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The Clarion: Wednesday, January 24, 1883.
The Fraternities.
What Masons Believe.
j If t r XT I
M.
Pant Uranu axamxi 1. jm.. jiunij, in
innUftl report on foreign uorrespon-
. A f it till firarwl T sAim
Untie. preit- "-6
t roeets next montn, opens witn tne
allowing retrospect, which will be read
rfth interest by the Craft. "The char
cter of the Masonic Order depends on
l. moral character of its members," is
,olden text that ought to be enshrined
Very Masonic heart!
It affords your Committee Tery great
jeasure to announce that the cause of
Br ancient and honorable Order is on
(jrd and upward in all the Grand Juria
jctions with which we are in commu
icstion. During the two last Masonic
most an 01 me controversial ana
ietional questions, which in some
Mrree tended to disturb the harmony of
. ci,.j;... 1 n j
01 our in uiuaLr aim vriunu
1 1 1 : l j
, ... - rr y J
riter hereot does not know of any
within his somewhat protracted
..11 oo rpji r wiiht ircniHr linirv it
timent and fraternal anection existed
Mmir Krrnf.liprlUUiH vovwhPfo tit in
Ml 11" VI VW-"-'MVWWT 111 II, bUUU
we are incunea 10 tne opinion
t. uommiwees on orresponaence.
rough their courteous and fraternal re-
..n Iviva riimri mien mi nmuii uharp
these results.
There still remain unsettled eomc
cations of Masonic law and practice
ttitrrhp ( Jrand .1 uristlietims hut. when
consider that each one is sovereign
independent, we should not marvel
differences of opinion, especially when
r do not disturb thageneral harmony,
do not deem it advisable to enum
e these differences in this place, as
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g of the proceedings of the different
id Lodges. There is one subject,
v.:..u . .... : j. "
I 111 I . .Ll 1 III in:-1 1 II I I I V I I I I I . 1 1 I II M
i .. f i. ...... .,,. ... ii.. , i ; ....... i
which we propose to make allusion.
is a delicate one, as our brotherhood
all supposed to be of one mind, and
Masonic pulse beats in unison every-
HV
What is Masonry? Or, is Masonry
15 O
We have a venerable brother, now
his four score years, who says
v is an institution of Divine ori-
Ve belong to that class of Masons
believe that our main foundation
on the teachings of the three Grand
ii.ru u tii i i. nil' i in i iiii ii ri i 11 ill 1 1 1 u u r
l A i l ; .
of Christians alone, it does not lay
in id ill i n. i i i i' 1 1 i i i i i i i i i 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 i .
foundation of it is a belief in God,
every member agrees to obey the
1 . 1 1 li
We believe in God the resur-
on in 1. 1 if. ii v i i lie. lmnmrui irv
i it . tl i 1 i
e soul. We don t ask any candidate
Masonry whether he believes in
Masons believe that Christ has
- il J.I- Htf i. ; A.
come. Home Masons believe m (tod
Christ, and that the Old and New
ru ii,n win. Iiva irt oin nml malm nr
i T X . 1 m 1 1
tiii rL iiim iiii'ii u.i Trim n i wi nirn ivwvfii i
ii iiiw o n I i vest mil k nft nrnuT -
to what is, in this age, termed a
us life. We speak sometimes of
Greek, Hindoo, Jewish, Christian
Mohammedan religions, but we do
speak of Masonic religion. Yet
i are many who belong to the Ma
: Order who believe it is a pretty
religion, and it is perhaps better
they should have, that much respect
litrion than to isnore it altogether.
et us look at the definitions of Relig
bv the Vist lexicoirranhers. nnd let.
rD
, " ' n
take his soul after death to the
where Masons teach in the burial
e and in the Lodge of Sorrow, he is
tea to go.
cannot enlarge on this subject
We submit these thoughts briefly
iw the spirit of toleration which ani-
to vr, i rt
It has so manv of the elements
i(nAT11C' u nrnpnaa 1. 11 1 1 . .mmiiiiiiwl. If.
r i ...vimn. l.k.i . I'll, i.iir.u" . V
an classes of men who believe in
and the moral responsibilites rest-
on them to keep His Law. One of
American Grand Lodges recently rc-
tne initiation of a respectable gen
H who declined to recognize God.
