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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05
The I'!ut Law.

The &c. to amend the pint Law is,
IL seems To VA, more than it was in-
tended il should be. While the re-
pealling act intended 20 stop the
sale of vinous aud ap;rituous liquors
by tho pint, i; WAS not intended to
DO an expost fac,o law-aud hence II
could not havo been Intended to re-
woke the unexpired licenses.
The courts boil that this law may
he repealed notwithstanding the
llceuscs in existence, because it con-
iers only q privilege-not right.
The courts should hold THAI there is
contract where ever money is paid
for tho privilege or right ofpcruseing
certain kind ~ business for u year
ana that nny repeal or revocation
Of that contract, by amendment OF
otherwise, il imparing the obligations
of prc-c xisting contract, aad hence
is eS-post fGcto.
For cause, lot for c'amor, section
li06 authorizes supervisors or cor
pora;ions 10 revoke focuses, and thai
is "a specified part OF tho contract be-
tw,cU the S:,te sal tho licenses
and is not liable TO tie came OH &C.
lion.
TIE State having granite! q licensC
! takes the monoy and then abs"catc'
! ;he licenses. That il n fraud, 10y tht
/ State. Bat tho repeating act on!
half repeals the la,c. as i: leaves "a,
/ license in force ~ TO the gallon
} See the following 2cctiCn:
Sec. .. Bc it further enacted. Tha!
| the VOID "pint wherever i: occurs
in sections 1907 1898 llC3 il0S IN,
1909 Of to Code of 1880, be str;cl.e'
ont and iusers tho word "gallon;'
Provided, That this not apply to wine
made Of grapes growing in this State
as in now provided b. laN.
Tho Stale revokcs the uncxpirct
license, and goes back on the bar
gain, bu. keeps the money. This i
obtaining money under ialss presenst
il 70, worse. The repeating net II
defective it seems TO ~, and will no
stand the tost of tho legal scrutiny
yot j. is ba..cr not TO risk o violation
Of il in selling by tho pint, bet th'
act. in seci1n . clearly gives by r.
newed enactment. the right to stl
bv tue gallon, or as much IA fyc
gallons, under existing licenses.
Per. Gibson Revoll'o.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05
Drs. Rowan ~ sexton Yrs.
Medical Ethics.

EDIroR SIGNAI.-In the Copialan
OF April 22nd., had al article, the
purport Of which was to demonstrate
tho consistency of Dr.. Rowan's card
which appeared in the SIGNAL OF the
18th, when considered in connec-
ton with tbs advertising circular OF
Drs. Rowan & Sexton, published in
tho same issuc. DR.. Rowan in his ar
;ic.e, which he knew would be read
by tho public, evidenced deep in.
terest in tho purity and harmony OF
the medical profession OF th;s COM
ty. he referred to the necessity OF
"elevatinS the standard Of medical
ethics" and in the same paper TO,
together with DR.. Sexton, was guilty
Of several violations of this cnde, ]
could not believe that the gentle
ren were ignorant Of tho teachings
Of this time honored document. and
was greatly astonished to know that
they had violated q law, which every
regular physician regards as sacred
land sOlumu in its character, as it il
Incorporating in its requirements.
The fact, that in their circular they
boldly advertise themselves rs being
particularly accomplished in special
ties and ofler Inducements such "a
patients from q distance can obtain
private apartments at the Richard
son House. Terms moderate etc..
together with DR.. Rowau's palpable
inconsistency, was my reason for
ciiticising their conduct. Taken in
connection with what has occurred
before, tits plainly evident that it
was only m excuse to get before the
public. We know their weakness in
this respect. Olf,nses oft rcp,"ted
become grievances. Such off'nses
- the above; writing poetical obitu
uarics fox unfortunate patients, with
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

Tho news from the Indian tropb.
les in Arizona is truly distressing.
We clip tn, allowing from the Com
merc;M ,f tho 99.h:
At iate meeting of several thou
sand citizens at Tucson, Arizona, il
was unanimously decided to wire the
following TO the president md both
Lonscs OF congress-:
Duiirg the rejoicing incident to
The grand military display announc.
ed TO take place at Fortress Monroe.
we BEG to Cfler you as skeleton to
sit q, yons banquet, tue fact that
neatly ore hundred Of our citizens
hayc within q Few days been wonton-
ly murdered in cold blood by the
dOyi!lsh Apaches, whom cruel and
mistaken policy permits to survive
their crimes. II some small portion
Ct expenditure incurred ia yonr
grand display cou!d be devoted to
.uch measures as wOald prec.udo The
probability OF al increase in The list
al our murdered dead, we conh send
you grctirg Of gratitude and cheer
IN place of this message revealing
our sorov. h,lp!ess-ess and des.!a-
ten.
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A. B Prrrs.
DIR IrSTlR's OPINION.

