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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


Jackson, Jan. sS-W. W stone STATE
president u the American Cotton Crow
a-S' Protective Association, has issued
the following impor:an, address TO the
so;,oa growers q, ;le STATE:
AS poeS.lept Tor tho STATE ot MiSSiS'
>!vp, II the American Cotton Growers
pOctec3ye Association beg 20 invite
ijhc attention ~ she cotton growers,
merchants aud others Interested 20 the
sc;lOD q the -ccen: convention held in
abe Nsv ~ jackson IN relation 10 the
~Nelco5inS and be,;ermcn; OF the c0ndl-
GO0 u tao co.tJn-EroaerS % the State.
At.ce mUch dellheration by tho con-
esijop an advance in the price Of cot
,oa seemed to be the one thing needfU'.
To thlS end the wo>, feasible method
, possible WAS Judged % DO . decrease in
sIt.Oa ACREAGE To secure this . plan
MS formulated and promulgated by tho
~oacventjcn asking the cooperation OF
all cotton growers and Wey,hantS To q
reduction OF so per cent Of tho area
planted las; year IN cotton Tho plan
x cooperation Will be submitted TO the
farmers as soon as possible in printed
form tos ;Aeir Intelligent guidance.
The c0UNty presidents will take
special charge Of .kiS matter in their
respective clGntieS, who will commits
sto0 >CcA assistance Us they ma need
80 facilitate the work and accomplish il
= speedily Is possible. Tho time for
as pceS Is ycry i,mIted-tbo frs; Mon
4Sy IN M~ar,a-Snd hope that the farm
community tA7og-aeu, the State
VIII lake nose Ct this f4cg, and that all
.aa.v0cS.> willing 70 corporate will
lend tbois voluntary AID To tho county
presidents IN SNpe3st,nc the work. uar.
lioD.ous AM united effort among tho
.ssGe-> Is q necessary work in this re-
N-m. Their unbiased and hes, iudg-
nent IS Invoked, freed from all cayiling
3o2ot IS 10 the righteousness Of the
ma sought
respectfully invoke the aid of all
Newspapers u the State in promoting
us matter, and hope they will keep
De same constantly before their con,
Dtuc1i>
Realize fully tina, they may either
laks o. mar the enterprise now on foot. I
Their responsibility in the premises il
cry great which hope they will fully /
[
Tie opinion @; these best calculated
? judge : taat @poa she success Of this l.
Fort or - failure viii depend very -
.SEe.y tbs prices a, Wl.ch the mex: cot. i.
IN crop WI. te sold T1.S.seyilence8 II
T the fast tla; Liverpool is selling is
years crop 10, November and De.
fu".HHu ...HV.r- " - -.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02
JUST TEN YEARS
Since a Remarkable Happening.
an interesting Interview With . Promi-
rent Commercial Traveller,

Inc newsgatherer on his daily search for
items OF Interest often comes across hammer,
Jugs OF more than passing note. 1t Uasdnr.
ing q recent conversation with Mr. A "
CranSoy, the well-known commercial trav-
eLler, with the Cochran Lumber COMPANY.
lnat a reporter of the Commercial learned OF
a Muhuerlui case, Mr.. Cransby is well
try, and now resides at l5S Kerr street.
gust ten years ago. said he, my wife
nouced q small lump in her breast She
tnousht nothing of it, but it increased in
SIC rapidly, and soon broke through the
shih' ana commenced TO discharge. She
was put under treatment OF the best physi-
Cldns' out they very soon found that thew
eOaiu 40 her no good, and simply prescribed
autlseptics 10 keep the place clean. Roth
her grandmother aud aunt, by the way, had |
aleu with cancer, and when appraised of this
iact, the doctors told me that they would
not attempt 10 save her; that she was in
durable. Although the cancer had bv this
Tune become deep seated, and her health
very low, had one of the most noted spe-
elaIists OF New York to treat her. After
treating her awhile, this doctor sdmitte5
that the case was hopeless and further
treatment useless. II is difficult to imagine
now respondent we all became, knowing
nat she must die, and unable To give Nor
my reiief. l had spent over five hundred
collars with the best medical skill to be had.
and felt that there was no further hope,
"One day | happened to read an advertise
mentor .. 5. :. ,recommendingthat remedy
Tor cancer, and in view of the failure of the
most eminent physicians in the couu,ry. T
| had little faith left in any hrrnan
However, ! purchased a bottle of
;; 3 s., and to my delight, 1t seemed to ben ,
mt her; after she had taken a couple of j.,
bottles, the cancer began TO heal, and aston :
shing as 1t may seem, a few bottles mora
:ureo her entirely. You can probably het- ,
understand how remarkable this cnra D.,
vas, when | explain that the cancer mad ,
,aten two holes IN the breast two inches !
ieep. These healed up entirely, and al
,ihough ten years have elapsed, not a sign ot .
ne disease has ever returned, and we arr. :
OF the permanence of the cure :
Vhich we at first doubted. |
i certainly regard S. s. S. as Che most !
remedy in the world, and II Is i
ruly a God-send to those afflicted with his :
errloie disease. Yes sir he concluded W
you may be sure that | shall ALWAYS be d
rateful to that remedy, for without il INV /,
cme would now be d~esoiate and nv chill. =,
rem motherless. Memphis, Tenn-. Com. u
Iercidl.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02
Miscellaneous.

