported Leave orders in the city, al
Grundlunds store, No. 60 E. Second Soutk
Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-06
COAL! COALI

T C. & H. WATSON HAVE REoPENED
y: their coal office in Hyde & Grifin's
building, with Taylor Brothers & Give, 1Ie
Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-06

by police. 1t is expected that all At
lantic Avenue roads will be IN opera
ton in week. President Richardson
refused to hold conference with a
committee of the strikers.
This afternoon the strikers attacked a
car at Sixty-fifth Street and the Boule-
ward, pslting i, with stones. The pas
sengers left the car. The officer in
charge, Thomas K. Snyder. having
peen hit in the face with a stone, fred
into the crowd. killing one man, named
James MCGOWAN, who was hostler on
the BeItli line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-06
THE STRIKE DEE.

MIDNIGHT. strike on all the sur
face roads was tonight officially de-
elsred of no avail by the leaders of the
strike. The men will get to work as
they can.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIED

DIED
WATsoN-In the Sixth Ward of this city. at
IL IS a m February 6, 1889, Mabel,
daughter of James C. and N. C. watson
Born March rs, 1874.
Notice of funeral hereafter,
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F. w. BECKER. ARCHITECT.

0FFICE-NO. AZ EAST FIRST SOUTH
W Plans and specifications prepared ON
short notice. Also. evening school of srehi
tectural drawing, staircasing and geometry
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-06
STEAM VESSEL INSPECTORS.

The board of supervising inspectors
OF steam vessels concluded its annual
session to-day. 1t refused to change
the form of the sample test OF steel.
The board, however, to partly meet the
wants of manufacturers, changed their
to the extent of reducing from As to 40
steel plate of three fourths inches and
upward in thickness. The board also
adopted a rule requiring the test of
pieces from each and every plate OF
IRON or steel used in shells or other
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-06

GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL MOUSE
Il work. Also woman to wash Monday
AMI iron Wednesday. Apply Immediately
to $40 South West Temple Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-06

A FLESH MICH cow. STATE AGE
a and price. Address F. w, care
HERALD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-06

A GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWORK.
II at No us Fourth East. between First
and Second South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-06

WANTED.
QERvANT TO DO COOKING AND WASH
~ ing in small family. Good pay
Apply to Lieutenant Buck, Fort Douglas,
Utah. !.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

The senior was receniiy act up
on by drinking anti.ProhibIIIon
iHi, IA the drpst Al Jackaon, aud
told thai II lie would just walk
outside, b., the anti, would give
him = braiing. and The sdii0r hr
cIined going, SAVING be woald Dol
20 out Tor two braiinga. As the
two could moi trade. no bratIn6
WAS gwen. But IL Il not about
time PrOhibiliDnisia aa we'll a.
other people could 60 H. eur capi-
tai without iusnli or danger from
iufIiAns -Baptisi Record.
Il is no worse for an an'i prohi'
bilionint 10 insult prohibilionIsl
than Il is for = prohibltionisi to in-
rull an anti probibiiionIst. The
Journal condrwBa u ~ strongly
IN one ~ IN the other. alibongb 2
great many people think these Op
pos-d 10 prohibition arr q sub
~cts tor insult and deunneiaiiOn.
ruprlu Journal.
The editor Of The TupeIo JONI
nal IL usually cirar headed, aud
nuihing could be ifnrr than IN
above Nrithrr anti nor prnhi car
claim 10 b. immacenlaIr bvcau-s
81 ihvlr eiere rra.sslinn iht iiqnof
'raillc Neither anti nor prohi r.
entitled 70 any less respect b.
canse Of snch opinions. And all
sensible men understand this an
less they have moved n too mar.
row an Orbit TO learn anything.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
from OCEAN TO OCEAN

