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For ten years have been great sufferer from neuralg
had become helpless For eighteen months was so bad
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different physicians who had beef
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MRS CLARA
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DIR. BooTH--We win drop line to let you know h
close of five months treatment She is pecing quilt
as clear can be- The granues are gone and no signs
neghbors say she does not look like the girl We
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have made lasting friend of Emily in saving her eyes
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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-28
Teachers Institute.

The law provides that each county
shall hold "A fixed number of Institutes
ia accordance with the plan sent out
by the State Board OF Education. The
law fureser provides That any teacher
who wilfiilly refuses 10 discharge the
duliea assigned by the local Institute
manager, is liable TO "a forfeiture OF
one days salary, anil that the supcrin-
tendcnl shall forfeit five dollars of bis
sa.gry fir eRci faiurc to have these
meetings conducted according 10 law.
], Gs teacher, sm thoroughly inn
bued with The idea that an. attendance
upon aud faithful discharge oi The Gu
tres associated with these meetings, is
as much a poiEi + the work for which
I an paid as ANY equal lcrgtli OF time
spent in the active duties Of school
room work.
ItIs aD undeniable fact, however,
that ihe best results cannot be obtain
Cd from these ueetiHgs except by the
combined efforts Of manager and teach
crs.
Let us, feilow-teaci.ors, prove our
selves worthy managers of pupils, by
being manageable ourselves
The eSort TO establish southern
division OF the National Educational
Association, the enthusiasm and the
amount Of work accomplished a, tho
last State Teachers Association, the
wise provisions of the new constitu-
tion, are all evidences of beautiful
dawn, which justify us in proguosti-
ucaiing brilliant noonday for the
public school system of the state. Yes,
4. ia correct. Tho toacher whe docs
not improve himself by professional
application aust 90 out of the school
work.
Public schools are an absolute neces-
siiy They open the portals Of knowl-
edge 10 the masses who are the bone
and sinew of our government. An
ease loving aristocracy reclining IN the
lap of luxuriani splcndor is not the
source from which so draw our new
ly built thoughts. New thoughts are
the progeny Of such brains as Edison's,
Webster, Gariielps, Prentiss's and
anu hundreds OF others who rise
through energy and ioTce CT character
from oDscuriiy, via The common
schools, to fhe climax of se.ssent ca
pabIlities, where they sit never dying
beacon Lights for the encouragement
and guidance of thousands ol ssFiriug
oaes YET TO follow them.
And yet
TDc hghts which shine 50 very bright,
Those heights attained by men renowned,
WeIs not, as some supDoSe, In sight,
Mhen hrst. ibs babe, q ''man" we crowned.
ANOTHER L.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-28

Chlldrsn Cry gof Pitchers Casters.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-28

And sl,o4o irta,tei sslth nefvos>isesE frs'z.' nr
fFtrn nala nf ts.t4aFs aAl &tf f4lt41sA p ~ e
Asa.. Az 1frx ffitfzs + es rs
kss ..xse .nt-1ast ~s4 *Ha
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and general fiscal mismanagement.
In the interest Of harmony we hope
the Lecturer and his Assistant will
soon get together and pool their issues T;
and for the good of the Alliance and
consequently for the good of the entire
state, we sincerely trust the pool will
be in accordance With the Honorable
Assistant Lecturers views.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-28

The legislatures of Tennessee and
Alabama refuse to consider appropria-
tions for an exhibit at the Worlds Fair
until the fate Of the force bill is deter
mined If the force bill were backed by
the sentiment Of the north, if it could
really do us the injury its authors con-
template, there might possibly be some
excuse for action Of this kind, which is
but in line with the boycotting scheme
proposed in the summer. But in view
of the true facts in the case, how viii
1t look for the south to sulk and pout
because a handful Of spectacled atoms
who happen for a moment to hold MAJ
jority vote in congress, arc seeking to
do her harm? She cannot afford to
pose before the world in such light
Her duty in the premises Is perfectly
plain She does not want this bill, and
will continue 10 resist it to the last; but
ift should pass, '.if the blow must
fall" then the south will accept it as
calmly and as placidly as any body else,
proceed TO demonstrate its utter in
efficacy, and clinch the argument
with the most complete and magnificent
exhibition in her power Every dollar
invested at the Worlds Fair will return
a thousand fold. 1t is business, pure
and simple. We 90 to Chicago for MAJ
terial gain, not from sickly sentiment.
We desire to build up this country, IN
duce Immigration, and get squarely on
our feet But if We now do the baby
act, and refuse to play, if we allow
Reed aud Hoar and Harrison TO de-
celye us into rejecting our just portion
OF the fruits Of the great exhibition, we
shall SIMPLY prove ourselves the fools
they think us. That's our doctrine.
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State in General.