In the case Of Writ Adams. State ROY
ehue agent against the Yazoo Il Missis
sippi Valley Railroad Company. former
ly the Louisville, New Orleans & Tow,
Railroad, and the Illinois Central Pail
road Company, wherein the agent sne,
Tor about $500. 600 back taxes, the circuf
court OF Kinds County held that ~,
Louisville, New Orleans 4 Tev,s pa,
road Company did not lose its evan'n
.toh rom taxation by consolidation win
pany. Ivy Ooh'
southern Railway train was wroc,od
near Moorehead last week. doroir;aN
ana overturning engine, baggage. mail
ana second-class car. 1t was tho o,onI.
oil train wreckers, who removal oronr,
spike from n of the rails. Enrjnoer
Wranam Jones and Fireman Uarvo,
woods, OF Columbus, were caurbt nnaoys
Ihe engine and terribly sco1dod "nI
baggagemaster John Tate. of WIZ
was severely injured. 'N"o"a'
AZ an enthusiastic meeting of c@itizonq
Vi ooiumpus held last weok a resolution
was unanimously adopted reoues,inn
inc mayor and city council to oona
committee to tho East to try and secura
,no location in Columbus of some Of tho
iarSs cotton mills that are PREPARING ~
Dulld in tho South. requiring 10
"es' roint last week tho iurv in
one Harrington murder case rendon,,
verdict OF guilty, and Judge Camrhai,
"Hed March 5th as the date for w.
execution win darlington assosiuo,ns
harrington a young man of ono -,
,hu PEST families in West Point, abov y,
oicarlhg the right of way for tho cov.
ent cana from tho Mississippi to
WV aHoo river has been PARTIAL sus.
po"uoo by nigh water, This pnr, -,
inc work Is about half complotea M"
49, apor VIII be used for building a dylo
'hd IS being Cotton together for r]of,,a
20 It's location. "N
railroad commission has reduc,a
re'gnt rates from Nitta Yuma aaa
'nguilla to Vicksburg twenty con,a
petition for a depot At Ee,,a
'"u " nag station st Greenwood S,on,a
vas referred TO Commissioner 49,"
VINO wall personally makoan inspoeti,~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02
The TAX ON INCOMES
what the Republicans Would Offer a..
Substitute,