IN safety. under The bsacon light
of ~. little silver crnrs-
Lately The original ten hrcame
tue executive ten with Mis-. Bat
tome ~ prrsldenl aud the monthly
msgazin-, IIlp "SiISel O,-"rs." dif'
fnsrp to lleor,lsr The ne VS. VI ~
The circles Of The world.
rhr work il varied. Tire secIa-
riau 4pti, of re,igion IL laid aside
aud al who heIieve in Him OF can
ark for justice 70 humanity IN HE
Holy name can form . ten. These
tens have multIlndrs Of obi, 'cis. TO
vlslt the sick. 10 find and aid CAS-
ss ef drslliulion. 10 obtain en-
plos mvni Tor willing hands, to
rrw, to sing. polite tens, Quirt
lens, did ladlss tens, musical lens,
,rns 10 adopt children and multi.
tndrs Of ofhvr Officers, every onr
Of which Is for 'hr good Of hu mau-
lny.
THIS DESCRIPTIVE INTRODUCTION
tasen from. beautiful ailicir IN
the CHRISTIAN 0hS.tv~r, shows
wb4t field there is FOR tens IN
vlcksburg hnr. already, have tens
bern lofmrd 10 bshrr cities 0f M:s
s,ssppr Somr imr ago an rn'er
taIamrnt was gwen ~ Jscks"u
nn.lrr ihe au-picrs Of the Kings
lDmgIlers aud il is Dvedlers 10
sas il was financial sncCess With
he help OF the worthy ladies Who
directed aid 70 drserving cause.
rhis eiss could have ten circles
and wrli cusrr alI the ierriior,,
each having objrclr in it, coas,i-
,u,nn different iGsm The other.
The VI cation Of The reporter
was CALLED 10 ,hr order b. several
LADIES, they frelinR assured that
the nrre publication Of ihe dee
serip,sou of .bs osslrr and iis uerk
would lead 10 ,be formation Of ihr
circles hrie.
Th~ urrded infarma'i0u about
narssna e.n b. had ~ addfsss'ux
Nj. g Il Libby. NJ Is Wash
Ine,-n Pluo-. Nv iotk Clty aud
whsr.. alsr. ,hr b. aulful iisilr
badge. c.n ''e bad. = usmmsieial
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
the Proper spirit.

TIE AhcIdren Examiner copy
Ing a 4. Cen arliclr Of The HERALD
~ ~hIch reference was made 10
The Stare prfhp, which made thai
paper take an interest in all things
relating TO The entire Stale, adds
The following. Nj paper ia Mis-
s'sslppi has doir more good 10 Ihr
Sla'r than The Examiner:
The above editorial is character
Isllc % The spirit that animaies
our enieIprislng, broad gunged
and patriotic valley coiemporar, /.
and we can assure Il that feiveut
"amer r. Ii evoked from the heart
o. every reader Oi The Examiner
IL whose calm consideration uhr
article ii submitted.
Mhilr our local attachments are
Wis strong VIZ love rvrry i,of 81
sell ll.s, prrlains % Mlssissill,ii
a1 8I
aud sailr vscrs did aud for ~
and hrarh and marsh giisllrd by
her boundary lines. lillrd or 'ln
aniesI "r iia,erkrd bs her sons u
dear 10 us. and IN uur junrnali4tc
career, winch epaus nearly aIaof
the days between App"mAIox #id
the passing Of his sheet isom The
press, no word has ever fallen
trim our pen 10 hrr dstrae'ion o.
discle,li.
In Mississippi W. all have \
mnih-r worthy Of our trntlrIesi
afirrIlnu aud soiicrud'; STATE
worthy % al he love and lal,ar
we can lavish On hrr. aud il needs
but h. nn,sed and patiiolic union
Of her children to raise her 10 Ihe
high planp She Il entitled 10 occI
py bs virtue Of her peerless eli
mate, soil, forests, river. aud gr,
ographlcal location.
81 Tar as the material pIoSprri
| ~ Of lhr masses are concerned,
she stands to-day in advancp Of al
ui her sislcrs--whilp bnt lew OF
her people arr possesHors &c great
wraith she can boast larger p'os
y r ion Vf cilizens IL independent
IteumStaacrS ia proportion T."
population than any o'hrr SiaTr
or Territory IN The Uaiun lhr
plea OF the b. gRar Is an nskuown
son 4 10 mo~i Of her people. aud
H. many " ~ ronn ir~ be- 'rooi
huu- - arr RnanilssS.
Surrl, MirsisNppians have
greal ausr for Ihankiulne~s aud
/ grai,,ude aud ar little reason 4"
gsumble aud complain a. any pop
uIacr thar shares Gaa'- sunShinr
and "shr frrs rain and the later
rain;'' but u may be 'ha' orr yer,
*. mption from The blight and
ltarturv aud death Of The cyclone.
The blizzard, ihe rar'hquAar, ihr
~now storm. he lecu>is. b. dr,nih
aLd man, other evils hat have
brIallrn oIhrr lands and preple.
hay. ehrapened 80 oar anprecia
iiun The b sssIngs We have. aud
rxaegrraled The mole bills that
somewhrrr h~ in our path, in,e
mountains.
Lrs all chickering's aud dissrn
stems. " any thrrr ar. b. silrncrd.
aud lei ~ solidly uaiir far - long
pull. > r'Sohe pull, aud a pull Al
lioe.tir"
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
How 70 neat she Cassen bag
g1ng trust.