I iii I , : 1 1 i 11;
1 1. lu a DUUIIUV Wl&WftVAAAUK
character of the Masonic Order
M (iTl thn m urn 1 Ii m ruotnr fit 1 f u
U r ... ..1
i " i . ii loan wnt w rri ii i(i i
t . ' . .
i v i i c i ,i lint lunv nil mb
name of God in vain. It is bias-
-i i luiatcn vi iuv hi. i iv .-7 ,
receives after he enters our sacred
. The outside world decides he is
much of a genuine Mason. Gam-
swearing, drunkenness, and all
VicPS arc' wnll Vnnwn tn Ko fr1wl-
Kv 1.1. - . v . If . 1 1 1 1
, irjHTiuuifs. iuhii y irouu-uenri-ru.
( UUIIC-UIIIIUCU UlVil Hl'llllt;' III
o uumiuAnin
'uetner Masonrv is relisnon that will
" thO VI II tl ill" nil i t liin..ii nil ,1.1, r-
. VI J 11' 'Li IV "VUIII . ,
HI ll Vn 11 i f n I1111 timFAauinn nml if
--.v. U UMIIIIIDIVUJ MUU
ould find bv a virtuous life, that
alvation of that immmortal part
"D which Mnmiiw tm-li- rfinuirps
taill'l' Inivoril nvrl .mil f.iilli in
w "v vvriSU UUVI U .1 VA ....... i
Mrd .Tnmiii fUriat " l... it, .1 1 r 1
.1 . ua ' 111 ni, 10 uiivnuj
atennintr-stonG nnd has not far
ive told what Masonrv exacts ot
RlCmlwr anA iUn nm fiinrlamntl.
PHnciples whir.h wn nrnff
e"'lU ill Til'., in noiMiuiin r' (,. moVa a
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n. We do not indu ce in
remarks to provoke controversy
ny quarter. Our Ancient Ijind-
.'111 ('.....: 1 ... : 1 I..
. vuiuiilulium t'l 1 MHIV ui
r w iaawmn, ana an our lawn,
ad regulations are based upon
l, .) . 1 . . I
incy are based upon the inornl
oe liolv horinturcH are found in
of Masons, and overv mem-
rn.i... . 1 . ' .
T r. lQat no ldge or body of men
--uiuni virtues rann, nop'
Uanty, Brotherly Love, Relief and
- Mason up to a hnrh sxadc and
Plattorm hffri a nrotane
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THE CIRCLE.
A Mafoni 8ong computed by a member of
Tnaity Lodge, No 10, New York.
tirtfi 'liiiiup
We meet ai a circle, our title' the fame,
May the circle of honor be ever our fame,
My fnendfhip and truth be the bans of all,
And mirth and good humor be found in oar
Hall.
And oh, may we ne'er from this maxim de
, Prt
The circle of honor engraved on etch heart
CBOaCi
United with virtue, infaiee tht delight,
E i pre fled by our worfhipful inafter this
night.
The fun is a circle of splendor moft bright
The moon is a circle which governs the
nKht,
The Stars they are circles, the world too be
fides. Is a well balanced circle on which we all
ride;
Then from this firm maxim let's never de
L Prt,
The circle of honor engrav'd on each heart.
United with virtue, c.
May each to his friend be both conftant and
true,
And anger or malice be far from his view :
May avery good Mason live long lo ac
quire Renown for his deeds, and to wiidoin as
pire. And ftill may we ne'er from this maxim de
rm. prt'
The circle of honor engrav'd on each heart.
United with virtue, &c.