While the republicans generally IN.
slst that the real trouble with III.
treasury is a deficiency of evenue.
many OF their senator's and a few dem.
ocrats are joining in an effort to 70.
duce the revenue still further by nre.
venting the collection of the income
tax. Senator Hill suggested the Other
day that the president would sian n
Dill for the repeal of the law. and there
Is no doubt that such action is OK.
pected before long.
1t is quite evident that n hin 70 ra.
peal the income tax cannot pass the
present congress. What NAV he ;ts
prospects in the next we AN
not say. Most of the leading renubl;o-
ans would like to see it repealed, but If
Is not certain that a great many of
them would care to 90 on record in
ave OF so popular 4 tax. But let ms
suppose that they were able TO 90,
through a bill for that purpose. how
would they justify themselves for tak-
ing thirty millions from the revenue of
the fiscal year when they say that the
excess of expenditure over revenue is
causing all the trouble?
1t is known that Mr.. Cleveland ia not
favorable to the income tax. But ba
is in favor of the raising of sufficient
resenue to support the government. /,
nc it Is not likely that he would con.
Sci to surrender thirty millions a wear
without knowing by what means the
deficit thus caused was to be made nm.
bill to supply the needed revenue
would be a condition precedent to the
approval of an act To re.
peal the tax on incomes. A ~pronosi-
'ion 10 reenact the Mckinley bill,
which Mr.. Quay has already made.
would not be entertained by the presi-
lent Besides, the republicans are
inder the most solemn pledges that
he fifty-fourth congress shall NOT
tinker with the tariff That was nj.
most the sole ground upon which hey
ought and obtained q majority in the
louse.
There is the proposition to double
tax on beer, to which some of IN.
nemies of the income tax have re-. +;
as a possible substitute for II. +,
o e not appear to have occurred to ,
ny OF these gentry that, whatever mnv >
G the abstract merits of the %proposi. :
on, they cannot consistently support
They say that a tax on incomes is :.
'obery. But they also say that an addi- ,
onal dollar a barrel on beer would =
'eld thirty million dollars in revenue !,
ithout costing the consumer n cent :
hey argue that it would add 50 little y
the cost of a glass of beer that the !,
tail price could not be raised nor !"
'uld the size of the glass be dimin. ?
hed. Whence then would the thirty =
illion dollars of revenue be derivedp "
from the incomes OF the
ewers and dealers in beer. There is a,
escape from this conclusion If these d
emises are sound. They are, there Y
re, by their own admission simplv IL
1ing to substitute one form OF in. 81
me tax for another. Louisville Cour. W
j Journal. m
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02
THE PARTY or P-U-ocRA-s


tofrupi Corporations
John ". IALrston lis r4 }a sent
cupy a seat in the Unite9 states co.
not because he represent, the p-3nls
OF Nebraska, for he doe> not. bur H..
cause he Is q professional lobhvis, WI.
has bean Of great service to eo-n,-a.
nons interested in using the law,uak.
n power Of the people for their INV
enrichment.
Tor exactly the same reason Stenbar
Il. ELhIns, who is another professions
lobbyist, is sent to the senota So
Vest Virginia. and the P-ennsvlvari-'
[dilFoad mas apparently been success
u IN It's scheme for buying the New
Jersey senatorship for Lobbyis. Sou
ell If Gasman Addicks j. d~af.g-.
IN Delaware it will be because os ,ta
World exposures, and not because nj
any objection from those who now c,,
tFoI the republican party.
1t i true that the plutocro,io i,s.-
enee has attempted to control fine Sem.
ate through the democratic party Inn,
with democrats that has been the .v.
ceptlon which has now become III.
rule with republicans. When ,ba
Standard Oil company sent Henry r
Fayne 10 the senate from Ohio -.
democrats of the country repudiota5
II he served his term under cor.
protest from the demo.r,+i,
press When Calvin 5. Brice tbrong6
IKE agencies secures the succession >,
tayne's purchased place it is only tbo,
he may become more odious to demo
'rats everywhere than If he called him.
republican. But in the republican
party there is no longer IN a,temnt 70
plutocratic influence. Corrnn,
are openly purcha,i1g
'e~natorships for their LOBBYISTS ana
IRE too little regardful of the d~ecepciaa
N politics to keep up the thread.
,are but useful pretense that their no.
ION is the action of the people.
Having won q great victory beeousa
u the protest of democrats ~acain.t
'lutocratic influences in the democrat.
party the republican politicians ara
sing 'helr new lease of power To ro.
ioVe all doubt that their triumph is
victory OF usurped privilege over
: ~ Oh money over manhood.-N. Y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02
souTH AMERICAN NAMES.

AIeARAsUA was TINS named in hono-
/" chic: named Eic2-a
Ahaly--NA has its name from the ST.
very reelection %. It's rivera
Lebanon means Equato-, an ain.
a31 to rs goa--aphiu4 position.
tALA6rAv Was SO called rom IN.
r7@ Pa-a meaning he Pr9- -
a'e7s az a--uzial 10 is numerous
tributaries
III MOSQUITO 0ast-aeeive5 i.s mn,
Ion taa s@94Hla-as IL aLiusior To re
astonishing abundance u this ,4-3f.
e-8us insect
-l--1l Is Portuguese word. sirn;+v-
-ar 1--we coal II was -f7eul in aIIusi5,
Ia tAe abundance OF red dye wood t1un5
l. rs forests
PANAMA IS Z Caribbean word mean.
lng Mud Fish III al.usi1r 10 ~
abundance Of this variety On both SIDES
OF the isthmus.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

