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The desire for ssImulanIs 10 becoming m :. :
slrO0s evil, and how TO overcome IL 10 a serious
question with rcE'rIi,erS Parker's Ginger
Tonic fairly solves the difficult problem. Il W.
vigOrates bOdy and mind wiihoul intoxicating
and has brought health and happiness to many
desOlaie hOmes.-EHqEirer. See other column
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We ale requested la announce that the juven
lie amaiuers Ot Quincy, under the auspices OF
The Ladies Monumental ASS Cation will repeal
their Performance al ilis celebrated s,isTa Pin
al're IN that city ou Thursday evening sep
TENDER 18Th. for the benefit at the Confederate
Munumeai Fund
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The true secret OF happiness is perfect health,
which enables the individual TO enjoy life, aud
attain competency and cOn'entmenl The mar
tyr TO dyspepsia in continual misery, is without
hope in the pursuit Of business or pleasure, and
realizes that existence yields only failure But a
new era has come, and good health Is assured,
with positive relief from the ills al indigestion
and torpid liver, by The use oi DR. Acker's Dys-
prpsia Tablets. They are very nice, try them.
Only 25 and so cents in handsome boxes For
sale by w. A. Rawls. [eow
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That Acker's Blood Elixir is specific remedy
for neuralgia, rheumatism, malarinus and other
fevers, scrOtulous tendencies, and all Emms of
blond poisoning. Il purifes the system, rnuses
and develops the nervous energies, enriches the
blood. promotes appetite. dispels hnguor, and
restores the body TO robust health. Sold by W.
A Rawls Ieow
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And rapidly advancing. snLjrcs Io a chang
wiIhoOI notice BY the box Only-FaI Backs,
lac. Bellies, lac. freight added, so crnIs per
100 pounds on gross weight
15u Y A LEVY
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HOW SHALL WE PRESERVE HER HEALTH AND
BEAUTY.
One who has long investigated his suhjrcI
gives The result, and IS happy la Say il is found
IN Wnman's Best Friend" II is adapted as
pecially to that great central, all controlling
gan. The womb, correcting us di>Orers and
curing any irrrgularty nf the mens.-s" at
" cnurses" DR. J. Bradheld's Female Regua
Tor acts like charm IN whites, and in sudden
or gradual checking. or in entire s"ppage o.
"mnn hly cnursr>,' from cold, mental lrublef
ar like CAUSES. hy restoring The iural discharge
in every instance. La chronic Gases, often
resulting ID liberation, falling of The womb. its
action is prompt and decisive, saving the con
slituIion from numbsIless evils and premature
decay.
Prepared by Dr. J. Bradfield. Atlanta. Ga
Price: Trial size, IS cents; large size. $50
For sale by all druggists. Il
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Ladies' wishing perfume thai combines sov-
ely, delicAcy and richness. Hnd Florestoa Co
lOgne entirely satisfactory
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If you want 10 read The FLORIDiAH for the
eampaigu-ffom lhe fsss Of esptembss until the
tirss Of December-it win cot you Ouly Is cents
Send in your mama
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New Advertisements.
PROCL A nj ALTON
~ THE GOVERNOR
5000 REWARD.