In the Motor Of the 20:h Dr.. Hun-
tor gives us the latest on medical
ethics. From n medical stand poiut
the old gentleman reminds me Of MI
Old Earn yard cock" whose long.
evity is out Of all proportion to his
usefulness. H. says: ut must bt
admitted by every physician That The
code has out lived it's time! aud all
such stuff. ] would advise tho iuc.
tor to zee "Old Aunt Polly" and
organize an association OF their own
for the benefit Of specialists" OF hor
kind; tho doctor could preside and
these profoundly wise old women
could boast OF their skill; the eff.
cacy Of "poach tree poulticcs;' skins
Of black cats; st Jacobs Oil &C I'D
in6nitum. They would need but
one clause in tho Constitution viz
"Dont oil speak at once" This the
doctor could not enforce, but he
could publish their speechs in TIC
Monitor, at moderate terms" aud
thus secure for themselves quito q
"Eep."
The doctor did not I'D miro the
''spirip and "tcmper" displayed III
my article to tho Copiahsn. l an
aware that no has not boen IN en-.
thns;astic admirer OF mine since his
defeat for the Legislature in rs
This is not the first timo he has
tried to give me a iostle. still do mol
propose to take cffensc, but really
think I will vote for him next time
Before closing l desire to call the
DOCTORS attention to the fact that the
American Medical Ethics is reorgan.
lad by the American Medical Asso-
citation; is adopted by every State
Medical Association, in fact We have
but one Code of Ethics and to day il
is universally respected BY every
regular practitioner throughout the
United States. Dr.. Hunter says the
Code is n thing Of past; this shows
what a set Of isnoramuscs compose
the American Medical Association
and the different State Medical Assc-
Citations.
a. i PrrTs.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

Mississippi Stale Medical Association
of last year, (lS9l) with roll Of
members; the names Of DIS. Rowan
and Sexton do not appear upon thy
roll. If they are mombcrs Of Tho
association, thcy must hGvo joined
at tho meeting which WAS held in
Oxford last month; though upon in
quiry, am told by physician who
is u member and did attend, that
neither Drs. Rowan or Sexton was
,her!! They were not, nor never
were membors up to about month
sgo, uud it is very questionable
whether either have ever attended
or "ever seen" tho State Medical As
ISOLATION. This seemingly unnatur-
al hankoring after prominence is
again very apparent.
NV ORLEANS April 90, 1882.
Dir A. b, PIrrs.
DEAR DocroR.-Yours of
April eth is before mo, and I avail
my frat spare moments to reply.
The advertisement you copy, is in
substance tho same rs that for which
four medical mon Of this city. were
some years suspended from member
ship Of the Medical Association. In
my opinion, such advertisements are
in violation OF the Code of Ethics Of
tho American Medical Association,
which is the one considered the stan
dard. SEQ Art. /, Sec. g., in which
the following will be found: at is
dercgatory tc the profession to re.
sort to public advertisements or pri-
vnts cards, or hand-bills inviting the
attention OF individuals affected with
particular diseases, etc."
These aro tho practices OF imperics,
and arc highly reprehcnsible in a
regular physician.
Yours very truly,
SAM'L LoGAN.
HSzLRuuRsr April 9th 1882.
T. j. RICHARDSON, NJ. d.
Now Orleans, La.
Dear DocroR,-In discussion with
4 physician we fail to agree rs to the
propriety Of the following advertise.
men., aud ! respectfully Csk your
opinion OF the matter,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05
In NicniOI'iaii;.

