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Clarion.
T, OCTOBER 8, 1888.
House. Farm andGarden
Jate Experiment in Washing
ton County.
Jaczsox, Mm, Sept. 28tb, 1883.
Editors Claxios: I received from
the Hon. W. W. Stone, of Washington
county, Miaunippi, the following arti
cle on the "Jnte qaeetion." Will jon
kindly publish it in the next isne of
The Clabiox, as it will be of great in
terest to many planters in the bottom as
well as other portions of our State.
I would advise all, who received from
this office Jute seed to plant last spring,"
to save every seed they can as there will
be a great demand for them next spring,
by many who will go into the culture of
Jute on a large scale.
Yours very respectfully,
E. G. Wall, Commissioner.
STOSEViLLr, Miss., Sept. 23, 1883.
Maj. E. 0. Wall, Jackson, Miss. :
Dear Sir: As a result of the deliber
ations of the Jute Convention held at
Jackson last January, a determination
was had to form a company for the
purpose of testing the Jute question,
and more particularly with reference to
the adaptability and capacity of Mr. T.
Albee bmitb s late invention as an econ
mizer in handling and preparing for
market liome grown Jute. The adapta
bility of our foil and climate bavin?
long since been imtWsd beyond doubt.
Carrying out that idea the Delta Jute
and Fiber company vas found and
regularly incorporated. This company
becan:c the i.roprietors of tbe Suiitb
Machine in the United States. Desir
ing to make a thorough test, a quantity
.t Jute -ltd was ordered from India
and in due e.is n quite an extensive
piantir.'' made of seed broadcast, for
working
markc!,
tbreOfb the
bo a fair
machine and or
I,rtion '.i land
planted i:i driil- and cultivated for
ced.
ol the ircnlit.htn naa-n in
r.c
una enterprise nad anv experience in
growing J Mb, hence could only be guided
(..!: ..ny experience in
l.v tne advice and experience of others.
H'hieb was judged to le a jut guide
and yielded to. without question. Our
experience however this season has
tuaght us that unless in exceptional caess
broadcast seeding is unreliable and
hazardous, as onr experiment has fallen
far short "f Oltr expectations, in fact has
failed. Whilst that "ceded in drills has
done remarkably well attaining a height
(e, i i ft t aiiiiongii i: oniv reeeiv. .1 cul-
i . i . i . i i . - .
tivation tocher the erewih ol grass
and weeds until tlieJute . ,,uM aciuire
the height of one or two
feet
when it I
could take care of itself.
In the meantime we have had a ma
chine constructed under Mr. Smith'
supervision, ana have now had it on my
place in successful operation for about
two weeks. Many practical planter
have witnessed its working, aH exjwessed
themselves as entirely satisfied with its
ability to do all claimed for it. viz : The j
separation of piths from fibre of green
stalks just from the field, and preparinc
. I. i' 1 r LI . ... 1 .
iue uore lor worxing. witnout tne enor
mous labor of placing whole stalks in
the water to le afterwards removed by
hand and stripped of the fibre. (The
Indian method) which renders it with
us too laborious and expensive to be
thought of as a crop.
We have now a large quantity about
ready for shipment, which we shall send
at once to one of the Happing Mills in
St, Louis, at their own request to be
made into bagging for exhibition at the
approaching Fair.
u is our design, niter our operations
for the season are through w ith, to-plaee
our experience and the results obtained
with all facts entirely unvarnished, be
fore the people -of the Siuth, particu
larly our own people of Mississippi to
the end that they may judge for them
selves as to the merits of Jute as a crop
for profit. VY shall do all in our pOWer
to advance this industry and afford even
facility to those who may wish to em
bark in it to cover so limited an extent.
I will send you specimen of Jute pre
pared from green stalks by the machine.
Verv truly,
W. W, Sn.M:.
N. II. Would be more than glad to
have you and all others interested to
visit us and see the machine in opera
tion any time during the next two or
three weeks.
Saving Pea Vines.
Letter to the BtarksyiU
si I
Livs Stock Jou ill-
(A
res. Mi
t.
l.
In your paper of 6th that , I saw the
in of .fared Watts, of Newton, Miss,
r over twenty years this has been mv
plan. In these years I have had but
one failure: then the vines had not
I doomed.
BttOd JTOnt platform, as for any stack,
of rails or poles. Set two (Kists say 18
feet long with holes M inches apart, to
top of posts. When the dew is oft start
your mower, then the horse rake; rake
into windrows, then haul thcni to stack,
put ou IS indies deep, htyAti two rails
one on each side of posts, and continue
to top of posts, builningup in the shape
of it a; e.ip with hay or straw. If
( Writer! bnild at CHil. tuf U many stacks
as there is vines, always set so that the
wind will force the air through the air
holes along the rails. As the vines
shrink, the air holes are enlarged; I put
on from 5 to 8 tons of green vines per
stack. Unless it is a wet season thev
will injure but little if properly built
and capped. Try it and seo how yon
like it. Yours truly,
1. -V. Nichols.
Which ofrthe Three?
The Natchez Democrat thus illustrates
the intimate connection between land
labor and capitol and their mutual de
pendence upon one another:
The Arabs have a story of a man who
desired to test which of his three sons
loved him most. He sent them out to
see which of the three would bring him
the most valuable present. The three
sons met in a distant city and compared
the gifts they had found. The first had
carpei on wuicn tie could transport
himself whithersoever he would. The
second had a medicine whieh would cure
any disease, the third had a glass in
which to see what was going on at home;
he saw his father ill in bed. The first
transported all three to their home on
his carpet. The second administered
the medicine and saved his father's life.
The perplexity of the father when he had
to decide which son's gift had been of the
most value to him illustrates vrrviairly
the difficulty of fcivine Whether land
labor or capitol is the most essential I
to production. No production is pos-
"iuui uie co-operation ot all
inree.
