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The Clarion: Wednesday. January 24, 1883.
...uh PAWON.
woman you'll see what 111
.-aeood and noble and true ;
irk ana rti' - i .
. . aA f nans mv door:
lwa lime
the rears pw
1 ir I'll have more time
". thine sublime;
.nulies and play,
til DCK1U I
. . i;ul irirl now.
the ye" r
wv maiden laid
K nf raid :
:n ana BlTe uii i JJ"
. .. t a WIIUUK - -
tbe years p
. u.j . nmn erav with Tears
r.i cares and doubt and
IUll -
' nff the time to be eood,
.-.--...-m tn do as i snouia
n old woman now.
the vears pass on.
tn hesin to do right ;
I happy by good aeeus oi ioe,
Jesus tor neip irom uuvc,
Ml VOU II "l'rV """1
1 ...i ra nftM (in.
lac i '
fGood Words.
U
plains of the norm, ana my eye
L i tliA blaze of a star
L L
Over 1MB WUU WttDVC va nnu
i; ..,,,,1.', ins It aw I (it ripsnair:
.1-., n ami! wpnrifxi T trod.
daring to gaie into space,
. mhib rt anil 0Ana l
iL 9 in on n O h a II I ppk ?
IlMCt . T - '
t the dread night alone,
? voice of my soul strives to speak
9 . 11 1
tre nnri in ik iiuitk. uuBuubcu.
irn iiarj v nun - -
lights of life are all broken,
i a wreck like tne star :
SEN ATOE JAMES B. BECK,
OF KENTUCKY.
ft
hero expires amid visions of !
and the
battle.
Charge. Chester, charge; on, Stanley, on!
ere tne tasi woras oi .u arm ion.
LOSQEVITY OF LIFE.
"A verv larce number of deaths are at
tribute tn uliT tn " rnntinnpd the nhv-
j
sician, "vet few, even of the oldest, die
purely from exhaustion or gradual de
cay; gome positive disease in most cases,
overwhelms the small remains of vitality.
Yet death from actual old age is not im
possible and must be the sweetest death
nf all a lfn in'rlimt th.it watis in eter
nity. In regard to longevity, it is assert
ed that the United States is more favor
able to long life than any other country.
if i . l - j i i .1. i ; :
ii i canuot aDiiie enureiy ut niai opiuum
I can at least agree that this country ha:
MISCELLAXEOIS.
$30,000 FOR $2.
52d
POPCLAR elONTHLY DR.WISO OF THK
siii ITTlltllsiT
mil mi
fllrAllllillUMllKll
la tat City sf UaisvlUe, an
Wednesday, January 81, 1883.
i . r. ia Uat iiaiv at Mrn mnnui
I can at least agree that this country has San4tr cpS,i .1 Retwatodadji-iiicaiioiMiby Fd-
and can produce ten centenarians to aay erai and state t'um hae placet jhu t'iupny
nf .,,v ftthpr land and I thint Wash- beyond the contmroniy of the law. To thin t-
one oi any otner lana, ana 1 minx asn Mangi the wl( holl0T 0f havtag hurunited
ington s body servants affirm my state- TheonW plan by which their drawUiftM are proeu
merit. The average of human life hoat and fair twyoud qu.tk.n.
. V n 1 in f iitnn-inv not nitw nti h&Tiil A ImrBr
PARLOR SHOE STORE,
JACKSON,
NOW IN STOCK A FULL LINE OF
Boots, Sloes, Hats, Caps, Ms, Valises,
I1KBEK1MS, AM GKKTLEMKli'S HALF HOSE.
CALL AND EXAMINE
All Solid Goods No Paper Sole Shoes.
dec20,'82-l. T. T. PERSONS.
l!l
Spelling Eeform.
-r?M1-..1 fiwa11inav Pflf Arm Afl-
Koa oiinntMi t.nn to owinir
lino vaxavrrv o
spelling proposed by the li.ng
mr llofnrm Association:
6 , ,i
i Itve, vmeyara, oeiteve, orome,
Drop a from so having the
short , as in featner, teaintr,
l-fn hfiflTt
For beauty, use the old
T)ron o from eo having the
-. I . . . T. J
short e in jeoparay, teopara.