Elinor Martin, infant child o! Mr..
Harley and Mrs. Maggie Page, Of
Mortinsv lie, was taken by tho good
Shepord from tho earthly to tho
heavenly fold. on the evening Of the
1st Of May, 1882; agod l year, s
months and 13 days. May The
same good Sheperd com'or; by lis
grace the hearts OF the bcreayed
parents, and lead them to say" Thy
will DO done; tho Lord gave, tho
Lord hath taken away; b.ossel DO
the name OF tho Lord
w, Ii. II.
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head for now they Rally their iorccs
] imagine they called in counsel the
doctors here" to assist ia this grad
md mighty tfljr'; aud in Difference
pto such mighty conc'avc. / ms.
acknowledge that il I hal my life to
live over again with the experience
] now have, would cnd.avor to
profit by the experience; ts true J
have boon rather rcruiss in soma re-
specLs, but am mortal, and while
my maker has not furnished me
with brains to Interpret the code"
yet I era .iouily thank Him fIr villa.
he has done for mo; and especially
10 l adore Him for giving me some
sense Of common modesty.
Once more and I am done. When
had fully decided to leave Gallman
and before / had concluded TO locate
at lIazlcnurst, / considered tho pro.
priety OF locating at Wesson. Think
ing that possibly might 10 able to
associate nysolf in some way with
DR.. R,wan, I asked Ed. II. II. Par
ser to mention the matter to Dr.. Il
for me. lie very kindly consented
and did 80, bnt waa informed that
the position had been promised to
"some other party" l thought no
moro of the matter and did not feel
in the least chagri ned. Tho prcpo-
sal was strictly business PROPOSE
ton for Or. Rowan TO act upon rs lie
might SEQ fit. Now in what respect
is this pertinent to tho issue? low
illogical and absurd their question:
If DR.. Rowan is such m ompcric
advertising 1uack as DR.. Pitts would
have tho people believe, why did he
apply &c; when the mcrost tyro will
at once preceive that this transaction
took place four or five months ago
at which timo l regarded DR.. Rowan
as physician too honorable to vio-
late the code of medical ethics and
too proud to sacrifice the resp. ct Of
tho profession for tho trasiont ap'
p!auSe Of the laity. |; is to be hoped
that this ia 10 he (and is Oh my parl
the last OF tbis matter.
A matter not ,aost dcp!ocab!c, bu'
the circumstances which lod to it il
deeply TO BE- regretted by oil who
Iiavo Il proper appreciation for tho r,
spcct due tho medical profession
! have witnessed with regret, no:
only tho indifference with which Drs
Rowan SScxton regard the codo o.
ethics, but n readiness on their par.
to disregard the rules Of common
courtesy The peu is Ell lcntly moi
The weapon with which tho physi
clans named are to achieve u repu.a'
ton aud it is also truo that, un!ess
they change the course they are 10"
following, .hoy vii! not only fail Il
maintain tho respect II The regular
profession, but will finally bring mp
ON themselves tho odum and ridicu'e
Respectfully.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

"a icli-v-!eeliug makes us Won
dcrous kind" Voter having with
drawn from .hc contest for the Office
of surveyor begins 10 look around
fHr good timber with which TO
"builj,"a C,nsrcssmaa. Drawn by
tha' mysterious chord al sympathy
Lis hes.: turns to Col. Ben King, Of
Copiah.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05
a. i PrrTs.

Trusscs ofall sizes ard shapes. from
the celebrated harl-rubbcr manufact-
urer, / B Sccly, for sale by w u Cook;
also. full line of ladies' aud gentle
mems stays and shoulder braces.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

Wautod. = D,noc,a,ic candidate
for Ccrs css in tto distric. composed
Of The counties ,f j, l,ersou, Claiborne
Minds, Madison, Raukin, Copiah,
Sim sur, Ligcoln aad FrSrk'in.-
Nouc Ia, ~ original need apply
Raymond Gr2.i'c.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

~ ~ ses NllAlNs IL rlIlhNt ~
the foundation OF all pulmonary diseases,
and n adapted to patients Of any acc OK
either sex. Being very palatahle, tho
youngest children take IL readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Soro Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Clcrgymnn's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and
Catarrh, the effects OF AyER's CHERRY
PICTORIAL arc magical, and mliltitudcs
are annually preserved from serious ILL
meas Ivy its timely aud faithful Use. IL
should bc kept ut hand In every house
hold for tho protection IL affords In sui.
don attacks. In Whooping.cough and
Consumption there IL no other remedy
so eiiicacious. soothing, and helpful.
Low prices arc inducements 10 try
soinc OF tile many mixtures or syrtips,
made ~ cheap and ineffective ingrcdi.
ents, now offered, which. rs they con.
tain no curative qualities, can afford
only temporary relief, ami arc sure tn
disappoint the patient. Diseases Of tho
throat and lungs demand active and
effective treatment; and 1t Is dangerous
experimenting with unknown and cheap
medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases may. while so tri.led with,
become deeply seated or incurlblc. Use
AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL, and you
may confidently expect the best results.
II Is OF Acknowledged curative power.
and IL NJ cheap as It's careful preparation
and fine ingredients will allow. Emi-
nent physicians, knowing Its compost.
ton, prescribe IL. The test Of half o
century has proven It's certainty TO euro
Nil pulmonary complaints not already
beyond tho reach Of human aid.
PREPARED BY Or. J. c. AVER C. co,
Practical aud Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
cold pr ALL DRresrsTs EVERYWHERE.
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l,nd ~ ita birth

land Of its birth,
Where arc pleasures md fu!lness Of
Joy; -.
Where it's thirst will be slackod with
the waters that spring,
Like u river Of light fro:n tho throno
Of tho King,
And new harp is strung and new
song is given.
To tic Jrctz,s that l)at DER tho gar
dens oi heaven"
w. T.. =.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

