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TUB I’EOPLK’h I’ATEH,
W. wi MAY. efts. Cl. MOIIKAU.
MAYA MOREAU. Editors & Proprietors.
TEntel't’d lo Uit pos' odee at Bay St. Louis
as second-class mull matter.
TSAYST.i7)FIS FARMERS’ A(.1.1 AT-' CE.
1465) meets every lirst Saturday ol’eac h
month nt Itiiyoii Philip sehoolhonso. 11.
Ltixlch, president, Samuel vouDrozkow
sky, aer retiiry.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Our Lady ofthe Onlf Catholic church—
hirst Mass' cuij Sunday at 7 o’clock, a.
Mi., second Mass at 10 o’clock a. in. Ves
pers every Sunday evening at 4 o clock.
Very Rev. Falla i 11. L< due, pastor; Rev.
Faliat Alphoiui I. ttU I, i taut ]■
S(. Clare's Chapel, (C itholie.) —Mass
mTOry Sunday ami holiday of obligations
at 8 n. ut
Main Street Methodist church—l’rem li
(iig every second and fourth Sundays in
fsoh Ifiouth at 11 a. in, Sunday school ut
30 a. in. Prayer meeting every Wed
nesday evening at 7 o’clock. Rov N. 11.
Harmon, pastor.
Christ Episcopal church, Cedar Point.
-Services every first ami third Sunday of
•each month, at 11 a. in. Sunday school
■every Sunday at lo a. in. Lev. Nelson
AVies,Rector
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICES.
FOR MAYOR;
A. G. Pciri,
FCK TUEASL'RER:
Robert C. Engman,
FOR SECRETARY;
Richard Mendcs,
FOR TAX t 01,LECTOR :
John B. Icor,
FOR MARSHAL;
George W. Maynard,
ALItI.RMA.N-W.UU) I
Lrdwig H. vonCohren,
ALDERMAN —WARD 2
James Gilmore Fayard,
yMsHERMAN -W ARD 3
PetßP Rem nd,
A A I.I)r,I!MAX —WAlii) 1
Ferdinand H Eggloff.
City Echoes,
—Send ns your job printing.
—Chew Vaughan’s Clover Honey.
—Vote for A. G. l’i iri tor mnyi r,
—Chew Vaughan’s Clover Honey.
—Vote for Geo. Maynard for marshal.
—Vole for H. C. F.ngmnn for treasurer,
—Vote for Ktehanl Memirs for secret i
TV.
—Hand the new Thlverllsernonts in this
Ida tie. t
r-Mr. L. Spotorno spent Tuesday in
New rtrkans.
■y— Vote for Piter Hamoml for alderman
from third ward.
—Vole for Jno. B. loor for tax-collec
tor and assessor.
—Charming Miss Vicky fWath spent
Monday in New Orleans.
—Vote for Dr. L. H, yonOohrcn for al
derman from the first ward.
- Vote for James Gilmore Fayurd for
alderman from second ward.
—Vole for Ferdinand Kggloff for al
derman from the fourth ward.
-Mrs. M. A. Dauphin will summer at
her magnificent Wavelaud home.
—The People's party In Buy St. Louis
will meet its doom on April 2nd.
—Collector of Customs M. A. Dahlgren
visited New Orleans one day this week.
—Mr. 1.. Olivari made a trip to New
Orleans Tuesday to replenish his stock.
—B’rcr. Babbit will make his annual
tour to all good children during to night.
—bee notice to Public school teachers
from County Snpt. of Education Steven
son.
f -—Willie Thorn.who was sent to Jack
ou about a year ago, has returned to the
Bay.
—Miss Lottie Cnneo, of New Oilcans,
was the guest of Miss Vicky Breath last
Hunday.
—The morning services at the Catho
lic church and will be very grand and Im
pressive .
—Mr. A. Leßlanc and family have been
spending the week at their lovely sum
mer villa,
Mrs. Daglilgrcn and son Master Morti
mer arc visiting Mrs. Gordon la New
Orleans this week. ,
—Miip.H Moreau and her son (’has. 0.