4 nf mnrfinrnmt..
i in above, tongue, some, aozen,
iL-o -or women, restore wuiirn.
Drop o from o having the
i as in journal, nounsn, irmmc
if ' .. . . (
i! .-1 . ,.t. uranla a. nunrnn-
1 I W I . .I,l,lf
E. Itrop nnai we in apwyue, iw
T 5 l .
Senator Beck is a Scotchman, born in
the "land of bannocks" on the thirteenth
of February, 1822. lie came to this
country early in life, and having deter
mined to be a lawyer, read and was ad
mitted to the. bar. His ability for nub-
lic life has received nattering recognition
from his fellow-citizens of Kentucky.
Hnvinp- served with distinction four
forma in flip TTmisA nf T?pnrisentnt i ves
at Washington, he was, in 1876, elected
to the united Mates senate, to serve
until March. 1 He is ft Democrat in
politics, but is regarded with great re-
. . i .1 . r l " . .
spect Dy Dotn parties ior nis siaiesman
efiin and readv skill and Dower in de-
- ate. The reader will remember Sen
ator Beck's bill intended to prevent the
. i i i . e a i I
certincation oy duiiks oi sweaoruaers
fViooL-annloua ihoaf rpnrfflpntrAfth Actual
IV UCLrUaitvU Ttlliai nivuij vuv iuiviiv vm
WMKTI IB Mil I 1 1 f 1 1 III Jill 111(11-1 1 1 1 fill lii-
Konrotirv nf t.liA Trpasurv forhiddhlff
lVIVMSl J V wmmv . w-- j CI
the National Banks to give credit in this
way. Just now ne is strenuously cnain
pioning his resolution for an investi
ir.tinn nf the assessment of flrovern
ment employees in tne late poimcai cam-
TT i.l.J 1 Snntn that
laian. i ic uu otwc m wi khw hum
lis obiect in this resolution is to lay i
fnnnrlatinn fur a law tn correct the al
1 orr Senator Hale, of Maine
IVSjVU V -w - T
presumably with the view to counteract
the nartv advantage wnicn wouiu i-
rrained hv the iiassaee of Mr. Beck's res
olution, proposes 10 invcsiigaie ic
alleged compulsion put upon saloon keeper-
in enntrihiite to the Democratic fund
,,.'ir the threat, that their licences
would be revoked if they refused. As
S roved by his utterances in me past,
nnt Ueel- iu thiiroiii'lv nnalified to
iiiftwi - r l
erapple with the advocates of protection
in rnn rrvn i ti ir 11:41,1 it nt-i 1 1 11 1 in 111 auvi
1U I'" vwimimj fjr"
ta Ho in numbered amonsr
lilt II uupviivunw. U
the statesmen who certainly would re
duce, to begin with, tne tnree nunureu
millions of dollars of the total five hun
dred millions raised by the tariff, now
annually going to protected manufac-
f . 1 .1....... t 1. .vV nrieoa fir
turers in me snap i uiku r"""
their goods, as only two hundred mil
lions of the total sum goes into the Uni
ted States Treasury.
rntt
prut's for the
January
Drawing 1
1 lYUe, $:m,ooo
1 Priae lO.OW
1 Piie ,0fl0
10 f 1,WXI each . . lO.Otio
.wi r -,rwi .... h lni.in
9 of 30 each, Appnixlraatinn Prlo
9 of iu each, Approximation lritc.i
Jof 100 each, Approximation RUM
100 of SI each SlO.oOQ
jnoof Meaeh io,m
mo of aoeiwh 11.00
1,000 of 10ech 10,000
2,700
l.SOO
HQ
1,980 lriin.
Whole Tickets, $3.
27 Tiokots,;t50.
Exnresu. DON'l
9lli,400
Half Tickets, $1.
55 Tiokets, $100.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Remit Money or Hank Draft in letter, or send hy
xnre. UOS'T KKNl) BY HEtJISTKKKli LEI-
Ti.ii ii; uwrjivi-'ii r iiudkii Ojrdomol laand
can be sent ai our asBpan
previous to the age of seven years, one-
4 if 1 r 1" a . 1 .
nan oeiore reacnuig seveuieeu ; so muse
who pass their teens enjoy a felicity re
fused to one-half the human species.
