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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23

She'll bcs Jei6eS e%ritrefenoen
Gpdndeltl6 sic lautet
10. Der bo6e oeuti6e 9tei0stag tpolle ben
WeieBentlpurf oeS Sretherrn y. 6itene ur1o
0cnoiien, betreffeno Die Wt~lltarptit1t DER
GbCologen, dbleAnen ooer Die onr6 oellz
lel6en bcantragte MISUNDERSTANDING dlt1 Die
fiinftigen 9iener Der rDmtldefatboltlben
Stride 6eidrdrten."
Ser i'm 9fei0stage bMrhge0rilGte Sem
trumSautrag be5iebt it'd abee oetno6 9ltf
Die G6eologen aIler @0ntellt0nen. LIN
10 mebr peroient CT e5, baB er pom Sunoes7
ratbe abgetban tpir0.
OaS Deuti6e Militdrgeieb lit ltbrtgens
I6on in ieiner iebigen Saliung iebr I1llO
gegen ben Sheologen eS mlttDet Ibm tetne1
eigentli0en 6elooteuit su, lonoern er tam
iid int 8riegSfalle benin &ranten0lenlte
niibltG MAIDEN, iDel6er ia Der hrt1tlt6e1
Giebe uno 8armbcr5igfett, bon ipelder Der
@eiltli6e .erfiQt iein lol, 9ar5 nno gar
eutiprt6t.
g8as uber Bic 1T tIitGriide Gin
b~etrifit, 10 lit Der 86eologe ipie
ieoer allbere 5ttoent gum Oieuite alS
u@iuiG6rtger" oerpflidtet uno bere6s
ti0t. Oiele @inilbuu9 befommt aud DEN
meiiten Gbeologen gall3 gut; tie peroen oaz
our6 ~itrarnl1, frdftig unb gelenfig unO
itreifen Die f0rperlide llnbebolfenbett ab,
Die man bel beuti6lGnOii@en @eiitli6en
aler GonfeiiiDnen bGufig ftnoet uu0 Die Der
8ii6of 0ilmDur an oeuti6en 8rieitern III
ben Ser. Staaten 10 6osbaft getBelt.
0a mo- pom .Staat unterbaltele 1Dbere
tbeologii6e Gem inarien beiteben, ge>
ltieBen tbeologii6e uGinjGbrige" Dor ipeIt>
lideu Stuoenten ulO anOeren v@iniG17
ri9en" aud nod ben Nortbeil, baB lie
pdbrenD ibres WilitGrbieniteS uuentgeItli6
Soft un0 Q8oDnuna TN Seminar Daben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
9>Dpp'S
Oenttd)e9 Nl0genpnluer
BELT ipe5ieI langjabrige
8erO
merchantmen

Gbpt felt 5ebn Sabren bate t4 ein i6peres MaQei1=
letbe1t, lpel0e5 10 ua0 NIB mad iDlimnler lpuroe. Ml5
i'd leBteS Sabr Z WRonate DDlit6notg nieoerqebroden
mar llo Die at 9tatbe ge3o9enen Mer3te ntdDt 8u 6elTen
pernto9ten, plelmebr Die peribluctteu W~teot3ineu mein
2eibet nur bDffuurgsloier gemaDt botten, IaS i5 I'M
p@0riltttden 8oti6atter" BON 4ppp'S 9eutIdem Wta=
9enpuloer, beiien 3 ttroft bon nebrereu 4o~tienten be-
3eugt lpurbe. Sizes iDteu Elm 5inoer3etg be5 lieben
Optics 81 ietn; tD lisB mir iO9lelD 0a0on iGiden uno
mad Yerbrou1 me9rerer S4a6teln %berIelben fonnte
tD oas Yett lpte0er p%erI0ilen. ytun bin t9 10 pteeer
bergtlteat, ME e3 Elm 81 Sabre alter Wtout, Dem ourCD
i6arie NReoi5tuen bic 8Q9ne perloren gin9en, erlporten
tonu. @udl etnige municipalities WtttTcl IN elmer ytaf.
fir Doben IT'D ieDr bep1Drt. ItOgen bteie 3eiIen nod
nielel Silfelu1enoeu our S~enntniB ~9elangen unb our
Seilung b1enen. 2ieS lpinibt bon 9er5en
@prtl 1889. (. &HneburQ Sofeftelb, Minn.
lluteraeiDnete fenueu @ater 2iincbur9 le6r tuoDl.
Setu SnitanD mar Elm berartiger, boB Nle, ielbIt
@er3te,. Die 3otnnng tiir ieine @eneirng %auf9aben.
Damn ting er on, Nopp'S Ma9eupuloer al gehr0udjen.
ipnroe better unb iI Jest bon ieiner 8rantbeit Dbaig
9eDetlt. 9ludD olbere &erionen in bieer @egenb t0nuen
aus glet1er GrTobrun9 JtlbnenoeS uber DteIes 9etls
mtttel bert6teu.
&eD. S. Is. S4mtot. &ep. S. @u1Ien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
DernttldteS.

