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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

In announcing myself ms candidate
for mayor of the town of llazlchurSt
will say am too well known To It's
citizens "a make any rash promises
more than tn say ii elected you may
feel assured that the law will he en-
forced. and that the wishes at the pco-
ple shall always he held inviolatc, AMI
further, my purpose will always he Ia
protcct and advance 'lic financial condi'
tiou of the town. further its improve
mcnts, protect the rights of all citizens
regardless of party rings ar cliqucs.
We have town which promises tn he
s.place of considerable Importance IN
the future, and let its citizens lay aside
personal feelings in selecting u good
koard composed OLA miyor AMI four
aldermen who are competent
and will discharge their duty IN the
interest Of the town. ask the sup
port of the people in this election
promising ii elected, that the duties OF
The Office sllsil have my undivided
attention. Respectfully
&c. WILLIAMSON.
We are Authorized to announce
T.. h. Wheeler ~ \ candidate Tor
Mayor Of HaIlehuri, at the approach
ing election.
We are authorized tn announce L. T
Wolfe rs candidate for Mayor of
IlazlehurSt, at the ensuing election.
The friends os Ion. J. II. Groomc,
Relieving him wei qualified to ill the
ca,.c of Mayor If llazlchnirst, take
pleasure in Offering him To the citizens
of said town. Election To he holden
aIst November next. FRIEND.
We ale. authorized to 1nnunncc i.
f. Ainsworth. the present iucumbcni,
ns IA candidate for recollection tn III,
office of Treasurer 0f the town oi
Hazlchurst. Election November 2iSt.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

'Sgeot Caring Sevds' was the
translation OF the name given to Az.
er,s Pil's by q high mandarin OF
CANA, in lis letter If acknowledge.
ment and thanks to DR.. Aver fo-
having introduced them into the DC.
lesiial i upir,-a very appropriate
uan Q! Tiey are sweet, they cure.
and are. therefore, the most rofi'a-
ble "sceds' bick man eau inv,s at in.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17
MRs b. L. WEsoy or A PREsscr.
Hazlchurst, Nov, 10, lSS2.-4t
l.. l.. Fatherreu.

Cheapest cash store in II z!ehnrst
Dry 20 DDS, notion. shoes, hats, staple
and farcy groceries, fruits, coniee.
lionaries, stone ware. glass ware, crock.
cry ware, and tin ware. tobacco, and
cigars, all aoid for the next sixty
DAYS at l.. l. Faiherree's cheap Tor
cash. Now is ynur time to get tho
worth OF your monev: bring the cash
and get a bargain. Will ais, sell the
Perfect American Sewing M,chine ;
the prettiess, nestest. newest a'd
best made; every m,chine warranted
to give general satisfaction. II 'mam-
Der, everything is sold cheap and for
cash only. Az
Goto L. L. Fatherree's to get the
worth Of your money; everything sold
ut rock bottom prices for tho no1t
sixty days.
Best and cheapest Sewing Ma
chimes, sold at Fatherree's for the
next sixty d. ys.
Save y,ur money by buyi1g goods
from L. L. Fathereee; the cheapest
cas-, st. in Haz'churst.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17
Damlp) cold weather.

