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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

SAMARITAN NERvINE. The greatest
nerve ronqiercr, is is invaluable IN
nervous prostrn'i0n.
MAY God bless you," said Rev. W.
l.. Martin, of Mechnnicstown. Md.
samaritan Nervinc cured my fits"
LOO AT Druggist,
Aas cured mr., and | consider II one
OF the best blood purifiers in cxistapre.
w. c. HAHOOD. MI. Pinson. Ala.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28
Personal.

DIR, N. IL. Frohlicsicin, of Mobile,
Ala. writes: | take great pleasure in
recommending DR.. Kings New Discoy-
cry for Consumption, having used il
Tor severe attacks OF Bronchitis and
Catarrl. 1t gave me instant rcliet and
entirely cured Tic and | have not hcen
nfnict'd since. | also beg to state that
] hhd tried other remedies with no
good result. Have also used Electric
Biiicrs and DIR. Kings New Life pills.
Doili OF which | ran commend. >
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. Coughs aud Colds, il is sold
on Il positive guarantee.
For sale by j, +. Jones,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

Two bales OF Rania dngunmcd and
bleachcd from the plantation of Gen,
Sewcll, near Oakburnc, La, weighing
about 800 pounds each. were on cxhi.
bition at the cotton exchange in New
Orleans last week. The process, which
is a French invention, is said to be-
perfect, and if this Is 50, a great new
industry in about 10 bless tho South.
Aberdeen Examiner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

This is the way the SfutcS shoots il
10 the Gl0bc Democrat "1hc ST. Lon.
Is Giobe Democrat says that tie onl,
way 10 civilize Central Africa is to cx-
terminate The negroes, and vet il
sqlcala with rage cyory time Il drunk.
cn negro gets shot in the south"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

When opiates fail. then try Samari.
ian Nervine. It's is a certain cure far
all nervous ailments.
That bad breath comes from injiocs.
non, rake Samaritan Nrrvinc. II
stops the cause. A. Druggist. $l.5O
or 4 for IS. ~
Cured me of Dyspepsia. could
eh' without having TO throw M. WINS
starving to DEATH. W. ASKlNS, I'm
ion City. Tenn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

IN delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation. will find
The Pheasant California liquid frui /
remedy. Syrup of Figs, more easily Ia.
Ken anti more beneficial ia effect Than
any other remedy. II acts promptly
yci yct gentle. For sale so cents and
! 10 bOstics.
al lsa.h kasJ7au
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28
Bucklen's Arnica Salye

The BEST SAIvE in the world for
1u's, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
mhe'tm, Fever Sores, letter, Chapprd
LANDS. Chilblains, Corns; and all Skin
trop'lons. and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required 1t is guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction or money
refnnded. Price % cents per box
oaie by j. T. Jones
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

The st Louis Republic makes these
observation: "Tlc esteemed New
York Sun is now sizing mp President
Harrison with mathematical precision
bnt unfortunately it walked up Just a
year too late TO cGrciually expose the
fetish"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is 1t worth the small price of Is cents
10 Tree yourself of every symptom OF
lhese distressing complaints, it. You
liink so call at our store and get a bot
tte oil Shiloh's Nitalizer. Every bottle
has . printed guarantee OIL it use ac-
cordinglv. and if it does You no good
VIII cost You nothing. Sold BY
}. f. Jones, Macon,
o. +. Hamilton. Shuqualak,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

Mr.. j. w. Lindsey, of Winona drew
The $500 match horses and earriage in
the recent Memphis Avalanche draw
ing. The turnout is said 10 be a dan
dy" The horses are said Ia he a pair Of
beautiful blacks.--W inona Advance,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

Hon. Robert Patty has been more
honored within the past year than any
other citizen OF Mississippi. First as
Chairman of the State Democratic Elk.
ccntiye Committee, then AS President
Of the State Alliance, and o he is
Chairman OF the Judiciary Commit tee
OF r. Il l. U.ofthc South. His friends
predicts that if he is living four years
hence, he viii be elected Governor Of
Mississippi, -Copiah Signal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