- Sin 8etterbes Sci d IN orenen
i'm Grontn>BroSeB GulOer, Der vJtce
Dereno" Nnbrep IS. Guloer, tDurOe neus
liG Sur 8erbiibunB elmer 6reibeitSltraie BON
Slpet Sabren i'm 3 II d t b a e gu Solicit
etn9elteiert. ASaitpr Gulper, ipelher tpegen
elmer 6dli6ung perurt9eilt pur0e, err
flGrte: er babe nit ieinem Yetter lebr unz
germ perfebrt uub i'm geboBt, neil Der
IN Gbrenb DeS &rieges auf Der
Sette Der Nebellen geitanoet babe.
MltBeroem iei Setter @rlper Elm vGrQnf".
0ana6 mare alp Der jebt burh ieite
1bGtigfeit ais 0eihDorener 10 beril6tlgte
Wlct6oolft Gulper, gang i'm @eAenlabe gu
ben anoeren nDrDliden Wfetho0t1telt, Die i'm
&rie9e 10 bunoeStreu iparen. OanlalS etlt
betuoier 6 opperbeao gepeien.
Die STONY, pel6e gegenmGrtig III
0aibin9ton bur6 2t6geiaubte t6re NllflpQrs
tllg MAIDEN, DerIan9en u. q. @nte
6dDigunQ fir Die i6nen vint Sriege
Don 1876" q 3 q D menenY feroe.
Da5t bell1erft Der @0icagper GLOBE:
SAILS ben Siour bieles 8erIangeu erfilt
mir0, meroen iie oemnddit aud S6aO!ose
bQltult0 fir Die 3eit perlangen, pel6e lie
rim &rteg bon 1876" 5ur Nbldla6tung Oes
toltl9nen Geiterfibrers Gu tel uno lets
ner Streiter peripen betcn,"
8etreifs Der ibmeren 8eGetbtz
gungen 0euti6er 8ti6Dfe
our6 etrti6e 8tih0fe ia9t Der
GlepelanOer vNn'ei9er": y2lio Die fatboe
ltl6e Brelie bari ni6ts ilber Die S0rtfe
ten oeS BiiGofS @ilmour II. !. 10. lagen.
@ber tpenn II ein 8ii6of Don einem anoe1
rem IN beinltii6iider Weiie pe1tncirt tpOrs
ben lit, tpenn Der cine Sllhof cine Nn5abl
letrler GoQeQen Der 6erribiudt uno oes
Nemtergrabi1es bei6uloi9t 10 miro es ooh
bottentlt6 nl6t Derboten iein, it'd gu pere
tDetoi9en. Wabriheinlid lit bas in 3us
ldritten nad1 Nom Idngit geideben. 9a
nun a6er Die @ilmour'ihe 6ekihrift ihren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
@ailttdrpai@t oemtfoer soeotoeen.

