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Stops to ioave passengers from Whining
ton and points north

Stops to leave passengers from Whining.
ton and points north.
NBwCAsTLE AooeHNoDATIoN NTRkrns-Leave
Wilmington at l206 night and $50 D. M.
daily, and II .13 q. m, 2.45 and 6.l5 D. m
week days. Leave New Castle at $50 a M .
and r lo4 ?; m daily and l.so, 4.s7 ana 7.as p.
Express trains leaving Harrington 7.5O a.
m., and arriving at 5.43 d. m, run through
sold toand from Baltimore, via Porters and
Additionalexpressl leaves PhiIadeiphia nj
S0l I. NJ, Baltimore ESQ p. M, Wilmington
$50 z. NJ, weekdays arrives at Harrington
otS otS M, stopping at principal ihtermedi
New York PhiladeiphIa q Norfolk n. M
Leave PhiladelphiaNew York and Norfolk
Express y. .l6 p. M: daily, Baltimore GAS D. IN
wilmington laol a. M, stopping at
Middletown, Clayton, Wyoming. FELTON,,
harrington, Bridgeviile, Seaford and
MiImipg,6S Naprai to- s,d Leave ro passsngsr. from
passengers for points South OF Delmar.
MoTth-bound trains leave Delmar Los a. 81
1aaiiy, Qaii Dover z,oO q. m. regularly; arriving
wilmington 46 o. m. Baltimore 6.45 a. M.
and Philadelphia $40 q. m, and leaves Del.
mar at 2.25 p. m, weekdays; arriving Mt
wilmington So7 p. M, Philadelphla SIS D.
IN p: m stopping at principal
For Rehoboth, leave Harrington 1910 o, M
and 6.4s p. m. Returning. leave Rehoboth
6.lO q. IN. and !. 30 p. IN. week days.
The Los q. m. tram also stops aL seaford
Bridgev1ile. Harrington, FELTON,, Wyoming.
Clayton and Middletown to Iu,iye nasseIis
gers from points south OF DeImar. or ta Ia.
on passengers for Wilmington and points
Nortn. Also stops on signal at Laurel.
BRANCH ROADS.
DELAwAaE, M4sYLASD. o y1Rsrs1,
r. Leave Harrington for franklin
IN. week days. Returning trans Ia,.vYi'
Franklin sos and 2 p. rhsiweek days.
Leave harrington tor Ge0rgetown. Lewes
ana kehoDotn-a &c 10 ,ss u. m, tor Georgetown
and Lewesa 5.A p. m. Returning leave
Lewes 65S q. M, Rehohoth $40 D. M. Addi.
tlonal trains leave G georgetown ior Harring-
ton at SO3 q. m. weekdays
For Berlin. leaves Harrington (; To as n IN
weekdays. =. -''s'p' IA
QUEEN ANNE & kent r. R.-Leava Town
send Tor Centreville and way stationsss. * n
M; ana o.z0 p. m, weekdays.
eiLlAkk iDELAWAkk q CHEsAPKAKE Z. R-Leaye
CaYton for oxford and way stations 914a
m. 3.l3 p. M, weekdays. -
CA1BRIDGE SEAFoRD X. R.-Leaye Seatord
Ior cambridge and intcrmediate sfsiti0ns
II ~ q. ms Week-days, and Tuesdays. Thnrs
days ana Saturdays at 5.S5 D. m.
CoNNnsCTloh.-AtPorterw with Newark A. Della
ware City railroad. At Townsend with Onsen
Anne's and Kent Rail Road At Cisvto,Ss Y .IS1 .ssS
" Deiaware ana Chesapeake Rail Road and raj.
umore and Delaware Bay Railroad. AZ Hor. a.'
TngI II gIon, with delaware, Maryiand& b VirpInia
6alifoad. AT Seaf0rd, with Cambrid1 1e1a s ~.
Seatord Rail Road. At Delmar. wifS.sNa..,
pork, Philadelphia q Norfolk, Wicom,ico =
sDa1iy except Sunday.
cHAs. E. PUGH. General Managar
.. a. WOOD Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Nlistellaneous advertisements.
-. The MONTH OF OCTOBER. =

with us is one of the most active months ofthe year. and
marks the beginning of the Autumn and Winter Seasons with
all their wealth of new fabrics designs and new colorngs
Every department of the house engaged active distr
BUTTON afordng buyerso Dry Goods opportunities to
secure the best selection things and also oppor
tunes pick up odd lots of choice goods at low prices
Strangers passing through the city should not fail to avail
ofthe opportunity offered them inspect the attractive
stock Dry Goods to Be o1nd within the borders of the
United States Our reAar patrons would to need no
reminder though wodd say them that all previous
efforts are being outdone tiissfasQn.
Mail Oyaeys promptly and carefully filed by experienced
clerks. S .asaa
= Samples ofany goods desifea al cheeruy be forwarded
free Of charge 80 -ss@sa
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cylistellaneolls gdBs.