In every 1,000 persons only one reaches
beyond the nineties; in every 100, only
six reach the aire of sixty-five, and not
more than one ii' 500 lives to eighty years.
Of the upwards of 1,000,000,000 inhabi
tants nf the orlotw. one-third die everv
year, 91.S24 every day, 3,730 every hour
andsixty every minute, jiarrieu persons
live longer than single; tall men longer
than short ones, and women have more
chances of life in their favor previous to
being fifty years of age than men have,
but fewer afterward. Persons who are
born in spring generally grow more robust
than those who come into the world at
other seasons. Deaths are more frequent
by night than by day.
llOV KS FATAL TO LIFE.
"Have the hours most fatal to life ever
been ascertained?"
"Yes to a certain extent. I have the
ifat hpr nf some ve-v interesting con
clusions 3C2riained in 2,880 instances of
death at all &rib. lhe examples are
taken from all conditions ox life and
during a period of several years. If the
deat hs 01 tne z,au nad occurea mainer
ently at any hour daring the 24 hours,
120 would have occured at eacn nour.
Bu this was by no means the case. There
are two hours in which the proportions
were remaraaDiy dciow wu-wu mini
ma, in fact namely, from midnight to
one o'clock, when the deaths were 83 per
rneTnXy 23,000 Titkete lid 1204 Priiw.
lit .11) If . Ml lUUl O WO U V,1VV. m
uiiwnril hr I'M ii v
R. If. BOARIMAN.
Courior-Jocrnal BuiMiug, LuuiviU, Ky.
ia THt .
ORDINARY DRAWING
OF THE
Royal Havana Lottery
Which takes place at Havana, t uba,
FEBRUARt IO. ltS3,
There are only 23,000 Ticket lamed and 974 Prlaet
Drawn.
THE ORIGINAL
"LITTLE HAVANA"
(GOULD So OO.'S)
la decided by Royal Harana Lottery, number for
iriae for priia, with 230 additional pnae.
E.
TTER.
v. SEU
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles Clocks,
Musical Goods, Etc.
MY BTOCK OF ABOVE IS MANY TIME8 LARGER THAN ANY SIMILAR DIS
play ever on sale in JACKSON; while rich assortments and styles and reason-
able prices you will nna unpreceaeniou. visvuvr null
The above immense iota present an endless field for selection of LLMiA.Nl, KLAL,
and
I.ATI!M CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
DON'T FORGET IT!
This invitation, and cheerful, polite attention is extended to all.
nov.29,'82-8m. By 8EUTTER.
number jr
below. From 3 to 6 o clock A. M
inoluaivw.nrl frnm 3 to 7 P. u. there is
a gradual increase in the former of 231
per cent, above the a verage.m tne iawer oi
Oi per cent.
The:
f i. .1 . Hunt n aim.
Final b. d. g. n, r, d, f, I, z, as
butt, bailiff, dull.
nil AiH AT edial before anoth-
Initial unaccented prefixes and
a - 1 11 l.l rt ; nhhff.
it'll 1 1 1 1 HVILO.UlC.i3i i.vw. -
TV. X . -. . maui'ii rt r71U
PHENOMENA OF DEATH.
Some Strange and Startling Facts Re
garding the Last Hour.
. i t
von ui itnr n in tumui. i iintr.
1 1 I J u ,,.... ., IJrtrt wuji
flmmrp. e back to in rinder,
.. 4h,
THE PAINLESS NATUKK OF DISSOLUTION
AND THE CAUSES OP THE DEATH
RATTLE: AVERAGE AGES OF DYING
AND THE HOOKS PARTICULARLY FA
VORED BY THE GRIM 8PECTRE.
Philadelphia Press.!
ti, nenrn Wv ot the old vcar Will DC
road with mournful interest by those
11 of health and vim over
i HV Vavfu ------ 1,1
the threshold of the new year, tn ine
i i; nf njintVis will be recorded the
KS the hot cH in ckam, 1
r rhnli-r ame anrhohl. school. Stom- or nuiua.., - -
:i TZTZZiTILi 18S2. ooked nopeiuiiy iorwam u
UIVM If) m III f If IIC I It fit I . yilf-livr I -.;. - , I l.,l
. cades ot nappy ne auiv
Phu, onrl ,d final to t when to succumb to the grim spectre ,sc,
- v .i HAAinanr rr tiiirri iiih i i imi-;iiw.