Dam(p) cold weather.
Big white frost last Tuesday NOM
ing.
The wedding bells will soon begin
TO ring.
Three elections in one month il pref.
" good for TIE Huh City of Copiah,
This is big county.
Rev Father Ballv will hold services
in the Catholic chuirh next Sunday mt
10 a m and pm.
The Board of Supervisors Will hold
n meeting ia the court hnn.c next Mon
day, Nov. Goth.
WE Bingham, Supt rU''lic Ednca-
iton, has noticc in this issue. tn which
we call the attention Of our readers
Col Chas SWEET. of Warren county,
isvisiting his daughter Mrs " Aims
worth of this city.
Cook s. Ard has Just received GUAM
tity Of picked beef which is excellent,
Go aud Try it. They also keep the iin-
est cigsrs.
Sevcnty-6vc squirrels AMI some
ducks is what The boys killed IN Bayon
Pierre swamp lass Tuesday. 1t wasn't
n good day for squirrels either.
The Copiah Show will give an exhi-
hilton next Monday. Nov. Goth. in the
court house. We ale not authorized
70 invite anyone, but presume, every
body will bo welcomed by the actors.
The meeting of the Copioh county
Fair organizers, called for the fourth
Saturday of Nov IL postponed until
the first Saturday in December,
The const has more good meanings
than one. Jno, W Peter has not an
nouncc,l him sclf candidate for the
Office of Treasurer of Copiah county,
yet.
We learn that the Ware case has
been decided, aud that .hc store. so
long closed. was opened this morning.
with G.. l.. lrarc in charge. Mr.. ".
il a business young man, ami we wish
him success.
Miss Archie Steele spent n few days
in our city. visiting the family OF j. l..
Meade.
". X. Thompson has gone to Birm-
ington, Ala, to engage in business.
Mr.. L. IL n live business man ami we
commend him to the people OF Birm'
inslam.
c. Taiiaferro has our thanks for
a sample of his Louisiana cane, one
stalk measuring nine feet high. There
il no reason why farmers cannot raise
their own syrup, in this county, rs the
cane grows US large here Us in LOUISE
ana.
Peas, beans and a;l kind of garden
seeds Mt whole sale in any quantity
from cont papers to a barrel. Market
gardeners would do well to call ON L.
G. WILKINSON the Druggist OF liazie-
hurst, who can supply you. 1t
The big advertisements in thiswesks
issue prevents us from publishing our
usual amount of reading matter. In one
or two weeks We will give our readers
the usual amount IL not more.
We are authorized to state that l. ID
Wheeler. Esq, will not he candidate
for the otiice of Mayor of Hazle''urst.
Mr. IT. is Mt present attending to bust
ness in the eastern counties. and will
not be here at the election. de has
many friends in this dity, and would
have received his share OF the votes
Tomorrow week, Saturday, Nov %
IN tho election for Treasurer OF Copiah
county. several candidates are ort' and
n. there seems te be no politics mixed
up i'm il, We presume all would make
n good Treasurer, and we arc sorry "''
cannot he elected.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

In another column mny be seen the
advertisement of another show, to lc
here on the Goth. We accepted the adj
vcrtisement, as we do NIL others, simp'
ly ON tue recommendation of the nj
vcrtiscrs, end their paving us onr price
| He cannot recommend this Circuit Ia
our readers, because we have not seen
il. and do no, know whcthcror not il
Is another Foicpaugh swindlc. lfthey
arc what they claim To bc in the differ
cnt papers, the show Is worth going to.
We leave il To our readers to decide
whether the one coming is worth the
admission fee, ami neglect of tlicir bus
mess, or not, after reading the advcr.
tiscmcnts, and making due allowances
to bc humbuggcd in some way.
Tue election for Mayor, Alder
men and Treasurer comes OF next
Tuesday. There arc three candi-
dates for Mayor, all good men. lie.
every cit'zan VOC for good men for
Aid, rmen, and our town can bons'
in lie future, az i. has in the past, q
good corps Of city officials.
Have You registered for the town
e!eciu II lot do 10 Mt once. You
have only Tomorrow. Saturday, 10
register, and if you fail. yen cannot
vote. boat thiak that you 'regs
tered last year. and it is not necessa
ry to register over" You Lave got
to register again, o. .ou will not be
permitted to vota.
The question of "whisky or no
whiskey' should 10. To made an is.
suO next Tuesday. Tie can lidat:
who rams exclusively on either ticket
will lie. end should be, defeated,
Etc! good men-mon who are iden.
tilted with the interests Of our town
aud will ever watch an! control af.
fairs in tho interest OF hor ci.iz,ns.
ole aud I,
At tie recent term Of Circuit
Court, Cuff Warden was sentenced
to he poui.en;iSry fer four. ears-he
has appealed 10 tho Supreme court.
Alien F"rcs', sentenced for four
years; WaiIa William, scntonced
for six month";
Telephone Exchange.
"lI-llol"
We'll. whn j. it ~
~ Il B:risons & Co, Crystal
spri"G
"Oh What IS il, TIN 2"
Jus, wanted 10 say that Wa aco
receiving fresh gods taily, and can
SIMPLY you on the cash plan al living
rates. G nc AID SEQ u"
"Ali light"
Goodbye
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17
Che Gnpiah Si9nal,
Hazlchurst, Nov. 3rd, 1882

