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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-03-19
WHAT SHALL WE MAKE OUR SUNDAY?

VIII t is to be the f,te of our
Sunday no one can tell. It's t..
ought to lie fair aud even nOh,.
when one thinks about the gtoMth
OF common sense. Tine idea Of ii
day of resi- for man ami bras
ought TO ask no ald from rev. Ia
tion, 81 easily shou Il il rrpose
nprn TIL. wants of our race. And
II to this cOnce eptiOm of rest tie
dded the idea OF - certain high
and m raj luca ion, the dN
slluuld still Il al ample support il
he processes of Ieas u. A ma
putty OF An ricils pernLliS favor
the day beraus, of their religious
beliefs and feeling Int almost
he entir'. nnpul ton on .ht to con
fe's the value of a season of rest
~ any form rp riod. rue mnltipl,t
/ & IN Iii ins,t ,wakenrd tel :. Is
which car gov in vie. aS EASILY
- IN virtue, tine npedl IS work
an pam OF n p.O IL ma 10 half
Wild by llbrr'y, the val ,e of al
rue edI at on and study, whether
II comes from ihe fields of art
u the sam tuary, join t. asking
the thinkers, pnwe full III The
q urrh tn di cnver what kind of
Sunday will most trul, b ess man.
OF ONLY az u r. iginus Il ing bur
also as a being capable OF grea I
e,s and happiness upon earth.
Tue occupation OF this country hy
rhe European Sand Y ought to be
l"Oked upon as nnlv a G ,lanlty.
Such day intenSities D ,ssi. nS ihe
Sanuay W designed TO abaie. II
ioubles The Opportunity of both
vice aud crime. U"drr it society
cu 1--we indeed, bur the spectacl
IS a oor one compared with the
vision "f IA great ma ion in which
the dreamer sees he lab lrs of the
We elk all suspended fnr one da,.
che dens of temptation all closed,
che churches, the parks, tile libra
T. es, the E sllerirs, tile fields a
~ en-, ard Ireqner ted hy millions
of D. rs ms in youth or in Cd ag..
y ho une day in seven tucl exi--
'ence on It's gr' ateI side. If these
N lliuns cam Ill feel with Tue
Hebrews that G1d is ia the silence,
the cAn all irel Tor one day each
week that til re is much of noble.
ness and happi e-s possible 10
uarkind.-Prof. Da, i'd Swing, in
the March Forum.
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AN ENIGMArIoAL PREAK.

"My experience is not a very ex-
TENDED on, as ! happen n Il to he
Mrthusala, but first OF all | will
,ay lie is an enlgmalical freak
The time yOu feel sure you I'm err
stand INN IS tue very time ynn
know noihiug about him. There
are as many different phases OF
man as there are of dyspepsia,
that is hydra headed no two can
be treated exactly alike. Some
mighC do we'll to be treated by The
s,bonl of allopatliy, ami others
Homeopathic. However, there is
one sure medicine for both schools,
thar i, 4 iuIrry. AS long as man !,
every wlim is graf tiel he il an
dng |. tut ISL cross hun, thrn
you'll SIC how it will he. FL. j.
very much like eat IN one resp CT
As long as he is comfortable /
doesn't make any difference by
whose hands he is made so"
What is man that all the girls talk so
much about,
A creature neither you nor | would like
to be without.
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WHO PAYS THE TARIFF rAx,

Oae of the foremosr claims OF
the p'otecilOpist is mat he for ig
shippers pay tn. .ut es. 1t this i.
true, int it strang. tn t when
famine hreate Is II Y country. g
II the first means of r. IL { Thought
of sh luld be Il Il mlnntOn or :
moval of Import duties on food
stuff. Again, the renort of The
treasury y rtinrut for tie fis al
yea 1890 shows hat 6 100 gil ans
i cast r oi were imp, e,l. val ,eCl
al 81, $40. The dn les We're $3.50.
Vow, u the fir,-i ~ shipprr paid
the duty, is u not rial that lie
ot only IN l.. US a y OF tbe
il, but gave us hC idrs S2,6I9 10
geI ii,l of itl La 1890 inport er,
ntOught to b. Uailet s a e.
6j4 653 9 lions If spirits distilled
fro II srsi +, Inc / AZ SLl6, l2I the
,lnt es ON hich were SI.329, ,367.
Who pant Ih,.Se ,lui e~s Ii the in.
porIer-, thev lnst not only the
iqnor, but 1878, ,246 hesile-. Tier
a If cours xtrrme c Se~, hut
tue truth or ia lacy OF "A proposition
Is generally more Orcib y show
by TAX NJ extreme cases.--kdral
New Yorker.
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EXEMPTIONS.

