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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-15
A Southern Jonrna!l!Ils,f !! l, IN lIl1Es ~
The Hog A Joy, I ortxef:.

At.s dinner The other night, after
the trash had bosn disposed 81, two
roast pigs, each With an apple 10, Ills
mouth. wore brought in and tot be-
fore the host and ho4ess, had not
seen such o Thing in years, bnt Il was
a ssvory reminder Of many :, f,ish
board npder. which ny yonE Ehful'' fl' leg'
tvinod pbout each other 10 scssacy.
There's. o god deal o. sentiment in
the memories that hang about the
hog. whereis thore festive H that
compares in sOlid enjoyment with
'hog.killing tiue' on an OLD planta-
tions H,w many time have I sat
on tho warm side Of Q big fire in the
cold OF q D. ccmbor dawn ond licked
my my half fcz.n chops as I watched
tho s!eek carcasses being drawn and
quartered or hung over the huge
scslding pot, like o young Ma,beth
over the witches cauldonl
The late Senator Hi loved moth
ing so we'll as . pla'e Of chitterlings.
I have seen Gov Hsrschol N. John.
son eat q pigs ear with infinite rel
ish. What wero Gov Browns col.
lsrds II. refuse to spell them cole.
worts) to that great and good man
il underlying his historic lo'c for
this fne esculent there was not an
uuconiesssd love for hogs iowl3 ]
once saw General Gordoa rushing
through Wall street, when we both
ha d more stocks than, was healthy;
with O bucket OF hogs brains which
be had bought from o down town
butcher for his table at the s, Jamc'.
Governor Stephens dotes on boiled
Lam. and..the. nearest 10 death e N
eral Toolnbs ever camo was from in.
digestion caused by ovetoati1g CT
headchceae: 80 thet little more hogs
head might havo prevented secession.
Mo,e than one historian. .iholds that
Lees army was never whipped until
tho bsc IN hed given out aud it had to
fall back on beef. Mayor English
often greases his distinguished chin
on fatty bread, and II was at the Gov
ernor's table that I saw the sucking
pig. tba' evoked this train Of memo
ries,-H w Grady, in Atlanta Con
sttution.
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Better Get in Your Grave.

A young lady w,itOs from Lansi 6,
Iowa, asking
lovo q young man who is very at
trsc,ive and pleasa Mt whsn'sober, but
at times he ge's drunk. He wants
me to MARI, him and says he will
quit drinking II will become his
wife. You are mau Of experience,
quick 10 givo advice. Will you
please advise mo in The prcmisesl /
have no father to consult: and there
fore como to you.
We advise you' TO get into your ccf.
fin, pull the lid down and DO buried
alive rather than 10 marry Q man who
gets drunk, as your torture will bs
less and you will be quicker ont OF
your misery. There are now in this
world too many broken. crushed, dis
heartened wives with poor, pitti'ess,
worthless, drunken husbands who
make Of homo, o hell. Too many
weak. worn, wicked, worthless wretch
es Who love liquor::ior the Iopportuni.
ty that it givos them to got away on
drunks, associate with Other l,aiors.
dirty their gsrmoots lnl wallow in
tho gutter. n lt -
Ifyou do not wish to get in q col
Hn, ,is a piece Of stipking moat in
your bosom so you will always have
it there to smell Of and to rub up
against you, and yoa will be as hap.
py and eonttn'od as you ever cnn be
with q dloozing. slobberiug,, numb
ling. grumbling, incoberent gutter
seeking wretch Of o humanity for .
husband, or rather'for dead weight
or disgrace that il II you are scnai-
tive and womauly in your nature as
We believe you to be. We have seen
and been acquainted with hundreds
of wives 81 drunken husbands bpt
never yet saw . happy one. Lot the
man who is on the way 10 ruin g. II
alone, or in'company Of some other
foolish person. bnt 60 you not with
him. It's the duty Of every person
to live as clean, happy, progressive
life a. possible and to get into the
next oondi,ion Of life in d. good con-
diliou as possible. Lie was origi.
ginslly intended for study and
growth, not for regrets and atoms
menis. .=Pomeroyfs Great West.
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PmmuArrox-Punetu alton d "A at,
and ono that has been learned in
comparatively modern times. TIE
Greeks did not know the meaning
OF Il. ard left no spsces between
,heir words. The Romans put up .
kind Of division withont' any sppnr-
ent method. Up to the end q tho,
fifteenth century only the colnn and
comma were introduced. and the lot.
ter. only ns G parpsndicnlar figure.
We are indebted 10 Aldps MAnutius
the cnlincbt printer, for the comma
as WI have Il now; And, " 1z92 hs
reduced The ssni-colon into print
I'M, and publishsd > sct Of rules for.
the guidapcs pf wiiters. i y n &
ggnown BY whom the notss OF intero.
Estion. and cxclamation were Grst
used. bat inverted conhaas(~) ware
brought into pso by o Fsepeb ,psin-
tor, to sdpsrscde The, MA, OF; italics.
aid Ithtn to- tp c'fy quotatop -
pxiMlst! Jvasslf = ssrls tp'rs
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-15
Peril OF Suspic,on.