Trains on the Chicago. st. Louis
and New Orleans Railroad, are due ut
IIazlchurstas follows:
Going North--No. .. PA p. IN. No.
(. Ills p. M. Nos. 5:l2 p. M.
Guing South-No. =. l2:00 u. M. No
3. l:5O u. M. No.7 s:a5 y. M, No. IL
e:i0 p. M.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

To DE beautiful. buoyan. an'l hcal,l,.'
the whole female oon7t!,uticn muS'
maintain regular action during Cerr
period Of life. Otherwise, M tcnis.e c.
possibly remain healthy, and she ~b,
does not know this fact, Is quite ur:o'''.
nate. Should you 10y exposure, leon
irregular and suffer with nlaiiy ;rouhl"
experience advises Tho ice Oh E"pl'
Female Bitters as tie IN st w"r cr'
female regulator and ion ,oE!c' III u
BAILEY's SALINE .tPEiuE"T LA CO.
ing, refreshing summer drink !'r d
pepsia and headache. No med;cln" ;,,
Everyone, homoo or abroad. hSild ioci.
Trough en- Cr!i:o,"
Cures 8 cases for % cts. In c.sN cr:rrrn'
Mailed by john Ps-liam, Atm: -,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

DRESS GOODS AND NOTIONS
ladies will always Gnd one stock OF
lacos. onbroid, ries, but ons, Trim
mings, collars, cuffs &, n,lnde nil
tho novelties Of tho season, nd ut
much lower figures than they have
been accustomed to pny for such
80 da. BARNES & WILKINS y.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

PRINTS AND CALlCOES. THE
latest Fall styles now on hand, which
vii be replenisiled from time TO time
az The season advances. BARNES &
WILKINSON.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17
Haz'ehurst, Ang. Is, lSS2.-2StL
RARNFS g. WILKT SON RES.

BARNES & Wiki son. RES
PECTFULLY invite tho attention Of
their customers and tho public. to
their large and varied stock which
is offered at prices such rs will induce
cash buyers t, favor them with their
patronage.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17
Jesse JAMES,

This fino young uorae will commence
hiI season on the 25.h.. Inst, and
will stand az follows:
At my stable: in Haz'ehursf, ON
Mondays and F.idays; G 'llatin, lon
Tuesdays; Hoods Sore, Pine B'niT)
Wednesdays. and Thursdays; PT-
hers Mil. Saturday. Terms: Ten
Dollars per season, cash. with priv
ilege Of seasons until marc proves
with fonl.
Jesse is fonr wears old. 15i hands
high, Weighs 1000 pound. Is we'll
formsd. aud just the horse for this
country.
Mnnrn AZ my
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

HOSIERY. LATEST NOVEL
TIES in fancy stripe aud Roli col
ora, at us'ou's' ing 'oy priccn, Mem,
ladies, children and Mi'sos in great
variety. BARSrs & WILKINSON.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

CLOTHING. WE HAVE SIZE
CIAL bargains in Ills line to oilor,
and invite inspection Of our stock,
which ia full and complete.
BARyrs & Wu.RIssoN
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

HARDWARE, PLATED CUT.
LERY and Spoons. Kaivss, Forks,
Pocket knives. Hinges, scsows, bolts
locks, and in fact al articles OF hard.
ware usually called for will DO found
in onr stick. Call On US for a'mos'
anything wanted in his line.
BARNrs e WILKINSON.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17
FOR RENT.