Moreau went over to New Orleans ou a
(lying visit this morning.
—Him. W. A. White, of Biloxi, otic of
Mwil ending attorneys of the Const, was a
recent visitor to the flay.
—Mr. Mirk, of this city, lliis week com
pleted at Pearlington the handsome now
home for Hon, T Jl. Favre,
—Mrs. E. Mlltcubcrger and family are
over from New Orleans to spend awhile
<U tbtlr pretty summer home.
—Mr. W. O. Sylvester went over to
New Orleans Wednesday morning. We
understand he will open hu Fulton Mar
ket to-morrow morning.
—Contiactors Gardehled and Henikcn
have been awarded the contract for
on addition to be erected to the Moreau
residence ou the front.
—Mr. Paul Conrad and family will
summer at Tampa Bay, Fla., Instead at
their lovely Wavolam! home. Business
Interests has caused Mr Conrad to make
this change.
—Mrs. Boselto, who recently lost her
dwelling iu the big conflagration, has
made arrangements for the building of a
new residence of live rooms to be plaster
ed throughout.
—The silt of the destroyed '-Mulberry
Collage,” owned by Mr. Chis. Sanger,
Is now serving for anew bnildlug to be
occupied by Mr Jacob Hi-lUnlatui as a
wheel wnebtaud blacksmith shop. Mr
Deitzmaim will have a very desirable
I oka if ou.
j CANTER.
! To-night at 12 o'clock cods the holy sea
: son of Lem and scarcely will the echoes
I of the mid-night bells have consul then
will he ijshered m the Sunday of Easter.
Christmas with all its joys, celebrated as
the event of the (firth of Christ, certainly
ranks as the day of eventful days, but
second appears Easter Sunday, the Rcsnr
rection Day. A host of sweet memories
crowd the mind as each successive until- 1
versary is marked by glorious nssocia- j
tions with the beautiful legend ol Christ |
and the Resurrection. These memories !
arc transmitted from generation to gener-;
allon, and with ns—we, who enjoy the
Easter Sunday of the Nineteenth Century,
doubtless the sweetest memories ab'de;
for we kuow that “Christ has arisen!” to
legions more ol souls than upon previous
anniversaries, so progressive is the army
of Christ. Easier Sunday has come to
us, and to all Christendom in its para
phernalia of bluest skies and greenest I
earth, of merriest birds and loveliest |
flowers. The blood stained cross will
to-merrovv be covered with the brightest
leaves white whitest lilies and roses will
twine about it most emblematic of Chilst’s
triumph. From country to country, from
city to city, from village to village the
message will fly, ‘‘Christ has arisen!”
From the trained voices of choirs sweet
athems arise, from the soul-stirred fol
lowers ol Christ humble strains send
forth their pure melody, all reaching the
same Christ.
—Chew Vnughau’s Clover Honey.
* ireim ii’N null.
That splendid and worthy organiza
tion of hproi s, the independent Hope
Hook and Ladder Fire Company will ce
lebrate the twenty-fourth anniversary of
it existence by a grand ball, Tuesday
night, April 17, 1894, at Firemen’s Hall.
This affair will be very line. The com
pany reserves the right to reject any one
or more ticket holder by refunding the
price of admission, and the ladles are re
quested to present their invitation tickets
at the door. The different committees
for this occasion are as follows: Arrange
ment Committee: Richard Altavvay, E.
C. Gardcblcrt, H. S. Knight. Invitation
Committee: Gaston G. Gmclebled.-Cbas.
Chadwick, Felix Fayord. Floor Mana
gers: Wirt Johnson, Victor Landriou,
Louis Fayard. The hie company Intends
this nail to eclipse all previous efforts and
tile managers are not limiting their ef
vvorks in this dirction. Tael. H.II &
1.. Fire Company bus always ployed true
to She call and always a friend to our
people, and is worthy of recognition by
the patronage of our people on April 17th
—Chew Vaughan’s Clover Honey.