Note Col. J. F. H. Claiborne sends to
the editor of this department the following,
which he clipped from the Mississippi Mes
senger published at Natchez, in 1308, by
John Shaw and Timothy Terrell.
You can avoid permature grayneas by
using Parker's Hair lialsam, distinguished
for its cleanliness.
FASHION POINTS.
Elaborate lace ribbons fichus are much
worn.
Black velveteen is the favorite walking
suit.
Byron collars of fur have taken the
place of boas.
Birds of various kinds are used to
ornament muffs.
Bonnets with cloth
brims are much worn.
crowns and felt
A Jersey waist is a valuable item in
a lady,s wardrobe effects.
Camels' hair bonnets in braided bands
are late Parisian novelties.
Small heads of grav foxes trim bon
nets or turbans of seal effectively
Walking suits velveteen are rivaling
plush costumes in popular favor.
it takes an artist to place a bird or
bird's crest effectively on a lady's hat or
bonnet.
Jet goes very well with black Chan
tilly lace, and makes very beautiful gar
nitures.
rne newesi nnen collars ure standing
clerical bands with a finely embroidered
edge.
Skirts, when made of velvet, or cloth
plush or velveteen, need not be trimmed
at the bottom.
The thick silk Spanish laces with cords
edging the figures, are used for trimming
black silks.
The furs most in use for bonnets brims
and trimmings are Russian sable, seal,
sea otter and Persian lamb.
Kid bonnets, kid gimps, galloons and
laces, all in the natural leather colors,
are the fancy of the season.
Terra cotta is the favorite color for gen
tlemen's handkerchiefs worn iu the out
side pockets of their overcoats.
Gold, silver, and chenille cords are
braided iu with the camels' hair bands
of the new bonnets from Paris.
White hands, ungloved, covered with
jewels, are now seen as frequently at
opetip and balls as gloved hands.
Brack silks for house dresses arc bright
ened by red satin or velvet of more bril
liant shades than those used for entire
dresses.
The newest bonnets are wry small,
but have a pointed brim extending over
the forehead, and long ears with square
corners.
Fanciful muffs of strawberry red vel
vet or of olive green velvet are made to
carry with the new small mantles of the
same material.
Double ruffs or ruches arc the most i iop-
ular neckwear for full and demi-toilet for
indoors, but they are not manageable
for outdoor costumes.
The newest wraps are padded on the
shoulders, or rather on the upper part of
the sleeve. This is done to give the
wearer an appearance of greater height.
Tan is the favorite color for evening
5 loves when the rule of matching the
ress and gloves is disregarded. Tan
harmonizes with white, black, and all
colors.
Braided bonnets are made of stripi of
velvet, strips of plush, of chenille, and of
camels' hair to match the colors of the
cloths now so fashionable for walking
suits.
A pretty evening bonnet for a lady no
longer is a Fanchion or bebe.or red plush
or red velvet with a pompon or ostrich
panache of the same color, and a scarf of
black Spanish lace for strings.
Black velvet bonnets are made dressy
with buckles of Rhine crystals, or jet
lace turned back from the brim. Strings
of white or colored Ottoman ribbon, and
ostrich tips in pale blue and soft dull
pink shades.
White veiling or white cashmere,
cream colored or tinted, trimmed pro-
ftianlv with Valenciennes laces and satin
ribbon, white, cream, or tinted makes
the loveliest and most becoming of all
tea gowns or house wrappers.
Uivc used Parker's Ginirer Tonic too
fnicccssfully for coughs and bowel com
plaints to dread them. Ed.
fa
f h i "il Tlin' T rj1jaBxLjajBfFa
Have never handled anything which
gave better satisfaction for Blood or
Skin Diseases than 8.K8.
CLARK & SCLATER, Danville, Va.
Have heard the highest expressions
of appreciation from parties who have
taken S. 8. 8. for Skin and Blood Dis
eases. Wn, LTTTERER & CO.,
Nashville, Tenu.