In novelties we are the
early Bird You will al
ways find in our stock all the
go0d new things as they come
out. This season Gray Twills,
Scotches and Homespun effects
are the favorites.
We are the acknowledged
Leaders in the Rsady-made
Clothing business, both, as to
style and quality. Good goods
our motto.
q,'
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Ghe Grausltr.
Plila. Win. and Baltimore R. R
Delaware Division.
roRrHwARD.

ON and after July 18th, 1871. train. VII
leave as follows 49, ss
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ssssyt
TA.r.aay Afs.rnoon. ossos.r 8, lssl

For The zransTipt
The GarIands OF Departure.
We wore no Earlands OF Departure
When from our port we sailed away;
None knew from any outward token
How bled our hearts upon that day.
only saw your firm lips quiyer,
"A certain dfu1ness mark your eye,
And knew how much It cost to murmur
The farewell words the soft 'sGood Bye. y
A touch Of hands, the lips slight pressure
A lift OF hat and you were gone
The train sped swiftly on; forever,
Each heart now feels itself alone.
.@a@9s an4 81 MINNIE c. BALLARD.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAf1RnAnf
~ Schedule in effect Nov. is, 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Ay nrpor

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoADi
~ schedule in effect Nov. l6, 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Av DEPOT
*Express trains.
NEW YORK, week days, .a1s ain ~ :,
Ne New r. " Y1iRK. RiKx.is, rz4S, 1852 s7:36 p. m.
fl2l9, = 2. 40, s552, 7.36 d. M Ao D. IN.
Boston: so.S2 p. M, daily, with Pullman
Boston, withogt cars running through to
nfloge on stnd Landing passengers in B. ii. ess
PHiI1DELPHIA wees =. ,;: - :, = =,
G45 .7lO, .745. 75O ss.41. 90 aaEy, ,u9SlS 500
u % AZ 2; M, rs 100 .245 sO5, ;4io. IS sS
75e u.s. II e rs as .lo
520i %; 20, 1885, SOS, s.i1. 10 90 ,oo 4io.
CHESTER. week days, s2.ls. 500 "A 4 * *
41, q HSo = - Soc g 50 1000 .io IS. I'll SO s65o,
Sos Sos .si 10 % 6So' = h. 40 Sa' .0ss, s4s, sSss.
o G CHESTER, z g Sundays, *a1s, Gas, .zIo 20
s1S % n,@ q; n m a90 2 45, sO5 40, SO x ~
Atlantic City. weekdays. ~ IN
ana I'D p. M Sundays, s.lO a. IN. and - u
WEST BOUND.
b BALTIM0sE ] = a,o q AND WAsIlNirJJ q.
e sAiTfRRoRhia Ri haaa,Y; and way station. ) ). 0'
A1s BAITfMoRR III Il W Rds'iy sno n,,,o,, = = m.
Philadelphia division 10 sScapai sS stations ON
NEWARK, DEL, 15s ~ SSo. = ~ y 4, daily. 1sd
daiIy Soo 900, $40 1887 *so7 and diy11 II 10 .; m
PETTsgn PPEfTTTTsBgRe G .4ss a. M, sos D. M o.,,,,
dsiI1 GiIHlcAGo' 3s45 a. M, sos D. ~ M oaliy T.,
g CINCINNATI y and sr. LOUIS .,.,o
and rsUl p: M, both daily. -lz'IO p. IN.
as siSGERdY Ssnaaa I, AACCOMMODATIoN 7aoa -,
e. "a IN ME- M Ny y p. ~, daily. ''-o a. IN.
week days. $50, 1885 q. m. SM : 4 anS MaMnS0DATION,
sundays. $50 a. M, and 5'6s 80 ana o.06 p. IN.
rIoH ILonHAlNS !I LEAVE MARKEI IN an S,rp rua
- ~ % JOE o Philadelphia week isvS ~ y IA
M Sn%ds' 90 III 70 a. M, IL 43. 3 * ~ ~
For Baitimoreo %aa ~ m. u g, 8 IS, 10 M w
% 90 p m. ow m. Sundays,
a15sah;l B5a,timore and principal stations - NJ
day. d'" uiVision, 1880 m, daily EXCEPT sr,n snn-
SSsgs, y % q 50 4, aas rs gssy stations week
% 5ooo0ioago; 90 e g e 20 m. daily except sunoav
faIGos9iurg, fIncing, - 90 p m daily.
except Sunday. -'ouis III % m, daily
Nv; PHILADELPHIA FOR w1LM1NeTo>
10 1oSeekdays, 90 Sc :! q, g o5, Is, 7as - !. 81
55. q M ~ ~ % q m. IL 90 noon. ~ ~ 81
TO- 10 ID, II 50 %; % TO- $50, % %. $50, Il
a M ma11SSaay; 10 p, el5. .sl5, 90 40 10 az A.,
10 4 n " ~ noon, IS, 800, u 81. / Il 20 II
TeienbUio ~ ~ ~ ana u 30 p m. ooo'
Rates to Western Po,nt. s..5
any other line. 's ioWer than via
Z. 0. SCULL,
Genl Pass Agent. Ge1a,I,i y, oMDELL. MsELL.
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n isn't done
By others that's why the guarantee
pf Dr. Piercc's Fayorite Prescription
should command attention. It's
guarantee that means something.
n the medicine doesn't give salts.
faction, IN every case for which it's
recommended, the money is prompt
~ refunded Remarkable terms
but IT'S remarkable medicine. All
tho functional irregularities and
wcaknesgca peculiar 10 womankind
are cured by it. For leucorrhea,
periodical pains, weak back, prolap-
sls and other displacemcnts, bearing
down sensations, and all "fcmale
complaints" it's an uDfailing rem
edy. II is a powerful, restora-
tive tonic and nervinc, impartiug
strength and yigor 10 the whole
system.
Try it, if you're an ailing woman.
IF it doesn't help you, you have
your money back.
As regulator and promoter Of
functional action, at that critical
period Of change from giTlhood to
womanhood, 6Favorite Prescrip-
tion is a perfectly safe remedial
agent, and can produce only good
results.
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rHe DIRECT rAx.
Barksdaie's Criticism Of George Falls TO
the Ground.