cyuol case, than tbAt OF an i'no'v:duai
who is made TO suffer In oharscted.
iu feeling or in fortune through an
unioundei suspieion--s suspicion
too, that has some apparent ground.
from the forcc Of circumstances. And
ye,, bow prouo are most OF persons
TO indulge tboagbtlsssly' and rcck.
lessly, IL not wsntonly, in this 'pe-
cies Of accusation and ipjustico.--
There is scarcely, IN individual OF
mature years, who has mingled with
the world ini sny degree Of activity,
who cannot rsmcmhsf circumstances
in which hs hipsslf vas unjustly and
improperly suapectsd tof some un-
kird and unssnuous act, and thus
mado 10 safsr- -or Who isnot- abe to
recall some period Of life, when ho
for months, nAy,for years, dealt with
like injustice toward others. II is
90 easy for poor human nature to be
mistaken or deceived. Our preju-
dices are so strong, our infrmaties
are SO great that we arc apt to be.
love according to our wishes, rather
than tho facts. and thus to examine
and TO decide, not in conformity with
truth, equity and justice, bat OF false
hood, bigotry and prejudice. 1t
sometimes happens, too, that even
when individuals know that they are
erroneously suspected Of somo dis
courtesy or ill-will, circumstances
exist which render an explanation
painful or improper: and hoDce they
are compelled to suffer on, even at
the expense Of peace and mind, los'
Of character, my, Of health ITSELF
Tue sensitive. tho timid and tho con-
scieutioup, are especially adapted to
become victims under such oircum.
stances. Alasl how much wrorg,
urjustice and outrage have been per-
petra.cd through the Influence of I'M.
founded sufpicion!... How mahy livos
havo been sacrificed! How often has
jealousy been thus kindled into mad.
ness, and love converted into hate?
How word, or look. may scmo
times strengthen distrust in the
minds Of tho morbid, the watchfu'
md suspecting, and give q false yet
vivid col ring to Innocent acts. Lot
suspicion or distr ust once exist in 0
family circle. between husband and
wife. Che lover or his affi,ncOd, aud
what world Of anxiety and anguish
may be produced. There are, more
over, demons in human shape, who
watch for opportunities when they
may whisper words pf' doubt. and
thus excite in the susceptible aud
sensitive thoughts aud emotions OF
the most painful character.
He who wait 'nly sports with the
feelings or affections, who delights
in sowing the seed Of distrust and
suspicion, who takes pleasure in hum
ting out the infi, mites and short
comings of his friouds ard neighbors
is very apt not only to forget his
own errors and misdoipgs but in the
absoi.se OF facts, to resort to fiction,
and those in the grati6csti'n OF q
peryortsd taste to manufacture slon-
dor aud libels Of the worst descrip-
ton.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-15
Dear OLD Mother.

