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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-12-21

If there is a disagreeable taste IN tho
mouth In the morning a dose OF pow
dered charcoal will remove Il. IL Is
wise occasionally 10 brush the teoih
with a mixture Of powdered charcoal
and powdered Orris root, which Is both
whitening and preserving in its effects.
Charcoal is TOO coarse a grain, howev-
or, for daily use.
II Is as bad for the hair 10 brush IL
with a sOiled brush as il would be for
the skin 10 use soiled towels upon II.
The bair brush should be cleansed
once q week in water aud ammonia.
If il is dried quickly before the fire it
will not lose the stiffness which Ia the
main requisite Of good hair brush.
Lotions and creams will not give an
unhealthy woman a good complexion.
Her digestion must be good her blood
must be well nOurished aud her skin
must be absolutely clean. That means
a sensible diet, plenty of exercise, plenty
OF fresh air,and iull bath day 10 keep
the skin clean.
The hair will dry much moro quick
~ after il has been washed If II is rub
bed with warm towels than with mere
" dry ones. When the hair is moder-
atcly dry after this, II should DO
brushed quite dry with warm brushes.
This method imparis a lustre TO tho
hair which nothing else gives.
Any one who walks a great deal or
who is troubled with perspiring feet
should rub them after the morning
bath with alcohol. This keeps them
dry without clogging the pores as
powder does. IL is also cleansing and
delightfully."- refreshing.
There are very few women yigor-
Gus enough 10 stand a plunge bath
each day. Sponge baths arc quite rs
cleansing, II properly taken. a liitlo
lepid wafer should be drawn into tho
tub. and in that the baiher should
stand. With soap or salt, iepid water,
a sponge, she should scrub herself. The
rinsing water should be quite cold,
and then n brisk rubbing down with
a rough towel should fOllow.-New
York World.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-12-21

side by side with your cotton mill,
will be your cottolene factories, and
when your planter brings his seed
to the mill he will carry home with
him his winters supply OF cottolene,
and IN the language Of old John
Weyl, Of my city, "Thus will one
hand wash the other"
Citizens OF Texas, these remarks,
hastily prepared aud poorly delivered,
must be brought TO close. Before
doing so, however, as a citizen OF tho
Queen City Of the Mississippi Valley.
desire to express the profound
thanks OF tire st. Louis delegation for
The hospiiable treatment SO character
istic OF tho southern people, which
they have received from each and All
OF your citizens since arriving within
the borders Of your state.
II Is the boast OF the French nation
that 10 less than tweniy-fOur years, by
the energy Of their peasontry aud the
patriotism Of their people, that they
have paid of the war debt incurred
IN the unhappy struggles OF the carly
70s. But there yet turks in the breast
Of every Frenchman desire 10 wipe
ont the stain Of Sedan, and 10 wrest
back again their iavoritc provinces Of
Alsace and Lorraine. The southern
people have not only paid more than
their share Of their great war dcbi, but
they have shown an example Of peace
aud conservatism Of which the world
may be proud. The home OF tho an
archist and the socialist Is in the north
and not In the south. The blood of
the Anglo-SaxOn, as cur forelathers
planted il on tho banks of the James,
flows only In rs pristine purity ia the
south, Tried by drouth aud disease,
by pesiilence, by war, by fro and by
sword, has only led the brave south
erner to take fresh courage and TO ex-
claim with tho warrior Of old:
No no we viii not yield,
Is the motto Of our shield,
And Immortality Is written on our banner.
My concluding thought Is that may
he who holds tho nations in the hollow
Of bis hand pour out heavens choicest
blessings upon the genial, the gener-
GUS, the glorious and the good-heasted
people Of the sunny southland.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-12-21

The New York Town Topics, criti-
cizing the prominence given to trivial
local happenings by the press Of that
city. says:
"The people themselves would not
oiye any undue attention 10 these small
matters if they we're not prompted by
the daily newspaper press-a newspa-
per press that for feverIshness, hollow
ness and ignorance is unparalleled on
the face Of the globe. Our newspapers
are Of great size, ofgreat enterprise,and
they are supported by great wealth,
but, with few exceptions, they are ar
ranged ana published by men Of small,
careless, excitable minds men lacking
in taste and in the sense Of propriety
men that are actuated in all they do by
the lowest Of motives-the motive of
gratifying the coarsest, least intellectual
preferences ofthe public. In the strug-
rIe for circulation and business the
principal newspapers are prepared with
the view Of being made palatable 10 the
half-educated, half-ciyilized masses.
They contain no systematic effort TO
improve the taste Of their readers, to
disappolnt the cravings Of their de-
graded patrons and to discourage tho
habit Of silly thought in the neighbor-
hood. With the single exceptions Of the
Evening Post and the Sun there IS no
newspaper published in New York that
combines brains with decency. There
are few other journals that refuse tc
cater to the animal instincts Of the mob
but they are conspicuous for diletlante-
ism, narrowness Of edito ial view and
general stupidity"
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-12-21
Port Gibson, Miss, January 18TH, 1893