Three new d, sirahle residences or
E,,t side # Rai'rosl, u short walk
from tho Deptt, in good reighbor-
hood, complete il MI appointments,
large rooas with fro places AUD clos
cts. good garden spots, ani excellent
wells of water For particulars ill.,
qnire nf
MRs b. L. WEsoy or A PREsscr.
Hazlchnrst. Nov, 10. 1881
Albert .Moorcs news Depot has been
moved To Cooks Pharmacy, an Front
Street. where can he found mt any time
all of the leading periodicals; such
literature az the Seaside Library.
Frank Lcslics weekly, Budget, ANA
popular Monthly, Puck, Texas Siitings
Sc. Young ladies desiring to Obtain
light recalling matter will do well to
call, remembering that w. Ii. Cook
keeps n full stock ofcverything in the
drug liuc.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

FLANNELS, OPERA ALL
shades sa1ony bland lowe-t grades;
AL co!ors at extremely low pric g.
BARNES e WILKINSON
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

SHOES. ALL STYLES FROM
lowest grade to best Phila''cphi,
make. A largo stock TO s,l"t from.
BAnSrs e WILYIysoY
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

Many puny, debili.atcd infant,
irelt;ng AID n, sting away Ga'ly, Of
Ten uaablo TO zig S, IT. tool, may be-
rescued II ON an nu'imely grave b.
Dr. MolTc,t's Teo;hina Cr-ething
Puw,iers) Fo, sale
by W b Cook
Some merchants insure their stock
e, d honses und neglect their c lid
dren Why not save the nothcr'0
heart aud li's by carving the baby n
hox of Dr. NJ 'ilet,'s Tee;hina Teeth.
inS Powd,is) o her fathers do it.
For s,'e by w 3 90 X.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS.
and family srrp'cs. OF ali kinds. Orr
stock is largo and frcsh, ind PRICE
low rs the lowest. Call IN lib.
BARNES & W.LIISsoN.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

Positively specimen OF s species placed exhibition
question greatest living curiosity cnnece vita
MnsCerc.
PERFORMING ELEPHANTS ranrosonting all tie different sreo
I'll. Man Eating LION SLAYES captured 'h i.ieror OF
Africa ard imported Aese ceer e. Doris OF $50 000
The Monster BLOOD SUCKING VAMPIRES OF S,nh Am
erica aad insious and bs Tie only
srecim .vc- exhibited.
GRAND DOUBLE CIRCUS Eve oat Clowns representing ri M
lions ed join PATTI 5ON, celebrated II amber Ca-o
THREE MILITARY BANDS AMI tho best available Orc talent 20 be
obiaiue None but bareba riding best
ne A,obas Trapzsts, Elcs.s Lapsrs and ubers the
profession.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

LUMBER. OUR LUMBER YARD
is now well supplied with oil dimon-
s;ous of plank, scantling. AID VII
curhing. We can & | Al o,dsr Tor
aay quantity promptly.
BARNES & WrSIS OF.
CRYSTAL Springs. Oit bib. 1852.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17

cADE MADE AT SMALL OUTLAY Thoso contemplating s S sonS
opy can by ;nvsn. FIVE DOLLARS policy IN ns
ern Matrimonial Operative Association Of Haz ehurS suhg .n
SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS ut the exp ration OF hVe moh'h0' WIZ"
call at the Office for particulars , :, . - u ,,,,,,.,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-17
NGillie Christine,
Magnificent Free Street Parade.