Has given better satisfaction than any
remedy for Blood Diseases we have ever
handled.
SCHILLER & STEVENS,
Washington, 1. C.
Fair-minded physicians now recom
mend it as a positive specific.
a MANSFIELD CO.,
Memphis, Tenn.
S. 8. 8. has given better satisfaction
than anv medicine I ever sold.
J. A. FLEXNER, Louisville, Kv.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest
terms of B. 8. 8.
l. ME8STTER, Denver, Col.
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421 Main Street. LOUISVILLE, KY.
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l.r. Address
TKOS.BRAOFOROal'O.
lit, 170, il W, Srrnnd HI..
(,'IM'1..ATI,0.
U. D. UUSTA XANTE
Agent for Mississippi.
Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees!
(Yd
i.VR STOCK FOR
Till: ENSUINCJ SEASON
i wry Dm; and Im hides a Full
Rlne of the
CltOKHMit Varieties of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees!
vines, Plant, Ruses, Etc.
A large Stock of the new
Chisscwe II) brlil Psars,
LeCente and KleliVr.
T" Special Freight Kate to Jackson, CSc. per 100
pounds.
New Descriptive Catalogue mallei free. Address.
UAINKS, C1I.KS .V CO.,
Pkaoi wood n r taaaiw.
State lAue, Wayne Co., Miss.
nov:l.V-3ra.
SFOR 1883.:
will oe mauea ri;k to an applicants, and to cm
tomers of last Tear without oi-fierinirli. Iteontnin
about lT6pses. liOO illustrations, prices, accuraM
di'scriptious a..d valuable directions for plaiitin
1BM varieties of Vetretable and Flower Seeds,
Plants, Krirt Trees, etc. Invaluable toalL espec
ially to Market Oardcners. Send for n I
D. M. FERRY & CO. Detroit Mich.
iec.20,'S'2-;St.
SEEDS south!
improved KOTTO
VKUKTAHLKM.
Hare titulars-
vtlanix-rs.iiei'it
rowers and w i'il
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tyring ailnlaaue of Field, Garden, Flowei
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sndPlsnts. KKKK. N0;S 7hna"ue
.rise eaaasa on Soufcharn i,rrfi "c
ower ana Tn
risrsMivi oidlc vu,,seedfmon.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE,
131Carondclct8t., New Orleans, La.
FULL BU3INKAS COUIWE t!0. T11KEE MONTHS
COURSE S50.
Write for Circular.
sept.6,'s2-6ra.
Union School Agency
W. H. Clark, Manager. - H. Mayers, Bcc'y.
IsRADCsX, ni.
rflHE UNIOK SflfOOL AGENCY' WOKK T(l
I promote the Educational Interest of Mississippi
nnd other States, bjr
I, Procuring Competent Teachers for Schools, Fam
ilies, etc.
I. Securing suitable and lucrative positions for
Teachers.
There Is no reason why sny School should be wlth
ont s eamptimt Teacher, or Teacher be without a
sclmol, if iter will avail themselves of the oppor
tunities furnished by this Agency, which has the
best facilities for ascertaining sll vacancies .being in
constant nirresondeni'e wltE Schools and Teachers.
F'or Circulars, sddress I'skir Sthooi. AoKRCT, Y.
U. Box 148, .'ll M m is , MlHSIMHIl'l'I.
nov. lm-om.
Dr. eo. K. Harrington.
Dr. Jno. F. Hunter.
Drs. Harrinjflon & Hunter,
OFFER THEIR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
tottets.opleof JACKSON and vicinity. Ornia
at tsm Iiaim Storr, oh Utatk Struet, orru
sitc Oapitoi. y 11.
At night Da. II sum v. tlx can be found at his
nsddence on State Street, and Da. Ilnnn at
linoat 10. Kelts Building.
apr.U,'S2-Iy.
Dl
mm
nnioa ana riant
WANTED.