BY a rece act of the Legislt.
'ure the foilpwing properly is ex-
empt from ,xalion.
Printer are exempt S2I0.0D
wOith Of printing marria. L g
wage aOrkrrS are exempt 5lO0.O0
il head ot family, $1,000 If mpt.
Tne farmers are allO Sed the fol-
lowing:
Two horses or males, and one
yoke Of oxen;
Two cows aad calves;
I've ty lie d Of hugs;
Ten sheep or goats;
All colts utder lhrre years old
ra sed ia this Stat. by any H. bi0r.
Two nnndled a ID fifty bdshels
Of corn;
Ten bushels of whea'
All IN at NOT raised fnr market +;
o g ca't, b ggy or wagon, aud
OIir set oi harness;
Que tli usaul bundles of fodder
and two ia msand five hu. dr. d
pounds Of hay;
One bundied bushels of cotton
reed;
L fIy gallons Of mo as e.;
One thousand s,alks OF sugar
cau
Two bridles, one saddle, aud
one siie saddle;
Que sewing machine
Household ami klt,hen furni.
lure not exceeding $3.50 Im value.
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The ed tor of The News takes
great p ,~ure IN reading The soun.
Try pnperS Of the State. In no
way can know ledge of the State
he sooner gsinol. Careful perusnl
makvs onr familiar with the vari-
ons localities, their wants, improve.
nent t.. The papers are bright
an ! IN most eases nrwsv. A mum.
her Of them need practical printers
to lmprnve the mechanical appear.
ace, and q few need editorial
d reclion. But they average we'll
and are dong spientid work for
the $ nth anl Mississippi IN par.
twuldr. No doubt he annual
pi es' conve ,tiOn in MAY will los
of int. rest and profit to the craft.
- Brandon News.
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MAGNOLIA MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY MARCH 10 1892

ceit ont of s'me individual of the
male species"
Man:
Oft ruled by woman, though themselves
nre kings,
Grandly heroic, vain ia smaller things,
they do great deeds-and great rewards
they claim.
They liye for money. IL tbey die for fame,
NJ istered hy passion, changing for freak
Their hearts are soft, but very seldom
break.
Each for himself creates mimic throue,
Aud claims court to worship him alone,
Their larger minds despise the meaner
sins:
They strike with swords, they do not
pick with pins;
Brave 70 the world, they face home tlials
III
They eat the fruit and blame the woman
still.
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NOT AS BLACK As PAINTED.

''Please spare my bushes; | will
not say | have not gwen the sub.
.jrct Thought, for IA this is the.
le te season | am doing no pre-
V ricati z; bu. | cannot d scu \
he SUM ct with you. Mr., E,lilOr,
Tor yon are one of the hnrrid ,rra-
lures yourself. You know ou are,
and OF course | could not tell YOU
what | thought of man in general,
but IT YOU were a w0man-one !
could Iru-t yen know, AMI asked
wrat thought If one particular
man, why th.n | might lake yOn
int my confidence, bat as it is
nevprl
II take the ground that thi
mnch-abused individual man is
not h,lf 50 black as he is p iDt.d ;
it he was what an inky hue he
would be, 10 be sure But that
with proper treatment he Is not
had aft T all, aud if he is yonng.
good 10 king and malrinon Ouslt
incIinr,i, with plenty Of the whei e.
withai that oils the wheels of iife's
csariOt. why then lie is very de.
sirab in essi, aud III one whp an
swers this description clmes my
way during this year of '92--whs !
then lap year will not have come
il vain, and | shall not die an Ole
maid.1
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-03-19