SSn elmer ieDr i6le6t 6eiu6ten 8eriamlnz
lang 0es Oeuti6en ST / h 6 a q s
:puroe nit 127 ge9en III Sttmmen ber bon
Der fat6oliiden @entrumspart
9eiteIte Nntrug angenommen, bQB
SDeDlOgen alter Gpnfeiitoncn
Op III WilttGrb lie it " teber b e.
freit meroen iol1en.
Oielc Observation-Disclosures pirb a6er
81 tclilem @;lebe mer0en. Seun tie piro
Die 0elebntglt1g oeS 8unoesratbs, obue
tnelde lie II gIltt 4 lit, ntd)t ~erlangeu.
OIes erltebt man ans Der Bitterfeit, tDor1it
Die 8tsmar6' iden 3eitungen bieieu 9teid5z
td9sbeldluB betGmpteu, Der mad ibrer Oar
lteuung BON Der @entrun1spdrtet uur mit=
teltt zines rueberfalIeS" bel Der SeitrDeiligeu
NbiDelenDett Uisler 0egner einer jo(d1en
NetDerung ourdgeieBt tpor6en lit. Cbue
s3lpeitel bat = IS a. i nit ieinerr Ser
langel, oab Die WtiljtGrpfli6t Der Sbe0Ioz
gen dud) fortaH einen Beitanotbel[ bes
Observation-Disclosures biloeu iou, Die U}ebr@
Deit DeS oeutiden Nolfes aIf ieiner Seite.
Sa iogar ie6r pteIe : 6epIoaeu
Ielb # witniden Die Bei6ebaltul1Q 6ieier
B~eltinuung. 2llS III friiberen 0teidstaqen
ibre Nuf6ebun9 beantragt mar, liefet ocz
ruoe aus Den 9teiben Der Sbeologe1 frqfz
tige. nit Dielen lInterihriften beDeftc 8ittz
idriften ein, Dprin bieie iungen U9duner
aGSeinanoeriebteu. baB Der &ricgsoienit
fur's VaterlaHD it'd aanS gut nit Der @jotz
teSgelebrtDett uertrage uno oaB iDre Batter
lanosliebe ibnen gebiete, ebenio gut DieQ8afz
fen fltr'S BGterlano Su tragen, nte bies BON
Seiter anoerer StuOenteu gei6ebe.
QllerDings tuaren Die meiiten Dieier 8ittc
fteGcr protei it G6eologe
gber id)on Die Gbatia6e, Dap es i'm 0eut5
ideu 9teihe ipeit nleEr YroteItanten ais Sea-
tbolifeu giebt, bra6te es nit lid, ba6 inter
ben 8ittltelIern melt me6r Yroteltanten ais
&atboliteu fiub. Dob aud uuter Den fas
tboliiden Gbeologen gie6t eS nidt ipeni9e
TreunOe oes Sriegsoienites. Sic Oenfen
nit Stol5 an ben Yapit SuliuS ben 53meiz
ten, rpelher leine Grrppen in eigeHer gerion
fibrte nib elm ebenlo bebeutenoer &riegsz
belo iuie Yrielter mar.
Was Die Broteltanten anbetriift, 10 mar
pon ibnen, trOB Der &llrSe Der 3eit, gegeu
ben oben beiprohenen Qntrdg Der Sem
trum5partei ebetfaQ5 nob eine Berpabs
rung beim 3eibstage %ctnqelaufell. nGm=
LID pom Dem Yorltanoe oeS it3 iiber einen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23