I WILL PAY I ASH v SMALL IMPROVKP
Kriu, or a umli bod; of (iiud Inn. whleh can
be Wfll reul.tl this v.ar Tti? IkiiJ ii tot ! nrar
the C, M. U and N. t. R. U sail tke TietallT of
Jeokwn, Mis.. pivieirad. AdJm 8., thu ottioe.
Jai.lO,'SS-tf.
MEKl'H AM'V DEEDS OF TRUST.
Real Estate Tax Lists for 188S.
Personal Tax Lists far 18$.
J notices and Miscellaneoit Rlaaks
full assortment always on hand. Address
CLARION Or-PK'E, JacasoM. Mm
PLAIN
TRUTHS
The blood is the foundation of
life, it circulate through every part
of the body, and nnless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the only sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree thst nothing but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition ; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Brown's Iron Bitters will thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part of the system, and it will
not blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi
tively not injurious.
Saved his Child.
17 N. Eutaw St, Baltimore, Md.
Fab. is, 1U0.
Gents: Upon the recommenda
tion of a friend 1 tried Brown's
IsoN Bittbks as a tonic and re
storative for my daughter, whom
1 was thoroughly convinced was
watting away with Consumption.
Having lout three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care of
eminent physicians, I was loth to
believe that anything; could arrest
the progress of the disease, but, to
my great surprise, before my daugh
ter had taken one bottle of Bkown's
Iron Bursas, she began to mend
and now is quite restored to former
health. A fifth, daughter began to
ahow tigas of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonics were re
quired j" end whea Informed that
the elder sister was taking lisown's
iron Bitters, responded "that is
a good tonic, take it."
AUORAM pHXLrS.
Brown's Iron Bitters effectual
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
GEORGE A. CLARK,
SOLE AGENT.
The EF.8T ud MOST vovzz.'.rz
Bcwtna; Thread of Hodcru Time u.
BE WAKE OF IMITATIONS.
FOK SALE BY
W. A. WHITING,
JACKSON, HISS.
Dins
Is eoTjrpossil ot Herbal and Mucilaginous prod
u 'ts.wuich permeate the substance or the
l.uugi, expectorate Uie acrid matter
1 hat collects ui the Uitinchiol Tubes, nnd forms a
nootblug eoallnsr, which relieves tale Ir
ritation that c-tu. os the congh. It cleanse 1
(Uclnagiof all Impurities, etrensrlhe:-. 1
them when enfeebled by disease, luvr- -nt
as the ciroulation of the blood, and braces ti c
n-rrous system. II(rht colds often md l-.i
ronsuasjttlon. It is dsngtreni to n'filwi
them. Apply the remedy promptly. A.
iost of twenty years warrants the asertion thu.
no remedy" has ewer bee n f n n d that Inn
prompt i..tscirecUasTUTT'S HPICTOHAIIT.
A single doso raises the pbjesrm, subdue
i ' flumuiatlrm.aod its use speed v cures thenio-t
ebstinate enugh. A pleasant cordial, chil
dren take It readily. For t'rotap It la
Invaluable nod s'lonld he in every family.
In aSc. and tl Bo files.
TUTT
PILLS
ACT DIRSCTLY oH thI LIVsl..
tarn bills and Fiver, Dyspepsia,
stick Headache, Uilions folic, Constipa
tion, Rheumatism, Plies, lalpltatlouor
the Heart, lHsalness, Torpid Liver, and
Tctnale Irree-n laurlUe s. If yoo do not "feel
very veil," a single pill stimnlatee Uiestoiaacb,
restores the sppetite, m per ts vigor to the system.
A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:
Da. Tctt: vtar Sin For ln ysars I havo
been a martyr ts Dyspepsia, tunsttpatioa and
files. Lastspring your pills were recommer.deil
tome; I osedthsin (but with little faith). lata
now a veil man, have good sppetite, durestica
psrfsct, regular stools, rules gone, and I have
gained forty pounds solid flesh. Taey are Wot ta
tl.i.r weight In rold.