Port Gibson, Miss. January I7h 1893
Mess G. McLaun and Bernard Forster Special Agents
as pleasure recommend your company in the high
US Of the John p Taylor de-
has been entirely honest and honorable every respect full
filing every promise and obligation Yours the first regular
y which my father insured would further that the
going effect that The Mutual Life held the
money and requested that take additional nsur-
instead entirely without fpundation whatever Yours
The company several in which my father insured that made
proofs and paid claim without expense consider The Mutual
Lite o Of the VERY companies in every respect
Most Respectfully, J. M. TAYLOR,
Executor of the Estate Of John p Taylor.
The false reports by friends and agents of other
& against The Mutual Life proves their inability cope with the
Oldest largest and best company in the world
H. 6. McLAURIN, Special Agent
Port Gibson Miss, January 18TH, 1894.
HG McI~aurin, Special Agent
carry heavy line of insurance in The Mutual Life Insurance
New York. methods fully up the advanced
bought life insurance take pleasure in recommending
ny toth- nsuring public Respectfully, J. McC. MARTIN.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-12-21

The secretary Of the EIkhart Carriage
and Harness Mfg. Co., Of Elkhart Ind,
informs us that their prices will be lower
FOR 1894 than ever. He wishes rs to ask
our readers not to purchase anything Ia
The line OF carriages wagons, bicycles or
harness until they have sent cents IN
stamps 60 pay postage on their ll2 page
cataloQue- We advise the readers OF this
paper to remember bis suggestion.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-12-21

Ara broken down from overwork or household
cares Browns Iron Bitters
~oh,,g1ds the svstem aids digestion. removes ex'
aess az bile. and cures malaria Get the genuine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

time was up hcfnrr Ju-,ic"\ L""khart Tor
cruelty heating his drfenpclrps wife. For
this ufIrnrc the judge SEN, the hrut. ,o
jail fnr thirty days Again. thir most
r"liahl" Witness" went tn Andy Hnine's
livery stables IN Copper avenue, amer he
hal Gul, ,h" employ of Mr Kent and hal
received his wages IN full. and secured
Tia" III" "f horr" anal buggy ulnn the
promise tia, just M s"nn An he got his
money from MI. Kent he would pay the
Till. In fact, hc gave Mr Horne note
to tina, effect The bill amounts tn S3 ~.
anil of course when pr,reu,,J to Mi
Kent the latter drul-l owing this trust.
worthy witness" r"ut GunlalrH lived
among the drlrc,Rh!c hahiturs uf tie
Acre. and was f,rIu"utcr uf all tie
diNes. Thus n thr Kind 1T a IuAu Whom
some Ia'iAu- n"iicv" H. cal,ahl" uf giving
honest evidence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
Press f.sistbtt.

Chicago. Jan. 26,-An exhibit II the
press oi the United States in Ia l.. one ut
the features of Tia, International Ehp@i-
tinn which opens at Antwerp on May 5th,
Considerable space hA- been granted free
10y the government for this purpose. and
/, Ia PROPOSED to display the principal
morning and evening papers Of all parts
of the United States, AZ we'll MA the Lead
ing magazines aud other perioiicals with
the view of demonstrating Ia the people
of ia. continent the immense number II
prriuiic lie issued in the unit.d States
AMI the great develnpmcn, in the art Of
news gathering and printing The Amer
can Propaganda, which has charge IL the
interests nf the United States and Of in.
dividual exhibitors at the exposition, has
opened correspondence On this subjec,
with the United Press. the Associated
Press and Hunts News Bureau with the
idea oi securing complete Representations
of the American daily pr.Ss, aud has s".
rur,d the cooperation Of these orgSnila'
tiunr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