. I I 1iAMII I II V Mllllll II MWXmiw
. . . ; j: i a nnvsician oi ima ""v1
niPBfl T.IIP P nTIOITJ LI1K UirLUUlUK i r " ..i.i 5-1 -A. I . 1. ..
. nhonomfina OI ueaui a bitoioi omu. , v
mchajedchancea. f.,i wvfttion and lenirtliv consu
ltrop g in jcign, joreign, mn- . n,other doctors, he has
tttuuu . J
17 tv i : I. t.,,r, h 'i haf aruuiivu a
' -'iwm " ww.--,, - -j a- . l - mirnrttimr T.np una moineilL
-,. . i i ii ...1.1 fliinnimiLiuiia v ..v... . .
m haugnty, tnougn, inoh mruuy,. hnmoV1itv sooner or later have
Uhange to ; wuere n uas --
r .L -l. i i.li T am (1AT1.
Une oi tne hiuikb ui nmvu
vinced," said the dotorin conversation
yesterday, is tnat ueam is paimc. j
- . . .1 ..f .1 1 ioil 1 1 1 1 mi on
meantnat me munrcui ' . r
I as in enough, laughter, lough,
Drop i in comW.
'nu; jx ill i uivf.
Dron in wife, demesne, island.
Dro a in isle, demesne, rsiana. uica.iiv.. o)
. nroaehes us as uih-ousi-iuuo.j o o.v
i to in rfMtncw words, as in Rr"a V vea the world as painlessly
W til J
n .:. :
a. w rite tor pn in pnwjwjjny,
tilt: nil ui iv " -
as it enters it. Whatever be the causes
nf death, whether by lingering malady
I or sudden violence, umkuiuuuu wu
avnenne or asphvxia. In
I ... ... 1 . -n.n iimr fmm
XI nlf1- (l'l.l Wi l l II .1111111 b tl'.J.I
tim otriitrcrle is lone, tirotracted
Uisease, i" -so- y t jj..
and accompanied py au tu .'"f""
marks of agony wnicn uic uoajmsM
maximum of death is from 5 to 6
o'clock a.m., when it is 40 per cent, above
l. avavaiva. tlw nAVt flllrilltr t.llA hoiir
IliO l VI I 1 w, O
before midnight, when it is twenty-five
per cent, in excess; a tnira nour oi ex
cess is that from 9 to 10 o'clock in the
mnminsT beinir 17 ner cent, above.
From 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. the deaths are
1dm Tuimi-roiw. beino- 16 ner cent, below
the average, the hour before noon being
the most fatal. From 3 o'clock P. M. to
7 tj x. th (li atlw rise 5A ner cent, above
the averacre. and the fall from that hour
to 11 p. m. averages 61 per cent, below
the mean. During the hours from 9 to
11 o'clock in the evening there is a mini
mum nf tU rur rent,, below the averaee.
Thus the least mortality is during mid
day hours, namely from 10 to 3 o clock,
the greatest during early morning nours,
from 3 to 6 o'clock.
CHILDHOOD'S VALLEV.
It was a quiet valley,
Set far from human ills,
A sunny, sloping valley,
Begirt with green, green hills.
The white clouds softly knitted
Uray shadows in tne grans ;
Thf sea-birds potted and Htteil
As they were loth to pass.
A clear stream thrid the bridges,
Blue, lazy smoke uocurled;
Bevond its purple ridges
Lay thejunquiet world.
Under the ivied rafters
Low crooned the sun-drowsed dovef
While youthful, breezy laughter
Moved on the slopes above,
Where mid the flower-pied spaces
We children made bright quest :
Sure as we ran quick races
The far seen flower was best.
Thus while the sun uplifted,
And flashed adown the stream,
The white clouds drifted, drifted,
In deep, untroubled dream.
Far shines that sunny valley,
Set far from human ills ;
Our childhood's simple valley
Begirt with green, green hills.