A Wco fire IVrKuiiixnUon,
A meeting of a number of our most
influential citizens was held at the court
house Saturday evening and anew (Ire
company was organized under the name
of “Volunteer XT re Company,” with
twenty-five charter members and the fol
lowing-named officers for the first year:
j J. F. Cuzeneuve, president; Jos. E. Suu
idur, vice-president; financial secretary,
1 J. A. Breath; Richard Mendes, recording
j secretary; W. E, Saucier, Among the
I committees appointed was one to consult
Mr. Chas Sanger regarding a water sup
j ply and another to canvass the town for
I financial assistance. The meeting ad
journed until Friday evening, March 23d,
to moot at the court house.
—Times-Democral N.O.Society Items;
i)r. ami Mrs, Loubor ami family have
taken possession l)£ their handsome new
home on Coliseum Square. ♦ Mrs.
(ieo Dunbar and family will spend the
coming week at their charming summer
home in Dlloxi. ♦ ♦ * The marriage of
Miss Cora Lashloy and Sir. J. Edmund
Lcclorc will take place on the Cth of
April. It will be a home wedding at the
residence of the bride’s parents, in the
Third District. • * * Mr. Cary Nicholas
left on Wednesday to spend a week at the
Uay. * * * MissCorluno dcMontluzin,
of Day St. Louis, Is visiting relatives in
this city.
—Mr. 11. Lienhard, Haudsboro's promi
nent lumber dealer, was a visitor to the
Day Tuesday. Mr. Lclnhard has decided
to open a lumber yard here under the
management of Mr. it. C. Logman. All
kinds of lumber will be kept on the yard
and our people should liberally patron
ized the new industry,
—Tun Echo received a welcome visit
Thursday morning from Mr. W. A.
Cnovas, the accommodating and polite
assistant of Mr, J. 1). Carver, dealer in
general merchandise at Qainesytlle. Mr,
Cuevas was on his way to Kiln where ho
has accepted a position from Mr. Kcrgo
zeu.
The Volunteer Eire Company met at the
Court House last night and received
reports from the several commit
tecs. This company is composed „f good
men who ha v I lie welfare of the city at
heart and we expect to soon sec them the
owners of a tine steam engine.
—Doth St. Stanislaus’ College and St,
Joseph’s Academy have been awarded
honors lor their educational exhibits at
Chicago’s World’s Fair. While at the
big Fair the editors of this paper viewed
the exhibits and strangers were ovcibeard
to speak vety high of the work.
—The Echo notes with pleasure the
success of the branch store of Messrs.
Hourgcois Dros., of Wavelund, recently
opeud lu this city. This store is situated
near the (mile pond and its proprietors
are worthy and will appreciated any and
all patronage given them.
—The Infant daughter of Mi. and Mrs.
Geo. 11. Conibcl was christened at the
Catholic church last Sunday. The spon
sors for little M-.ss Wanolta Combel were
Miss Hanley ami Mr. Ducatcl, of New
Orleans. The occasion was becomingly
celebrated at home.
Mr. August Keller has purchased the
Amos lot adjolng his store, lot corner
Front and Washington. Mr. Keller's
new brick building will occupy all this
ground, and, when completed It will be
the finest and largest store In this city.
- Chew Vaughan’s Clover Honey.
EDITORIAL.
Only a week and one day from to-day
and the Democratic nominees for muni
cipal offices will all be elected by an over
whelming majority. The faintest spark
I (tocause Democratic defeat) is not visi
ble, and as sure as we are of.pr.st events
Is the success of the Democrats assured.
A handful of onr citizens say there is dan
oer, but we rise to ask “Where?” X.et
all doubts be put aside and let them be
shelved high and out of reached. Bay St,
Louis citizens have already selected their
officers and ns a stamp of formal recog
nition will on Monday week put the Dcm
ocratic party in as guardsman. The In
dependents, Populltea & company win
and must be relegated to the rear.
Arrivals ot the Bay S .'Louis hotel
during the past few days: J. Cohen,
John VV. Fox. Chicago, Ills,; G. F.