Washington. Jan - In IA" senate
rem"ns,rancrs against the Wilson hill
were presented. and referred To- the com.
mite" IN finance.
Call. "r Florida, addrrSs-d the Hena,.
"u his resolution for the protection of H,.t
Tiers uu railrad lands In Florida Af,rr
Calls speech the Hawaiian resolution
WA lali before the s"nAt" and deferred
TIL M"udNy, aud thr senai- adjourned
until that day
Ia the huur'', Bailey, pf Texas. from
the Judiriary committee. favosnbly r'-
ported II resolution denying the right II
the secretary of the treasury to isSu.
bonds. The house then went into CON.
mite" of the whole on the tariff hill
Amendments to salt water 6sh and the
precious stone schedules were agre,7i "a
without debate,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
The rabiie srhoois

Hon AmAdc Chavez, territorial super
in,-ndeut 81 public schools, says The
progr-ss that ia being mah. by the ma
tive children is satisfactory in the high
~, degree, and II Ia apparent that before
many years ,h-r- will b- no longer nsces
sity for Interpreters IN our courts or leg
islA,ur-s. Educational interest In on the
incrras. in all parts ~ the territory. aud
10y improving the advantages which he
new Law giver US, . gn"i business etuca'
,inn il within the reach II all ciAss.s, th,
rich and poor alike"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
MID W inter FAtr.

san Franc,-co. Cal, Jan. 26.--Every
thing IL in readiness for the formal open.
ing OF the Mdwint"r Exposition to-mor-
row, and II ia. weather II favorable the
even, will u. N memorable one. Wis.
i,ors are arriving by the thousands,
aud the hotels ARE tll"d Ia over.
flowing. The official opening ceremonies
will, i, is Thought, Ire witnessed by Al
l.ss, one hundred Thousand spectators
and fully half that number will he in linz
in the grand parade, tn. city In magni'
dcen,ly decorated and has general gals
air
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

patch says Many wrra,hs were laid yrn-
,eriay upon the ,nAuaoleum In the little
church yarl a, Dunfrirs. Scotland. where
rests the caskrt that once contained the
mortal rmAins II Robert Burns. In ac.
cnrlAnc" with time. hunorrd custom hun.
drcds II ,h" inhabitants II the little town
anh surrounding country made pilgrim.
agr to th" tomb A, midnigh, last night.
IN acc"iNianc" with custom inaugiratrd
year after his death, tifty of the oldest
male residents uf the town formed n circle
around the maurolcum and sang "Auld
Land synr" I" the accompaniment, II the
ltAgl,ils
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

rndeAvorins " control II Mrs krmv
l""rened her hold ~ the baby. who fell
partly on, II the buggy, lulging between
the step Anl the wheel Eldy Current
tea. M"ur', uf ElsAh,,h,owu. wen, ,d
Ration tn institute dlvorc" proceedings
agains, his wife, Mamie M~rr. and the
custody of their thru. chihrn NJ
h"nrr'S IL Hai ease lie hv,l happily
with his wife for ten years. few DAYS
Agu he discovered that she contemplated
rl"ring with young mau with whom size
Acknowledged having hrrn intimate with
fnr som" months past,
There II likely H. h- trouble IA Eddy
county between the Texas sheep men.
VIII" are driving large hrrla IA tu the
New MrAlcan ranges. AMI the ,At,lr men
VIII" Ar" depending uu 'hur. ranges Er
ruhrlst"ncr for THEN stock.
J y. Upton, Il the upper M,mhrrp.
I'raut county, kill~d tWn.yca. uld hex
which w"Iglu~i Ilu pounds Something IN
"Ac"SS II l2o pounds II Lard wac extract.
r'i. l"fnrr weighing
i j, Clark. the dispenser Il Justice
and Nh" h'rs hog man 4 the lilA. tirnnt
county. brought EI pigs into Silver cts.
which weighed ia IA" aggregate ,iaI
pounds
Hillrhuw has inu men NJ work IN M
MINES no ,rnml+ or ldle men, Sud uu
human hrlug ~ want
Mr. J NJ Webster haA commenced
huihug new r's,drnrr un one II her
many lotr, down at illlshuru.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

Jacksonville. Jan. 26.-The light being
Ir the sports have departed with few
|eptions. la, MaSterson says Ia. never
Aled Charley Mitchell, who WAS done
In the second round. I'll. Smith, of
envor, says II was Corbetts hgh, all
rough. Comments on the light at home
II abruad voice the opinion that Mitch.
s day Ia over. Aud Corhr,t deserving Il
the honors or championship, Smith
Rys Cripple Greek will put ur twenty five
pusand dol..rs /" secure ia. smith.
fbe,t match.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
Isrses i.eEt.iatarr.