lieve the people should br heard in
tie CHOICE of their j. rty can i
dates, aud they themselves should
MAKE nomiuatinns as dir lily a
Is cons stenJ itn "pcn. tair aud
full party org tDizatlon an
methods. | Spe k of these thin :
svl' ~ f"r the purpose of advising
yon that my conception of the
natute of the nie id nti.l uflic aud
my convic on tnat the Vo ers OF
our party should b. f, ee ia tue Sc
lection oil Their ca iddatrs, pre-
Ic ude the possibility Of my leaving
aud push ng 4 seli-seeki e canv *
fur the pr sident,al romina ion.
ev' Il II ha desire TO be again
u cIudllate
Brlie,in ing that the complete su-
premacy OF Democratic prlnciple>
meaus Increased national pr \
perlty and tue incr as, Il happiness
of OR peo, lie, am earnestly anx-
lOus Tor the success If the party.
am confident success is etl wlihi
our reac but be ieve this i
time for Democratic thOughtful.
ness and deliberatlon, not only a.
10 candidates, but as to concerted
alton upon questions of immrms
nter' SITS te lie patriOdc and iu-
telilgent voters of me land who
watch for an ASSN ance If safety as
the price of their nti tilence ami
support. Yours vera truly,
GROVER CLEvELANr,
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-03-19
MEN DE STARS FELL.
The Time: That "Uuolo BEN sal
"JHed Hands,

"DeSs push de gate open boss
and cum right in!"
This WAS the friendly invitation
that gree ted ma ~ | Stond one
pl'asant Summer afternoon beEre
Tue humble cottage of Uncle Ben.
"the oldest inhabi anti OF Ch ,tta.
nooga, Tenn.
/ The old man sat II u rude chair
"a the open yard, smoking his ID
pipe. lazily VIA ching the clouds
as hey flo tod er hi,toric Mis-.
SicHary II de, Lmtout Mum.
tam, aud The shining water. OF the
picturesque Tennessee. Ne,r by
stood his ia thlul, sad.ryed dnnka,
and an old, al apid tel wagon,
comp e'lng perfect picture Of the
now verA rare old time Southern
darkry-a ghost of lhs vanished
years.
"How III IRE you, Uncle b ~"
lask'd as took the pruiietpd chair.
''B es, you, honey, Id,n' 'zactly
'member. but | WIZ Il right smart
ch y wen dr siars lell.n
"Whrn was thati"
Law, honey, ain'f you nehber
heard itP Mars John used e. say il
WIZ back III de '30s +"
"And lid the stnls really fal 7"
! asked IN order to Il aw the old
mai udt.
Case ,ley did. D y fe | dps like
it wuz lainin' gold, en cracked
Wen day siruck de ground ars like
meat IA de- i'rNin' pan. Mars J hu
ana eve y ody Nuz prayin' and q
boiler u: DE ] dgment Day do o
cunt was roa,tin' big tam and
! prayed de Lord not to take M.
't1re dc talrr wnz done,
"B meby NJ irs John he cum AMI
say, Sezee Ben, lou's 4 good mg.
ger, en- been thiuki1 10 z time
Ia so YOU free. You's free ow. en-
you ca Sal en- sc married. Thinks
|, It wuz a right 10 + Time tn I'M.
hand, b ~, @'en de Judgment day
W. . 4 Sn akln.
N x ma MIN yer cum Mars
j H. ell say, s. ze Ben, h tch up
, ld SHADY nn pluw dat piece o
Sluhbr lapd mex TO de big 10 a.
Den | upand sly .srz l:.Alarst r.
- free a d M u Il Sal gw,ne 10
marry. Iuu told M Nis rrda, Is
tree Den Mar. j I'm Ia. kiuder
'hnt dal lef ross eye o. nis'n and
Sezee: You black rascal git out
dao Was dc ,is is now An arn
hr sly something bout dc de,il
Oeia' a monk v ZEN he sick. Il d de
same old devil N'rn he wen. it
wuz d~s like dc III song:
''My old marster promised me
Dat wen he died he'd sOt me Tree,
But my old marster dead aud gone,
En' sui old sambo'sfillin up DC corn.n
"Lrastwise Sal en me lined
hanls, en- / dun have six more
wlYrs since den." continued the
old mau con ou6'lentlally "My wives,
boss. have heen mighty unhealthy.
until ] got de OLD oman stttin' dar.
She's numb r seven, en- spe / I'll
Kick de bucket fire sne does"
Aud good natured number seven
rhurkled. aud said most emphat-
Tally here would never be Il mum.
Der eight.
When | lett the cabin the sun
was shining low behind Racoon
Mountain, and Uncl.. Ben WAS
hummi K he ords Of an Old ll H.
!allon serenade, something like
I lis:
DE ole bee make de honey comb,
De young bee make lie honey.
DE niggers make the cOttun en CON
En- de wife folks gifts the money"
"A. b. Hurt IN Chicago Tribune
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THE FOLLOWING ARE FIVE uNcHAL
tsNGs0 ANo U sosNlABLe PRoPo-
slTl0Ns.