The Vickshurg Commercial
Herald. IN leug by review of
Col Barksdlle's criticism Of sen
ator George, reviews the legisla-
tlou on that subject ablyand says J:
"Col. Barksdalc's controlling
idea seems 10 be that one polili.
ctl asplrant can rise only on the
ruins ot another. TINS idea leads
him To condemn IN assures heause
Senatnr George favored them
To his mind "nn good can come
out of Nazareth. = Consistent
With tins policy Ia state just SO
much as will injurc his ofpouen. ,
ne attempts To nyi'e general con.
demnalioA of the Direct Tax hll.
The bill was unanimously ic.
ported. every word Of the bill
m all its details beng carefully
STUDIED by the finance committee,
sad member OF It. That siarnch
and stcadlast old Democrat, one
oi the ablest men who ever sat III
the Senate, Mr. Beck, said thu
whole thenv of the bill was based
on the fact tha; all direct take.
must d. uniform throughu th'
/ United States, otherwise il woulo
be unconstitutional The TAX va,
levied on the States; where th'
States declined to pay the Unite,
States proceeded to collect by
selling property OF individuals
The burden should be equallze,
by leiurnlng the amoun. collected
All must be returned 10 the Slate
paying o, there is no uniformlt,
! ot Justice Mr. Beck sad again
1--WE must rcflnd from those VIII,
have paid or collect flom thos
who have no., aud that he woul,
do all il his power 10 enforce col
lection.
II i. also ersoneuusly said tha
the Southera States were NJ
brncliclaries f the bill. The facl
arr that there was refunded |
the South as follows:
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with two wheels nrized up oot Of
The mud while the two others are
,tlll down III the bog \ country
canlot elevate itself IN tins way.
One prmseworthy thing noticed
~ Bala Cnitto vas the abseG q Of
that great modern religious re-
p-lIey, the organ. All the CON
glcgaunn joined III the sin ang,
and thus The praise Of song was
rendered 10 the Lord, a thing at
terry impossible n a chou ridden
church NEMo.
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ODDITIES As,ur rLeAs.