REV. It. L bri4TflON,l.nlewnie, Ky.
Olllcfj f Murray t.t If ew York.
RiTTWtT'H i&AMVAIi of I sernlN
Bscs I pta 1 m EE on spvueaUou. )
J. W. BEATY.
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THE QUEEN INSURANCE CO
OF ENGLAND.,
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE CO.
Oeorgla Home Insurance Company,
Ann I'11'.R 41. AGRTT FOR THE
New Orleans Insurance Association.
MIVKBS COl'JITBt AND CITY PROPKitlf AT AM Rl'.tM.
ossnblf Hate ns isssr nih-r ResifHSsjsillt'e 4'osaapnsalea.
aiisr houses insured.
OaVriCK ON llTATK OVER CAPITAL ITATH RS.KK,
J i0-V MlsslllNMIPPI.
may24,'82-
FOU SALE.
Mississippi Lands for Sale
COUNTIRS. A. Ii'-.
ltankin t40
Neshoba 80
Winston 1110
Attala Mio
T. R.
10 iia
14 KU
13 7
East
Carroll 00 17 IS )
IttASa 1 2'.
Uflore 4W 17,1920 12
Orenada IsWI 2taQ( 'J3,4
Tnllnbutchie.. ''' Mtfl 28
Total acres.. &S1
M. A. Mptls, l'q., ol liissilli, is Agent (or
yiiisliiti I'vunty IjiiiiU. U Aiidt'rsim, bq., of
is Asi'iit tor Atlala (ountr Ijinns.
Tlirsi' Iuiiiis an all li-a v ily tlmhrrnU, and srv gxi
ititton smt nrn imHlncliiK lands.. Nrsliotta und
Winston have some pine ss aril ss utter timber
nKin ini'in. toai issam to iibyp noun mt-ntiy ills
voveiml in Winston omul. .
For tcrius aiilr to
retHS P. ll.MI.KY.
.mi '.'-' 1. 111 JaCKsoN, Miss.
FOR SALE !
N KXrKU.KNTI-'AitM-hisaml linlf mllrs of
J Madison Station, Mississippi. Contains some
l.li-ven Hundred Aeres. 7isl elenred. 40(1 'i'iniliiivil.
rid-lit iu the liest Strawlicrrjr, Fruit and VivetaWr
district, 011 t hintRo, W. liouls sad Nr Orleans
lUilmiul. I BUN' made A II.NI. MTtH K FA KM :
in.. . ri rks MM thrbttO ll ; ftneeime for wllitirlii(!
sUitik; s two-vtorv (1 .iiiii- house, h rooms; sll neem
snr.v out litms'S lor 10 or W Ulsirers; live line cis
terns. The farm Is stiserntllile of bciiur divided Into
two fsrms. Wo seres each. For pnrtletilnrs, aiitily to
I V M. ., . t- ii 1 1 11-11 !....
... . . WVUIfllWBI J , V I ., ..UI KRUI1 , ... IIll, I 1 I
Oarthagf, 1eakc i-ounlv ; I jumett L. r'nvaKC, or 1..
F. Montiroinery, He, Miutlsoii Station, Miss.
nov.lX'i-lim.
SMALL FARM POU SALE-
SUI TH 0V VKKNON, MADISON County, wltli
in one utile of the Jaeasnn nnd Yasoo City lUil
niad. Contains l!4tl seres of luuil, lltli rlcunil, and
HO iu tlmln'1, Dnelliiiif botisa, three ealilns and two
cisterns. Title perfect. Term SIMM) (Fifteen linn
ilied I'. ill. 11 . 1 For Inliuniatloti n.nii, ...
MK8. EMMA HAMl'l l..
dee. l,'W-4w. .larkson, Miss.