New that Il le well known Ia adj
vance that those wha last year en-,
einr+rpd the Gotten Bageing Trust
and eQurpz-d a large sum out Of
The planters OF The South Intend
10 try ths trick again, Il would be-
we'll for the planters 10 prepare
Tor them. The trouble then waa
thar the oornee was sprneg late Ia
The reasen. when there was htllr
chance 70 make The proper dsfenee
against Il. TIE lafm,rs did better
shan could have been rxpresrd
under the clfcnmrtancss. aud ~.
though The 1orner wan MT del~al
g.l n, ssssle Isna llnnlk honed for
One inui war nude plain. ns
tnli NJ l|'f slipee "a. lAAl n f|p1k'
xei|sd lhfnttIket. and had lIf
sssIrlaHct II ihp mfffhapis .WAIo5
they sre entIlIed ta demand, lhe
coFnrf conId aos bs worked euc
crssinsly 81 them > sseoad time
Ysl baeelne corner il nov
proposed ihla eas ~ ihe pFasoD.
menshs befor6 81 1hlson viii be
ready lar l,ias ikus giving the
larmrrs An tfme for prspara-
tioa The Gpifarors are bold
apsl aadaeIont. II will be The
i.pII "a the COTTON growers i, af,er
lhls farly wafnlne. they are again
a fcea Wuelher they are or uoi,
viii depend largely upon the posi-.
ton lhe cotton exchanges lakNjp
tlIis matter. They can aid lht
planters og play into the hands OF
ihv baaglnR trani. Their attention
has BEEN Informally called to The
Iael That II The present pyniem II
regard % lalp for haggIue coullu.
nes, i viii dlserimlnale against
soilop bneklng and ia favor Or
ararv matXrlai ~. mt. ~.
4 t,s.ss ns...t .m.,as.
;.... ", s...s.,.l. =. 2.2.. s,, "a
I
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x, ..,,... I, !. Z
J. ~
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

Georgia aud NI~-is.lppi have
huge Iortupes IN lhrir huee fof
= already n sight. Th- miner.
Il rrsonrces Of ihr saafh hsv.
.earrrly bern tarp.d Ihai The
~h~l- r"nihwili hasra err.s b.,om
% th. n-&r fuisrr iene rsn d.sbi
she anarf-fznds The II 8siion =
later Oc-au
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05


&s ,es.
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s'' 4 'a's aRsNl
~.
y W
inN
w,ll,nc n pr,c wsv.F ,h-,t,.
sipn fcanc. cons,s,e n IL tev.l,.
ION 5. he acsore II III nes,,e. =,
The onalltien of fismnean aud ~.
gaclis that are needed In The mar
agsmenl Of our ssate affairn IN the
critical period upon which We are
now entering.
Az TO the Amps. Davis. (lardoza
rxit, / know somvtblng OF the ID
upr working; bnt somr csrrrspon
dents do not srem TO be posted
upon that suhjpct. II 40. they
faiI u proprrl, /, cafe lhe Elective
agency 81 that grand drlivrrance.
The tff&cllvs ageacy was MOI with.
~ the Lpeislat se Halls of '76, but
on The 81 side. Among The nav.
era tia, were, and VITO actually
did the work, The foundation
york. wpr. j q. George and Ethel
BArksdaIe. B, these and Others
The engineering was done. The
ground work laid. and the abdica
lion Effected. II. de.d. a. ,bes.
.ar.ies. lfkp aotors in matter. q,
i'm. cbari,x-w~re NOT heraIdrd
n, tb.mselvYs or their fr,ends.
ana II |. with r.lnc,.ner Tia, 7
sneak ofit. but so mucb has been
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