Springtt, R. F. Clerc, 11. 11. Solom
on, Mortis Goldstein, Sol J. Levy,
New Orleans; U. R. Yournt, Ohio;
S. M. Stewart, L. O'donnel, New
Orleans; Miss L. S'arr, Mrs. T.
Starr, Thos. Starr, Chicago, Ills,;
W. Brnmtner. New York; N. M.
Cuduhuc, Mobile; T. H. Wilson,
Cleveland, Ohio.
—The marriage of Miss Ida Favrc to
Mr, I’anl Chauvet, foreman of the big
cannery of Messrs. Dunbars’ Sous, has
been formerly announced, and will take
place at the Catholic church, March 28th.
- The celebration of the feast of Saint
Patrick at file college on last Saturday
evening was very appropriate and becom
ing and reflected much on the gentleman
ly students and their aide instructors.
—Dame Rumor has it that a fashiona
ble wedding in high life wi'l soon lake
place notwithstanding tbit the wedding
invitations have not yet been ordered at
Tnc Echo’s job printing office,
—Mr. R. J, Angumar, representing the
R. J. Angamar Paint Company of New
New Orleans, made a business visit to
the Bay Walßesduy and was an agreeable
caller at this oliiee.
—Rev, Father Bally, the beloved and
eloquent pastor of St. Paul’s church at
Pass Christian, visited Very Rev. Father
Ledue. and Ray. Father Alphonse last
Monday.
—Tbe bridge work on the L. &, N. road
near the Kegolcts has been ’OOllllllOlOO,
and the gang moved Monday to Scranton
where they will have work for some time
to come.
—Mrs. 1!. J. Turner and her charming
oeice, Miss Dora Butler, and Misses
Mary and Katie Franklin were pleasant
visitors to Pubs Christian last Wednes
day.
Mrs. Krar.l'liii ami her lovely daughters
Misses Mury and Kulle ami sen Master
Allie, of Anniston, Ala,, are plcnsaully
domiciled Kt the Hacaney house.
—As a result of the October storm and
the February Are a great deal of work Is
now in progress nud the laboring classes
arc consequently happy,
—Mr. and Mrs. Drake ard little bod,
after a stay of severs! weeks at the Cres
cent hotel, returned to their home iu St.
Louis, Mo,, this week.
- Mrs. Johnson and daughter Miss
Maymle, of New Orleans, spent Sunday
ou a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 11. Cora
bel and family.
—To-morrow evening at 7:80 o’clock
the children of the Methodist church will
commemorate Easter by entertaining
their friends.
—A delightful dance was enjoyed by
a number of the young folks at thercsi
doncc of Mr. and Mrs. Sadler St.. Jo
seph's night.
—There will bo Easter services to-mor
row at the Methodist church, at II a. ra.
Everybody is cordially Invited to attend.
—Mr. Jno. B. Clark, the Bay’s cx-pho.
tograulior, spent Sunday and Monday
with his old Bay friends.
—An nnsuccesdiil attempt was made a
few nights ago to rob the treasurer’s safe
of Pearl River county.
Winter seems to be with us again. The
wind is from the north and quite a cold
rain is falling.
Hon. Elliot Henderson, of Pass Chris
tian, was a welcome visitor to the Bay
yesterday.
—Mr. Geo. Planchet went over to New
Orleans Thursday morning to replenish
Uls stock.
Her. A. Oliver, of Scranton, was a
very welcome visitor to the Bay on Mon
day last
To Public School Teachers.
The spring examination of the public
school teachers of Hancock comity will
bo held at the court house in Bay St.Lonis,
Mias., ou Friday and Saturday, April 6th
and 7th, for white teachers, and Friday
and Sat urday, April 18t.li and 14th for col
ored teachers Examinations will bo held
at Nicholson on Friday and Saturday,
April anh audSlst for white teachers, and
Friday and Saturday, April 27thand 28th,
ror colored teachers. Examinations will
commence at 8 o’clock a. m., ouch day.