CITY I'KOPKBTY F0K SU.E.
rpllK UNDERBTONRn OFF HUH FOK 8AI.1C HIS
X Hoose sod Imt, North .Iscksoti, I'linslstlnKof tivr
aerosol ground, with stiimtnntiul ImildliiKs, cisterns
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JulylStlii-
A DOCTOR'S TROVRt.lt,
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B m p Ujf PJ ys"Tfy af
" Ton did wrona In waarln. thst thin
drrss, I Ins cold damp night. "
DentMer-" I did, snd am new raving the
penalty. Msrah (liiss sulTWrd in I ha sun way;
plesse gel that which rrtiaved her."
AforAor" Nunssnse i I'll do ns such thing-,
but ii send fur our Doctor."
JsuBIr " Our Doctor hseps one In bed a
Inug tuns and pours down a vsst qusntny of medi
cine, besides making daily changes."
Mashes " Doctor, Is she deagsreus sad what
Is hct sUliotiont "
' - - ""-'-"', .... '- w..rai; ii,,
Ths vsatrlevlar aad auricular forces sr. am in oqut
libri urn, thsre Is an Incrraaed eentrlpetal action
about ths cerebrum and medulla oblongata, the
portal circulation vascillslss, suspended Nature
nun hesitating, and I"
Mat ker " Htnp, for heaven's safes stop and go
lo work at once."
ifor " 1 will do sll I can."
JSTcsf Aer, after two weeks hsve expired
"Dsughisr, our Doctor shall b discarded at oeee.
Two weeks and no relief, t will procure that which
you desired at first."
DaMsfefsv, lu slow tone 'I am glad , snd think
n lbs only thing thst will restore me to hsslta."
r...A. - v.. 1 -k. 1. Jt '- nt
Jfofker "Usl oat of my house, yen old hum
bug I '
Mahi " Wo... mothor. oon mi how ron.
iniT 1 nrvve improTt?tj Binco aiocnRsTgio( our jioriot'
Rod I cofDmonced the uo of that which I so tui.ch
iitci1. The effoct hM boon moot wont1rfuL Th
ono roliOTtrl my heRd, curnd tbo ooitfttipRtlon. wlulo
Iho otbor impRttod tticngth. cra? to lbs bolp uf
Hriuio Rud tuiv'lu mo fel now."
THE COMFmil.
Mother' Vory tro, Rnd I bol.AVt Ihey
AVfd your lift. I now coofeM thRl Dr. Irrnm'ioolr'i
Kntf Uitti i . in tic ftutcr filbo tncki wondorful f-mlo
tuediiino Rnd iron tonic X oror know, ami ihoA
BrIU'7'r HRhno A I'trifnt tn r plrHRht Rnd --"vprvtsn
retnorly for hoadacltt, consiltpnlion, acid itomteD,
bilEouRUOn", 1 ctr." Futility lOdicm) Adviovr
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Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AN0 COLOR.
It is a moRt airrcefthlc drpssinp, which
Is at oncit li.irinlcgs and ffeatUaJ, for pre
mlng the hair. It restoret, with the
Rloss and fi-csknessof yotilti, faded or gray,
light, and ml hair, to a rich brown, or deep
black, as may be desired. Dy its use thin
hair ia thickened, and baldocss often
though not always cured. It checks falling
of the hair immediately, and causes a new
growth in all cases where the glands are
not decayed;' while to brashy, weak, or
otherwise diseased hair, it imparts vitality
and strength, and renders it pliable.
The Viook cleanses the scalp, cures and
prevents the formation of dandrufT: and,
by its cooling, stimulating, and southing
properties, it heals most If not all of the
humors and diseases peculiar to the scalp,
keeping it cool, clean, and soft, under
which conditions diseases of the scalp and
hair arc impossible.
As a Dressing fot Ladies' Hair
The Viaon is incomparable. It is color
less, contains neither oil nor dye, and will
not soil white cambric. It imparts an
agreeable and lasting perfume, ami as an
article fur the toilet It is economical and
unsurpassed iu its excellence.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer tt Co.,
Prtsctlral and Analytical Chemist.
Lowell, Mass.
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