WHEREAS, IL has come to my knowledge thai
Wv Charles Savage aud Howard z james were
taken from the authorities of tue stale in the county
OF Madison ON the 18th day Of August, 1882, and
brutality murdered;
ARd, ntaeTeas, Such unWarranted acts OF violence
contrary To the genius OF our tn-tltutions and
subversive OF all Law and good government;
ARd, HAeyeas. Tue only means OF indicating the
supremacy Of the law, and securing proper Obedi-
To the same. Is ia the prompt arrest and pun
ishmeuE al the perpetrators OF such crimes:
NOr, therefore, 1, WILLIAM ID. BLOxHAM. Gov
ernOr OF The state OF Florida, do issue this, my
proclamation and offer a reward Of FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLAkS for The apprehension and dellv-
cry the Shrrif Of Madison county Aforesaid The
per-ons or any OF them. who murdered the SAID
savage and James, the same TO be paid npon the
conviction Of such persOus or any OF them. Aud
do earnestly call upon the officers and all good
eiJiEens Of this State, and especially those Of the
county If Madison, To use the utmost vigilance for
detecting and arresIing the perpetrators OF this
crime and thus aid 10 that vigorous enforcement
of the laws always essential 10 the peace and PROF.
perity 0f the Commonwealth
In WITNESS WHEREOF, lave hereto set
my hand and cansed the Great Seal OF
II 81 the State 20 be AIMED, &C Tallahassee,
this, the 20sh day Of AngusS, A. d. 1889.
WILLIAM D. BLOxHAM.
By the Governor Governor.
Attest: Jxo L. CRAWFORD,
Secretary Of State
August -, l682-4W
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MASONIC.

~ Regular meetings OF JACKSON LODGE
"a are held on the drst and third Mondays In each
-,orth Al O'Clock p. n
o' Nm MCINTOSH. S>cref0ry.
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tHr Feeling confident that the people Of the county
appreciate the which worthy Tax Assessor.
M GEO A GROOM has performed his duties for the
past two and believing that could not be beDe
hted BY change. respectfully AJAX the Democratic
voters Of Leon county give him their support in the
coming election TAxPATKRs.
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AGENTS WANTED.

N100 A MONTH PAID TO RELIABLE
DlVU and energetic agents in pleasant and
laudAbIe business, suited To gentlemen or ladies'
Apply to Lock Box l6l, Tallahassee, Fla
August 8 l662-2m
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MAYORS OFFICE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Tax Assessor

~ We hereby announce Ma r A SHINE a. 4 can
ddzte fer Tax Assessor for Leon county, and wOnld
recommend him TO the confidence and support Of her
Citizens Mr. Shine ably oiled the position for four year,
and gave entire satisfaction his meeting
full appreciation OF Board of Equalization
MANY YoTKRz-
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Reorof n Temperature at TIAahdssec, Florida,
for ne past reek
.oaserrsflons taken hy " A RAwIs Druggist and
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POsr.0FFaCR NOTICE.

AEnlvAL AID cLOsus % EAuA-
AFTto@ Coaas.
-, "a Rastsra ........f 0AM n. zoo p
49,. -.... 100 p n GOA
!. Marks Carrabelle. Newport
"a crsWforov1ne ---------- l0 r. - 80 A. Il
OFYIcE RoURs
- oce win be open 70 lesssea q ooxes continuously
-. ---rral delivery window viii be open ffom A. Il
"a n except during The time u takes to Open the in
s.-.iur maiis me stamp window viii be opened from
>. nj 40 ~ p n and from 2So 70 p n.
=. Sundays the once win be open from 10 A n.
MosET-oHDER oYYIcB-
"A, Moncy order once win be open from 80 A. n. to
- n nd from ~ p N. to Pm
oraers issued At this ofce payable In any
= IA he nted StAtes and Aso Canada Great Britain,
k-stseriand and Germany.
- feloStng are the rAtes Of commission On orders
: -rr-edne SIS 10 cents: SIS and not exceeding
- n cents: 80 and not exceeding SO
-, g. and not exceeding So = cents-
W. G. STEWART p NJ
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r~Rr-ular meetings OF LEoN LODGE No 3,
80 every Tsesday EeeaiAo Al their Lodge Room Al
s-rock Al Brothers in good standing are invited to
attend '" ~ Damn ~ u
~ Regular meetings of AUCILLA EECAAP-
- ~ are held the fret and third T1Ersfav Ere
-. n Zach month Al their Ledge Room = O'Clock
a. .rri--rh~ in good standing invited IN attend
JOHN McDOUGALL c. P.
N NclsTosH. SR-, Scy1o>-
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This gratifying rsull was "btIne'l during The
past season by Iruckman hvin. near Tallahas
sre, and like favorable results m1y IN realized
10y Others, not alone with ILe tomaIn, but by The
cultivation of Irish aud sweet p,Iatoes. cabbases
egg-plants and other m ,rketabIe vegetables. aud
all of the crops can BE- successfully grown on the
ground where "A L,-Cnnir pear orchard has been
put our. Thus. man Can buy few acres OF
land in Leon county, plant his pear trees. and
while waiting for them to come into braring. he
can engage in vegetable culture between the
trees, make good living and put money in the
bank every year. with the assurance that u hand
some fortune awaits him nj The end nt "A few
years in his pear orchard
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