MISSING lINke

,,,"h pest why 70 clcun bamboo fur,,
water. "fP'" III salt and
,yd 10y alstil,ing IL at u very hlcb hon,
Gle Of gas. ''''" good arti'
origin Of the use Of the ,or,.
i. LIFTING, applied to English moncv
snhkrINo N linen Ia NOWADAYS con.
crazy considered ms being unIea,s,h "
cotton being preferable. "'''ny'
lnh roar Of Niagara has been ohooo.
y Amesiss fS . snail Too 10y p"''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

,Is-e,-- law 80 -. g..
ssss - "'1-"'
."' '..N9 2. DIVISION
Twar.,-s,-.- 's met TO-DAY
,ha So "- ''-l III
r- f~l,s-.. "9o4'
r.w-- -- .1' A.'e7'
s.r 49, "'A>.>>'
in v-,, =. add
IT, .'-l' '-.l-' said;
-ts-- -,..l ''1s Is q
1ra ----.f . '' 'a2
os.ia -.
10y eo.-s--
-~' -27-
-u-a. .-srt-. -.. q. -.s'
---,a o. 'Ae
c-r Jag may
-~-A'
lgs-a ''e new
power ana
-s,.--
-. rom -L3elienan;'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02
POINTS AND OPINIONS.

ohlo's treasury being empty, Der
haps that is where the McKiplav dNa
mas been packed away for the wipter
Louisville Courier-Journal.
There are complaints a~oo,rs,
Secretary Carlisle's manayementn 81 a."
treasury but we do not hear n lopd c,Il
Ior ms immediate predecessor. Chorlee
roster, to come to the rescue.-Hos,an
Herald. 'o''oii
AIR. Mckinley will now be- oh,o
10 get his clothing SO much cbe,non
than he bought 1t under his own ,a,a
that he will soon begin to consiJor
himself cheap and nasty.-st. Louie
Republic. "o'A'
The fact that Steve Elkins won
IN the hight for the United States .on.
atorship from West Virginia is nre,t'
conclusive evidence that the omon
comes high in that neck of the wood
Detroit Free Press. ~
The friends of Thomas II po.,
when considering Mckinley as n nresi''
Dental possibility, cannot for tbe H.
OF them see how the governor ~ .
bankrupt state can help the milton o,t
financial troubles. They mlght oIas
recall the little majors complete foilnro
u business way aud the grave 70.
'ponsibility attaching TO him for m.
present condition Of the natioD.-De.
.riit Free proea De
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02
RECORD Of Us pEMocRAcN.
Splendid Work IN the States Where the
Party VIA IN Power.