Nor all the world's mad riot
Which we have known since then
Ilath touched this valley's quiet
Deep ia our heart's own ken.
Good Words.
Schedule:
Capitol Prise (MOO
Capitol Priie 2,800
Capital I'riw 1,000
Tanltal Prita 1.600
. Prftm S'.'iO ftanh BOO
50 " 1.000
10 " "... ,20
20 Priiea,
M2 ITltes
2 A
tbe n lim
ine one
pproximations, lino each, to t
Der preceding: and following
Hrawlni, tha ) MY)
2 Approximations, S50 each (as aboTe)
to the (2,500,
2 Approximations of 125,00 each (as
above) to the $1,000 ....
230 Additional prixen of 95 each to the 230
tickets haying u ending numbers tha
two terminal units of the number
drawing the Capitol Prixe, .
200
100
N
1,150
1,204
CALL AT THE STORES
OF
LEMLY & SON,
And Examine the Largest Stock of Goods Eror Brought to Jackson.
Prizes, American Gold, . 925,420
LIST DE-
THE P.OYAL HAVANA OFFICIAL
CIDES EVERY PRIZE.
Subject to no manipulation, not controlled by the
panic in interest, honestly managed, it ia the
htlnut ainmnuit mill best tliimr in the nature of a
lottery that could be conceived. SSj4i
See that tbe namo Gould, A Co. is on the ticket.
None other are genuine.
ALL PRIZES PAID OS PRESENTATION.
For Information and Tickets, apply to
8HIPSEY COMPANY, G enkrai. Agents,
1212 Broadway, New York City,
I Or 6 E. Randolph Street, Chicago, III., or
French China, Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets.
Glass Ware of Every Description.
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS!
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for all kind CHOICE CROCER1ES.
nov.22,'8U-2m.
July26,82-ly.
JNO.
UN ANDEZ.
Savannah, da.
-TUB-
Chesapeake anil Ohio
A. M. PAXTON & CO..
Founders and Machinists,
Also in Stock and for Sale: "Our Patent Friction Steam Cotton Press."
RAILWAY.
THE NEW-
Southern Trunk Line
FOR
rr
. . . r
, sir." whisnrprl the waiter
e r . . ... , .
- J ... U V. V. I
have?"
beans and peas?"
sir."
your rnflTuo KlarV nt n.irht and
muii v
'iui .ui'i ii.ti no y -
.. i .. e .
"uu eniarcred liver maiae oi ioui
n
tifrSl fl Vtxl t (vimi-nnfno if BIT
r uij f .uii i 1 1 1 .
ior neaven 8 sane ormg uo
BUr miTin tt it fnr it'a ft whole
I'l run i .... i . i. .... , . i r.fiT null,
Btnaine hotel coffee."
.
n r a. . l'.ii l : J. a. av All rvn
' to noat a ballon.
iann mftj:A!flA mA tkat rolilWPB
uimiuuy nuiu ... -
tlfVnMa ...A mt.fTariwta Parker's
utuc.
tr. in i n r
. . :4. th thp plosini? scene of life
coffee 1 Did you ask if I would Inched and pallid features, the
plied a guest at a vievtr j thc upturned eye,
therday. v , lnhorious. ratthnc respi-
anu me '. ., ii it.
.-i.: Tiooth iloes not .strike all the or
lauuu. jv..v.-
eans of the body at the same time; some
mav tiesaiu to '"vr
i u iot tn mve uo the ner-
ii ti (rid ii ii" ill i iuv i a
fornianceof their functions. As death
H;i inrnr iicuiiit- Kiauun.r
more uuu iiiuiv "j-i- ' ,
are loaded with an increased quantity of
the fluid which natunuiy luoricaits u.--mirfaces.
The atmosphere can no longer
come into contact with the minute blood
vessels spread over tne air-v. . uut
Ant permeating this viscid fiuid-hence
the rattle. Nor is the contact sufficient
y perfect to change the black venous
pared fluid consequently issues from the
tungs into .the W
transmitted to every umt. ."-e------
. I m.. i, m v,. it and us en-
eTc appear to be lulled thcrdby to
Hope.