Denver. Jan. ~ --Th" c"rbett and
|,cheli hgh, "'curl"d ia" memb"rr more
bn anything els" today During ia"
ks.on ringing rsolu,iuns c"mm"ndatnry
Corbet, wcr~ in,r.luc'd A sympathy
bolutinn for Mitchell was brought up
J fail-i Ia pSss The consideration oi
canal hill trk up considerable. time.
Bzgerald intrsluc,~i resolution Tor AL
rnIncnt when the stat" canal bills are
bposed "f A unml-r Of minor hills
Rre introduced
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
o Buneling Execution Of
Painter at Chicago.
|istic Comments on the Noted
Prize Fight.
kend-rgat Passed . Had Night In
Murderers' Row.
AN ALDERMAN SHOT.

rhicRgo. Jan 26aThc execution Ia
coun,y jail Of Painter this morning
~ attended, ~ n horrible scene when
trap was sprung th" rope brukr aud
man dropped eight feet tn the stunr
sor. lie was picked up and another
rec adjusted aud the drop fell without
ehlent. Painter protested his nnorcnc"
the last, and had he-n rrpri-vcd "a
mbcr IL times l, IL s,ill believed hy
ny that Dick Edwards. u Colorado
el~rad". killed Alice Martin. i'ain;rr'p
str-sr. Painters nerve was wonder.
= II is though; hr was dead when the
e broke.
3efnrr Painter WAS hanged. looking
taight NJ the audience uf seventy five
Srpons. h- sail, ",irutlrmcu. see
ends hriN,. q GI forgive them. un
rnd uf mine would srr me die; II hurts
y. Gentlemen, IL you ARE gentlemen.
u few gentlemen hook at executions, Ia
iA once men sought death. believing d,
sIsAnced their futur. state. fear death
cn't want tn dic! tpaus.l, Listrd. listen
I kille'i Alice. my wife, thrIkr down
eay G,h put N" in eternal hell charge
u bring H." murNl r'r to Justice. g
hen the signal was given the accident
eurred. and the spectators were hurmr
kckau
'he bnly was cu, down in ton minutes,
III the remains were taken Ia an under
ker's, aud will br shipp,d t" Aurora
interment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
ASSASSlNATED.
Another Criminal Stain on New
Mex 60.

sp"cisl 20 iulri.
LAS Cruces, Jan. % P,-lro DuhAldr
wac asrassiua,rd NJ La M"rilla lAat even.
ing The deceased WAS found ~ hls
r'"m this morning 10y on" of hin work
men with h,s feet and hands tied and n
rul- around hi- neck lie was strsngu-
at"d and tortured t" death hy the assas.
sins whn were rnd-avoring Ia max. him
tell whrr' Ia" KEEP, his money Mr. m.
hah" was nhnu, i3 years old and well
lik'Hl IN ia" M"Silla valley. There II
much excitement over his a-rassinatinu.
NJ, CRkIGHr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
NV R RAIi.mOADS
To~ ~n-maa H~kIn.~y EI~~trd Wee
rre-idrnt or q N~w Road

short tim" Ago TUX CITIES gave at
item :" ia" effect that company, kuuwn
~ ia" hansar city, Oklahoma n Pacih,
Railroad company, wAs urgAniIrd at I'm.
l"ria. Kansas. f'r IA" purpua" II con
s,rurtln. rAllrAi FROM I"ii-yvllr, Kan.
rAs, t. thls city. The item ~ that time
crrAtc,i considerable stir among our I.4,.
pie. but later news ~ uf N most RAnguinr
nature, The company held n meeting at
Emp"ria th" other dAy, and -l-rt,sl John
II, ''laI". n wealthy gentleman, pr-ni,irn,,
and II. I Mckinney. uf this city, virr
president The company IN backed by
some Of the mlliunAirrs uf Kansas and
the east, aud evrrythin. points Ia ih"
fact that the road will l~ built Til. road
starts near Iuhryvil runs Hnuihwrst
through lndian Territory and Oklahoma
ia the Panhandle. From washburn the
1,.rinn m III. distance 'ii..n, i,rnr l&S JGAIAN.
city and Coiir, Vile d25 mil-r. AZ the
latter city. the Missouri Pacific and R"ck
Island roads pAsr through and have
large sh"p-,
A gentleman, who hAH jurt r'turn"i
from Chicago, informs THK CITILKS that
while there h- learned that William Oar
land would cumm.nc. grading "n IA"
rnilr,Ad between Bowie and Globe, Arr
rona, the week. and h- -Ip.'cts - have
the gradin. aud railing. diStanc. "f
twenty milrs, completed hy the 10Th ~
April. our informant AlHn AHr"rtAln"d
that the santa f., Pr"Scott 4 Ph~nlA
railroad would have their rnnh IA uIs'tn-
iion twenty miles beyond Prrrc"tt by ia"
latter mart uf Auril
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