Party W'w IN Power.
In every state where democratic state
: officers are superseded by republicans
the netiring administrations 20 ont IN
/, honor, leaving clean records and nc
charges of financial dsshone sty behind
them.
In states like Illinois ard Indiana
where democratic state ofh,ers are in
the middle Of their Nspee tive terms
they have presented to the, incoming
republican legislatures ere di,able ex.
hibits Of the conditions Of state sTa,-S
1t has been the policy Of the repul-
lican press 10 c~alurnniste and traduce
without reason or measure, every dem,
oeratic administration and every dem.
ocrat In Office, They could produce nc
charge of misconduc. nor OF dishonesty
founded in truth.
Their sole object waste break down
by the might Of ~falseaood, abuse and
Islander, every public officer not Of their
partisan faith, distributing the snoil,
10 them and their adherents. The
campaign Of accusation without prnof
and of denunciation without cause has
been monstrous in its injustice and in.
decency.
There Is not a report Of a detalcstion .
nor OF any act OF maladministrariaD in Z
any state that elected democrats To az. :
nee in 1890 and ls99. The financial
affairs OF the democratic states never '
We're conducted SO well under repQh- !.
rule. v
The national administration. ms. \
ligned beyond all precedent and all |,
Jules OF decency, has redeemed in h
treat part the pledges in the plathn-m Ct
1852, The force act, the Mckinley c.
arlft act and the Sherman silver act
we're repealed. ;,
a new tariff was framed. far from :.
IN many % its features hut !,
astly better than lis predecessor. liz :
Were forced on congress r.
y a ;-aer1ocratj> IN
To~'eetionist combine more peruici5u> vi
han any coalition ever before formed "
, per7eEi legislation II congress The L,
AAi~ the currency decentralization and ~
indications q q gold famine come ti
ON vicious ana Corrupt republican nj
-veF and currency legislation which $,
n ls9S 70 pro52cs is GiSA>i~5u. n
u!ts -.
facts show that the democrat Es
party Is not-as Reed ana Other mar
have charce5-aesutu:s II ca HE
ely to a~dntlisie- 1sa14a. and state and
airs with vision ana success !
he democrats Il congress have 10, -,
n able 10 agree with the p-esifen. her
8 satisfactory c1--aas7 usssg-
Is : not 50 much evidence THAI thsr
& wscaD tor tbs PURPOSE s. -5s.
e22l-ao2 q Affairs u-ir.us,.ur in
'Io-caa Acknowledgement j. 5esn =.
Beyond ordinary means u REDEEM,
z he disease, Q. republican -, q
a11 growth requires s ~en-5- "a
l--eeeaslted power au5 e&cber. TIM, TT.
1s cause Il democratic za.u-e p 7
wac { ec-e-2uc Democrat. v--gk s1I
5 and ne1uqs-e1e7. ?.
hen -as record saa- he made r~ rive
HISTORY -1s verdict VIA ba r-.- -rs Wa,
-'a--ue party while holding n5v-a- c-ib
-e states Gll l-lJ-. exercised ~,
j II The interest a- TAXPAYERS fin,
enactment III 5ualcilu, laws and -
serve the auanl.a. Interest, O. The
-rr chicago Herald.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02
ACUTE DYSPEPSIA.
Sympathetic Heart Disease onen
Attends It
h Modern rreatment Conslsts "A he
moving n Cause

> Ores ~ RsFaAa,cN ceslv RzSRs nu,,
Mrs Y C.r,ev. WI, has -
encN Iowa for he MS, ,u,wrD-,,~
tells an interesting story NJ ~
Saie.s N,s.se sr,m rr,,osf,r, -,
narrative Is Is follows;
"For ten years prior L, lSa4
slant sas,Hyr fy,~, a~,.n
lhai al TIE manifold srm,tS~~S ,
dispersal and al isn,cs NOR frs,,NSam
r0e>ca; in comnlcat;op-T as =,
what il was u ea,or a mo.l N.-
how careful lmirht 10 aS;, -, rvsS-v
quantity and p7C&rSison Of my go -
tNSs always followed eapnr
sNoUdelt and hlRa Almost !, ~ n,rt,f
Insanity at times and would have mn -
10 die OfeH aod ofton / couls M -,
STIMULATES boart tr,shls -,
and again I was obliged Ia can as,-ts-
The night 70 r.lsce ssssn- s-.a.-
Gallon which womb corDa ~
r,5r3,y,.s wq-sv Va N-~'N~' "
H. $500"
~N N>'N@ScS a. EEe wo-e o.
a." s5S1' +eEs0 sums IN doctor bis
oNls ooIi'c~& q have medical attendants
almost constantly. During 1873 s,F r>e-
GrspaSsyhe for ~as
h-sSbr. p9ar7as -s
- a s-sr,.,- ~ was FN~@N"
~N'"S~%a4on O. physicians
= ~-"'.S - "~e'0Na1ae Just what did ST.
A-S ~es',Ft> gave rs as Their oQiDloa
'AAt tae proA13is troGhle was ulncrsuan a
he coats Of TIE stomach, ana bel5 ,,rr ~,
u recoverv. One 6ocfNr ssis. AN
a. II Nsiara vngr -rsr;nr
II apir,n ~ !
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

Another great republican protec-
1--WE tariff victory is announced at Car
nsgie2s works at Homestead, Pa,
where eighty men, who made bold to
altena Q labor union meeting, have
0ssa dismissed frem their employment
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

-HEEr are exta1t rv-entv--yvo o--
He1ll- china cups ont Of which. Il II
s-ll' Napoleon took his las, driur ~
Yea IL SAINT Helena One Of them was
recently sold al auction IN Paris nD5
the mark upon it showed tha; i w.
AAaaa IL l'4o-aiaeteel years after NJ
pOieOn died.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