We learn from the Raymond Ca
zettc that the contest Of Lynch VS.
Chalm,rs, from this Sta.c, was set
ted in thc House Of Representatives
on TIE 20th uIi., by the uaeoatiug O!
Chalmers cud lie seating of Lynch,
colored of Naichez. Tho voting
stood thus. For stating Chalmers
1Oi, against seating Chalmers ls5
For seatii s Lynch l2i, against sent
irg Lynch 81. On the resolution de-
claliDg Lynch entitled 10 the seat the
vote wac: Yeas la5. nays S3.
Lyuch then appeared a. tho bar Of
the House AID was Gworn in as the
Representative from TIE 9th district
OF Mississippi.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

Nine th,usGud ChiueSo arrived nj
SSH Francisco between December
fLi Mach. They evidently do not
Gaze very much for tie legislation
against them.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

An exchange says eating straw.
bcsry sh,y;cahe a. T. eharch fair is
Very fascinating. 1t is such exciting
fur 20 &C, who will ST the st,awb9r-
~.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

John W. ". Ps:cr assumes a new
namo in Tie Copiabau, Voter but
like that famous animal which put Oh
tie lions kin, his BRAY helrays him.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

.this Gilisc long the man. has sought,
AHG mourueihecaus it fOuGd him not
JOHN w. Peter alias Voter"
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

There are twcnty-thr,c miles OF
,rcs;liug in The railrlad bridge across
lake prn;chartraiu.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

"rhc oIliyo eousat ths man, rot
The G,an ;he flice.-John ". Mathis
il Copish2u.
Qai;c ;igLt. Tho Office sough. the
maa, aad fopui him zoo, in tho per-
son .! ouy rrosca! Efficient Surveyor,
y r. Fitzpatrick.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

Bou liiIl Is At Eureka Springs io'
h:s LVal.h.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

"Having entered and filed in Il
Circuit clerks oilico my contest
against a + Fitzpatrick for tue oilice
OF surveyor. l withdraw my con est
knowing at tho same time that /
was elected by The majority Of tho
voters Of the coun.y.-Jno W Mathis
III C9piahan.
Strange. passing strange, that
John w. should withdraw, knowing
a, the sans time ha WAS c,ec;e!.
Too gauay. John.-your statement
hasn't the requisite thickness.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

IIaa!rlurSt May 9TH, lSS2,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

Tie Republican parry stands hat
in hNnd -wAi.iug FOR somebody 70
come along and guarantee free
vote ana !air count. 30 raiiea.
gentlemen; think il viii rain On the
change IL The moon. Looks cloudy,
low.-GrccpvilIc Mjssissippiar.
Sam paper: We s,nel' something
bufuipe. Exbec: the Democracy
sl.ii;-:,ii is afrc; or. maybe it is on
IL Ben King bailding n "amudge"
to keep Tie gna!s ca whilo he iiSos
himself up 10 run for Congress.
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DIS a
Physicians and Surgeons.


Special at tention given to all sur
gical operations, and to diseases Pc
cu!iar to women. Parties from n
distance can obtain private rooms
at the House. Terms mode
rate. April 1i:h 1882.
claim that the above is in sev-
GRO, re.pccts violation of Tho Code
OF Medical Ethics, and that il is not
the cus'om Of regular physicians to
advertise. 'rhe other party claims
that Che above card is not q violation
Of the Codo What is your opinion Of
tho foregoing advor iise men'? De-
string a correct view Of the ma tier,
| will feel very thankful fo- your
opinion. Yours respectfully,
A B. Prrrs, NJ. d.
UNIVERSITY or LOUISIANA,
Medical Department.
--GEw ORLEANS, April IS. 1882.
DrR DocroT.-I should consider
such an advertisement az that men,
toned in your letter Of the 2 It'll, as
opposed to tho Code of tho American
Medical Association.
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-Ro,pIs & Scft0Is,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