Mr. Edi,ors Iuasmuch ..
B B4rsedai.'- snn j. nov rho~i-e
IT,. ifoa fhs kub rnaiofiai hnIiSnn
4nd inasmnch ~ wsnf 10 aee !
munnf z~niihpafd in ~ Rrzndsu',
m-I--y aDd Gaiesne~. ! send ,en
ih4 sbsr- qa.'iafion. tnoaine fns'
-uch u-fd- f.om 'ha' Er1sd risl
msa. -. 1T Coi A 9 Hofn. .,
rqnir4i-ni. % . ran irsm ny
f,nnr pm. .
-Orf.fd Bsale.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

weat u will powtr, COVE niisg uD-~
mental aud physical actlon ahf
Ffouda says We have no bettel
proieciIan than i well cuIsiva'rd
will, By means of brain power
We possesses The rnjoymenls affof
,ipd By the five senses. By means
Of iis Arrangement, We behold ihs
maIclllees handiwork Of Gad
which lie prvnouacrd !" very
coed from The ripple Of tiny
rifl. Apwirg ~ quisi wood, 10 The
paihIrss ocean. lofty mnun'ain
lonely desert, deep harfauca. and
laundering caiaract. We gazs
with pleasure on sen plursd beau
t,, pefpri ualed in peilshrd Italian
marble can see 'he prrfeci form
Of manly grace and !, mmr'ry.
The APP lilo Belvidrrr Of the Va'i-
can. or The Nurrmbnrg Pyx, which
made Adam Kraft aud hiu tuo ap
prrnlices immortal as masters o.
The chiseI.
The eye Is feastrd ON iovel,
limIs Of famnus pictures some 81
pure Madonnas b. Raphael, Col
rrgiu, and MurilIo; beautiful alike
10 Protestant and Catholic (; Of
thr Woman, blessed aud honored
aboyr all others, holding in hrr
arms the Hope Of the World aud
Others. Hhvre artistic touch has
shaded poetic faucy, hrroic action,
OF subllmr and glarions draIh.
We hear natures "Songr vita
on Words. p 80 branliiall, dr~cr'
he'd by Charles Mackay. the mu-ic
Of Wagner. Mozart and Brrshosen
vha have made ~ admiring world
echo with their I,rasen-bofn mel
ods. Above al. We can hsar ihe
ZONES Of our loved ones, in sffrc-
uopAte expression. which after al,
il the sweetest music 10 mvFial
ear.
We Taste The fruits and ieod Of
Gods providing. and inhaIe the
prrfams Of countless q ,wsrs. from
Burns' ~wee erimson-t:pprd"
mountain daisy, 10 the r "a ala
OF ssmsIra. and The I.oius; lta,
famrd Ills. gathered BY aocien'
Egyptian lover. while floating on
thr borum Of biz escIed Nile. TO
adorn the b~losrd Of NJ. hrari.
We breathe The performed gale
fIom Psfaian rose frlds. milrr IN
extent, or fram Cashmprr's hpai-
ing gardens, rrdoleni viii swell
ness. We Touch uiib tsndrrntse
the snHrr-i's hsou. and rooihr hi%
pam. when lsngnishine fr"m -irk
nss.; - grarD > ifi~ua'r hand ia
c.,sdisi uricem-. 80 lingering fare
veil. We ss,z- ihp swnfd 20 d.
irud our faihriI~,.d. aud th~ p ..
10 write aur thoughf-. Th. bfain
nasr flsm if< rrcr-srs nhlch ~
saI-r rmpf~r. cntqu~f verdi.
r~sd ~ sisr-. -utvs thr ortan,
asd enmfms tn IA ed TIE
scl~nt'ei. roef uriftr and lnsen
tor, aIi drsu upna g. iuszAzu-ii-
bi~ frrs-nrrs to ora & hamspi'g.
AMI 10 ir-sea fl'e fsrm. rai eur
C.r.ie sps4r y +s2r-i of th.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

Meridian News
lThr late A. O. horn IN the Me-
Iidiun Mrrcory. 1876 Bark
dale. n the memorable canvass Of
1875. forged The thundrrboIis snd
iurarnhrd the lightning thai
rformed Amrs ouf u III Rabrrna
torial oeicp and oui Of TIE STAR.
He vas 20 Gen. G~orEe. our chair.
man. what sionsusll Jackson was
20 lie N the Wilderness.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

YIoKsnURG has for some time
been displaying great energy Ia
The race of progress, and regentIy
Il has organized 40 immigration
association which will doubtless
do great good. We need numbers
81 good white immigrants.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