First--KISa's Royal GRRMAruER, &
the heut iu,inraad mad,ciue IA tho world
Sfcnnl--It las cured more si1kneeI
/ "a proportion 10 the amount sold thar
any meuiclua IN the world.
| rhird--bess complaint has been made
| against Il, IA proportion 10 the amOuuI
ust'i, than any MEDICINE IN the world.
Fourth--Nb medicine 10 the world
sver secured ruch patronage M two
! years after Introduction TO the public.
tfia-Np medlclue ID the world ir
murs pleasant TO the taste.
Wu h.id ths proofs oi the above.
We are haviuR with MS, aud all over
the country, the dreadful scourgs La-
Grippe. Hundreds are being cured
dRht here at 0ar ,ioore in few hnnrs
hy hkiug two ieaspoaufu.s OF GERMA
ruEn ~ oua-half glass of hot water
every hour tot six or eight hours. II
n M pirasaat to take as glass Of
lemonade
Wa are receiving testimonials daily,
aud conid tll this paper with the names
q gnot ~ well known people who
hhya been cured. Of long standing aud
aggravated aases OF Rheumatism, Ca-
'nrrh. Neuralgia, Indigestion "a ne
nany iaima, Female Diseases. Blood
aud Ska Diseases. General Debility,
aud mnny othor Diseases caused by I'm
parity Of the blood,
The Blood aud stomach IA liie,"
keep thrse ~ goOd condition. and dis.
rnse chunot exirt. We ~lll gladly send
vau one ~ our hooks of Teatimoui4ls ou
'pploatioH. For sale al Sl.00 per
bottle nv all Drnggists.
Manufactured by
KINGS ROYAL GEKMETUER CO.,
mar 8 At Atlanta. da.
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NOW THls ONE is CRUEL.

"Man ia of al Inconsistent b ings
the most Inconsistent. TAX about
"A woman not knowing her owl
mind for thr, full sc ndS at q
tin' why . man never knows his,
an min times our OF len thr very
tll ngS that he rails at and abuse,
most are those he most ar,lently
almires. lie decries frlvo i y aud
runs away from bra MS; he con-
deInns ias ion theor, tically and
he lack Of il practically; he longs
for sensible w"mei ana l,as N them
hy "n the q her side; w0rsIi, ,s
saints, and nds them TO il.
ven :; despi rs pi tx aud whit
wume and u IA ri them ii he can;
he abuses silks and laces and takes
them into his heart"
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TIE PnlsoNors ACIDS.

In the blood, sh0nld be taken mp and
removed by the Liver and Lidneys, but
these organs get ont of order--fail TO do
their work, and th results Rheumatism
I here are thousand remedies for thr
Liver and Lidneys, but there 10 Oniy one
cure for Rheumatism and that is DR.
Drnmmond's lightning Remedy. large
bottle may be had at the druggists. or
will he sent by express 70 any address on
receipt OF s.. That is the price If a cnre
any one who is having an argument with
the Rhenniatism. will feel fully repaid
by the first dose. Drnmmoad Medieine
Co. 1870 Maiden Lane, New YoIk.
Agents wanted.
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MAN AS HE Is PICTURED.
What Bright Young Ladies Think Of the
Peculiar Creature.
Memphis Commercial

Memphis Commercial.
In nauswrr +, the question, "Whai
mdnf propou1ded bS The Com.
n lcial, the following bright an
swers have been received from
.nme of the brsJ K own young
ladies OF M mphis. The answers
are unusually br ght and throw
nuci ght on perpltxing ques-
tion. AZ the +, quest of the Young
lidles their namrs are withhell.
The answers fol ow;
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EASTfORK COLLEGE
THIS COLLEGE will open its Second
Sesenh
MONDAY, SEPT. 4, 1891.