NOTICE no DRUGGIST AND
~,iorekeepcrs. | guarantee Shriner,s
lhalnn Ncrmiflgc TO destroy and X.
pei worms from the human body
WhcreIhcr exist. fused according 10
inc directions, You are authorized to
Se'i It on the above conditions. David
T.. Foutz. Proprietor, Baltimore. Md
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

JUNG Evans has rendered "a deris
ION in Landerdalc county. which, f.
Affirmed by the Supreme Court. will
scrionslv cripple the public schools in
every town of ove $50 inhabitants
Ills ruling is TO the effect that irMrri-
dian wants free schools oyer four
months in The year. She must main
tain them without any help from the
rounty school fund. Situated as Me.
fidian is, that Is. containing two.flths
at the population OF the county. the
decision viii not hurt that city mate.
rally, bat towns OF about 1000 inhahi
ianiS, situated in Il thickly settled
county. will iccl the force ot the dcci
sion 10 such an extent That they will
be compelled to dismiss their schools
after n term OF four months. or raise
the money b. corporation taxation
Clarion Ledger.
Wcihiuk The Clarion. Ledger is mis-.
taken as 10 The bearing the decision
viii have upon the larger towns
They will feel l. the heaviest accord.
TO our understanding of il. For
instance, the Sheriff of Noxnhce has
not been collecting the school tax or
0
he poll tax in Macon; that was cullcc.
cd by the town authorities. and il
went into the tcwn treasury for thr
benefit Of our own schools. II the de.
of the Chancellor is affirmed.
he Macon tax aud polls will be col.
by The sheriff, aud they will 90
hto the county treasury, 10 be ,li9i- .
Ied pro rata among the, different h
in the county then if Macon '
to keep mp her school, mnc !
her school TAX mus, be in I
rcascd. c
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

jackson, Dee. % The State Teach.
err, A'socia'ion met here to might and
WI he IN session several DAYS. The
address OF welcome was delivered bv
D9v. Lowery and responded to by Rev.
L - Miller, o. Ilolly Springs. The
l'i'cllng is quite large. teachers being
mere rom every portion Of the State,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

y recent issue OF the New York M.
ton contains Il very ~lattcring review
Of Prot. lIoguc's volnMc on "Ihc r..
regular Verbs Of Attic Prose" Prof,
iloguo occupies the chair Of Greek in
The University OF Mississippi, Oxford
Among other utteranccs the reviewer
says:"The work is more complete thar
i processes 10 be, and perform. dccid.
cdIy more than the modest promise Of
IT'S author 4 galanchc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

1UbGE RonGERs decides that the
Jaw making part of the county super
intchdents elective Is unconstitutional
This question win be finally settled bv
The supreme coari at The january term.
Judge llall decides the contrary,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

Qnlnlnc impairs the hearing. dcs.
sIroys The nerve, and Injuries digestion.
sThentham's Chill Tonic is free from
1ninlnc, Arsenic or Slrychninc; pleas.
S,l' u guaranteed to curc. For sale
SFT ). Mnrpl,cy Macon. q. f.. IIauil.
RoH, Slninnnlnk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

Lnhl recently John Clana. of Read.
iHE' H., was II healthy, fine looking,
muscular Wofkingman OF potislown.
lie and Il number OF others. while ca.
roasIhg spoke %coUrscly Of the church
C'tana cursed The church and religion
III The most outrageous manner. and
Just when be- had delivered 4 bitter
oath against his Creator for allowing
poverty, hunger and misery in the
world, tnnna was stricken dumb. and
hl> entire body from head 10 foot be-.
oathc paralyzcd ever since, and on
/ thursday last he committed suicide by
hanging himself. Times Democrat,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