Cotton as a Hoofing Material
Cotton has recently been adapted to
c most usciui purpose. Msita
iactared into duck it has "been suecess
fully introduced as a roofing material
Aside from its cheapness, it possesses the
u.uigvoa iipiuiiess at compared with
shinties or slate, offevttiallv evr.ln.l oil
water, and is said to be a non-conductor
oi neat, so mat the rooms next to tbe
root are not umiuir nested br the sun's
rays. The method of laviiifj is to plane
The
vue iKMitii v an even imccne.-is auii
nail them down securely. Tlie duck is
laid dry, and is drawn ' over tbe roof-
not iennwie. she edges are lapped
one inch and nailed with 16 ounce tin
carpet tacks. These tacks are driven
one inch apart. Then two eoats of paint
ctimposeu 01 on ana lead, are applied.
When it is desired to protect the roof
agaauM lire, ure-Lirooi paint may ie used
in addition Should cotton come into gen-
ri uc ruoiinp maceriai, tnerc would
a great demand for the staple Viewed
in this light, the new adaptation is a
of
C 11
subject of importance
to th
cotton
growers. Kschange.
no
lasu
A Good Paste.
thr
To make a rood uaste that will L-
fear,
Tako of wheat flower, one nun v rwiwrl.
a
K -J -1 V a a a . r ,
etru aiuui. one-nsu uracnm ; water snf- i ""'""; u i sre ooui pasnatr
licient , tor eijrh ounces: oil of cloves
ment
or wintergrecn, three or four drops.
Rub the flower and the slum with water
to the consistency of milk: place this
over a moderate fire and stir constant lv
until the paste drops from the paddle
i.t jally-lika flake, ami Itas tbe appear
siaca of starch. While the iuas i- still
t.ut, add essential oil, and four the paste
you
Is k scarcely possible for the brain
worker, the delicate and nervous to steep
too much. . Indeed I do not know what
special barm could result to these classes
though the heavy, dull and naturally
stupid might become more indolent and
inactive in consequence of unnecessary
amount of sleep. The former classes
"work on nerve, or are constantly un
der the influence of excitement, axe nu
ninz the human machine on the "high
pressure" principle always at a great
disadvantage. But the "wear and tear
of life, from whatever causes find an
alleviaton in good and refreshing sleep.
Indeed, it is the mission of sleep to soothe
the excited nerves, to aid in restoring- the
jaded body and to resuscitate in general.
It is during natural sleep that nature
performs her most beneficent work in
the removal of disease, while it is as true
that the grand work of consolidation
then proceeds un trammeled, solidification
of the blood made from our food and
intended for general repairs of the body
into the tissues.
It is utterly impossible to determine
the precise time to be spent in sleep, the,
temperament, sex, employment, manner
or life and habits of diet being so var
ious. It is said that John Wesley was
able to perform an immense amount of
mental labor, living abstemiously, and
yet slept about four or five hours daily,
but it is probable that very few would
survive ten years of such labor with that
amount of sleep, if the usual style of liv
ing should be adopted.
Among the animals it is known that
a wide difference in the sleeping habits
exist. The herbivorous, sleeping at night
and living ou a bland food, sleep less
than the carnivorous. Though the hcr
bivora arc more hardy, are longer-lived,
stronger or more enduring, they demand
le leep, are less exhausted by active
effort, demanding le recuperation than
the carnivora.
It follows that those who stimulate,
either by food, by the exciting articles
of the castor or by ardent spirits, im
plying a corresponding waste ef vital
enersrv. emand much ? p.rn. as a means
lemand much
0f restoring the poise of the system or of
retriilatinir its actions. The frail female
if nervmu those subject to unusual care
andanxietv, txeiteinentaiiiiovance etc.,
i M, wnerallv Mirnlfx. l.v fenreion
: !!. -.tl ! Kr;n.rVr. ,i.,v.
men lawyers and tlie like, demand and
unusual amount of rest and sleep un
der favorable circumstances. One im
portant condition is that it be secured at
nicht. and, as far as practicable, in the
early part of the night, when the birds
secure theirs, though it may not ba
strictly true that "one hour before mid
night is worth two after." Anotheris
that the sleep -hall be undisturbed, im
plying quiet, darkness, and an empty
f -
............i. ,.r .w,P;ni;ni
fy,, the funn ions of external relation."
, i s . . f m.,,i.iiuj. ...
wh'le, the stomach iucluded, and of the
body, a dreamless sleep. The half sleep
r oozing in tne morning or mat aistur-
bed by harrissing dreams, cither from
gluttony or undue excitement, not only
can not refresh one really, but must
prove more or less depressing. To secure
real sleep it is well to take a very light
an 1 plain supper such as will digest be
fore the boar of retiring, Dr. Hall says
thii. a single slice of bread and butter
ttd a cup of weak black tea are enough
I for an ordinary person : I should recom
mend instead of even weak tea none:
a cup of cocoa, or still better the cocoa
shells, a good nervine, arc preferable
It the tea aids one in keeping awake
while watching, it is evident that it does
so by irritation and that if we would se
cure the best sleep it mav safely be omit
ted at least at night. And, instead of
the bread, a light oat-meal mush, or that
made of '"granulated coarse wheat," re
sembling tlie "crushed wheat," would be
an improvement while all pastrv. dim
cult of digestion, should be discarded by
luoseat least, needing much sleep. Dr
Hannaford, in Golden Utile.
Printing in China. The Invention
of the Art a Thousand Years
Ago.
Nature.