Bcaurcgard and Wcsson, Mississippi.
Special attention given to all sur
gical operations and to diseases pccu-
liar To women. Patients from n dis
tancc can obtain private apartments
ut the Richardson House. Terms
moderate.
Why did they not shy private a.
partmcnts in the Richardson House
at moderate terms in their advertise
mcnt, If they intended this "tcrms
moderate to apply to the Richard.
son House? 1t is too plain that they
intended it to apply t9 their charges
US an inducement TO patients abroad,
and any unbiased reader OF their cir.
cular, will concnr with me in the
reasonablencss If such q conclusion.
At any rate, either construction is
equally derosstory anil disgusting.
I believe I would prefer to soc u
physician advertise asa cheap docto.
than to SEQ one advertise in conncc.
ton with q public eating and lodg-
ing house, even if tho proprietor OF
the tavern wOro to pay his quote OF
cost OF advertising. ale accuses us
of violating tho laws o. our aas'cia-
u which ws are members and an as
ISOLATION he has never SEEM / have
before mo tho transactions OF the
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05
Yours truly,
n T RIcuIPosoy
A. 4 PIrrs.

Alb. Prrrs,
Hazlehurst, Miss.
'Tae profession hos furnished him
tho Code but his maker has not iur.
nishtd him with the brain to inter
prct i" While n knowledge of def
ciencs Of common sense is, of course,
very embarrassing, yet, there is
somo consolation in knowing that
DR.. TT Richardson, who is Prof. OF
Surgery. and DE-. Samuel Logan,
who j. Prof OF Anatomy, in the
Medical Departmct Of the Uaviorsity
Of Louisiana agree with mo in saying
that tho advertisement is opposed to
to tho Code.
1t is unnecessary to state that
thessGent'emon ere eminent Sur
geons, yet have never advertised.
As they very correctly state DE- Board
was in the habit Of advertising, but
for this olIense was expelled from
The Medical Association so, I am
told. THE Doctors here agree with
me- Who is me-? Cases at Gin.
ton, Hazlehurst, Crys tai Springs,
Lake. Bcgueclitto aud Clinton,
prompted our card; VIC desiroiug to
concentrate such future cases at
Wesson." Gentlemen OF the modi-
cal profession who are practiicns at
tue above namod places, what is the
mat,el!! Arc you not prepared to
give special attention to all surgical
operations and to diseases peculiar
to women? What think 20 OF treat
ing tho public to tho allowed infor.
matiou? Is it not another glaring
example of advertising under tho
pretense of On argument?
l. the name OF reason what is the
limit to their cheeka "A newspaper
controversy upon any subject is dis
susting to Us" Bosh!!! "Go back
Gear friends to the public aud pri-
vate history OF all concerned aud de-
eide Who stands tairest in the eyes
Of the world, both professionally and
other WISE" Cover my defensless
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have withdrawn w The consent
II ALL the mombsrs of Tho lndcrond-
ont Executive COMMUNICATIONS W.
Peter in Copishau.
Still you Oppose county nom'na.
ting convention because, rs You say
!; is manipulated by ri"sstCrs ant
wire pul!cry, bu. before you cou'd bo'
come u candidate you bal to procure
the conscut of tho Independent Tx
Committee, and now they have to eS'
case you fsom accepting the Office 4
which yen knew you were elecset
by n majority Of the voters. Too thin
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

IS OSCAR ~. JOHNSTON
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

lie is opposed TO oil monopolies.'
Voter in Copiahan.
jess g.! especially = Democratic
NJ ,nopoly II the Gubernatorisl chair.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

Thanking the people for their
suilragr, lrcmain your most obedient
seryau,-JGo w Mathis.
The people haven't suffered very
much, however ycu are oxcusable for
Withdrawing your contest.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

". IL. Vanderbilt aid Cyrus W.
Field had tu a,lemp. Gado on their
lives u tao 1T, by some unknown
person scudigS them explosives
through the mail, but fortunately It's
dangerous character WAS found on:
i'll ;.mo to rrc;cnt hasm.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05
Frank Subat.

Corner EI,cll aad Croker Streets
Hazlcliurst, Miss
DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors, Tobacco aud Cigars
andes, Fruits, Groceries, c'c.
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THE BEST REMEDY
ron
Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs.

In disease? OF tho
pulmonary organs
n safe AMI reliable
remedy IL inval.
liable. Ayers
CHERRY PEcTonAb
IL such q remedy.
, IL ~ q scientific
combination Of tho
medicinal princi-
pies and curative
virtues Of the finest
drugs, chemically
} united, OF such
power ~ TO insure
the Crratest posi-.
bic efficiency. anti
uniformity OF re-
a
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-05

Dean DocroR,-In discussion with
a physician we fail to agree as to the
propriety Of the following advertise
men., aud | respectfully csk your
opinion OF the matter,