A. 0. Stkvkxson.
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WAVEEAND ECHOES.
I'l rtonal and dcnernl Items from (be
Charming Kcaorl (islhmil na
Written by Onr Special Cor*
reanondrnt.
Mr. Geo. L. Hole camo over oo
business ibis week.
Mr. Delbert of the big city was n
visitor here on Sunday.
Remember Wavelaml store sells
good jeans pants at 75 cents.
Mr. L. M. Michel uml family are
over this week for a few days.
Mr, Cites. Weis? nnd family spent
Sunday at ilteir summer home.
Good flour hard to heat at $3.70
per barrel nt the Wave-land Store.
Dr. G. G. Smith of New Orleans
spent Sunday at their lovely summer
cottage.
Dr. John G. Hancock Ims rented
one of Mr. August Campe houses for
one year.
Mr. F. W. Young; was over on
Wednesday looking after his beauti
ful place.
Mr. G. Pitard and family came
over on Saturlay remaining until
Sunday evening,
Louis Bourgeois &lHos.’ branch
store at Bay St. Louis attracts large
crowds of people. Why? because
they give the best goods for the leas!
money. Mr. G. W. Younger has
charge of the branch store.
A Prosperous Funner,
A young Rankin county fanner
was in town this morning with a
wagon load of country produce, the
fruits of Ins own labor, and which
lie found no difficulty in disposing
of at ft ir prices.
Ilis load consisted mainly of hams
—good old home-raised haras, and
sweet potatoes, in addition to which
Ihcic were small quantities of other
edibles. t
He told a customer that be had
sold this winter more than 8700
worth of meat, corn, potatoes, mo
uses, etc., and still had an abun
dance for home consumption.
His home is about fifteen miles
from Jackson, and in order to make
I his trip to town and get back the
same night, hoJeft home this morn
ing at 2 a. m.
Such enterprise is bound to bo re
warded in the long run. This far
mer asks tfio pork packers and corn
raisers.of the northwest nood i lb
own cribs and smoke-lmn .m supply
bis wants and he is as happy and in
dependent as a wood chuck- -..iuj-.!
ion Ledger.
Look Here’.
Ui'irimm: from arid of!cr In- .vie , thu
VOtli of March, IHU4, encli uni every
purchaser at the Chill' Coast Market,
Lend of Main Street, will receive a
ticket ns a receipt for overv 5 cents of
mens purchased. Upon presentation
ol 500 of those receipt tic kata the hold
er will entitled to faCO in cash
money or for 1000 tickets fit,6o in
cash, (}E->, Mru.ttn,
Gulf Coast Market,
M OtlCO.
In conformity to Section t. page 4, of
the Charter of the city of Hay St. Louis,
approved March 10, 1880, the Hoard of
Mayor and Aldermen ordered the regular
election to bo bold in the City Hull, on
Monday, April *, in 94,
lor a mayor, a secretary, a treasurer, nn
assessor and tax-collector, a marshal and
tour aldermen, one for each ward.
Jno. V. Toulmk, Mayor,
Bay St.'Louis, Miss., March 3, 1804.
MTOtioe.
The Louisville and Nashville llallroad
Company will pay the following prices
for material lost from Its bridges and
track in the October storm U delivered in
good order on shore near the bridge at
Scranton, Biloxi or Hay Bt. Louis:
Halls, $5 00, each; crcosotcd string
ers, bolsters and caps, iff.2o each; creo
soted tics and guard rails, 15 cents each.
C. Marshal, Snpt.
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Alion tft year ago I took n violent nft
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night for about six weeks; my wife then
suggested that I try Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. At iirst X could see no differ
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Bruns, cor. Colon and Front streets.
Ralioai! Exchange,
Fine Wines Liquors
Cigars andiTobacco
Ice cold beer constantly on hand.
Jiny St. Louis, Miss.
THE rules;
Arc: No loud talking, no profanity, no
indecent expressions will he allowed, any
one drunk and violating decency will not
he permitted to remain in the house.