Pat Henry elected city attorney
of Vicksburg.
o. t. Martin. sheriff Of Wayne
county, is dead.
James Dempsey fatally crushed
by cars at Corinth.
J. r. Cato, well-known druggist
OF Jackson, is dead.
Unusually large number of win
ter visitors at Pass Christian.
Sunhower county has more than
doubled its population in ten years.
Judge Lamar denies that he is or
has been sick. His apology is ac-
cepted.
Prof. NJ. r Moore, principal Of
the Eupora Graded School, died
from la grippe.
Police raided disorderly houses
al Naichoz, and inmates we're fined
s1325 each.
Hon. Grover Cleveland con.ribut-
ed s25 to the establishment OF r
negro school ia tine Delta.
Andrew Martin, twenty-one years
old, suicidcd near Hazlehurt by
blowing out his brains.
Rev. A. F. Watkins selected as
assistant pastor Of Jefferson street
Methodist church, Natchez.
Hon. G.. NJ. Bedford, member
Louisiana legislature from Madison
parish, died at Vicksburg Friday.
Union Church suffering from pre-
valence of pneumonia. But il has
its extenuating circumstances-the
brass band has busted.
At Jackson, Judge Chrisman, be-
sides 6ning the gamblers, made
number OF them give bond to alb
stain from gambling for two years.
The Georgia Pacific has extend
ed its line from Greenville to Hunt
ington, and connects at that point
with the Iron Mountain, across the
river.
Holly Springs at mass meeting,
Friday night, determined to make
effort to secure the new Methodist
college, and raised q subscription
of s22 800 Oh the spot.
Authorities cartn.e Wild Cat
still in a negro cabin near Brook
haven. Appointment Baptist known
as Nations proved the owner, and
WIS turned over to the tender mer-
cies Of the United States. Ten gall
Ions also captured.
Rev Bowman, a colored claims
and pension agent at Vicksburg,
was convicted in the U. s. court
Friday of preferring false claims.
The extreme penalty is ten years in
the penItentiary. Rev. T. A.
Young's similar case comes next
Eugene Story, the Holmes coun-
ty desperate who escaped from
Lexington Jail some months since
while awaiting execution, was kill
ed by Marshal Stout al Gallon, La,
Friday, while resisting arrest. Over
$1,000 reward was offered for him.
Auditor Stone has commenced
the disbursement of the railroad
tax fund, the common school fund,
and the Confederate pension fund.
They amount to 800, ,000, $500, 900,
and $4,000, respectively. There
are now 1924 Confederates on the
pension roll, drawing s23.36 each.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-28

At this writing indications point to-
wards the final triumph OF the Force
Bill in the senate. Thursday the Vice
President decided a point Of parliamen-
tary law against the Democrats who
had been debating the approval of the
journal for two or three days, ard vir-
tually cut or discussion. Thesame ar
bitrary ruling will carry the elections
bill to vote, when it viii probably be
passed by a majority Of three or four.
The Democrats still have power to rcn-
der the bill Ineffective By resisting an
appropriation to carry il into effect.
10 accomplish such a result may re-
quire the defeat Of all other appopria-
ions and cause an extra session Of con-
gress. The Democratic house will then
come into power, and the question Of
funds to peTetuate he tyranny Of Rad
icalism viii be settled forever.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-28

Don't experiment with your health. You
may be sure OF the quality OF your ns~.s.cine
even II you have 10 take much OF your food
upon trust. Ash yonr druggist tor Ayers sar-
apsrilis. and no other. II Is the standard
blood-puriher, the most effective and esonom-
ic.l
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-28

The inhabitants Of the Sandwich Is
lands have a great aud very sal sur
prise in store. When the U. $. steam
cr. Charleston, stclms into the port o.
Honolulu this week, Il viii bear Eith
the body Of King Kalakaua The drst
news Of his death. What the erTstic
IIonolulus will do is a matter Of con-
lecture. Under the apprehension that
the lamenied Kalakaua was in this
country negotiating a loan for the sue
cessful continuance Of the present form
of government they are probably un-
prepared for change and will allow
the lady now acting as regcns to become
queen Of the islands. Kalakaua wss a
wild chap, led astray in his youth and
too, too fond Of the festive poker chip,
but his people we're no doubt sincerely
devoted to his dusky highness and his
demise will be sad news TO both friends
and creditors, especially the latter.
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THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE
Located two miles west Of
Edwards, Kinds County, Mississippi