SOS HCE OE
sipii6en Srautltn. unO @tarfetsStraBs
o~Tferirt fir Die Mei6uatt5= 6eerta9e:
Neinite Yrnuni d. ~. SSonigIebfndberL
9Serlilter Rnaiterltctl ttto Wtcferntine'
Ettrntet9er tIno g5dSeIcr 9cbtu6Delt,
We0rStp9;t titio SpriN crlett (2Gnies 0onfefDS
Gpft1g cries fbriRcu, Nc hIt0d)tettdjtet,
SyrtS DE YSitfe, Dsdn0eIm uuo Gitronat,
SgtiId)e 81 o. itcr, GorittIe EFT tsito Vctgcn,
5Setijtct SaDa=. Moftaz rttc NtusSedMee,
McGte 9Samtne=GbpcoIaoe 1nO &1faO,
WGnieDritEe un0 GduicteGctsB ane1cu,
Iriid)c 9 etrpGaefc YiIse (S6)tu Gt,tnic).
ytette ftRu5. StDctiGIeu, SirItt ttno SItlNen,
9Scter %soni9, 3fDetid)cntttiS
S~ScitfteS U3ngocD. Gdtterfrattt,
Os~icieMfpargsIE. Sd3tittDobttl,
9CEtptuet NiibeU, ~oentfd)e Vtccf6rtoHeln'
Wt0vtltrte $eGrinGe :tno M1!c,
G0rOcucn, Mppetit=Sito,
$9atun. WDAsSs1ein0e, Gprntten,
!sMji. GorOtnfS, SvauiAr, 9tNbppiS,
SyEtiiteS Sti9cts t!l0 MDhiol,
y;eme boa. MISUNDERSTANDING,
2fcdjteu 0t1ntcutBaler scale,
JrcmN9c De @rtc, 0DqucfprtsN1ls.
Harnac|ots, SOaMce uno 2e0ocn St1fc, 49,.
{~ctttTtcr &tu'hnrgeE Wdiimiz nno &sanoI"lc'
S1enf d)atcIer uno GGrteutUcrt Seafe,
MeG,tcu 4iebtg@ SflrtI d)ertratt
9ttiIcI0prjer gSeinfctf luo @eileltg,
9(nis, Wtobn1nmcu mmO St%endbel,
NeisrneAL &artoWetmeb, =
SEcinfteR ruI. Il. dltueI. Ehee,
2Gcditen 81. GrIeeu5 MDlnHeS tnO SDtupI
Watiier SdInnpftnbGf sou So5ocG,
SSuf5idoMbe, Got5pdn4HHcin,
G0tmnrGoer, NSpufrGBcr u. o9t.
su ben b~tligIteu Rretien.
Henry SSchOelll1OpE-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
Ofnmpto, Moi6. gerr., IA. 0ea. 1883

NID 1T p lWI ~DNTD' ~NtII II UI0' IoOo'
SD bite, np9 rir $500 pon Sbrem Ynloer nit Der
8oit III len6en. 9eit 8ebu &0geH bobe i) baiielhe 9e=
lung tr51clt miro. Auoeren &eioenoen entpfeple ib Sbr
Nuluer. Ser Sbrtge SotDer s. @Idiien
Sine 0Da9tel M}ogenpulner foitet $1,25. 9ret
S0odteln Wto9enpnlDer uno 5lpct @6oGtetr 3tegl=
ltrungS=Ptaen lperoeu nad Grnplang BON $4.00 tOltel=
iret sugelonDt. 9rudiadDeu itber Mtolaria. &beuMa=
tismus. Uoublpurm=2etoe1. Gpr1t=&ur. &ei6en Der
MtDmun9S=GrQonc, ipe3tea fhr Jteoner, Piarrer u 10,
aui 46unl0 fret.
Dian a0relfire etnfa0:
2sopp's 2sortGrini&, philadelphia, ga.
Gdnefocu sic oieIe 2lntuuce aus, tic farm
ttltr leItcn tuicOcrDptt tpcHGcu.
NH 23hea. l3inu 1Oieb. 17n1a. hon .12nai
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
Un5et9en,
,,DieJes matte Wefiibl."