An excellent corps ef tha moat proficient
pretrssors aud lady teachers have been EN-
played which tneans that va are going to do
the best educational wsrk during the snssion
that we have ever done here or elsewhere
before.
We will be prepared to teach 25O students.
aud therefnre solicit the support aud patron
Boarding facilities excellent. College build.
inRs amply large and beautifully arranged,
aud furnished with the charming Grand
kanids Automatic seats aud Darks, which
add nnt only Ia neatnsHs. but really 10 the
cnininrt and healthy develop aent OF the
ph steal student.
Music idoin has three beautiful pianos aud
Un- hand -1ine chapel organ
The DarlDitury will be under the manags.
nlent Of tie President aud hll wife, Win will
cot duct Il on the plaL Of n quiet Christi a
family home.
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HOW AN ENeLlsHNAN DOES IT.

An Engisliman. who hollis a
clerksl,Ip Ia on of the proIninen'
shipping houses Of this city, has
for years imported his clOfhIng
from London, Yet has never paid
any dnty and never smuggled them
in. AT least, Ia. has never smugglpd
hem in the usual ways adopted by
those who don't see the point OF
pa, ing Uncle Samuel FIR the
privilege nf wearing English cloth
ing. HIS pla is u simpl, Que, but
it is not likely to be followed hv
man, imi ators. He has friend
on the other side who il tai or,
and lie mails. as sample of 6 9TH
me leg of a par of trousers, half
ofa sai-tcO ,st. the sleeve Of coat
or h If the hack, an tile parcel is
marked sample" and comes
wrapped in thick brown pal .er.
Opened At one end. Sometimes it
iakes u month or SIX weeks fnr a
full 81 I to arri"e, part cnmiug via.
New York ani occasionally a DaI t
by Boston. The parts are then
sewed log thrr nv u tailor here
and the silt is complete. Only
once in six years has IA parcel he i
lost ia transit, AMI it was half The
ba k of a cat made of o peculiar
shade Of blue cloth, which he
lsngl sli clerk ould not match. lie
had ilie rest Il. ell hl ok anl gh
~nffi lest black clio Ii fr mu lpral
dc alrr {" finish the garmeDt.-Pnli-
a1elphia Record:
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WHEN The HsART IS AFfEeTEp.

BY rheumatism. or any Of the muscles
near that organ, it is like tainpsring with
an electric wire, for death may come a.
moment. If life is worth s.. 20 70 the
druggist and get DR.. Drumusond.s 5 Light
ming Remedy, or send TO the Drnmmond
MediciIe Co., 1850 Maiden l. me. New
York and they will send you large bot
tie by prepaid express. II is not As quick
as electricity. bat il ~ill save your life II
you take it in time. Agents wanted.
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MAN As SHE mas FOUND HIM.

an,-Whlt is he, what i he
tf H. is an enigma that baffi s
our efforts ut solution. S,ys the
poe Thugs are not VIII { they
sem 1t may also be written.
Men are not wnat the Sc m. The
good man is ofleu msjudged aud
i unpopular, while some of thos.
VIII appear 10 us the genial, ZEN
der, exemplary fiirnd, husband or
lover. are ,pabl. of such deeds as
woul,i m ke the angels weep. To-
day you may r jni''e in ynur per
t 1t understand ng of his IN lin
spring Of actions; Non are sur
you know just where to find him.
"V in delu-l "a! TO-morrow he
may he in Cana IA, or well, no mat.
ter where; yon Ii we cli ingrd your
mind about HIM, From another
standpoint, this creature might be
dehncd as an indispeis tble a junct
to the society girl; a being WIN
sends delightful missives, flowers.
aud hon u n, without whom So
ciety wOnl I've IA blink. What
delightful mysteries and surprises
does he not occasion
"Of one thing Ouiv in regard to
him is shr certain The noblesl
stu Y of mankind il man"
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-03-19
HE rs NOR a ouIMpANzEE.

| h We read . part Of Huxley
aud have weighed careful Y what
nc sa,s about the similarity
between the hipro campus minor.
the pos'erior cnrnu aud all I'll Il
sort of thing il the MN aud The
monkey i ad, but decline 10 b :
heve that man is a civilized
chimpanzee.'
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THIs oNE 81 POETIC.