Honor the dear old motLor. Time
has scattered the snowllakes en- her
brow, ! illowed deep fur rows on her
cheeks, but sho is sweet and besuti.
ful now. The lips are Thin and sunk.
en-; but th,ss are the lips that have
kiseed many o hot tear from childish
cheeks, aad they are the swoetes,
lipsiin..,l.e:: world. TIE eye is dim,
20. it over glows with the soft rad.
lance. OF holy 1--we which cfn mover
iede. All, Yes. she is n dear old
mother. The sands Of life aro near
ly run out, but feeble as she is she
will go further and reach down low
or for you than others upon cart th
You canno. walk into o midnight
whore she cannot 500 you; you can.
DO. enter. r..as prison whose bars will
ktcp:her out, you csnrot mount a
scaG,ld.too high fos hsr. TO- ryach'
that she may kiss and b'oss you il.
evidence OF her doathlsss lovo. When
the world shall despise aud fo'sakO,
whom it leaves you BY the wayside
to die unnoticed, tho dear old moth.
or will gather you in her feeble arms
aud carry you home aud tell You all
your virtues until you almost forget
your soul Is dis6gured by voce'
Love her teuderly, and cheer her dc.
clining years with holy devotion
Ez.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-15
Husband POlsOners.

A most extraordinary story Of
crimo is that which comes from Hun
gary Of an old Gyrsy woman. Thekla
Popor, who Il is said has poisoned
one hundred men, at the distance OF
their wives. Tue old Gypsy it is
claimed, used q red colored liquid
which left no traces, the victim dy-
ing apparently Of some ordinary dis
case. Toe accuser was tho old wo-
mau's daughter. who feared death
herself. after quarreling with the
mother. All the customers Of thepois'
oner we're women, nor were they al
ways wives, for young girls who
grew jealous Of their sweethearts.pu
them out Of the way, with the drugs
furnished by Mother Popor. For two
years this terrible tIade prospcred
amazingly. Tho case proved against
her was OF Jocka Kunkiu,a rich peas
ant. The wife was arrested and lodg.
ed in the same cell with the old hag
WHO furnished the poison. Tho pris.
ON was so arranged that the talk o.
the two women could be overheard.
The magistrate heard enough TO con-
vince him OF the guilt Of the accused
Among other things Kulkin's widow
said We'll. am young and pretty,
and he was old and ugly. Why should
he NO, dis.' The revelations made 70
the detectives were appalling, and
Shove on Indifference to human life
wh'ch il s,l but Incredible. Hupga'
RAN wives must be exccptio- asly
wicked or else Hungarian husbands
must know the se,ret OF making
themselves particularly bateful u
their spouscs. -Demorest NJ n!hly.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-15
Oo,,'f B,tc That Way.

DON'T BIC lhus vVuS' a.,
y Is-tw-usa-assntsmg suwslne
sleps hswsaH Hki;lbys GrsgP Qn
front ois woodward avenue gro.
sssnsnd ~h,s heiiilAed sae pi tAsm
ssid: :.
Uncle Biliy, thsy ~ you we're chs
-Hrns-pimssfs of-Miehiy~sss-----
.Ycs,, slr. !, came 70 this S.a!s oyer
sixty years ago. ..'i
! ,,And you must have seen will
timesa' 1iaATt 'a1'.fS ;,,5 ;.
Wild euoush-I tell You. Nothing
bat wildness hote them,
1t is aidTtsit you killed thiitssn
Indians dnring' your frat Ave yoafs
10 tie, Tsrritory2'o eif - ! o0t
well, II was about that number,
bat ldop't ca.o 10 brae ovsf fths fact.
Might hater cen 4 dozen mofs'of' q
few less, but ! guess thirteen Is" .
good enough ,Ggure,I, .cJ
,Asd you were 4, once chased BY
"Iwas. a Ai.Sii:aFt pack 81 tbiltyy Of forty
Of i,ns xssrmin,s chased 'msi osef o
mile. IsudeI oitne, near rGcing meat
for thsms u s'RtoaG 1aas'r'
'Were you bitt en''
B.eys Jon, yesl I was bitten rev.
on times on the right leg and Ave on :
the left :.
'Tuaps what I've been told. aud
I've been wanting 10 $50 you f'r a
week or two. l want to see how the
scar Of q VOLTS bite looks, and II yau
will show Lie Que Of the bites on
either Of your legs I will buy Jon . 20
plug ba'.' /,
Tho cid m,n turned rcd in the
lace and swallowed lump OF eome-
thing, and thcn. raising his crutch
on high. ho waved it around and
shouted out:
G, on with you. youl'gsns Of
noodleheadsl Do you suppose l
stopped and sat down on q log and
gave th $50 wolves q chance Ia mako
which would hang on Tor 6fy.fve
years9 Tako you plug hats to Hall
fox, aud dcu'tyoa dare to stop me
on the stree. q gain!'-D etroitFrce
Press.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-15