,,DteDe IS matte WetnDl."
@enn Sbr f6Gaff rnb erf8bpft feb, wenn ienes
DmtnIie Mattigteit8gefI bt ni9t prn Sud irciQcn
nth, wenn cine Gcnbcrung in Der 2eben8petie ptcr
ber Sa6rea5eit Grt9 ansc5rtTen BAT, ipatet S9r ri8t
r~eridunen, bo8 Bette dller ifintulirenber unb 9lutz
retnt9uu95mtttel, 9ppp'8 Saridpartid,- tu rebnler.
G8 retntgt uno berethert ba3 Ylrt, ~fttutultrt zen
Wtasen, rest Die TRACE 2eber lnb bic Gieren al, rndttt
Qtppettt unb bant bas .Gtitem auf. GdIlenoe, pte
Sppb'8 Sariaparila nit gtuben s%enomtlcn baben,
~be3euge1, baB es ubte GdhpaAen fart nladt."
3nnn'@ SarFnpartlM+
vMlein gppetit mar IGle9t, tA fpnnte nidt i81afer,
Bate piet Gppflpe9 nnb &1denI9mcr6en unb mein
G~tuElSanS mar urre8clmdbiS. Sprb's Sariapartaa
tbot MIR noA fur5er 3ett 10 gut, bab tt fable ppte
eth neuer MenIG. J." Nfeine @hnerser. uno gee
iGlperpen iinb fort, inein Gppetit lit beher. SD rattle
Seber, Der elmer .9aten, Otert5tn beearft Sp0b'5
Sariaparila gu %prrbtren; Der Grfplg miro itb 5et0en."
@eDr8e ). Sadirn, ~Otrgburp CITATION, Grnn.
Mtnd,t Dir $dJsundJsm Ftnrk.
reeit Sabren mar t4 ietcS Grabia9r franz, aber
Iestc8 Sabr nabnl t3 SpDb's Garlapariua unb Bin
ieitcem feinen Sag tranf S~erreien." 6. Sc. SGpan,
Oit!tpn, Oiaii.
fur unb empfeble e8 Gnen, pelAe an ieneIn elenoen
Matttsteit5sefubl lelben." s. Sarnelee, $40 Bridge
Ctr, Srpptlpn, 81. 9.
0nnN'a gntFapnrtu@
p~ertauftin allen apptbefen. 81; ied8flr$5. GtnSisu II.
1detn 5~ubereitet Don 6. s. oppb & Co., 9rwell, NfaH.
100 lnrem Gtn 1nllar,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
Gin ~O0nRD0rer UQtienf.

EST letnen Nan1e1 ntbt 9endnnt BADEN min, unp bel
Ietne Snultanot8e Observation-Disclosures ppu Sdo,ses
REM getpen e!ner, til etnem . ."ttrrtudb onaeaebensm
afsnst p]eroantt, Iabt bnr4 unS ~raIielGe foItestyret al,
N s le.osa2en ufttlnenIhen perlAtfen. Dteies arpBe
Uuep enttpalt Oseaepte, bic tn icrer Npptbete aemud5f
tperpen tbnnen. @didt Sure Gprelle nit 9riefmSrtee
Gn s,Wrtoat STlisiir ano 2~tSpemfnrh1.. As 0Rsft
II. Ctr, Diem Art, o.. u. |
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
9tptpn, @onio8, 81. San. 1889.

Gtptpr, &NnlQS, 81. San. 1883.
(Cri9inaIz8rief) Geuben Sie min 9ef6lliglt fir Die
onIie9enhen $500 Yulper utO 9taen. Sc modt MIR
Ner9nigen uub lh bate eS fir meiue d~briltltd9e Yf1idbt,
nibt nuY meiren @PmetnoesNtttQtteOern, %lonoern oub
aaen @nbereu bel jeoer @elegenbeit Sbr MageEpuloer
gu elnpfeblen. 9antla9eno Der Sbrige
8erp gtcp. u. &unfeL G. PIP. S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23

Grte va, A.. Tyebr. 1889.
(Origiual=grief) MngefI9t fiuben sic $3.50 fir
alpri luettere S9abtetn A}ulper, bo ib bic lesten Gu=
B,rft beilIam bel mir unb @nberen ge8eigt baben. @b=
l~ln9sooa S0tDerW Ut. S. Seder.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-01-12

never been born, but if ac had
not, the people of this country
would have missed lots of fun.
AS il there were not alroady a
sarfeit Of canJlidqtes for Speaker
OF the next lI3lsc, three more
were Drought out last week. They
we're Representatives Lodge,
Bayne and Farquhar. | do not
suppose that either Of these thee
men have the most rcmote idea Of
ever beng elected Speaker; but
they probably hope that their
being mo toned for the position.
Will cause them TO grt better com.
assignments from the man
whl i elected Aud Judging
from past experience they are
right.
Its propa'cl to have the takers
Of the next census m lsc al
schedule Of the surviving ex-Con-
felerate soldiers. 'rl.e idea has
been very well received, and will
b. considered at the next meeting
Of the Senate committee on the
census. Tue bill already passed
by the House provides for
slniIar schedule Of Union soldiers.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-01-12
Very traly,
PeSDLGroN YEARLY & RILEY,
A DOCTORS BILL SAVED.