TLEAsAYT, Wholesome, Speedy. ~forcouphs
Is HalG S Honey of ilorehound and Tar.
flAe $ lOOthaCho DrOps Cure in one mirnto
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

PARvENU HOSTESS Ito stable bow. attired
as waiter for the occasiono of a dinner mart W
-'James, why do you not fill Mr.. De Gift,
tonnes glass;" james -"Lor', mo'am
what's the usei He empties it as fast as
fill %t.n-Truth. NO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

DAN ain no doubt" said Uncle Eber
bout contentment bein' better'n ricbes
But mos ebrybody now days seems loo
p'ite ter want dc bes' fob hisse'f ."-Wash.
ingtOu Star. ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

MornER-"That n~otepaper is certainly
very quaint, but are you sure it is fasbion.
aDlei' Daughter-''Oh, it must be, Itss
almost impossible to write on i'm. Y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

HE-"Fraulein Dora, your lips are like
ripe cherries" She-"Are you fond If
cherries F'-Humoristische Blaetter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

MIsrREss-"You broke my Scvres plate
You are discharged. How did YOU brcal
itF' Servant carelessly dropped one Of
the biscuits you made yesterday on it,
Woonsocket Reporter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

No MATTER how good the deacon is, he
will alwaySlno WiScand pleased If anybody
suggests that he was a pretty lively young
fellow when he was a boy.-Someryille
Journal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

,.Irr was at the club. Waiter lat II n. my
dnerei is u lady outside who saws her hnns.
pahd promised to be homo early to.night =
Az Az lrislng) Excuse mo q moment u
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

l CouLD not get along without Piso's Cpre
Tor consumption. railways cures.-Mrs IA
Z. MoULToN, Needham, Mass, Oct. 20 vi
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

THERE is more Catarrh in tbis soo,;,.
ene country than all other diseases nm. "
neen9r, ana until thclast few wears was ann
poscu 70 be incurable. For a great mapr
Svars doctors pronounced il n local disnast
emu prescribed local remedies, and by con,
SranIly railing to cure with local treatment
ca,nr, ltlncurable. Science has proven
thhlarrh to be u constitutional disease au u
U uelei9re requires constitutional treatment
r i'am Uatarrh Cure, manufactured by +. J.
stit,ty %C 20, Toledo, Ohio, is the only CON.
intc,noiiai cure on the market. It is taken
snonnfniS ~ doses from 10 drops to a tea.
mucous surfaces of tho system Thow o snu
one hundred dollars for any case II fa;i T" ~
cure Send for circulars and cs,imon;,, 10
Au4ress, !. j; CHENEY a. Co, Toledo a.
Sold by Druggists, ne. ouo'
Hairs Family Pills, % cents
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uygs send Is cents In stamps or co;n y,
gpns bgghsriAN, Gen'l Pass. Agent Il II ~
w, chicago, you will receiva n,s 80,
ksth INC sllckest pack Of PLAYING i"rds
ttuun XXI handled. Beautiful steel engraved
Whist Rulos accompany them freq, ''o'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

"On. am awfuLy worried. I walk in
my sleep II only wish | could DO e. II
! could I'd still have my Job on tie police
force. ATLANTA Constitution.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

ma ~Peovontng tho grippe, colds, headaches.
cay Syrup Of Figs, whenever tIe w.,
heGus . gentle, yet effective cleansiny n"
w. Dcnehted one must get the truo remoavv
mmahul ACQUIRED by the California hid Svr,,
.o enly For sale by all druggists n sScf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

TO ME, her face lacks somethinpn
wen, when | saw her last it had about nil
IL could and."-Brooklyn Life.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-02

Hy no; sowing ,a.aa- seeds Tas- q,
what % Jolly farmer said as he e----5
our sanetum How is that WV.
SaIS me- SAFER Seeds not only grow
'"l ,oey produce enormously. Had !
painted O lew acres more of his oats
wheat corn potatoes. grass and clover
seeds would have had 10 double tbs
capacity of my barns; that would have
cost me $1,000. Its a fact that II Won
want h'r, r~ousing farm. grass and ,tra.
table crops. You must sow Salzer So
ioC III CUT THIS OUT AND sEyDIr
"''H &c postage TO the John A. Salzer
company. La Crosse, Wis. You will
set 1ree a sample of GRASS AND CLovra
MIXTURE and their plant and seed
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