It is somewhat singular that it U the little
State of Rhode Island, least of all the 8tates
in the Union, that should have inscribed
unon her leal tue one wuru, nope, uni
WOUl'l llima IHt IIIU luuuuri. v. .nc uimm
had foreseen that in its chief city, Provi
dence, there wouhl afterwards be discovered
aremedj for the sfflicte d, which has inspired
more hope in the heart of the sick than
one nresen ted to the public. But whether
they dreamed of Hunt's Remedy or not,
that rocilicine is produced in Rhode Islnud.
and embodies in it the cheering word of her
o..i. 11 unn Nnr ilo it hid men hone
onlv to mock their hopes, but with power to
V . i if. .. 1 1 L. . . I. .. .. .1, . ..
Batisiv ana cure, m nu uirj
weakness of the back produced by an iitfec
tion of the kidneys, or other ailment of the
kidneys or urinary organs, Hunt's Remedy
uL i i ,., . iii . . 1 1 will i.i. t .
COnlCS Willi liupir. lij
both Little Rhody and Little Rhod.y's most
celebrated production, Hunt's Remedy.
WASHINGTON,
Baltimore, Philadelphia,
AND
NEW YORK !
The only !,! rnnnlnff ttm
entire truln with IM
iliEKPINU CABS.
L,utTlll to 'u-h I njion.
-AND-
WaithiiiKtoM o iew York.
Without Cliangc! Withont Transfer
PaxHlns- ttarenffh thi PAWOi'S
111. I Ii UIUSN KbUIVil oi
Kentucky.
MT Piuwengers from the South mako eloao Con
nection with the eoliil train of the C. A O. train at
Iwuliville or Lexington, an'l na-w thrmich all thc
beautiful scenery on the C. 1 O. by dayliKht.
Ti. ki ts on sale at Principal Ticket Offices in the
South. JAMES C ERNlr,
II W. FULLER, ien'l West'n Agent
U. P. A., llichniond, Va. Louisville, Ky.
NEW FURNITURE 1
VV. S. Skellinger &Co.,
State St., Jackson Miss.,
HAVE ON HANI) AM) AIU. liW Ulu
DAILY, THE MOST f'OMI'I.ETE PiTIX'K Of
H i
UK r. rfi m 5
"w!m 5 3
-a rvr-.'- was
1
MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS,
;i?;rgenmll tranquil sleep-filled
withdreams which impel the dying to
murmur out the names of friends and
55 oSupaUons and recollections of pas
lSe The rusUc 'babble of green field-,'
Armed to thc Teeth
It is a very common expression, but wc
think that armed to embellish and preserve
them to a ripe old ago is decidedly more
appropriate. This can be done by keeping
yourself supplied with a bottle of that
gplendid dentifrice, Fragrant Sozodont,
.Ji.;.. i, will rwantifv the teeth and preserve
.i fri.n, th rvam of decay. BOZO-
111' Hi ... - , .
DONT contains no acids or gruiy suoatancea
...u:nii Sninro the pnamcl. but is com Dosed
herbs, which have
a beneficial effect on the whole economy of
the mouth, ooia dj arugKisw.
FUKNITUBE !
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET.
Quick MnlM and Waunll l'rotttn
War iKiiiii i
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE
Carver Eclipse Coii.ii Ik, him and Condensers,
AMES, STBDMA1T, WEST POINT A1TD COMMON SENSE
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY ENGINES.
Sir-:. ltecti of the Sostth Corn .tlllli-, llhihe & ItiTsU Mtirnm
I,,n.P-. llnflalo IrtHlle ForKi-m, (Jaidner oyror, Ktc.
GIVE
nov.l6,'8J-U.
U8 A. CALL!
For Sale or Exchange.
A VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED KAKM, U
tainln? seventy acres, well Improved, within
one and a half miles of the State Capitol, Is offered ,
for sale on liberal terms, or will be exchanged for
city property. Apply at Clajmos Off ic.
LATALOGJJ
Bi "
Mr Vmttl and Flower CalUoc
1 HNB will tw Will rRH lo au who mwm
'y.
lakt i('iii neat! lit,
i-tatiithuient wan.
i' no nmr 1 1
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