Has opened its session for the pres
ent year; and solicits ar increased
patronage. A new boarding hal!
40 By % feet, two stories high, wilt
be completed in few weeks. Tui-
ton 81 90 per month. Tuition and
board 81 90. Co]ored students OF
both sexes from five years upward
are admitted. Any information Will
be cheerfolIy given ~ addressing,
j. b. LEHMAN. b. 5 Ph. H.
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Gnr tiber 5OSabren idon tuurbe Mts.
WinsIoD's Sootbing Syrup bon Mils
liOneu BON Miitiern beim 3abnen Der
Ginber aneerenbet. Mirlt Du i'm
S6lafe bur9 6as S1reien eines 2in5es
gsiibrt. bas i'm 3abnen lit unb Dor
S9merasn tueints Menn 70, lafe fofort
etne SI0I1e BON sWe1s. Mtnslop's 5000
thing gprup" boleM. Gsin @ertb III uas
besablbar. @s mirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inoerune beri9ofen. Ser.
loBt gub baraut Mitter, es lit tein
3peifel oartibsr. So beilt So{enterp
unb Siarrbos, regulirt ben Magen unb
tie Nieren. beieitiet @ino Roltf, ers
usi9t ben 8aun'en, oerbinbert gnt3tns
ouns unb ftdrtt bas gauge Sptem.
vMirs. Winsiotps Soothing Sprup1
fur 3abnenbe Rtnber lit angenebm in
8eI6mad unb bas Ge3ept ifammt BON
einem Der beiten weibliGen Mer3te In
ben Der. Staaten. Sc 1T bel alien
9rugsiten in Der san3en Welt 3a ba<
ben. 9reis Is Gts. per 6Iai1e.
Gauft ni6ts anheres als Mrs. Wias,
Ions SOOTHING Syrup.
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8i1ises Ndsrbaulano in 9tiden BON
100 bis gu 10000 Idern in gncinal
unb @ebb @oun!p, bas iebr eeeisnet
aur &ultur bon &orn unb Baummole
&c. III, lift 5u bertaufen. Ser Boben 1T
rotber nit 5anb untermii6ter 2ebm.
boben, uab WaKer fann in elmer Sisfe
bon 40 big so Sub, unb tpeniger, er.
reibt tperben. Das 2anb liegt gum
She'll an Der International 6 @reai
Nortbern 8abn, in Der gidbe BON
Webb Station, uno gum She'll an Der
Seras Merican 8abn in Der Ndbe Der
Station Mguilares. Gtife 2ano bon
100 Nder on werben auf @unf6 Der.
tauft. Wegen ndberer SnformatiDnen
uenbe man fi6 an
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WaFaae uaM Gnrpua.

Die agenturen beg 6errn %. 3.
Ooung, 80. l Commerce . StraBe,
Gan Nntonio, unb $50. 6O3 Mains
StraBe, Dallas, pertreten nur bic
anerfannt beften eIropdii@eu Dampfers
2inien. Serr Oouns lit i'm 6tanbe bic
btIIig Ten @aten 3u geben, er.
tbeilt bereitwi0ig iebe eeptni9te Mus,
tunft un6 beiorgt febr prDapt ole ibm
ibergebeaen Nuftrdge. Wer mod Gu.
ropa gu reiien mtnl9t, Dber 0erpanbte
berabertOmmen laRen min, tpenbe F9
an irgenb cine Der ~genannten Ngentureu
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So 1T cine eissntbdmlidtsit bon


OF. Bierce's @oloeu Meoila[ Dis.
eoberg, oaB, unslei9 Sariaparilas unO
an6eren glutsM ebicineu, BON benen be-
bauptet iuiro, oaB iie MIR III Den Monae
ten Mar5, &pril uno 0tai wObltbucno
Uirfen, bas Discovery" sleidlmaBis
bas sanae Sabr lang beilertbe &roft be-
fist, uno siuar in alen 5dllen BON glut>
&ranfbeiten ober SautausI9la9en, ME
audi lnl,ner ibr 9same oocr ibre Natur
ietn m0se.
IS 1T Oas biaisite 8lutreinisuusss
mittel. wcld)es pon 9lpotbefern p~erfauft
pirb.
@eSbalb ? @eil es nod einenl belons
beren Ylan o~erfauit miro. nno Su mn
beim @ele be3ablit fir bas, mas bit niist.
&anuit bu nod nlcbr oerlaugen I?
,Golbeu MeOical DISCOVERY" it Elm
concentrirter ursetabiliider Grtract, in
srOBe 6laidem seiilt es entbdlt feineii
altObol, bid 5n beraui6si, feinen
Sprup oSer 3uder, Oeine 8eroau,n9 gu
itOren CO 1T fir oen Geidmad alse@
nebna uno bon sleid uOr5aslider Wirs
tuns bel @riuadieneu ME bel &inoera.
9as DISCOVERY" beilt alie 5aut<,
&Opi. nno ifrOirlOis slffcctiOncu, ioiDie
2rase, Sdorf, 6lcdtsu. 9eberfleden.
@tieoid)wamm, !0iiftens lno @elcls.
&ranf6eiteu unO steid)artise stiOeu uur
@e6rsdeu.
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galifpruia.Metne.