This well known State Institution has been in sue
cessful operation since 1 and having 6eea reonznzed
by the Of March & ffh Board u
and The election Of the Id Faculty is prepared
supply the best tefns the distinctive .dvantAges
OF general scientific aud Military school upon the basis
Of the L. Military Aead my West Point and upon
the system successfully pur-1ed beEFe the
The Faculty which 0nre incladed Gems 9g0mev mIl
Jackson, Gen. q. 3. R0aes and Gem. II. y.
MauFy, Row consists Of the following Superintendent
and Professor:
Gen FEAEcIs a. SMrrH. IL D.. Superintendent and
Professor Msth and Moral Philosophy
Gen 7. H. WILLIAMSON Prof Practice Eng, etc
Col 3. SEIP, Com Cadets and Pr0f. TActica
Col J. n. BROOKE. Prof. Ply sicsL
Col H. B. HARDIN. Prof General and Applied Chem
Col T. n sKmmkA Prof Modern Languages, etc
Col J. W. LYEH- Prof Math. and Logic.
Col J. q. AoRRIs6N. Adjunct Prof. CkemistFy. ete
Col E w. NEcHOLs. Prof Civil and Military kngin
eering and Astronomy
Under the drecti0a Of e1cient Finance ConuIftee
% the Board Of Vt0rs, and VITA ENHANCED annuity
from the state Of cadets redaced the
lOWe-t rates Session opens September O..
For information appointment, address
B4l GU- y. II. SAI Il. Superintendent
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August %, lS&-4w
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Session begins on the nrst OF October. and cor
times nine mOBtha Apply for catalogue TO The
Secretary Of the Faculty, r o. University Of Vlr-
ginia, AlbemaFie county, Virginia
JAS. r. HARRISON. Chairman Of the Faculty.
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Rubber Beltings. all widths, at
1879 B. A. ME6INNIss'
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APPLETON, s. C., July I2Ih. 1882.

APPLETON, s. C., July laih. 1882
W. II. BARRETT, Augusta, Ga:
DEAR SIR; l have used your Ii. II. p in my
family for Indigestion. D,~pep-ia and Liver
Complaint, and regard il ~ the finest prepaIa
ton of The kind have ever used.
Yours truly.
MARSHALL HILL,
Or BounI & Hill
MAYORS OFFICE
LEEsBURG, VA, April 19, 1879
Aessrs HutchisoR d Bro II affircs me pleas
ure To testify I" The great 1rtHes Of your Nr..-
ralgine,' Tor the cur Of neuralgia anil sick head
ache. Ii is the hest remedy for these mssi dis
ueSsiug complaints have ever used. II should
be in every family in the country
Yours truly
GEO. r HEAD,
Mayor of Leesburg Va.
HUTCHTsON & Bro, PrOprieIOrs, Atlanta. Ga.
Sold 10y all druggists TT
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what Can be Done In 1.e0n COunIy.
Here is another evidence of what may he done
on Leon comfy Lands with vegetables We give
the following figures from the regular account
book II one of our truck farmers, which shows
his profits from one acre uf tomato
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seeds for the SeasOn.