JEFFERSON DAVIS spent the last year
OF his life in library work. lie wrote
an article on An~dcrsonyillc Tor tbc
North American Review, c~xoncrutiug
the Confederate Government from t,c
charge OF wanton cruelty toward Fed.
crai prisoners. On the publication of
ms reply to Lord WoIscl in the North
American (Which, Mr.. Davis CHARGED
was mn'ilated by the American cdItor
IN interest o. tlc English Government,
Mr.. Davis refused 10 permit the North
American to publish his article on An.
Jacksonville unless The editor should
agree 10 publish it mmuIilatcd. The
editor refused to give the plcIvr
Mr. Davis lhcrcupon Withdrew the mr..
iielc and transferred il 10 Bclford,s
Magazine. 1t will appear in the Jan
nary number. In the same issue Bel.
ford's will publish n brief autobigra.
ply OF Mr.. Davis, written n short time
ago. a lew weeks before his death
Mr.. Davis completed for the I,eIforI
company "a snort history of the Con.
i'dcratc States" II will be issued nj
IN early date.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

~ $NNvcr wait, unless ii be too lote
S$& SyhlsCnre guaranteed TO cure "Skin
y @S}$lHtSSi" IN all rs various forms. For
NT. !. Murphcy, Macon, o. +.
SSS'Fal4(hSh ,.Slinqualnk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28
RESOURCES
$lod,lo7 %

y IL W. JONES, JR. nhi,.. =, "'"
W. w. ,au'uy certify that the foregoing Is. , o"""s a Farmers Ba,k. orMaeou M,,,.,
liabilities of said Bank ar, 10 o ", N u true, fun and exa,l. an,mm." Won w. mississippi
same. "o! and date named tl.nI. " ' OF he assets and
lee, State of Miyissni ~" ~ 'n"rc me- a Notary publnc in w" W. oNE JR" Cashier.
'"' "' 'c Mh day Of Dmc. iSl ""'' ' TN county of Noxu
Joseph l.. PATTY. Notary pn,n.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

Strange as it may appear. it is when
the fall comes that trade lakes a rise.
II is but natural, we suppose, that a
glowing kiss should set iair checks
afamc.
In anger The voice is high. in love
low; 50 in this case it is better TO be
Vow than high.
The medium is perhaps the best
place IN lifr, for we observe some moi
found fault with for being slow aud
others for being fast.
What il the different betwcon =
giant..and a grocer p Well. wcsnupose
the difference lies in the fact tha, the
giants weight is heavy aud his meas.
IRE large.
"Theoystc trust has had a Sc. bank
remarks an exchange. We are glad
OF II. There are some oytcrs rba,
mus glossy bctray your trust but Won
never know il tin you have got 'cin
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

Tic b. & D. express shipped $50
jugs OF liquor last night, Ii is sale
10 say thal over 1900 gallons OF liquor
was carried out Of the city during the
day and night of yesterday. Meridian
News.
YES, and the more dry towns there
arc within 4 hundred miles of Meridi-
an, the better il will be for the wills
key dealers OF thai CITY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

The subscription price orthe Clarion
Ledger has been reduced 10 one dol
lar "A year. 1t is a large eight page.
handsomely printed paper, and has
features that makes il Invaluable to
the professional and business men. and
is a family tavorite wherever Intro.
duced. II is the only paper in the
State that publishes regularly. and in
tuIl. the decisions of the Supreme
Court. The Clarion-Lcdgrr will be OF
especial value during the noxf few
months a it will contain iull reports
Of the Legislature.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28

The largest hog that ever lived was
raised by the late Sim Orr OF Noxu-
bee county. The hog weighed over
400 pounds and was exhibited in scy.
eral OF The large eilics OF the country,
and finally died o., route TO Europe
Meridian Democrat.
This is an exceptional case. Lots of
big American hogs go 10 Europe aud
alive, bigger than cycr.-Pic.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