Daily at 10 Unparalleled in Elegance an Grandeur Tho Cir
Highway H.lulay Procession witbened.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-05-03
Benton, Montana, Wednesday, May 3, 1882.

from behind the bar walked out into the back
yard. He soon returned, however, and bor-
rowed the saloon keepers knife, returning TO
the yard. Shortly afterwards report of the
gun was heard and when parties hastened to
see what was the matter Blake was seen ly-
ing against the fence with the top of his head
literally blown off He had used the bor-
rowed knife TO notch piece of lath so as to
operate the trigger without fail. During all
the time be was preparing to take his own
life be seemed as cool as q cucumber.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-05-03

mails. Every one would become "a bull OF
the wood if turned loose in any country.
They were immense fellows, and it was q
perfect circus in Citing them on the boat
Bismarck Tribune.
The Josephine has a cargo of 300 tons,
and the Butte cargo of $50 tons. Both have
full quota Of passengers.
The officers of the Benton are Captain
Tom. Townsend, master; a. Kennedy,
clerk Wm. Ball and John Doyle, pilots !;
Charley Deiz, mate, and 81. c. Lee, stew
ard.
Capt Joe Todd is master of the Key
West.
The Black Hill, of the Benton Line, left
Bismarck on the 22nd ult. with ffty-fve pas
sengers in the cabin, 200 tons of freight and
60 head of live stock.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-05-03

! DR.. and Mrs Patberry have returned to
their home at White Sulphur Springs after
an absence Of several months in the States.
DR.. j. kemper, long resident physician of
the Hot Springs, Ark, accompanied Dr.
Parberry and will enter into partnership
with the latter in the practice of his profess
sion. 1t is proposed to fit up the Springs in
the most approved manner for the treatment
Of diseases, and render this the health resort
of Montana. We wish the project abund-
ant success
MIR. Paris Gibson returned from the East
last week, after an absence of two months,
and was warmly welcomed back to Benton
by his many friends. MIR. Gibson informs
US that Montana is attracting large share of
attention East and will be the Mecca of
thousands of pilgrims this year, most of
whom are going to the Yellowstone country
along the line of the railroad When the
Fort Benton, Barker & Yellowstone road is
completed Northern Montana will come in
for big share of the people, Mr. G. has
not yet disposed of the Barker mine but has
made such progress in that direction that the
transfer will undoubtedly be made in due
time.
Mr.. Wheaton, for several months in
charge of the military telegraph office at this
place, has been ordered to Helena to take
control Of the office at that point, and will
be succeeded in Benton by Mr.. Davis, of
St Louis, who arrived from Helena last
evening. Operator Smith, of Helena, goes
home to Pennsylvania on a furlough On ac-
count of the serious illness Of his father.
MIR. Wheaton leaves for his new post of duty
on Friday morning and he will take with him
the best wishes Of host of Benton friends.
During his stay here he has ever been cout-
eous and accommodating, winning the need
Of praise from all with whom he had busi-
ness relations. and we take pleasure in rec
ommending him to the favor Of the good
people Of Helena.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-05-03
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INTERESTED IN BENTON.
An Interview with Mr.. WaEzaI Regard
snE his Recent Trip East.