In an article on priutitiir, in Ohiua, the
.North ( lima Herald that 8s. vs the first
great promoter of the art of printing
uas reng 1 mg, who A. ii. advise
the emperor to have Confucian classics
printed with wooden blocks engraved
for the purpose. The firsf books were
printed 111 a regular manner, and in
pursuance of a decree in 95a- The mariner-
compass and rockets were invented
about the same time, showing that at
this period men's minds were stirred to
ward invention. Twenty years after
the edict, the books of the classics were
prenoonced ready, and were placed on
sale. I.aige-sied editions, which were
the only ones printed at first, were soon
succeeded by pocket editions. The
oik- printed under the Lung Emperor
at iiangcnow were celebrated for their
beauty; those of western China came
next, and those of Pokhein last. Movable
types of copper and lead were tried
about the same time, but it was thought
mistakes were uioreuumerous with them
and therefore the fixed blocks were pre
pared. Paper made from cotton was
tried, Imt it was found so expensive
thai tin- bamboo-paper held its ground.
In the Sung dynasty, the method was
aNo tried of engraving on soft clay, and
afterward hardening by baking." The
seperate characters were not thicker
than ordinary copper coins. Each of
them in fact was a seal. An iron plate
was prepared with a facing of turpentine,
wax, the ashes of burnt paper. Over
this was placed an iron frame, in which
the clay types were set in until full!
The whole was then sufficiently heated to
lueltthe wax fac ing, an iron plate was the
placed above the types, making it per
fectly level, the wax being just soft en
j oBgh to allow it to sink into it to the
proper depth. This being done, it
I would be possible to print severel hun
dred or thousand copies with great ra
' pidity. Two forms prepared in this way
were ready for the pressman's use, so
t hat when he had done with one he would
proceed wih another without delay.
Here is undoubtedly the principle of the
printing-press of Europe, although wes
tern printers can dispense with a soft
wax . oed tor types, and can obtain a
level surface without this device. Per
at.- J . r ,
Mf tiro necu 01 capital to Jay in a
stocic ot types, the want of good type
meterial easily cut and sufficiently
hard, and the superior beauty of the
vuinese characters hen carved in wood
have prevented the wide employment of
iue movaoie types winch are so con
ysnient tor all alphabetic writing. The
inventor ot this mode of printing iu
movable types, five centuries before thev
were invented in Europe, was named
1 1 .-neng.
X Suicide's Letter.
To whom it may concern :A I have
told my friends verv often, mv lif ha
been nothing but one continued sorrow
since the death of my beloved husband,
and so Hiave made up my mind not to
live here any longer aud suffer, but die,
so that if there is a life after this I may
jto to my husband, and if there is not,
that my body maybe laid by the side of
his body to decay and know no more.
I hope for life after this where I can meet
him and be happy with him. I have told
several of my f rieuds the following, stlil I
I will mention it again here: A few davs
before my husband diedltold him that "if
he died I would take poison so I could d"e
uirectiy atterward.and 1 was determined
to do it, but he said, "Darling, don't do
ii, ana my answer was; "It von say I
mast not I wont; so this was my pro
mise, and now I have kept it a year and
two days, but I have thought it ail
over, and have come to the conclusion
that my dear husband was afraid thai I
Al
would do it for his sake alone, but that
he would be triad to welcome
him in the spirit world, and so I go to
him joyfully and fed that I am released
from the previous promise I made. I
would indeed have been srlad to ha
Touoweo. mm wnen he went, hnt T
s a ' ij9&.WJgt
coum not i am glad to go bow. I hare
a a . -sr , - ss.
fear of death whatever. Mv irlin.
naaiavul 4ka.a.k T a I "
.a-i . liiitiuicu. i am irian Ut rnian
.ugh also and punishment I do ant
though I expect to be Dunished to
83
great extent for violating the laws of
... l J . ,
if I can be with my husband.
Jsksis H. Jacobs.
After the French Style.
Texas .Sif tings-!
Cast
i your
Anu you tell mo that
have been married a week.
when I
U'bv didn't
tell me before I
T1
1 bad
"Because I was a
s so you would
ed me. cad
me you
T
I which
CB county
ramirri
iaaathle KQasaUatV I QfJ T&flkWb isWslslafr bBV i BTI
New Life
k given by ustng Brown's
Ikon Bitters. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warms the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs ;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
so surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per
fect condition. Brown's
Iron Bitters ensures per
fect health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump
tion, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c.
. S. Berlin, Esq., of the
well-known firm of H. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, Le
Droit Building, Washing
ton, D, C, writes, Dec. 5th,
l38i:
Gtnfkmen: I take pleas
ure in stating that I have used
Brown's Iron Bitten for ma
laria and nervous troubles,
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware of imitations.
Ask for Brown's Iron Bit
ters, and insist on having
it Don't be imposed on
with something recom
mended as "just as good:'
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
fciffifis
In chronic dyspepsia and liver complaint,
and in chronic constipation and other ob
stinate disesbes, Hostettrr's Stomach Bit
ters U beyond all comparison the be.t
remedy that can be taken. As a means of
restoring the strength and vital euerpv of
persons who are sinking under the debili
tating effects of painful disorders, this
standard vegetable invigorant is confess
edly unequaled.
For Bale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
TUTTS
PILLS
TCir?PID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LEVER,
and MALARIA.
From these sources arise three lourtba of
the diseases of the human race. These
symptoms Indicate their existence : Xx of
Appetite, Bowels rusttvr. Slcjt Mead-
nUlneas alter eating, aversion to
eisrtioM of body or mind, Eructation
of food, Irritability of temper, Low
spirits, A feeling of having neglected
some duty, Dizxiness, Flattering at tlie
Heart, iots "! the eyes, highly col
ore Urine, CONSTIPATION, niid de
mand the use of a remedy that acta directly
on the Uver. AsaUver medicine TCTT'S
f-f FjI have no elna'- Xnelf uction on the
Kidneys and skin is also prompt ; removing
all impurities through these three scav
engers of the system,'- producing appe
tite, sound digestion, regular stools, ft clear
skin and a vigorous bodv. TTTTT'S; FIE.T.S
cause no nausea or giipincr nor icterieie
with dally work anil arc a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
HE FEELS LIKE A MEW HAST.