'1 lie rules are quite rigidly enforced and
tho penalty for neglect is summarily in
flicted.' Jamj'.m Oii.moke Fayajid,
Proprietor.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
pRANK DABNEY,
Attorney at Law,
Offick—on Front near Main streets.
HAY BT. LOUIS, MISS.
B. EAL,
Attorney at Law,
Practices in all sea Coast counties,
Okfick: Union near Hancock streets
HAY ST. LOUIS. MISS
tuk iiascock ror.vi v >
, abstract offick
iICHN L LAND HENPEfISON,
Attorney aud Counsellor nt Low.
No. 9 Main Street.
Also buys, sells and rents real estate.
Terms reasonable,
R. SEAL
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MISSISSIPPI-CITY, MISS.
Will practice in all Courts in Sea
Coast counties. Including Federal Court,
also In Supre me court at Jackson, Miss.
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• *• HEX'S YOUTHS- AND COILMm CfcOTHDIe
Ladies’ Undoi*woar,
Children’s and Misses’Rcndy Made Hi A Mfn
Millinery, Laces, Ribbons, Embroideries, House Furnishing (
Matting, Rugs, Window Shades and Cornices. 8
Patronage of all solicited. ,'
PA itvv r. Ke*pectfoll y ,
G- A. LEVY. Cor.Jfront and Main fitrttti
Agent for Wanamakcr & Brown’s Celebrated Clothing,
Yacht Sails and Rigging
We make a specialty of high-class Yacht Sails and Rlvy|„„
I prices very much below those obtainable on the Seabo£* Jv'
/ \S\ Complete Outfits For Fishermen. u "
I Send us dimensions of your boat and we will
/ Vl'\ Sli ' ! t>!inS a,ul * sti,nateS on her complete: out lit
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Send 6c. (stamp.) for new IlTustrated Catalogue of Sails and Marine Goods,
4 , M GEO. B. CARPENTER & CO.
207 o 211 So. Water St.. CHICAGO, ILL
HEADQUARTERS FOH COMMERCIAL TRAVELERsT
Bay Si. Us Hotel asi Cottages,
OKT THE BBAQtt. ®
The commodious hotel is delightfully sitimted on the verge of the Me™
comer Front and Union straots, and affords the most, comfortable rooms with?’
unsurpassed table. Open the year round, with,excellent. ae< omnmdatio.m forf, nili
and transient boar,tors Hoard nndfilotltfng, b.v the day, week i
farther particulars apply to , llu ' ‘ m
MRS. A. ALLEN, Proprietki .-;s,
Bay St. Louis, Miss.
a. ORUmts EHTABLISHKD 1870. m. oki7,^7
A. Cerdes & Bro..
Sail Sakerss & Dealer in Cotton Dock,
Galvanized Iron and Brass Ship and Vnetit Hardwe.rc ami fixtures on
her and Leather Clothing. Coppo Paint of all Brand.,, Kami, I . sTru.n l.
•looks, Ship Bell Clocks, Oyster '1 ngucs, Anchor chain,, Windin' 7s! j:'c
CATTTtON.—If ft TV. t,
Douglas Hf ft rnduo*d prUr, or says I
ltd linrt them without oaott ittinijtod on
bottom, put Ulm down on * fraud.
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W. L. Douglas
S3 SISOS THE’ WORLD.
W. lj. DOUGLAS Shoe* are itylish, easy fit.
ting. and give belter satisfaction at the prices ad
vertfsed than any other make. Tty ooeoair and
he convinced. The stamping of W. L, Douglas'
naine and price on the bottom, which guarantees
their value, saves thousands of dollar* annually
lo those who wear them. Dealer* who push the
U? . V,L * P ou S la# Shots gain customers,
which helps to increase the sales on their full line
or goods. They can afford to sell at a less profit,
and we believe you can save money by buying all
your footwear of the dealer advertised below.
Catalogue free upon application. Address.
TV. L. DOVULAd, Xlrocklou, U*, Sold hv
G. Planchet.
MYSTERIES I
The Nervous System the Seat
of Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries.