asla has 1eea proussa<ns fa sozi4l sEs
e0lx iszsacla& IFS ~ tis 1iss for Ezf .
~e@taf1 Das ~ste - sss-t rseag-e1 lse 49,
Eaaes st'sef f-ii4sia- Ass k4sA1- liss ~ 80
90 fasalsfse1 fV-aly 8rean sloGs h4s@s
- efFatiNsfrl fs1f A s. .a<uaa 3 oVsssssile lae
1el1ss S1ere oaa.fisxl y Il..seA assa lsf
Eaaug Asar-- Il - ke1ss 81 pfta
eaFlo-fsses frota celiar g. sarret IAele
are Fare pale sta-s Qa ta- 49, rieh ia
"a aaalz eleAs .sa tle l.sex .eslges. = ea.-
t-et.en Il asto<ray1y lsEters fG1m rae
lsslst fasn4ls lusss AL allrsa L tas
soFli sa1 Coz b4ss ~ oFlc-4 tsae ffota
taa iotelleF of Chius aad Jsr.s
al eseer aossitIss from IsS.a sa.3
AiFie. faegs II slsg Il ~ field hos.
tss sable - Hh.ea Fslrr Cooper. M
E.,.ld, s4d hair G4xen others sat AID drs.,s
up IS gsiLfraet for tbe cosap plrtioa Ct tae
Atisutic oalt~ 1Azre - als0 = blJ
os tbe ElsE cable, p neat eass
aad al sorts * curieas Inventions
teas were brought - NJ kela's attention
al gae tims wien he wxs really az an-
el0wusa kius Ia tbis metropolis. Mrs Field
guards these measures 1eil. bat n Yot ask
hrf 10 snow you ehsU sis Saiaws tnosr si4e
wlll tkkr from Us cass Ia polished fcse-
~ ood casket. a silver boN. rsseLnblius in
size and shape 80 old fashioned match t,fN
sud that. Sos will tell y0u, was prsssnt@d 10
ii flsid by the H4anlci pality OF New
IoFA, und contained tie freedom Of tAis
city Nc kleid " ts the iast person ia
Nea Iork 80 hOuorvd, aud Us freedom
Nas accompanied With certain papers, suit.
ably engross-t, telling him what great
man be wAs and hOw pleased the officers
OF the CRY Government were that he lived
10 Nea ork.
But OF Nrs Field She does not give her
time alone 90 charity. Sue gives money
a. we'll Nor dors shr spead IL fOoli-hly "A
mskiug hsnne! pettlcoats FOR the hrathens
ia South Africa she believes in the
hesthen at our own doors, and Is st the
hess, and front OF all good work for reliev-
inx the condition OF the poor Her TWO
sous are strappIng big fellows OF thirty
aud thirty five years OF aye. and they hav.
children Of their own, Yet IN tie pres
ence OF their mother they are children
again.
They always call on mo ence n day"
she explains. although they are busy men
aud have families ef their own. and live
away from me, and IL is easy enough tell
ing hen they call, too, for the door Is
opened with "A bang and succession OF
yells beginning with Mamma, mammal
tells hat the two sous have come TO pay
their call of duty." Ii Is indeed a strange
sight 10 see these two big men calling
their mother mamma and setting GU her
knee or reversing the order, and pulling
her down OH their knees. There il no hap
pier family circle in New York, aud nons
where family ties count for 80 much.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

The Rev. Mrs. HEnaford's Popularity and
Mira Fields Domestic Life.
CoryRISur isSl

The Rev Phoebe A Uanaford. the IA
nous woman divine, now pastor of the
Church of the Holy Spirit in New Haven.
Conn, is a frequent visitor 20 New YORK,
where she j. very popular ga Fifth avenue
society She was for i've years Vice Presi-
dent OF SOrOSls and familiar figure at
IT, gatherings ! saw her a. she stepped
out ~ the Bible House the other day a.
full Ok vim and dash as a Young girl of
twenty. She ia about sky years OF age
now. prepO~ScS-ing in appearance, with
dark xuvy hair. large dRF< eyes, and deli
cate features Her voice Is full. rich and
clear. and her manner Is pleasant and
agreeable Her father was one OF the
heroes OF Nantucket at = time " hen that
coast was not a. we'll patrOlled b lI.e
savers ~ at present She comes OF sturdy
OIL stock and - natural born preacher
aud orator - well. Soc began her minis
terial work in ISGG and from that period
has converted thousands OF souls. She g.
remarkable for the versatility OF her genius
and power. Ten years n<o she often
preached four sermons on = sunday She
is stall in perfect health. Ia addition 20
her pastoral duties she devotes a great deal
&C time ro writing books and m0EsziuP
articles She is tha authoress ~ "DauEh-
t-r~ - America. a life 81 Abraham Linz
coin. lifs of .Geor.e Peabody and a
life = Charles Dickens" Sire ha= a well
stocked library. and rinds her most enjoy
anie time in it after her work n the pulpit
Among h. many treasures she VIII show
you = letter from Buckingham Palace,
written bi the Queen Secretary. thanking
Mrs Hanafovd Tor her work ca George
P~a ahodY.'
"T am eetffng Iistle bit old now she
said recently. "hus sn "a healthy ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
Filled with spanish Dollars.