Fresh Cabbage Seeds,
Fresh Turnip Seeds,
Fresh RuIa Baga Seeds, al
IL RAwLs'
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ARRIVAL AID cLOszss o. zAnA.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31
a Word To Farmers Sons

Farmers cen, are quite npt to sup
pose that they can only attain to any
coveted position in liio through an
avenue Of some trsde or profession.
They lock sbort md find the veal
thy men nearly all belonging to these
classos. They 90 no. stop to con-
cider tLst only tho wealthy ones
come 70 view: that for every ono OF
those who las scquired wealth and
distinction, niae!y.nine others have
failed and disappeared; or have new
er risen to notice at oil. They act
on tie belief that they are tho only
persons ths.'can 30 called into pub
lie life, ignoring the fact that it il
the training they got which cons,i-
tutes toe difference rather than the
calling. 4 farmer OF equal learning
and culture with the LAWYER. would
NO believe, find himself in just as
good requost. with perhaps many
chances in his favor. II he allows tho
professional men 20 monopoli2S I'll
The advantages ct Tie start, he must
,Ipec! to frd himself at q diaadyap-
tage oil the way Observation-Disclosures
lent.
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and carriM of, until to-day tho
stricken parents have but one child left
to them. o daughter OF sixteen
The case is one OF the most touching
ever brought to public notice, and at
the funeral yesterday tho officiating
clergyman. Rev. William Engleber-
ger, Of tho United German Church,
expressed to tho sorrowiug couple
the sentiments OF feeling and syInpa-
thy entertained by tho community in
which they lived and are much TO
spccted. I. was, indeed, sad and
impressive to goo tie collins lowered
ons after another TO thoif last rest
ing place, and tho groif Of the hoart-
broken parent, was inconsolable.
Slowly tho littio gathering dispersed,
and tho mourners wendod their way
homcva.d. Those graves Will long
DO pointed ont to the sight-coer at
Riverside, and the adstory connect
ed with Thorn told with o hesitate ng
voice.
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ac,cd without his discretion. Men
do rot undorteko merchandising. or
banking, or manufacturing, in ;ts
ys;ious branches, until they have
acq aintcd themselves with such OF
tho details oflhc proposed cntcrpriGc
rs will enable them 70 properly per-
fern tho necessary duties, or .. least
TO be able to judge when their en-
ployes do go perform them. No
more should the man WHO essays TO
bccome aock manager oxpoct to
find n shcrt cut 10 the front rank.
uo may have money 70 buy as good
animals as the country affords. aud
may surround them with oil the aux
iliarios that his imagination can de-
wise bat without skill as a breeder,
and knowledge OF what TO DO. and
;ho time and manner in wlich they
should be done, 10 will coon ind
himself dis:sncod by somo less rs
sumiaS compotitcr, vino has plodded
over tho paths which 40 has sought
to avoid. Hard work and close attsn.
ton arc essentials in SUCCESS in shoop
husbandry; but these are 30 sure OF
reward that none need hesitate to
assume them. Sheep will psy well
for intelligent care but this the,
mnst have il disappointment is to be
svoided.-National Live Stock journ.
al.
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To .uu E,ie,,ds and K.atrons.

The 5tli of April, / will Mt my old
stand open iino lot Ofnrw and fash
ionaLlo Millinery, late styles in Hair
Goods, IIraidS, Meek wear, Fancy Ar
ticlc., etc. Cutting, Fitting aud all
kinds Of Sewing and DIersnlnking
done ut reasonable prices. You will
iind it to your advantage to call on Inc
and examine Wy stock and prices first
as shall spare no trouble in giving
satisfaction, Respectfully,
Mrs, s, j, LlSrIILD,
FoR SALE-l6O acres of new ground
laud on Georgetown rosd, two miles
cast Of lIazlchurst. The land II rom
ted for the year. TY NELSON.
Murch 18th 1882, G--tf
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Starting ~ Newspaper.