CntfFANooGl, fENS- June 2s.'ss.
Th5 Syifl Spse'iie Ca, Allant /,
ga; GoatIepaa In thrfall of
~, c,I,e of DIJ9l poison de.
Tepvlj<sl d n ,s,s.sss.l1.,yls extreme.
Y i! |d'I|E |d'I|Ell. .|4 Vi \. sssss,s,,
I 'la;|k ''fAs'|s aIiI ;4a
a'sasigI wilD III Il i's'aI' r&lfl'
benalis fi5ni vsaa nass s.; /. Il.
ducsd ne to Try ). 8 y Issls,fH
ihc frst bottIe vas g5as tl,e
swelling Went d3wn and / began
10 improve. Ii less tiAm two
moatIis vas cnli.oly well. Ny
sklp is perfectly clear now, and
| began 10 nnovs. Ii Hess
thdn two months | wl= entirely
well. My skin j. perfectly clear
nov, and my blood absolutely
purs. am absolutely certain
that Swlft's Specific not only
cured me. bua at the same time
saved me big Doctors bill. l
shall aIaays chesrfalIy recon-
mend your medicine whenever an
o9fortuuity offers.
Gratefully yours.
ADAsI ScnERER.
Ill West jix II street.
Treatise " l3iJJd aad SKA Di
sea .es mailed lree.
The swift Sp.c.tic o.. Dfaw-
el 3, Atlanta, Ga
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-01-12

attempted to cry her down as al
nnwomanly woman But from
this light artillery Charlotte
Bronte escaped to wiite even
better books than Jane Eyie, at
least ~ some respects better.
TIs true her life was not a
long one. but It was not the 81 ress
OF literary labor that removed
her IN her young womanhooa
from her chosen field Of Labor.
L was rather tie Iingcrng poi.
son Of an Inherited disease,
We may say the same of NJ
Brnwnlpg-to oar mind The no.
olest Of all the womea poets OF
this or any other century. She
was a confirmed invalid when she
began 10 write, ana was so whln
She married her fam 1us husband.
Robert Browning. So ii her
case also II was not literary labor
that closed her career in the
b ightnees Of is n9o,tide. Ard
for that ma ter, why should a
man be better able to resist that
weakness fhap writsrs Of the
other sex. Shall we say llmt be-
cause Byroa, Shelley, Keats,
passed away before they had
reached more than middle ace,
that men are 50 pecalilrly con
stiiutcl that they can ot endure
the storm AID stress Of literary
hfs I'm. 0. Picayane.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-01-12
S. A. MATTHEWS,
County Superintendent.

The House of Representatives
has passed bill 10 authorize the
forwarding of sta0peI special
delivery letters upon which the
sender has Omitted to pit the
ordinary two-esnt stamp az well
as the ten-cenl special ssnnp. In
the pfesent condition Of the
statute, special delivery letters
are often detained, while oflina-
rY letters, 'ipstamped, are for
wardcd "oaIIect. " There s no
reason in the Discrimination
agmnst specliI del very le tiers. fog
those 70 WHOM they ase addressed
would certainly be wiling 10 pay
no additional Two cents. The
7e0aie ougat 70 pass til bill wlEh-
Oil delay.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-01-12

organization aud votes bshind.
Lei there be clubs Of young nlen's
Democratic association formed,
of voter, plelg d 70 stick tc the
plans formulated and the domin-
am moss backs viii soon tumble
to The racket. Observation-Disclosures.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-01-12
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