'I hare had Dyspepsia., with Constipa
tion, two years, and have tried ten t!iflerenf
kinds of pills, and TUTT'Si are the flrt
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite is;
splendid, food digests readily, and 1 now
have natural passages. I feel like a new
man. W. D. EDWARDS, ralmyra, O.
SoldeTerrwhere.aSc. Office,4l MnrraySt.,y.Y.
TUTTS HAIR DYE.
Af Kaih oa Whiskers changed in
stantly to a Gloss r Black by a single an.
plication of this Dra. Sold by Druggists
or sent by express on receipt of 9 1 .
Office, 41 Murray Street, New York.
TUTT S MANUAL Or USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE,
I 1 1 M Is nlTaJI
sassal Bm B SSBJ . fssBBM nasssnnnnnk -ssssn
THE BEST
KIDNEY and LIVER MEDICINE
SEVER KNOWN TO FAIIa.
CI RES mi Diseases of the Kidneys.
Liver, Bladder, and Urinary Organs ;
Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, Bright's
Disease, Pains la the Back,
Loins, or S ids ; Retention or
Non-Retention of Urine,
Nervous Diseases, Female
Weaknesses, Excesses, Jaun
dice, Ulllonsneas, Headache, Soar
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Constipation 4 Piles.
HUNT S REMEDY
CURES WHEN ALt OTHER STEDICfNES
FAIL, ss it acts directly and at once oa the
Kidneys, Liver, and Raswils, restoring them
to s health? action. HUNT'S REMEDY Is a
sate, sure, and speedy eare, and hand reds have
asm eared hy it when physicians and friends
had given them up to die. Do not delay, try at
once HUNTS REMEDY.
Send for Pamphlet to
ii a i jissiaiaiW
Ij
Providence, B.L
75 cenU and SUSS. Lanre siss
and
the cheapest. Ask your druggist for HUNT'S
Take no other.
iiaes
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Matrara VaU att.i return, a.e on sale UMriirg tlie
M?aioH at rcdticc;! rate;,.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA THE
New York, Penn. and Ohio E. E,
CiEOROF. P. Ill UI11R1K9,
Southarn Trarelinr Agent, ATL.NTA, i A.
J. M. FERRIS,
lien'l Soper'aent,
Clerelasd, Oliio.
Aug. 22; 1SS3.
A - E. ClaAWC,
'Isn't Pass. Agent,
t'levaland, Ohio
LAKE WOOD, N. Y.
J THIS FAVORITE RESORT IS SOW KNTF.R-
X ins ujn its Ninth Season, and cuntinues to
hold iM place in the front rank of Summer Rsenrts.
To those who seek rest with. ml stagnation, pleas
ure without excitement, the delights of rural life
without it inconveniences, aud theehann of dwell
ing beside a large hody of water, ljikewood reeom
iii.. ads itself siroocty to favor. A more beautiful
sjwt would he hard to find. With its pietiirestjue
cot laces suirounded bv trees: it velvet Iran,
sloping down to the l-ake; thecburcli with iUspire; I
tne great hotels witli their cool aud shady veran
da; and the lake in tbe foreground, it t resents n
perfeet picture of rural ioveliuess.
LAKKWfXID, originally esiled "Lake View,"
from the extensive view oi tbe lauke and its sur
roundings, to he had from this vicinity, is directly
on the in., ol ilu
New York, Penn. & Ohio Eailroad.
Formerly A. O. W. R. R.)
ln the Southern border ol I,ake Chautauqua, and
inot reached by any other railway.
The through New York, Niagara Falls, Boston
and itarati(ta Express train." pat directly through
this beautiful and popular resort, and all trains stop
regularly at Iatkewnod IVpot to deliver and" take on
lisssc us?rs. Conductors are instructed to ?ive stop-
... 1. . .. t. a. .: . 1 I. , . a ' . 1 -
, a- .... 1. ...icu., ... "i.r.iii r i.ii.iintC
good for slotwiver or not. This should be under
stood as giving passengers the right to reach Lake
wood in Htrangh ars. and when thoy are ready to
resume tbeir journey, they can step right into one
of
PULLMAN'S PALACE
Drawing Eeom or Sleeping Coaches,
And go throcgh to
sa a . nis . . a sbt n-
.iiag-ara rails, naruiaga, j or
Boston.
This cannot he done by any other route, as no
r.?? ,l,Umm?! rror PALACE LEl.1'.
IN 1X1 ACliKJS to or through any place on I.akk
l'UAVTAl'H'"
Tr most complete arrangements hare been made
for the transportation of passengers to the .Sunday'
- ii.-.. -a - i" "i . . luitiau inn ticseis airect 101 aar
Fair Point tChsutanouai are en sale in all nrin. mtt
ipI cities Ida the New York, Pennsylvania A Ohwi
Ka.lnawl. a nd hassjage wilt be caerked to tbe A (
blr UroBBds.
Fur DescriBtiTe Paniuhl, Tickets to laafawokl
sad
return, aud t- Xiagara Falls add return, gtn.1
4 xxx
araMnr at jaaaewood. appi
New York, Pet.xsyi.vama A
iy at officii, of the
Onir, H.iiwi.n
tA.au. w. ra. n.) Also at otaecsal aanaec!
asaU m. ...
n est aao .Njutn.
Tirt PTS are nw oa Sale, Good acr Kc
1 Ivaa I O turn until aafrteatW 3tMk.
M. FERRIS,
Gen'l Superinteodent.
CVreUad, Ohio.