Mr.. W. s Wetzel, one of Benton's enter
prlsing merchants. returned Saturday even
ing from his trip east, having been absent
about two months and a sojourner for brief
time in nearly all the principal commercial
csnters of the Northern States. Mr.. Wetzel
returned overland, his family coming On the
Josephine, the latter arriving from the Mari
as Monday
| In conversation with RIVER PRESS repre-
sentative MIR. Wetzel stated that there is a
| lively interest taken throughout the east in
Montana and especially in regard to Benton,
| the head of navigation on the Missouri.
''On former trips east" said Mr.. w.,
Montana was little mentioned and very few
people seemed to know anything about Ben
ton. What inquiries were made were in ref
erence to the red men-if there were many
of them in Benton, whether dangerous or
not, their customs, etc. Now, however, it
is quite different. Every one with whom I
came in contact seemed to regard Montana
as the coming Territory of the West, and
Fort Benton place of no little commercial
importance | was piled with questions un-
Ill got tired of answering them in refer
ence to our resources and the prospects of the
town. Indian matters were ignored entirely.
The value of resl estate, the amount of busi-
ness transacted, population, shipments, etc..
seem now of principal interest, aud Lo Ben
tonite should 60 east without having all the
facts and figures on these subjects at his
tongues enc."
''Do you anticipate much of an immigra-
tion to Benton this year 2" we asked
Il don't see how it can be otherwise. |
could hear almost every day of parties who
are intending to come. and The Inquiries at
steamboat headquarters are ten times greater
than on any former year. The trains from
the east into Bismarck are loaded down
every day and many of the passengers are
waiting for the boats to take passage up the
river. Every boat that has left Bismarck to
date has had full quota of passengers, and
believe it will keep up at that ra,e during
the season.
Ibid you hear anything about the Benton
branch of the Northern Pacific railroad 2"
"A great deal at st. Paul and Bismarck.
The people who talk about it believe that the
branch will be one of the principal feeders
of the Northern Pacific and that it will sure.
ly be constructed within the next two years.
talked with the N. P. officials at St Paul
about it and they regard the speedy construc-
ton of this branch as settled thing"
s.Then. all things considered. YOU are in
clined to think Benton will enjoy an old
fashioned boom this year 2"
''Yes, good deal bigger one than most
people up here anticipate"
''Wha lis the outlook for the shipping in
terests p
THE outlook is good. The boats will
have all they can do, and there will be more
freight brought to Benton than ever before.
think the boating season will be lively
one. and that always mesps an active trade
and prosperous times for Benton"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-05-03
The RIVER Press.
Ierms,' ...........-......$5.OO 90 per Year
COLLINS E. STEVENS.
Publishers.

Au letters and containing matter IN
tended for publication IN this paper should be addressed
to 1he RaUer Press and the Of the aoriter must
be gaDen to insure attention.
Local advertisements auH be inserted these columns
at the rate Of tee7, cents per line from transient and
ten cents per line from regular ADVERTISERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-06

hard fighting as Europe understands tnnt pnraso.
there has been little or none. The best thing thas
can DO said for these men-and it Is enough is tat
they did well what was given them TO 10 D"'
Kassassin was very far indeed from being baia-
kava.a
Undoubtedly the papers are right in SAYING Us
they almost all do. that the reception proves 'n0
popularity Of the war. 1t proves also ln"t pooP'O
ore satisfied with the management and result OF ''
IfMr Gladstone were capable of the more than
Machlavellian ingenuity ascriDed 10 hiin' ne co"i
1T bor. hit upon n device better calculated 10
strano+ben his Government than TO march Some
soldiers from Egypt through the streets OF Lohoon
inst a. the autumn session of Parliament opens.
have heard II said and IL is perfectly concel'no''
tho, Tho conservatives have considerably modified
their scheme Of attack on the Government S'noo
witnesin these scenes OF FRIDAY ana ounu"y'
But 1t proves more than the popularity Oh 'u'
Fcvntian war. II proves how popular any war 49,
or any successful war Mr. Henry Richard may
preach peace till doomsday, hc cannot preach out
Of the soul of the Engishman his passion for war.
Tho Manchester school has never educated anu
rovor will educate him into forgetting how ne mas
won and how he must keep bis Empire. 10 inc
AVERAGE Brjton this war IN Egypt is an impetiai
,vor a vor for the safety Of India, and as such lie
onproves # with all his heart. He does not care
mucb about the Khedive or the Contioi' ana NOV
even the continued efforts OF Mr. "ilIIiu p'un'
and Lady Gregory have made Arao' nero 10 nun
nor vet very hateful to him. de hkes MI "iau-
stone better because war has been fou9hu unuoi
his lead, rshp 1t was plain 10 DE seen ho" 'Aine'
were going last July. The roar that hileu honuon
to-day is only one more echo OF Sir Deauchanp ooy
,,orr;s opns before the forts of Alexandria. Inc
scenos of this afternoon were n greater scale
than those that were to be witnessed on that menu
orable Tuesday of July in the same streets "heh
mems faces were lighted up with the Joy OF hearing
once more the sound of British cannon But inc
spirit of the two days is the same. and tho lesson ID
the same. Whether carping RadicslIsm Will learn
+. and so stop carplng, Is another matter.