Nothing curious about fea.
ch I4el us see. Put one under
q sttorg microscope What
transformation II seems To be
clothed u armor "from head to
foot, formed of brown, over
tapping plates, that are So exceed
mglN tough as to bealmost mdes-
uaclihlr IT, head Is small ana
very thiu, wl'h u single black eye
on each side, the rays Of light
scunllllatlng through The tiny
optc like sparks Of fire. Puget
managed 70 look through the eye
OF Il llea with lis powerful glass,
iindGg that its surface diminished
objects IN slz while il multiplied
tlrln "a number ~ man appeal
ing like an army of fmrles, and
the ilame oi candle becoming a
Thousand tiny stars. From the
shape of ITS mead, and for other
reasons, the flea is supposed to
use but one eye ut 4 tune. The
offensive weapon Of the little
creature Is composed Of two pa'pl,
90 feelers, ,wo piercers and a
tongue When It feeds It standa
erect, thrusting this sucker into
The flesh, aud WI eat without ln>
PERMISSION 1T not disturbed.
The flea 5 manner of breathing
Is still Undetermined. but Ii
Thought % be through two small
holcs u the erd Of the paIpi.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

Good books are mora than skin deep,
depending upon healthy condition oi
All the vital organs. II the Liver be
active, yon have billions Look, IL your
stomach be di.or,lcred you have Dys.
prptic Look aud if your Kidneys DO
affected you have pincled Look
SECURE good health aud yon will have
good looks. Electric Bttess is the great
Alternative and fonic, acts directly on
these vital organs Cnros pimplcs,
iiidtehes, Iioils aud gives good cont
pleNion. sold ut llough's Drug Store,
Doe. per bottle.
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cerlty Of the men Mho arc man
aging the enupaign ofthc Farm
ers Alliance.
The men N the picture 10 not
resemble farmers atall: they look
like bank presid ntS ar i~ilroad
magnate.-Rd Raymond Il u Il.
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Among others voting for the bill
were The following ID ,eratS:
Barbour. Bate Blackburn. Bl"d-
yeti, Batter. G ,ekrell, D,niel
Eus Is, George, G0rmin, Gray
Harris, X .nna, Mcpherson,
Payne, Ransom s.nd WaIthalI.
Brown Of GergIa, Morgan o!
Alabama. pascl of Florida,
Eau llner of West NIrgnia
K agan Of T.xas, Beck Of Ken
tucky, Jones ol Arkansus, Pugh
of Alabama. aud Hamilton Of
South Carolina were pared,
The Democrats who voted fol
the bin in Tie Forty-nisth Con
gross were. Beck Blackburn, Cali
Cockrrll, Coke Eastis. George,
German, Gray, Hampton, jones
of Arkansas, Keuna, Mcpherson
Payne, Ransom. Salisbury, Vest
Voorhees,, Walthrll, Whtthorne
Wilson OF Maryland. It was an
nounced that Kenna, Maxey
Vance and Harris were paired
bur If nor paired would vote foi
the bill.
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a great many people think a
newspaper should have about
page ot news whether anything
happens or not. DcIuded NOR
lals Local editors cannot make
people break their neeks, com.
INIT smclde or do any other excit-
ing thugs that 90 to mike up the
matrra out Of which the local
reporter delights to weave para
graphs. Furnishing domestic
news when there is none Is very
much like extracting blood from
a lump. It no more than fair
that those who grumble at the
lack Of local news in thsir paper
should stop and think whether
they could not give the editor an
Item % two worth printing, and,
II 50, let them hold their peace OF
growl ut their own remissness. -
Pawtucket Gazette.
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Fifteen bids were opened at
Washington fu He construction
of thu naval exhibit a. the
Chicago fair, iargIng from $780,
00U upward.
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ALEssoN roR slLv5R ENTHUSIASTS