Aug. 22, 1)S.
Clei-vljaaW, hi..
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO.
s.aC Tiinuin
junmr
Seed i
CBOP &t,uLtVrI
Snd far I CATALOGUE A PRICE LIST.
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO.
tOCHESTtt .Y. CHICAGO ILL.
09-183 lAia STREET. 200-206 aaasatasSt
J0
Tnew
CCC week fat Twar own
""sras. asMmin B. H
. ftrUand. Ha.
rsit Birsra in Ckoicf Pise Lsxad
iak Boo
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOE MAN AND BEAST.
known to millions sil over the wo5
the only safe reliance to toe relief of
nocldents and pain. is a meomme
above prise maa&im-lf
. for every Kwna ot vxunrnmi pa
MEXICAN
toe
Liniment is -without an eqnal.
It pcBStraKi Oesb and muscle to
k very lissss nuking the cx)nUna
nee of rutin and inflammation inmos-
sibie. Its effects upon Human Flesh and
the Brute Creation roeo.aaUr woadc-r-
foL Tin Mexican
MUSTANG
la needed bv aomebodv in
ever boose. Every day brings news of
th agOBT of an awfal scald or barn
subdued, Of rhestmatie martyrs re
stored, or a valuable horse or ox
saved by too healing power of this
LINIMENT
which speedfly eores Such ailments of
the human ruasu as
Rheumatism, r we Ulnars, su
Dints. Contracted Muscles, Burns
and Scalds, Cuts, Braises and
Spnitai, Poisonous Bites and
Stlnes, BtUteess. Kasaeaess, Old
Sores, Ulcers, Frostbites, llitlbiatns.
S Minnies. Caksd Breast, and
Indeed every form of external dis
ease. It heals without scars.
For .h rhtts (rarnos it cures
sprains, swmr om
rounder. Harness Sores, Hoof Bis
wases, Fet Rot, Screw orm,Bcaa
Hollow Horn, scraicnes. rtiun-
nib. Spavin, Tbrush, Klngbone,
Uld Mores, l'oii x.vii, r p
the Sight and every other ailutea
to walcb tne occupants of U
st.1,1. and Miotic Yard are liable.
The Stexican Bustaug Llntiueut
always cores and never disnppouLU;
ana it is, poanavwjt
THE BEST
OF ALL -
LINIMENTS
FOE MAN OB BEAST.
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
Eradicates Malarial Poison.Prevents
Chills & Fever, Intermittent & Bil
ious Fever, Cures Airno & Fever, Indi
gestion. Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Loss
of Sleep, Female & Summer Disorders.
Hscommendecl & Used Toy Physicians.
Sold Free of U.S. Licjuor License by all re
liable Druggists and Dealers.
FRIHCiPAL OFFICE & LABORATORY,
24 & 26 N.MAiN ST., ST. LOUIS. MO.
G
Contains Gir.gcr, nuehu, ft many of tlie best metli-
uncs khou-11, contwieu into arcn.cOyc.IMii 1 v i
icd powers as to make the greatest litotni Plainer !tt
Best Health a Strength
Restorer Evr Used.
ify.tihr.vc Dvspcp-
vin. Khctimatis:n. l'..d
t 'ougl: or tiiscn!cr ofth.
Kkl!ic's''tornr.ch Ecv.
els, or KsrseS) Pallet s
Oinccr Tonic, uiilctm;
nieaccti.curc and LciM
v .ti uVi Iron the ftn .
as;j r.'.vcnnrojficr.t:;
.' 'r. All ilrt.! Srarei..
HAIR BALSAM
10
ftsiasttne fiMirrancc makes tliis delightful per
il pcr
Insist b'jttle
fume popular. Tltrre Is uothing like it. Insist
upoa naviug plthikstoH ci ocNu.on every butue
DtnMrivN or rtralm in pirTfnm ran iupj lv ycm. j & ' j cts.
OPIUM
Habit easfly cured with cnLOI!ID OF GOLD
LESUI E. KlUY, M.O., SUBCEOH, C. & A. R. R.
DWIGHT, rillnoiH.
FOU T
r ' 3 CT'
HORSE AMD CATTLE P&WDERC
No flossx wi'l die of roue, ncrrs or Lino I'b
vsn, if Koutz' rowdcrs are used in time.
Foute s rowiierswlHrureaiKl iwevent Hm.fiioi.ss..
Koutz's Powders wilt prevent Oapss is Fowls.
Font's fowders will lncrcac the qnantlty of milk
and cTcsm twenty per cent., and make the batter firm
and sweet. tM , a -Hit 4
Fouti-s Powders. trill ce or present almost rvsirr
Dl6K5f to which Horses and' attic are fuihject.
FoeTe's Powmss will nivs BATuracrios.
Sold everywhere.
DAVID E. FOTJTZ. Proprietor,
BALTIMORE. MD.
ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL
THE VOLTAIC BELT CO, Marshall,
Mich., wili send DR. DYE'S CELE BATED
ELECTB0-VOLTAIC Bi'LTS and ELECTKIC
APPLIAirCES on trial for 30 davs to men
(yonng or old) who are sfflicted with Ker-
voas Debiliiy, Lost Vitality, and kindred
troubles, (rriarsnreeinc; speedy and complete
pssjtoraiton 01 neaitn nurt manlv vicor. Ad
.Ii It's above. K B. Ko ri'iiri incurred
as 30 lavs trial is allowed
j ir 1, .
JACKSON.
JOHN ( LK lIlVJi
CLOTHING HOUSE,
On Slate St., near Pearl,
K JUST THE PLACE TO Bl'Y YODE
CLOTHING !
SUITABLE FOR ALL SEASONS!