10 ne racket. --AIfeeQNlliehcNlc
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
In accordance with the plaa
adopted the committee appointed
to select subjects anl 10 assign
teachers 70 their duties, met at
Summit and adopted ihe follow
ing programme for the Institute
ol white teachers to be held at
Holnesville, on the Bra Satur-
day Of Janaars 1889, and We
hope to see every teacher IN the
county present.
+ We expect 10 see eveey one at
the Institute aud hope that all
will be satisfied at tins session Of
the Institute. The State Super
iltendcnt, Hon. j II. Preston,
has pro nlsed to be with US, thea
let us have a graad meeting IN
tho old and aacient town Of
ilolalesvillc, and we are assured
we will have hearty aud honest
greeting from the citizens of he
town:
PROGRAM For 2ND INSTITUTE.
Weleome-Rav. II Walter
Fea .hsrstun,
Reply-l'rof. w. B. Nixon.
lst Reading d. G. Eisley;
Discussed by May Bethea, Norma
Chandler, Kate Gatiin, ID. ID.
ellis and Estt.lie Llmkln.
2nd Arithnietc-W Il Var
borough; discussed by B G, Qa;n,
L. L. Boucher, w. G. Coney aud
j. b. Thompson.
3. U. s History Miss Celia
Saeine--aiscusscd by Ella Il thea,
Anne Coambe, Il. A. Holmes,
i. S. Allen anl Mary Manning.
4th. School Govolnmeut-J
w. Bcthea-discussed by w. b.
Mixoa, R9sa Jackson, G w.
Lightly and T.. j. Yaught.
5. Geography-Aliss Manic
Barnes-discussel by j. |. Tod
bold, M. + Jackson, NJ. A. Ken
ia and Julia Legget.
6. Gramnn-J. @. Hyde ~
disc isscd py IL. NJ. Q lin, e. b.
j. Ross, Ii, w. FraLhrrstun and
r. z. Moore.
Z. Spe 'liag-Imla S. Fodder
discussed ~ d. d. g HIS, n. NJ
MeNalty, Leia stokes, Irere
simmons, Barbara Thompson anl
VI. = Bhacoe.
Natlral Pnilosn ,hy-G. w.
Ligbty-.liscuseed by Lizzie D.
Joardan, EIoise Wrotea, May
Briley, Z. Alright AMI Louisa
Coyngton
8 Physiology May BrIley-
discussed by X. p. Moore, Fl. NJ.
Qnn, Alice Brumiield and Ettic
Warner.
10. Percentage -R. P.Moore-
discussed BY G. A. Lamein. b.
G. Qan, }. @. Hyde, w. b.
Nixon and H NJ. Q iin.
IL. Tcachels Preparution-U
w. Fealherstun-liscussedby by j.
w, Bethea, Maggie Coney, r p.
Moore, B. 9. @ lin aud Ada Var
nado.
This prlgram nc viii b. mAile
to each teacher 50 that prepara-
ton can be maic by them 90 each
subject to mli-ch they are assign
cd, and 1t IS suggested that they
treat and discuss the subjects as
near a. can b. by consulting
s.The outlines Of Institute work
for SS & So issued BY the de-
partmeut of Education Of the
State Of "A ssissippi Z If any
teasaer has not beea supplied
with this outline, BY notifying
me, | will chocrfally supply
them.
s. A. MATTHEW'S,
County SuDerlntenleut
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-01-12

The movement for nallon i
slivofce law i growing Why
could ncI the obi ct oi such il Fed
eral statute be ace )mp'IsheI by
agreement between the States
without raising the question Of
the constitutional authority ct the
fe5eral G9yeFnment to regalase
the domestic relation Of cillz as
a Slatess 'fherrare few greafer
soeial Lecessities III imefiesn life
than tllal the Ineongrntv Of ths
statutes segula'ng tie marlta
relation should be rem dIcd.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-01-12
VOL. XII
HOW IT HAPPENED,

Nevar he'd no l,iu,l 8 nea
Fer that Dan.
Always ruthar liked i big,
Ihiclf.set inan
He wuz Or the siaudln bniil-
S0rt-uh spafa;
He'd to look right slsAsi, = kuow
Dan wuz thAFi
'pearea like he wuz ii ms heels
Nighsn dav:
Couldn't tol him IN III np
Kind nh way
Though Itrcated ll'n right mean,
Ideelaf'
That | conlda't speez' haf whit
Ian wnz thar
Little sandy heFlca skits,
'lhpurmuci Nii.
gept he beat tiis bags. tie way
lIeeould sit
Ont fhe balancs of ny branx;
Let en- gIsse.
They put nut y i,irs; AZ ten
Dan wilz thar.
onet told him plain ~ fi.t,
Tint ef he
Waz the nplS man on yeatth
Him an ME
Wsuian't suit, lowed my vorcs
Made bin stare.
co'as next night ike oiher nights,
Dm wuz tllar,
crryns Ike, 'nAiaid him
After that!
Thing wuz done fore lsuowe wsllr
WIZ at.
How i coine.niy jrlsment amt
Fors clar:
h.ckon't must lgs been in.ruz
Dda wuz f'iar.
- Eva Wl,lef M4,f.' asst,,,i ,l',,na
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-01-12
A m37nea's AFFECTION.