A Hartford lady tells this true relation
concerning her ancestor, who WAS n direct
descendant of john Eliot, the great mis-
sionary and scholar. This lady lived in
New Haven, and had occasion To send to
Boston for a number OF kegs OF nails, New
Haven at that time (about 1869 not pro
ducing these necessaries. In due time the
kegs arrived, and, on opening them, IL was
discovered that one was filed with Span
ish dollars. The family wrote TO the Bos-
ton man telling him that one OF the kegs
held something more valuable than nails.
He replied that lie had bought them for
nails and his responsibility Herewith
ended. Well, they were kept among the
family treasures for many years, Un
touched and unclaimed, until the death of
the head of the house. who in her will
ordered that they be melted and east into
IL communion service for the New Haven
church. which was done, and il is still prob
ably in use
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

senator L. ". Palmer's bill, 10 amend
the act 20 promote morality, passed by
the House at Lansing last week, Is cal
culated 70 banish from the windows OF
cigar stores and saloons the ahOminab.c
pictures which are now 80 shamelessly
displayed. The bill provides that ~
shall be- unlawful for any person 10
post, place or display on any sign board,
b:ll board, fence. building, sidewalk, or
other OBJ SO, or IN any street, road, or
other public place, any sign, picture,
printing, or other representation of
murder. ASSASSINATION, Stabbing, fight
mg or OF any personal violence, 0r OF
the commission of any crime, or any
representation of the human form in
Ar attitude or dress which would be IN
decent IN the case of a living person. if
such person 80 appeared in any public
street, square or highway The
amendment meets a long-felt want.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