Tits Ptorit, whieh is unusually complete, and
selected with greatest rare, consists of
Men's, Boys' aid Children's Clothing,
Men's aM Beys Ffiraisbifi! Mi
Meal 'a autd Hay'sReets and Msssaea
MM, Misses' M Clulilreii's Ste.
a ml . ,
8 ITU H Kg and TraTellHaT BaaTS. Etc.
.sa t a .. - . ... , - .
AISO. TaATlTTgg' TSUNSS, ZtC
Calls
Camlt and Eiaaise ItU Ktock.
NO TRUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
intmjslaa
m. Mn Wm afailfr V JnlttrSBl nAS D6CI1
'iKBSSBK -aSBssaaT2. ' 'tRSbTSE
BSlllllllllliBI
&Is7aT A ST. W W7C
. aw m favuaw raj 1 .aasWras-
' laaasafrJaaaassUiSir
'aasMaantr
1-kKHI I.' d'rriaUi.v:. ' L II
XEAE-W.Mnr Wnrnt
TXNTfcll SPELT Al
tXMnn. SPECTACLEa?;
MEDICATE!. PECTACLEi
ANY KINn OF SPEITAClES
THJt BtST OF .SPE..-TAI I.L
and
At
Jrsri
aig:.s.v
B. T. aSEUTTEB'S
Str, Kettrfs Caraer,
JACKSOX, M!8f.
JLES:
WILLIAM LOWE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
I CAPITOL STREET, JACKSOJf , MSS.
LL UITE OF BBrtAnrivrtrs em I " aar pan at lor awe aaa i HMm niliilai
fVS9 BBSS. pitTTTat w a laS T aa . a ,wa 1 Waa. H
s. aaa at tTsnoti alile isvieesT i
sRtaaaarrr of the Hilr wiU rtaserre '
-ylff THE " asaVMw:Sip WHAT MAT I
able Teira Preefj far 8i. J kXu&fZ .
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"Semi-Fixed" Engine and Boiler, io, 15, 20, 25, 30 and 40 Horse Power,
For Saw-Mill and Cotton Plantation Work, we believe it to be
BEST ARRANGED PORTABLE OUTFIT IN THE MARKET I
These Engines and Boilers require no
inr under a bearr load. The Boiler
burn EiTHiJt Wood or Coau It is tested to 130 Pouuds Hvdrostatic Pressure, aud
FULLY GJ- XT
The Engine- are Simple and Strong.
i r . " . . i lJ i :
Eneinp and Boiler is tested before leaving
finished and run like clock-work.
Prices
10 Horse Power With Cylinder 7
15 Horse Power With Cylinder 8
2Q Horse Power With Cylinder 9
25 Horse Power With Cylinder 10
Prices of the 30 anil 40 Horse Powers, will be named upon application.
can give good acceptance or endorsement,
above prices. -
VV'I.An ., nttn.lii.aa qn Snn,:.,
W J" pu.i.t. .... a.t.g.u,
... I.. . 11 A. IK LnMa tutaa. I . . . t I w.t
IU a id u. a 'I iitai - , a.uv aa ..mu ,, . vuu..m, .... , tat. i.e., ua ......
your goods Ironi a responsible house.
Write to ns for Prices and Circulars of what 7011 waut.
JACKSON.
T. A. ILEli,
STATE STREET,
.TATOIvHOIV- IVIIiSS.
Are the ?tnnln
i tiine-keepers-011
hand, iu
full Stock always
GOLD AND SILVER CASES !
N1CZLE STEM-WINDERS. $5.50!
l.:n-.'c and handsome stock of
Fine Gold and Eollsd Plate Jewelry-
All fresh Stock: Sets of
Jewelrj all the way from $2.50 to $40.
In SPECTACLES and EYE-GLASSES
f have a very large stock, and can suit any Eye -and
isr e rii si:.
Large stack of best quality
Silver-Platsd Ware and Clocks!
Always on hand at Bottom I n, i rks!
Rogers' Tripple Plate Spoons, Forks
ai.au a. .
"W Tr yoi. hare any REPAIRING you
want done in my line, Remember that thi is head
quarters for Reliable Wok.
tidysBS-Ssa.
J. F. IlLHTEB, M. D. I ;. K. HiBkiSLTiiN, M. 1).
Hunter & Harrington,
DRUGGISTS,
Near SETJTTBB'S Corner, Opposite
Capitol
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
KEEP COXSTASTLY ON HAKB A FULL
lined
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
OILS, PAINTS,
LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL USE,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
SOAPS.
and everything usually kept in a first-class Drug
more.
THEIR SIOX IS THE BED POST AND BCKiHT
MORTAIC
W PrrocripHtrnt Ctrrfutff Ctmpounded Ars
Sight.
dee21.'81-lL
-tsr r
Dr. Oeo. K. Harrington.
Dr. Jno. F. Hunter.
Drs. Harrington & Hunter
SVFFER THEIR PRi
J to the people ol JACEiKIN and rtcinlty. Office
AT THEIR URV6 BSS, OS ErTATK STREET, OPFO-
arra CArrroL bocsbb.
At sight Da. Hakusgtow can be found at his
residence aa Stale Street, and Da. lit; XT KB al
uoom io. Ketia j
apr.l3,'8J-ly.
OKX MAITZ.
CMAS. E- XABTZ.
JOHN MARTZ A SOW,
SUt Straat. JkCXMQX. KIM.
SB
n WaichBs
mm
asaaataetarsrs ef fTMX CAJTDT, Waols-
asrOrder. Solieited, and will receire earefol atten-1
JA8, 1- HARRIS
TTORNEY-AT -LAW,
JACKSOX.