Those who know little OF news
papers Or newspaper management.
hare q vague idea that making =
newspaper j. 3 very easy thing, and
IN inexpensive undertaking, The
unjuformed individual! socg = paper,
aud ho picks !; up, and in moc. IL
stsnccs Guls $50 digca:iblo . thing,
that 10 Concludes that it Is mere
irolic TO run = newspaper. Tho FAC,
is it taken vast deal II Labor and
years OF patient labor and fortunes,
to make a newspaper. Many papers
are started With grand ideas, and
soon they end with a grand climax.
Not long ago daily papor Was o,ar-
ted in Baltimore, aad il IRA Given
out before hand that it would bs n
grand thing, and so it was. 1t vas
q big pageS, aud aovoral experienced
journalists being employed upon ii
it was u csadita5ie paper, but in &
lew weeks It closed ita career, and
the Losses incurred il attempting to
supplant old and established papers,
reached over u hundred thousand
dollars. Material was loft, and that
was ell; the prestige that the mana
gers Of ;hs new paper expected to
enjoy, had 81! departed and left in
stead, depleted pockets, and odi-
tors, printers and pressmcn went
hungry to bed, and the investors
sadly TO their bnrk accounts. So i,
hss been in many instances, and the
greatest consolation derived from
newspaper adventure must DO when
one s.ar;s With nothirg aud winds
up with less, for the deficit is gencr-
ally clear gain TO somo ambitious
printer or publisher. Tie age of
paper is to u very considerable de-
gree it's capital, for ego produces
confidence, and confidence in the
Gaze of newspaper, is one hundred
cents on tho dollar. The Cincinnati
Times-Stsr, in reviewing this sub.
ice. saws.
There has not been q successful Of
fort to start a new paper in any Of
the larger cities during the past fvo
years. and We do not bsleye there
will be for the next ten. A company
With capital OF 100000, could no,
put new paper on q paying basis
in this city by the timo tho last dol
lar waS expended. A new paper. to
secure circulation must be able
to compete with tho older ones. Sup
pose it 10 a paper Of the sizc and
price of the morning papers OF this
city. this attempt will at the least
possible figure, require an outlay OF
1890, coo par amman tur running OK.
peuses. A ncv pepOr eSpending
this sum wculd bear no comparison
With the old journals in the perf.o-
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lion OF liz news departments. and
The circulation it would pick up Of
tho start Of people who would take q
now paper on account Of tho novelty
would drop back to tho old one, ss
soon AZ tho novelty had worn Of, and
each paper had to stand on its own
merits. II tho paper be smaller
than tie morning papers, and thoro-
fore chespor, the experiment would
be still less likely to DO successful.
for tic margin OF profits which the
larger paper had on i!B circulation
would bo no materially reduced as
TO cut os tho largest s,prco OF posi-
bio income. A paper OF half tho
sizo and ct half tho pr;co OF our
morning papers would sink money
faster than one at about the same
size and price, because thors ere
many expenses That will hs the same
whether the paper DO large or small,
and whilo tao profit on circulation
ia relucod..it 10 not possible TO cor
reapoadingly reduce tho e1psnsea
AID q. the samo timo mako a paper
that will connahd asy respect or
oyor DO anything but q losing con-
cern. The coat OF telcgraphing, edi-
torial force, local work and the press
room will DO about tho same for q
paper that scl's for Is ccpta per
week as for the orc that sells for 30
cents. These constitute q large
part Of tho paper. Tho Saving on
the smaller sheet only comes in on
the cost OF tho whisc papor and com.
position, and the former ia not likely
tn DO On item Of great consideration
during the first few years; OLA now
paper. Tho goat fact to DO consid-
cred in starting paper, ia that OK.
cep.ing tue single ilem OF white pa-
per, it costs much more to publish
The new paror that has no patronage
and no income Ut all than il doe, t.
publish the established paper with
au income Of $1,000 n day to carry it
along. To tho uninitisto it looks
like cztrsyagant talk, but it is never
the less true, that there is not q no.
,ional bank in Cincinnati to-day
wealthy enough to start aud success
fully establish n rcw daily paper
Statesman.
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"The Negro. Question:
Touching The problem Of tho enc.
gro question. in the South" which