aANG - sAss sls< Ysr uengA - sen,s sns
i ~ taa 4lS - sa.rn q. i = frstl0.
EeeA SALE l..as - IL savE i.f s halsals.
E--s 4.4as G. lissrs.. ssass s. 4.,pes< et
lss,serag AfcE srf lof efzt4- p cnis i.ss
"a o4sA. + a. Ai1sss. y es4sa ss..clas
isirfAe cN- -
l,gk saIF-EEpretra t.lsigess ursssfty en
lailsi slrgst. Fsstas 4vat@l 81 ErI esat
taiaEest 80 Investment 4Ha teis NarEcl 81
f4f6 a..a Aalsa-g streets A.a.se aud f,sS i..ss.
: s., lsara sna iat toraef f-lto1 ass h4RNela
Il lsssfs ha0sS ass ASS 0N tati4eA SIsvrl U1ar
leA ce9als e~~t. A9~sfi &+s~ - t.. - y sFtl
la1tA stita4 Gc4f 4eFfea heuss. eEIauci
81 clls zegnt :. e..ltA iaslsel 50 le
01S Il al parls 4 tae OTIS SIC Is SsQ
J. ssaal east pgs8suts ~ee t&lsaoe uianthiy
-se euf hsl toieaS eeSlaE. 4s@sis aeSi a-
AalFee 81. l0e
SINESs block en s.suEh p.sls.se ssfssi,
ID cl.s4 ~ AahHoe ssresf, "a = h~rgalg.
nssls = tsst s..eula. s. s. sarse Il, IL,
pEsIpEAlL yfopeals ~ aa pats u tbs Gas
Il fvEUs 80 ss1t eAsteiuet- Davis dosi
assais. g AsaIeest. j.
- 4an Buys : s.fe0m house and Hns i,t
81. .tOO on Henrs street. kAss terihs
tarzaiD Mast be Solc 81 cEtt. AasFls tess
z.snts. 81 Noaf0est i&
rIa4 tlsde fera Eouse and lot hlgh lstei Tots
4 n4fh xrEaea street ana ~.sl6 lald tfttri
minutes Wask vi viIheeRiA. ID. a. 4 LutoH %,
Monroe =. ll
tNtR SAlF-Tht property corner n Braee
I and Ntci.lgsa streets lha ~ lS- tcrlas
Fe NJ. =
itae>emsu eUilal ~. "a GA premises, ~
pASH b..,ers ID three houses and iats. worH
Z sIss ta IN QuIck and Satisfactory
salss Davis i y osi, sscais. = A9afte
nuA'I lail 10 ~ the isret lots ~ are se+inf
- a. STOW fel iHn aa0iii"As "h "t"h N"Vif
sars fsr slslt Ntleet and strtm cafs neaf by
fas. level htgh lInd aTy. once under u.a Aa
tlsnal Lana. lv1 lyt
NaAF and a good inssstmrat-Bus a iat
4 or \ house aaa iot on ouF Division sifeel
or d goth NAfd Plat. cbv4pvst ahd hest lu tIie
market. ali cary ano 81 alv cAoicf, Tar
ner & carroll. New H0usefRGu building
nONT pay rent ans lousrr. bar buy the
- cheapest and best Tot in ihr market. "u
our Division street OF Eighlh wafd plat nitecn
minutes NAH nom CTS Hall. Turner Cur
ran, New House lnan bEtdlAg
Ef0R SALI.-At "a bargain, house and lot on
the hiu, 80 adcsIrablr locality. Inquire at
u East Bridge kt.. or u Mechanics... Ian
mediate possession given. lei
tNgA SALE-I CAN SELL N0I 0NE OF Ma
tigut neN houses. soon ready Tor Oecui'a
tion. On Paris aHd College avenues, f1f less TIA %
You could buy tne lot and buiid such place.
These house are provided With brick f,ri ia
rae sls. bathrooms. water closets. ia tai9flts,
hot and coid Mater. eisterni - aad weii Naief.
IIani els eratcs. tie hcaltes electric bells.
carved oak front doors. iul. rptD liaF> under
entire house and COnli-ntr sy stem 81 sen, IaGe,
each house has eleven rooms besides closets.
al the nlsIn rooms opfaiuE together Win sIl1
ing doors. Ne two houses Will be HItke. bnt Nll
differ in painting. gables, perch trimming. etc.
/ Viii sell them Tor casa ur on time al non.
-vl Ia 5000 each according - location II lot.
Come ana See inc, iorcnponSs 10 II afternoon.
. to 5. Cnas. ". fut's TUFTS 4 Buchanan law
Office, IedYarG bacA. Pctri-sf sntra nce.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

X WAY aes.l~ass i0is ga nsadrsoks A
- 0isltn. slss>sis s.fetf. e-ktA kafN. NDis
So sHa s-ssA tsa - ol4ss ~a- ss 49, 4flNs
49, sal - sps tptu4 3 &ae 4 lVNef e.eck
bQk kkAe -ss.la hess~s "a sssls ssss.t SIS,
sis.e- - - e.. tt~s s,sest a. eteefa
aesse - cae 49, slfest a. s-fssssn neGss ~
~inelaf eIffat tet AfuoN Eeu~- en SaHtA
ss stas slgref Sizes FupA hau,e ~ Ina
afsa- So s&Hs tesei hle.k
Eeok Stl.t.-A a eesa saaals aaa family hafsf.
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NANIEh IMMEDIATELY foed hand
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eDud lsvH ua "a salary Ul g aNn a. pea 4aK 90
ssH Eead sAirao4e standard Wgrk . orgau
aieuts send iucg s.. sell sewing machines, =
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Ladies fariols. aha 4 IoW a. hiock
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
Testing n Diamond.

1t doesn't require an expert to tell
whether a diamond Is genuine or not TIE
test Is very simple and can be made in any
place, and in u moment. All you need IS
piece CT paper and lead pencil. With the
latter make a small dot on the paper, ther
look at it through the diamond. If you can
sec but one dot you can depend upon Il,
that the stone is genuine, but If the mark is
scattered or shows more than enc, YOU vii.
be perfectly safe in refusing 20 pay tee
cents for 4 stone that nay be offered you
~ SJo0