REV. DIR. MILBURE, "ths bliDa
Chaplain Of Congress-" We learn
from the GreenviIIe Democrat. ls
to visIi GreeuyilIe soon and delIv.
er4wo lectures. one on "What .
blind man saw 10 Paris" and an.
other on Richard BrInslsy Sher.
idan, orator aud witt
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

bFewi aud u, frum "a, 10 swval
q m brain; swear ~ ,ae heart;
(which 'neIud'r all K-plar caleula.
tonr, N~wiau mr,Iitailonr. an sci.
encvs, all sl'pkrp epica, all acted
leFaems mariSdoms-np 20 that
"aranS Of bloody swear, v hich I'll
men havr called glivinc." And
alas, frqm that same brain powrr,
procrrd The diahdlical schemes Of
prrvsrsed naiarr. ending il
crime. madness ,b woe, dpseIa,.
'hg hanr, asa brushing III. envr.
". Ille IDS glvr ulirrance 10
.~o..ls NJ love. % devotion, an,l
slfspalfiag prayrf Then, how
estsinl W shanld b.. e Keep our
|'ps purv ~ words. that lhrs may
ufs N 4 MtN<hIt. uf-tpsH aa'a.
naslsmteta| Bread and V'ae. -
''bt|Ns AlAnEmFbI foIAN A0w|
pNenl S'hest Vibrations "a ghe
atmosphere uhieh travelling on.
ward. may rnd 10 A. 6rasorIcal cy.
clone. dessrosipg polillsal Intrigue
and unspunh Buxefnmsni. purify. Il
ine lhe world % - trsck. Flnal. |
4, lne bfalu holds ~ imGaflall
part of nan--iAp soul Vhai di.
slne eaaeucr. never slkihle. lnian
xIhle, 5ef ever frll aud seen; lhrl
Iuspifsl liop % III tl.al u gadilkp H.
IN W. must eouclndp that, inc
sullnfr and proper d.wIopmentl
y bfaln power ase mosl lwpor
Ans ~ Bapljsm. ,hr fafehrad /
IserlAe2 the sign or nv Croak.
lluA touching ihf bgaln's coseflDe
I'D 6f6efalne iQ Bulwrr, ibf moss
lraulilaI raIerf We pokarsn. auIl
srll ~ lhe n0blFAl and most ~
'seasxs l6is ael should fgmsud
\ ll|Ai ppf eloay lathe temple u !
NJ ||glpe 0pasH our head, cross
Al6Nned splas. raised 10 Sim. III
||s|oaS alteration.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

AN election was held reosntly
IN New Hampshire with q vIsw Of
ellmInstipg claase 10 the State
consultation prohibiting OathoIl0s
from holding oillce, bul Il tailed 10
secure The necessary TIVE thirds
vote.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
Answer This Question. !.

Why do 20 t1any peopIh We eDa afohH
ue seem a peter tn suffer aid ~ millD
mlssrllble III indigestion. CanagIpali6l
Dizziness Loss ~ Appetite, N0mInE no
~ the Food. fNpoN Nklh. Nhea (Df ~
nfilis W. win Nt|| Them Hh||uhH System
NIlallz4. guaranteed to fafn lhtm.
eold ~ III n Wii Nls s|sN1. ANtnA
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

Msj 0.a.iaI s.shp, . a. nem
msnaisg ih- Usii.d 8 ss,~s srmy'
-sii b. m4frh.i o. AZ psiad-
Na-iaaat~n C-nf nsai e. rehrs ies
ia N~a Tx
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

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l.earR ~ aifr . ~ - ncF 4 KHIaI
-filnr1sif 41I.I rn.Ir. anl an nni.IlIaE
f.rrt.Ir fuf ~ tnfL ifuIIolla sff ~
Inai..I - 81 ! q Neis-.n's Liver ai.f kid-
nr4 nalm-
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
ShIIOh's catarrh Remedy

shilob's Catarrh Remedy. marvellous
cure for Calarrh. Dipihrfia. Cankrr
mouth, aud Head ArlIr With each buf-
d. lllese is IN inosnlnle Na-al iij'--ior
ior the murp silccEr-iul Treatment oI inr~e
s.nupluinf- aiiffHui exIfa charge. pics
50 ems. onld By n B WHBLESS. Aa't.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

SOCIETY DIRECTORY

Yazoo City Lodge No % X OF Pr z
Egglts,en. q u; y g Dvirs. n u Il
and 5.
- Joseph Bra,che 175. & X nf AZ II
krliy. President A 5 Lynch. Secretary
a + and A N No a. Il L Dunn. W NJ;
5 q Brduell. 5rc.
ID ha Council a L 4 H.--R S Whrless.
Com; + 4 KAHN. See.
\ A. Il 1885 E,g enc oHway, Die; y
Z llubbr. licpvtler.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

According TO pnalomIsls and
Psychologists the human bedy has
about nine miIes Of perspIFatory
dncia.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

Mr.. @. L. Snerd, of Koscluakc,
Ia now associate editor Of the New
Mississippian and adds materially
10 the atrraciivenesn of the paper.