gro question. in the SOUTH which
hrs been brought Into the discusnion
Of ;he anti Chinese immigration bill
in tie United STATED SonItn, No have
10 Any, that ,Lo t'ue way solro il i.
20 1T II alone. To d. "a 40 advice
in tho b.giuuingof The Hcconl.ruc
'ioG ero, 10 recognize the Cxlstaucc
hoio OF the negro; to recognize tht
realty 81 lii emar cipa,ion, md Of
his investment by power that mo
earthly hrnaa trihunsl can ovcrrule,
with all tho privileges and reeponsi.
hilities OF tho civil and political rights
that belong 10 tho white race; and
TO make tho bost OF ii. Ii ihc-o it.
reversible DEGREES hal bcon iccOg-
n'2rd ani realized, aud Gcq,iCscGd III
without murluur or complaint, at the
beginning, the Hind half OF our wees
since tic war would hcycr. have beer
a,iiton. 10 raviyo tie agi!stor un-
Der any prc;1', whatever. is only 70
bring on raw troubles CLARION
That can't DO; tho negro question
is not se.,'ed,a an q tho agitation must
go on. We con go with our friend
in recognizing the exiatcnoo Of the
negro here's" we rccosniaO ;ha. IS we
do any other painful reality; We 81.
go recognize the "resl;ty OF his cmsn-
bu. not That he is irrsvo-
cably invested with the political
rights that belong 10 tho willie race.
There may DO fools along tho l:ue,
from ono end TO tho o.her-trom the
Southern Bourbon to tho Northern
Stalwar.-irom tho Meridian Mcrcu-
~ to Nevada James, if you please,
who can't sce it 80. but tho truth is
unit! human nature is remodcled,
there will DO people along tho liue to
dissent from tho Clar;on's PROPOSE.
ton that the negro is invested with
political rights in this country by
power that no earthly human tribu-
nal can override.
The announcement OF the mon.
strous proposition ct once invites
tho agitation. From the Mercury to
tho Senator from Nevada Gil along
the line there are, and will be, mon
TO dispute tho proposition that the
negro is clothed by divine right with
power to akin our government and
civilization by his own re.rogrersior
into the Lowell Of the barbarism OF the
Negroes ancestor. Mercury
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31
Six Children In One Graxc.

Seldom is \ sadder tale told than
his, which we tako from the Olsve-
land Herald: "a peculiarly sad
and touching scene was enacted at
Riverside Cemetary. II was the b r.
ial in one grave OF six children; til :
little aons aud daughters Of John
Vondereau, q West Side butcher, liz.
ing ut No 50 Bridge street. The
youngest was m infant a little over
year Old. and tho eldcst . son OF
nineteen. Three woeks ago Mr. Won
derau'e family consisted Of himself
and wife and seven bright and hap
~ children That dreaded scorrge
diphtheria secured a fatal footing in
tho household. and tho baby was the
first victim. Thsn one by one the
others we,e seized by The sickness
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31
Thorough knowledge Nee.
csa.ry.

SSN"S.
There is monry in sheep, bu. it is
not crory man WHO can get at it.
llo who embasla in tue bnsino.s mnst
take with him those practical rules
and administer wiki tho Same dis.
erection 'Lat is found necessary in ey.
cry successful enterprise. In flock
management, succc.s will cone only
to him who briggs 10 the business T.
practical knowledge Of tho sheep. its
pcculiarlties, its necessities, its posi-
hiIiticP, and who supplimcn,s this
kSowlcdgo with labor and discretion
as necessary h.re as ia other voca-
,ion,. Tie ability 20 datoct evidon-
ees Of nn.hfiit, aud to countoract
unisyoraLle Tendencies, il worth
mnch 10 the Shepherd; but Of far
G'eatet vslCo 10 hin viii be found
that experience and knowledge by
which he will be enabled TO escape
Tho necessity Tor eliminating them.
IA a majority If ;ha unfortunate
ventures in sheep husbapdry are the
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