a prominent treasury Official IS
authority tor the statement that
Anencu gold ,s helng taken 10
Eprore u The rate Of 50. 900 900
ypar Last week alone over ST..
0)0.00u in COLD was shipped
aetoss thc Atlantic, aud the totM
NPurs tor the present year NJ
orrgate about $37. 900 900 ovet
100000, 900 "a date Most 81
Tins gold will be re-eane IN for
eign counties. Silver IS pouring
INTO This country from all pats
of lhc wor,d is 4 result Of The cN-
mluslye demand for tic de.rer
metal The draining of gold cutn
from tae United States clearly
TIE result Of recent Incipient
! plnlcs ard the consequent m
creased caution Of old world gov
ernmentS is boarding an immense
quantity Of the precious metal
rhe SILVER legislation Of the last
4 Congress, unsaustying ns it was
to the free.Silyei advpcatcs, is
a.so primary cause If the IN
creased export demand for gold.
! All tht conservative government
oauk- il the woill, such rs hose
III l1aglard, France aud Russia,
RELY upon lu.ge gold reserves %
carry them safely through all dis
turhancrs in lhr commercial
world. White the United States
y still gold country 'heolelical-
~, II ,s apparently powerless 10
resist foreign demands for gold.
mnd IN consequence must submli
To the weak uing oi is resource,
to combat any extraordinary up
haagat al the " lrll Of comm 4rce.
'l'he prtsen, ,lrain Of gold from
this country is merely an indrN
Of what would happen ~ SUI
larger volume If The advocates d
unlimited coinage Of silver had
their way. The country w0nld
soon be Hooded with foreign coir
ia place 1t American grld Or legaI
iender. Free SILVER would SIMPLY
mean that American gold or gole
mud SILVER certificates could b,
tal>en at will bg all the codntritq
If the world N exchange for thel
silver. This would ineyitabl,
place Il premium ou gold, w.tl
AL that Is implied ~ such / disas
: nous linlnclal policy.
The history Of inhltlon period
, ii other countries, conseqaen
upon silver "honms, shoult
convey il powerful lesson TO TIL
/, SILVER entbusia.is The iiuancia
disasters resulting from a pre-
MUM op gold seem 10 be AS in
eXotable rs the rising and setting
Of the sun. Tins nation is To-
: great. and too much is nj stake
: Tor its statesmen TO all0R il
prosperity 10 be wrecked by
period Of artificial Initiation WIT
ITS attendant collapse. TIE de
: mand for conservatism in hand
: Ing the financial problem Of til
country was never 50 urgent rs 4
present, especially as the adyo
eitrs Of wildcat money are striy
mg to make themselves Il politlca
power IN tie formation ot anothe
independent party. -Chlcag'
News.
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What with Blalnes un,lylng
fealty. Rrsk's "loyshy 70 m,
chief and lhr assurance that 10y
n!tv u HARRISON must temper
Foste,'s frieud.hip for Mckinley,
it will be- seen that loyalty under
this Administration Is coming to
have new meaning in the politics
OF .he Iand.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

Many standing political cfndi-
dates haye grown old and feeble
without ever attaining their ma.
jorlty.-Free Press.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

1t appears 10 have been de-
fnitely settled that there will be
no changes ia The offices oi
the Secretary of the In
teriol and Commissioned OF Pen
s,ons. Commissioner Raum Will
not nudge. and Secretary Noble
i not disposed TO give mp his own
Office and lts patronage because
of hls dissatisfaction with the
management Of us bureaus
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

The Russian Gar has present
ed Sanford University with a
complete collection of Russian and
Siberian minerals.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

The New York Recorder i
hei ieafter to be a Republican
organ, aad prefers Blaine. II an
nouuces editoriaiIy that "p;lnci-
piles, not men, j. the legend OF
its banner. And yet II fam would
hope that kiud Providence
nigh, % upbmld and physically
rehabillfate tie one man to whom
eil eyes turn thgt the choice Of
leadership need never he in
doubt. God, however, dIsposcs,
when man proposes, and It is un-
necessary, 70 pm the faith ani
sopc of grand organization
uppu the hfe Of any individual.
however brilliantly endowed. If
James 6. Blaine we're IN perfect
health aud nominated tor Plesi
sdent, AZ election held ut once
s7ould undoubtedly result IN his
Anmphant return. In common
e. . the great majority of the
|l = se wat and hope
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

Houses. churches and Il portion
of forest were swept away aad
people killed and wnuaded BY a
hurricane in Hungary.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

Arrangement, have beeu made
for larg pilg image Of ma>ors
10 Europe. Over th,ec hundred
will be taker at an average fare
Of less than $50l.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

Three white men who We're
peddIing whisky in the SIC and
Fox conn'ry, have been killed by
the Indians.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

WI. s,ratrh Nonr liir away whrn htle
Hunts Cur indirinusly Applied viii rnt" IL"
worst ease ut ilrh 'ver knnwnt u not ~ c"-ts
vnn maihns Prlca 81. Sold hy Mr-. +. II
Nartad0 tl-N ka. Miss
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

The aldermen Of Cambridge,
Mass refuse Ia icr Iicensrs even
10 druggists.
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ApIcrvs4 WORTH STUDYING.