Deinliebbabsr fnben Elm sroBes Ha'
ger bon fetnen California > Weinen BEL
6errn 5. 3. Meper am Mlamo
Blasa. 9err Meper iu6t bic Weine
on Ort unb STEELE aus u,.h tauft BRET
aus Dem 2eIer ter @einsi9ter. als
gutem 3enner gelingt es ibm heis, BIZ
beften Sorten ausauudblen. @r fam
ieine 2unben unr Samilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen perieber. &otbs unb
WeiBpeine in poraaeI.6sr Qualit6t
Don iest ab $1.00 per @auOne = frei
tns 9aus gelieIert.
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GallatuaDs pbotngrapbif9es
I~teIier, go. 413 DIT. 0ouitonfraBe
liefert euti6ieben bic feinie Nrbeit in
Der 9tabt. Ser erite &etou6eur Der
Iaitalt lit Der bor5asli9fte 2inits
Ter, Der fe in San Mntouio mar. ct
par cine LANCE &eibe DDn Sabren
in ben befien Nteliers beg Noroens unb
Oftens bei6dftigr. WoGt Sbr nirtli6
quite gilber baben, 10 tpenoet gu6 on
gallaDap. Gin 8eriu@ pirb gu@
belebren.
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s.. s. gulius Wanufacturiua

s.. s.. GDIims Wnnufactmrin0
60, SO. l, 3, 5 unb z OFs 6oufonz
StraBe, bat bic gr6Bte Nusmabl In
Winos, p~ferbetrafts, Dompfs unb
0anb. gumpen aner Dirt uno porsigs
li6fter Soniruftion; BoEer : &6bren
aler Irt ne6ft 3ubeb6r int @roBs unb
R~leinbaabel. 6pbraulif6e &ammen
uub W%inbmhblen aler Gr6Ben gum
Bumpeu unb Mablen fnb bort gu ba,
ben ober merben auf 8eiieQuns beiorst.
@roBe Nusmabl in allen Mrtifeln unb
bilige Preiie bel g~ebiesenfter Nus.
fibrung.
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Grfabrungen etmes fletnem Mabd)emS
In etfem Qeud1fhurMe.

Mr. unb Mrs. 2cren 1rescptt nobnen als Wd9ter
in benz Gesieruns8s Geudttburne pom Sano Bead i'm
Staate Mt6isan. Sie ftnb NIT einerr 4 Sabre alien
I6bterden ~seiesnet. SIN lesten Gpril betain ie bic
Maferm unb bann einen f6redlt6en Suften, perbunben
NIT Sieber. Dpetpreu bebanbelten fe gu Sauie unb in
Detroit, aber persebens, es wurbe irnmer ialimmer
nit ibr, bis Ie yrpie Saut unb anp&enA mar. pa
periu6ten e8 ibre Gltern nit Or. Sings Neuer Gntz
beduns unb ua6bem fe nut jpei unb eine babe
Slaias baron sebrau6t bate, mar fe ppuitdubts sez
6epi6t in sob rpertb, aber benrra ltnb Grp6eFaIden
~tpiteniret gu baben bel 0reiB, 1bpmpirn h So. in
San 9utpntp, GeraS.
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n8~ Ser plumber S. 6. 2ltfias
20. 20 Wuenue 3 nabe Yoff Office,
Bot, ufn ben seiteiaerten 9niprh9en,
bic an feiu @eiddft eeitellt lperben,
no6tommeu au f6nnen, f6 NIT einem
ti@tigen 6admanne, Germ 3bomas,
ahociirt unb nirb mie gem6bnli1 our
3ufriebenbeit bes publitums ale Muf,
fridge RAID erIebigen. SeIepbon 427.
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SER 6, S. MQHaer, SO. 217 on

SER 6. s. Waiiler, No. 217 Dit
9ouffon StraBe bdlt tets bas boas
fOmmeufc 2aeer in 3ei9enmaterta.
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, 6piegeI'
glas, Siloerrabmen, GirniRea unb alien
3ei9nens unb Nalersl ltenflien. Rinit'
leriih ausgefhbrte 8ilber uno Statuet.
ten &c. Rnb in eiuei iebensnertben @als
Ierie our MnR6t unb gum 8erfauf auss
sefelt. Sn 8apeten uab 3immerbetos
rationen 1T bas 8ei@madoo1ffe unb
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Office bis gum rs. SuIi 1891 Mittags
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fann bieie Nnftalt auf lire ipitematli9e
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