ILL PKACTICE IX hLPRKsfF. A XI)
FaJMOSAa. Cot'STS. SBd la the limit fVart.
aa C. FAlaUafAM,
Attorneyat-Law,
HOLT
i
JACKBOK, MISS.
zincs
pswFractiMM ia tbe tapraate, FeAetal aaa
seek
tvi
otaer Csarts
!sBjri,S
Hs E.HABd
SSaSaaaaWSF "W SBaaSBSSSSBSSaaaaaaSSSaaaaaSSSSaW 4SS SS
llURter, filaikr ui hmt lagff,
JACXMM. MISS,
mvnx make oojrnucre fob worx
W any part at Has State aad ininain satis
chetrr
utsarasaiat sMiaasw rsapasyatl and ta
iOiH
of "
JaatttVasV
-
a -
sHtax.
DLET COLEMAN & Brq
Corn Mills: mxwmJ c
Cotton Gins, mm A
Cotton Presses, xWwKnmk
mm n it ,ti H UHl
rieinug, raneys, ir
Shafting Pumrig tc.,H
Knw SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
THE ABOVE
foundation whateyer. Tbe entire weight is
has a Wrought-Iron Dome, Wrought-lron
Tbey are furnishe! with Automtie Stop-Action t.ovcrnors. Heaters Pumvt a ul nl! Trimming fcmry I raiw Vn
si... l' t ..... .... J LU A.t.w.Hu - .i. Wo .irri' till tir.u in -1 , n L- li.-r.- r. -i.lv tn Jkiit if n nitiirKsni fM n,vf!.i in l .
the r actor? and is perfectly gale
OMPA O It) rrHK FOLLOWIAG PRIG
of "Semi-Fixed" Engines and Boilers Complete, ready to go to work, and delivered on Cars or 1
iuciies iu diameter by 10 inch stroke, with Chimney and all Fixtures
inches in diameter by 12 inch stroke, with all Fixtures and Chimney, ..
inches iu diameter by 14 inch stroke, with Chimney and all Fixtures ;
Inches in diameter by ltf inch ctroke, with Chimney and all Fixtures
bearing interest. For all cash with the
I.,,,. 1... 1, HfUrVjinVfl an 1 tSavS l.v tl. ' rlo.l
.t. a a.t.,.t,.,g ...... ..v..
ur 1 1 1 t . t r.. ilia inal.a, ..t t I. . I '. i i ... ) I
H. DUDLEY
IiOlTERIKS.
$30,000 FOR $2
59th
Popular Monthly Drawing.
la the City of Louisville, os
Friday, August 31st, 1883.
Tliese lr:i mil's otvur on the last day ot each BMtata
(Sunday excepted.) Repeated adjtidfcationn hy Fv&
eral sua stale ourix bsve placed this Onmnsny
Ih'v.iihI the iiintniversj' of the law. To this t'oia
pasty belongs the sole hoitur of having i naiitrn r.tf
ii. only plan i.y wiuuii their drawiiijiss are pluvt
honest and fair iteyoml asstitta.
N. B. The Company has now oh hand a i.u ve
capital and reserve Itiiid. Head earefti'.ly the list nl
pi izes lor the
A-iigist Drawinj;:
1 Prise
1 rrize
1 1'riz.e
lOof l,UiKlea, Ii
20 of SOU eaeli
.SSS,ilM
. IU.000
n.oOu
. lo.twu
. in.miy
ItMofSIUOeaeh flll.INK)
JHi of M eueh 10,000
('.iHiof tOeseS 12,000
,0011 of 10 eaeli W,000
ArrsoxiiiATioN ruizKM.
9 Prizes S:U10 eaeli
'. Tri.es ''00 eadh
9 Prizes 100 ea h
1960 Irizes.
Whole Tickets, 12.
$, 00
ISUil
900
1 11. MOO
Half Tioketl, $1.
65 Tickets, $100.
Ilraft in lirller, or send l.v
27 Tickets, 50,
Rcvalt Money or Haul.
H.T)res. IMN
pro- HON r ,s. i uv Kl iilsri'iM Ii
I.KT-
.atr-H t)K ie,i-ii i ll i; OKUER Ad.l.lnss ,11
b rs to H. M. Ko.MMl.MAN,
r.iuricr-Jorrnal liuildnu.', aaOsdsrUle, Kv
aprl.9,'8:y-ly.
DEXTISTUV.
Seientifie and Durable Oentisiry.
3. S. K.NApr, . D. a, K. .1. Milli:k, I. 1) 9
Ijite Dean, BT. 0. DeaUl College.
RS. U?? MILLER,
HATE BEHOVED l'ROM THE OOKKEB
Stale and Capitol Streets, t the
OK
Corner or State and Pearl Sis.,
over to .better's Drag Siore,
Where thev will attcn.l n...
ENTISTEY in all its BRANCHES.
, TRBlf s ' !
niajr9,'s.1-ly.
TIME IS THE TEST !
Dr. A. H Hilzim'a Dental Rooms,
Over Stedman & Co.'s Store,
Crjuaa State akd I'karl Streets.
JACKS, 'V, MISS.
sWTketh Extracted Witiioi t Pa i v. PHesa
to sail the times, llundnvls of fii.i.im.s in Hie
Teeth of my patrons, as when placed there
yntr ago, attet the durabUUu 0 niv work
julyl,'ss-im.
LANI AGENTS.
R. K. JAYNE,
Real Instate A gent.
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
HAS SOME VFT.Y EXCELLENT LANDS, IM-
.j;,""? aD,d l:i'Pr'L s well as Ton
I roperty for sale. Parties desiring to sell or ntir-
hase will please address, or call on hint at hie
c ," N. , orer Capital Stale Bank
- "' win aiso fji re spei ial atleution tothe Col
Ieelion ol llaims, the payment el Stale, Cltv sad
j"ty taxes and all business pertaining tJ real
liiar-NO COST WITHOUT SALE
jan.18,'83-1 7-
E. B. COMFORT,
AGrENT,
JACKSON, MISS.