''The verse | enclose expresses
my sentimen IN this vastly ia
trresting SUI ject TO a t. Ii YOU
c .re to use them do so. and maN :
be it will take a little Of The con-
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-03-19

S.y. ..-.y vas sick, we gave her cas.oria
When shs was a Child, she cried for castoris
When she became Mas, she olung 70 cnstorlh.
When she hal Children. shl gays vhsm casteriA
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A MYSTERIOUS COMBINATION.

"ln answer to your question, |
will say tlat he il Il mysterions
comhin tion If i,liosyurr rcies, and
isalways labeled thus; Handle with
are"
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CoMMEacIAL DEPARTMENT.

Young men aud yOung ladies. now Ia tho
BUSINESS EDUCATION. We qua antse
rhot0ughne-s Of training IN this department
We VIII be able 70 give Diplomas 70 any who
lnlsh The Commercial Course, which will M
dude Book Keeping Banking. steam nDoating.
kaiiradiBg f'OminiEsf0n, Arthur tic aud
bsiDinstci4l Law. etc. Tins reqnrsd To
gradaates n a student gives bis Whole time
20 ihl- course he can graduate 10 FIVE
MONTHS II hs desires % take other
studies 10 the Literary Course, il will require
i0nxei lime a,ss rdlink t. tho tina lost from
Commercial Course Terms, cssh aud cheap
EXPENSES
Board. iuclnding Washing per mo $40 90
Baard. Nondav till Friday 90
tnitiVn,frimary Department 80
Preparatory I" >. 90 20 80
Collegiate - - 3 90 to 4 90
Music. nn Piano 0r Organ. . 3 90 TO 4 90
DE "i Instrumentation practice. per mo ! o.
Painting, for full Course 3 81
lneidrntal fee, Der month IS
Dgmmefeiti Course tiiicluding fse for
diplomat, a. 10
Dippnia Zee. 10 90
Board aud tuition will be raaulred ln Rd.
vance. n" dTd ctioB except 10 cases Of pro
trarted sickness. Boarslrrs re- aired 70 fur.
uish a pair Oi blankets or two comlOrts, aud
toilet articfrs.
II other Information be desired. please
write tor cttaivguA Or for tia desired iufOr
IA ffivp 10 b. NErflES Presi .,,n
lni5 iS 1891 f-yr Eastf,rk .nis
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The Y ,cona m III are turning
on 1,2OO b Ills Of wrapping twin-
daily. II ~ requires the alteu-
ton of ons hand to run tie ma
chine Wat Yall~y II raid.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-03-19
La eripps ones More.

Marsdrns P.ctorei Balm ~ IN untsiling
cure fSs this dfrad di--as-. BrRiu Using the
Balm imnruiAIeiy upsn I'll, covering The
l,srseuce % the disease. IL never .ils 10
cure Is. March s-it
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-03-19
AN INDEscRIBABLE ooMBINATIoN

"In answer t. thu question What
is manr will s,y if a woman
take for her subject the man she
loves lie is perfceti IN. From an
preindiced standpoint, | will ex-
p ain, 10 the best of my ahilit ,
what consider him. ii rules the
world undoubtedly. He is sfish,
even Wh.n hr loves. but somehow
we fUrg We him for il. BE is sci.
dom COW rdly. IL fact, lie is AZ
indescrib ,b.e cOmhinalion of good
an evil-the natura! protector oi
wnmnn.p
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-03-19
THE MISSING LINK on WORSE.

"What is manl Well, really,
can MT say. He may he the miss
ing link or worse.v
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-08-18
SOCIETIES:

@ IRoNToN LODGE, No. IA, X.
ESAof p. ironron, No. meets every FRI
Es-E75 lay evening at odd r elbows Hail.
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G. DEMIER, X. OF L. s :.