The Gazette has received a
Autographed picture If the "otfi
GERS Of National Facmets' Ali
aucr and industrial Uuion, -
thirty-ive gentlemen IN all-d
lime looking body-but strange
TO FAY, IN the VIII lie lot, there J.,
nut single man who looks az il
he earned his daily 5real by the
sweat Of his brow. All The gen
iemen, jndeing from the picture,
wear elther broadcloih or silk dia-
gonul coats. one has white neck
lie, an liner long sIlken mus
ache, evidently crImped and
crrl-d forlhe oceasiOn while the
.four-ln- hand" that bedecks thy
last gentlemen IN the group ap
'nsars to be ornamentcd with a
cluster dlannond.
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Erh.mn. Ringwnrm aud rrtter nre al His
agreeable cnimia ions and The source g
much nmuovance limrs Cure cures them
ali Gu ramierd. Sold hy Mrs.. +. II. VA
na,ln, Osyka Miss.
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With conmrndable crlerity the
State Department has joined hands
with the representatives Of Gieai
Britain IN lhis country 10 carry
our the plan mutually AGREED upof
for the preservation of the iur
seals IN BerlnL Sea. The agree
rcnt to this ED i one 0t The
most RAPID hlts of diplomatic
work ever accomplished IN this
country, but 1t Is not likely TO be
any the less ffective on that nc
count. Brush and United Stater
vessels will now acr rs Il po!ler
guayd over the scaling territory
and poacbing wlIi be an extra
hasardous undertaking.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

IL ut, nlnt rearv 5 North Green
land expedition has reached North
Sidney in safety.
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Nellie ~, got around The Wnrid pr.ttv
lively but EhcnthapS f,-tel"-. chr r"mir
will gn u ~ u sliil hrtter pHrr Iiv hhttle
when in nrttl nf i lt,Iu-d iat thills, Sold 10y
Mrs +. II Narma,n tlS,ka, Miss.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

stop aud ihiuM Pltutitinn Chill Cur
Irregular /, "a last. lrssl cures " casts out "i
Every humid rt aud pttre nniy % cents. hnr
sale hy Inhn uongh. Magnolia. aud Is. w.
Morris, Dillnn Miss.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

We REFUND manrv 10 every instance ii
Plantation Hhiil Cure fRrgnlst and Taste
lessl ever fails hut it m.vrr fails. F"r sale
i, .john naneh, Magnali. ind H. ". Norris
n sun Dillon. Mics
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

The snb-ireasury nlan seems to
have suffered a stuhbcd Toe Ia the
Mlssi>slpp campaign.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

Tn re has hecn no rain IA the
Sandwich islands for seven mUn'ns.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

Au epidemic OF small pox is
feared IN London.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

a wise son knoweih his father,
and smart daughter indeth out
her pppper -Elmira Gazette.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

The multrmua summer Will HodH he hero.
Rdx hottir IT Chea hams rasteinss Chill
lNuie ani llitltN yDnrrst against Ghills an'
lcver II II absolutely Guh .nntred tu curr
tnd pleasant 70 take Suid by Mrs y, u.
NArnWi0, Osi ku Mss.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

The gold premium in Buenos
Ayres reached 3Ol per cent.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27

Taere is nothing particular,
encouraging Tor The Republican
party N he !acr that the coloied
people Oi ,he South are hockihs
into the Pspple's p,rty ~ lock
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27
FASHIONABLE I,AxBER SHor.
NAcNcLtA. MISS.

IisxRY KoKSRtssrY saving removed
70 business IN ti'e '.West Sidef' = stths siks
,hayiag. lI.ir ca.ung, Iiair D-ss.i,xs ana
ham oon,g, sItis ~hfeh xiii De s1<e'.ted
the i,eatsst and laiestsyie. ~Atrisi will
suaranter saiisfacfion q ~ s'-s<c
Frs,itS, Candies Izkes. 7 Tvbaceo and ca
gars for ale, July s-o&