FAaMaasyILLe, Tex, june %. SO.
Tae Swift Specific o., Allan
Ia, Ga Gentlemen: l'ae moth
er Of member OF our finn was
afflicted with Il canccrous sore on
her face for a5ont twenty yeH's.
Daring ths past few years It
troubled htr Scry much By con-
tinued pam mi itching. She
used your 5. S. 5. and lha SIRE
has disappeared and Is apparently
we'll Should il brcak out agaio
will advise YOU.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-01-12
You've DsMaonAsY 10 Tng FRoNr


A governor and full State tick
ct is 70 be cleo ed this year. 1t
Is time we were oeginning 10
thnk seriously of the meD and
policy 10 put forward md the
policy is no less important Than
The men. Th policy is impor-
AM list the present system OF
choosing officials should crys,a,-
We into a caste. Rewards Of
office sholl,l not bo c9nfae / 10 i
favored few, ,nlr travel 70 MI ia II
consangain'ty ciscie. Taeg shouli
be free As the unfettered air, to
clrcAl tic from pgle 10 p he.
In the reY,lati IN Of Is, in tne
times that tried msa's soals AMI
usryes, when men took their
lives 10 titcIr LANDS 10 overthrow
an alien olisarchy, 1t was the boys
IN the trench 3, th3 youpg men
wll1 did III work. Youag men
made the milnight rides and
whoope,l up tie sllm5e.iay
spillts. III every q se cuasest
sIaee chat year, "tht boys hive
s''eng slsq wosk. BIT the bays
haven gsf Office II. auy alarMina
extent The lyayes anil fishcs.
nave gone to somc man who was
q colonel, Or &c lerll on Judge, OF
VINO was kin 10 s).nc such IA one
Ehe young men have borne the
heat ard burden OF the day, have
gone before federal conrts charged
WITH election frauds, soma have
even hsarlihc prison doors cr&ak,
but the ollcs, XII gov.d, lilv
fingered SO Try hsvs Sat in
the shade smoking i cIgar and
eating the chicken ME. Ii has
gone on Till the thing has got too
ding gonedlf thus.
A change must be made aad
now Is the tune to make it. Men
mist be selected who will rouse
tie enthusiasm Of the workers.
The party must work for the
ballots before ihey ale ciss and
not trust entsi fyto man.puIaslng
them after they are cast Some
encouragement % the shape of
reAiiiss ma st be given The work.
ers. Promlscs have become
stale.
Gen Feathefst3nc and NJ ,ior
B1rksdaIe are tie two most proini-
nent candidates for oubernatorlai
honorss Both are good men aad
trae--lionora5le and brave tsu to
their country anl chlvalrous iii
her defense Is all respects they
are men To be vencFated, but they
belong 10 former generation.
Thy were moulded, ana shall we
say cmtorted, By a system which
is dead and gone. The |
GRAIN aud fiber of their
minds are out Of harmony
with tn, changed conditions. We
want mea whose futures are be-
fore tAem, n5t behind them. I'll
Is the rising not the setting sun,
man worship most.
Lei us, have a younger and
ingye vigorous man-oae who
1 pes not live in he dreims Of the
past lone who is not twisted by
the storms Of past generation, one !
who looks more to practical state
regeneration, than an il.aI and
mythical Sta;e soYer eigIafv
- TIE yonpg 'nloeracy I
orgah'z" News aapsr ai.cus .ioa
isa'I sogts I bar5ee, without aa
I N|l ( Z.