About year Ago took violent Ia;
tack II la grippe. coughed day and
night for about six weeks my wife then
suggeated tina, try ChAmberlain's Cough
Remedy Al first ! could see M differ
ence, hut still kept taking IL, and soon
found that II WAS what l needed. II
got no relief fr,,m one doss tnok another
and II was only few days until ] war
free from the cough | think people IL
general ought Ia know the value 81 ,hi'
rrin-dy. and l take pleasure in Acknowl
..iging the bsneht have r-csived frou
II. Madison MUSTARD, OtwAy, Ohio. "
cest bottles for sale BY T. II. Burgess a
Son, Druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

Brief Facts Concerning Track
and Train.


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Telegram FROM Eddy t. It." Dallas
News states that work Will begin ou thr
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d"hh'Ni new uniforms which are much
n"A'"r IN cut and superior IN fNhrir tu
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All tn" c"mrany'T shops AT tins point
""r" cl"r,Ni today 10y orders f,,m head
lnart"r" Economy r ia" cauT". wh"th-
'f 'h'y VIII u" cl'~""i Down one day e,cry
WEEK "~ not NAL" KNOWN -"pnc'
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Mei'c" aru rc'lu-S,"d H. keep close watch
"i news agents nn their trains and b.
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truns of the rnad.
"a sv,,.v ,h. ,...ny.r hr.l.
man wh, w.n, ho,n, a. Cincinnati /, di.
=. many ~ bis ,r.nds though, !. hncL
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
ARIZONA.
News from All Portions Of the
Neighhoring Territory.


I" night il" LICENSE act.
!, IL SAID soap factory would he 4
prohtablr investment 10 Flagstaff.
The cAnAigrr tanning plant will souu
he one II Arizona most valued grnwth-
Tur-iny. February md. will l.. Ar,.,
| day according e. H"v. llagh"S' pr'~la.
nation
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

Jacksonville, Jan. 26.-Corbe,t was ar
rAigned this morning and r'-Iuir'.d To give
bonds Of 5000, He furnished bonds aud
then shook hands with all the Mitchell
par,y To Mitchell he said. "iooi bye,
old mani See you in New York" lie
lsf, on a special train, Mitchell leaves
to-day, His lips arr swollen and the r'd"
II his face IL bruised, but not badly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

City of Mexico, Jan. 2d.-SnciNl circles
the American colony arr g'eslping over
prospective divorce h-t~een Edward
ptler. secrr.ary II tn" American legation
the la. minister Ia Mexico, aud wife.
hitler IL non-conmital and denies tina,
own actions during recent stay in
Aatla were II IA compromising nature.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

Luis Gonzales, who has or In eII~cte'i
10 give damaging testimony Agains, the
prisoners In the santa Pe jail Accuss-i
u the killing of Frank Chavez, eI.sherih.
once lived in this city aud work 81 for "
n Kent He was regariei, while here.
~ vicious, unrsliAbls man. AEd Ai oDs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

Chicago. jan. 26.-prendergas, passed.
Eterrible night in th. murirrers' row,
being his cell and listening 10 the sound
workmen constructing Painters gal.
sws. The other Condemned exhibited no
Arked feeling,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

Washington, Jan. 20 --rherc iS fur.
YER loss of slx hundred thousand of gold
the treasury to-day. The reserve iS
bw less than $d7,OoO,oOo, the lowes,
hint vet reached
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
asefd strike.

socorro. Jan. 2d A hig gold strike
"a been made eighteen miles from here
Water Canon. The vein II tive feet
de and assays very rich. with s'reakS
in the thousands. A rush II being
ads to the place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
Lively leRtslAIure.

Denver. Jan, 20. A majority 81 the
senators came on, this afternoon for n
continuance II the extra session and big
rnw il Ia progress.