No mystery has ever compared with that Ot
human life. It has been the leading subject
St professional research and study In all ages,
lut notwithstanding this foot It in not gener*
ally Unown
that the seal
/yjl T/4 fSN. of life Is loco*
/A*. "Y ted In the up
/IL> , \L(A V , \\ per part of the
flu tAI/f yg JU Wl \ spinal cord,
r / re-rr-l I near the hose
IJxHTr/'i>V/oUhebraltt,
U and bo send* .
/ K / tlvo la this
(>. ‘ \ysgOTPT / portion of the
yc T T WsSa®’ / nervous syo-
L. \ / tem that even
V \ I / the prick of a
) ill needle will
V J I I cause * nat “*
Recent discoveries have demonstrated that
all the organs of the body are under the con*
trol of tho nerve centers, located In or near
the base of tho brain, and that w uen these are
deranged tho organs which they supply with
nerve fluid are also deranged. When It Is re*
mombered that a serious injury to tho spinal
cord will cause paralysis of the body below
the Injured point, because tho nor, e force Is
prevented by tho Injury from reaching the
in ralyzed portion, it wilt he understood how
the derange mont of the nerve centers will
c 4 l !*P the derangement of tho various organs
which they supply with nervo force,
Two-thirds of chronic diseases are due to
the Imported action of tho norve centers at
tho baso of tho brain, not from a derange
ment primarily originating In tho organ it*
f°“* , The great mistake of physicians In
treating thrao diseases Is that they treat the
organ rather than the nerve centers which
are the cause of the trouble.
Do. Fbanklin Mii.es, the celebrated spe
clallit,h:nprofoundly studied thlaaubject for
oyer 20 years. and Ims made many Important
discoveries In connection with It, chief among
them being tho facts contained In tho above
statement, and that tl o ordinary methods of
treatment aro wrong. All headache, dirti
ness, dullness, contusion, pressure, blues,
mania, melancholy. Insanity, epilepsy, St.
Vitus dance, etc., are nervous diseases no
matter how caused. The wonderful success of
I’r. Milos’ Restorative Nervine Is due to tho
fac„ that It la based on the foregoing principle.
uu. Mile.)' KESTOtiAnva NBBVlNauaolaoy
nil druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent
direct by Db. Miles Medical 00.. Elkhart,
Ind.. on receipt of price, fl per bottle, six
bottles for tS, express prepaid. It contains
neither opiates nor dangerous drugs.
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ALL KINDS 0F...
PLAIN & FANCY —
' in R PRINTING
NFATLY EXECU .r
AT THIS OFFICE , .
GASTON G. GARDERLED,
Contractor —aniL^Buildef,
Contracts tnkenforsmnl) find lari y,s
A liberal share of patiosuc . .
Residence at Oardebled’s drug store day
St. Louis, Miss.
E. W. MORRILL,
Insrance -:-Ipcy
COB THE .MISNIVSII'I’ItO.VST,
BILOXI, MISS.
Representing the strongest and mod
liberal companies in the world.
Liverpool & Loudon & Globe Insurant!
Cos., of England.
Royal Ins, Cos., Liverpool, Ena.
I’hoenlx Ins Cos., Brooklyn, N Y.
Pheonlx Assurance Cos London, Eds
Hartford Fire Ins Co.,..Hanford, Conn
Mechanics’ & Traders’ Ins Cos Jl, 0.. La.
United Udderwrltero Ins Co.,Atlanta, lia.
N O Ins Association, New Orleans
St. Paul German Ins Cos., St.Panl, Mina.
Losses are paid cash without discount
and without waiting tho usual 60 daw.
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[ list sent free Of curg]feiS|
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froprlolore,
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£Door, Sash and Und3
factory
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DOORS, SASH,' BUNDS, J
DOOR AND WINDOW PRAJILO.
And dealers in *
Builders’ Hardwnre, Win"#"*
Putty and Pure Mixed ,a sKj|j
F. C. Turnor& Cos.,
Corner St. Anthony and
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