W111 Ate o Kinds of Land
, tpalsassasa, before V. S. land ook'e. Au
ditor's Office, and Nwaiui
Mjasand Ii;id"Notes 7'LaTid in the iute
sasr Any business est rutcH in ,-. n
..... 1 an. ran: . , . , ,
I prompt attention and At m.v.n.f.a
pondenee solieiUHl. lainra 'dw:,,,
TMB NOTES PORTABLE
- J9VVM..CASE
aotoaljr a to Wordlaar, rolt-, k. .a..
Naauaaap Wcrsosaar a. wriL tk Uta,
aad aewsaauets; at a book i-?
- a- i. . sv ' "Faa JaffLA
sad all tZ tC ' m7
moo library table. Betas; an escort. It S 122?
eally a rtmS!ix$i
Tan.a.V a..,, mm atttf.
l-awyers, WrMti, Dertnr aad Seanlan.
i ad that it Us "the lo-1 u TZT,,
fy,y aW aara tewe, hwfcs fa.j mS
eV Usek srja.T IgSTLT"? a
aoJaaattssLtraS. w" -
tae ssa
at i
I M ... . .
T - A tT- --T ataa aWtrfsstlr Adjnstabl
ia this lis. -.-. wctasi ta-
Seadsar
LA Vafm anvtM i
18 and 20 Union Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
CUT REPRESENTS THE
brought down low making it Tery rigid,
Frout, Water Front and Wat. r Botlo.n.
ARANTEED!
.! was svnsnnra sy.-j J - j
New Orleans GUARAfTTEtiD :
At the sbore named prie
we will sell,
order, or Cash on shipment of
the Marhmcrv
).,.rai.n wv .r ' I Si.nn.t it-i II I.A..
nnm .. .. i . UNV.
ti... R. , tl.tr '.tl, ivill ttne., a lt.M,. i.l.t.t ,.t
.bm. wv.wwj .. .,. atat, ... tvt a.tv.t ,
COLEMAN & BRO., New Orleans, La,
YOU
Portable, Detached
Witn HiZtra Large Boilers, and
A Grist Mill; A Cane Mill;
- A a A A l B M
x-ress; -a. vocton &eea urusner; a Saw Mill; any kind of
MAC H I N E II V !
For Farm or Shop, write me, or call upon me.
Mill sell tlie other makcK snd
OrleaiH, liaipkis or St. Ixiuis. Try
THE ROANOKE
-1 .Stir. ...C 1 I . , . r
ass fiwwij uiiu reiueiiiiHT 111.11 1 sell 1111 slimldv ;hiiIs, :iiul that I have the
m. ntcif tbeueople of MisaiMippi fortlk. last 17 years for wiling tkestM
- ' J" 1 "l," r ssacntpery. strhimi Miip i:i to any pari hk rut 8
timet trow factory.
J. W. BEATY.
AGKNT FOR
QUEEN
O! ENO LA N I
IBKITISII ATllOItKM ASSl HA P. CO.
icoij;ia Home IiiHiimncc t'ompaii.y,
Akla OlmsgaaJ, AMtWVT I'OK Till:
New Orleans Insurance Association.
VI KKM OI I(SV Am M
onuiiie Kulev six
(mx houses rxsrnivD.
Ol 1 i: OA STATU HT., OVUR HPITU, HTATI1 BANK,
.1 BssiO H, MISI.MItPt
may21,'82-
IANDRETH
n- THE U. S. MAIL BRINGS US TO YOUR
aaaaaaaa Ti.a .. . . , , . ... . .
ssssssssssj ""a'j" " ' mim in
BSSaaassfl fnri.nr Pltll Kll 1'4'l-AI iMllil.-
. . . ... ..a a-.
JACKSON.
E. VANWINKLE&CO.
ATIaAINTA, GLVjAU,
MA Xl'FACTtTKEItS OF
COTTON GIN'S, FEEDERS, CON
DEN3EES, COTTON PEESSES,
SAW MILLS AND OIL MILLS.
INTERNATIONAL
Cotton Exposition,
ATLANTA, OA., 1881.
Saw Gin and Self-Feeder,
EXHIBITED BY
E VAN WINKLE Ar. an
Awarded for best Sarapie, Iwrt (ieneral IWulu In
rornfdJ,C,,,tr,MtrJ Mhin'
tJra:,7 S- Wek' T- M Su,wte, Was. ; W. E.
IL I. KIMBALL, Iire tor-inr.l
Also
First Premiam at the South Carolina Stale
d the tieorgia Fain..
l airs an. I
Ttlli,;in i, an Ir..,. 1. ,,...
Wwl Khafls, every-
thing of rery best material, and all warranted.
tarn 8ai. sr
Pearl Birer Foundry and Ag-
rityalttxral Works,
JACKSON, MISS.
( HAS. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
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EDWARDS HOUSE
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R-ftI Eetote Tax Lists for 1888.
Personal Tax Liata for 1888.
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A Cotton Seed Oil Mill - A Bit
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COTTON PRESSS." 1100: I
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G. D. BUSTAMANTE,
Mississippi Machinery Agencr
INSURANCE CO
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'I lie Oldest :hh1 Largest Safe Mail
DHiUHftf Fsfablishiiieiil in Aracrlefc
MAXL'FACTl'KE THE ONLY AUHILITK
Bnrglar-Proof and Fire
Proof Safe niude
Hall's Patent Combination Lockt,
Hall's Patent dovetailed Tenon aad
Grooved Burglar Proof Safci
HalPs Patenl Concrete Fire
Proof Sales.
Vault Work. Jail Work-
Bank, State .md County Trtsiursr, Mtt
chant, ant eveiy class of Senrir
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I UTOBY AND PBIXCIPAL OFFICE
CINCINNATI, O.
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