Harsh words and harsh require
msnte have many time alienatsd q
chiid's lee ings and Crushed ont all
love Of home. T. baes .s.ov 1,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-15
TUFTS
A1EXFEe eIoRAhT

=. s.,.nossd OF HsrbL snl Musilasinous prod
sss.s Sbioh uersne cate the substanee ofths
T%nSs. sxpectoratss tho acrtd matter
Shst coiiscts 10 the Bronchial Tubes, and iorms .
seothing coating, which rsiisvss~ ~ - -.
- Innrs 81 All impuritiss, strengthens
sssm Wksn snfss bled BY disease ,invisos,
- IT, srculat,on Of the blood, and braces The
nervous systsm. slight coids oftsn cnG y
eonsumption. ltfs Dangerous 20 nsGises
chem. Apply tho remedy promptly -. =
Ioremsdy has ever been found that I: %
Prenpt In i.s ensstss. NUTS tEptc1ohhl.!:: ~:
\ single dose raises She pniegm, sueoss
inaammation. and &c use speedily cures the most
obstinate cough. A Apleasane cordial, :ni,. =.
Invaluable and should Sc in svs,y family.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-15

We will send the CopIAu SIoSL.
and the Weekly TIuEs.DEMocRAr
(pow recognized as tho best news,
commercial and family paper pub
lished south of the Ohio riverl, Tor
one year for the sum Of So 90. The
Democrats Illustrated Almanac for
1882, and Handbook Of General
I Information, will be mailed to
club subscribers FREQ Of charge. ros.
tage prepaid. The club rate applies
only to subscribers who pay in sd-
vance.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-15
TU rs
ri Pills

AQI plREQlkY ON IhekNkha
p,Sr Sris: Sssis: ssS s;ii..s
don, iiheumatism. Ptlss, Paipitati ten q
The Heart, Dizzinsss, Turpid Liver, ane
Female Irregularities. Hyou 90 not -1,ei
VIZ veil, asinglep lst bed-sme stimulates ~ ~
Stonsshs ratorss tks appetite, impazta visor ths
~ ;,$sslslfi f,sil fsS l'Hii 'fSfTs aiis5St fsikv
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-15

Anice ensottmsnt Of Ffultas nuts'
ard c,rdies icr Utristnss at L. !
I. R.thsrrse's.. AZ : ~. .ss "a ~
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-15
CrystnI springs Directory

Crystal Springs Corporation.-Mayorr'
A ] Stvrgis; Town Clerk, L \ head'
Treasurer, W C Wilkinson; Aldermen
VI Terrell. W G wilkinson, * y iiar,
rison. G. A Head, Board of mayor anu
Aldermen meet second ana iour'h
Nonduy of each month.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-15
Lodges.

KofH, llaO, meet lst and Sd Mon
,,ov NIGHTS of each month. Officers:
TGrecn, Past Diet; ID 5 Burch, Dicta-
tor; MEagan, V Diet; T. a Heal, ',
Asst Dict; l. VI Dampcer. Treas; . IL
Ferguson, Rcpt; J j Ellis, Fin hep'
A. Miller. Chaplain; l. Il McShane'
Guide; b Il Jordan, Guard; & 9ioSoh'
Sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.


BAluuonp Cotton .toady Mldlline l9lsc. Flour
nrm HowaG street aud Western Sngerhae 80 5Qq = 500
snpsr jn4 - 80; Extra - 1913 -; do Family
= %hcatI &c, ;oahcrn Hei 81 IS 81 81 do Am5cr
81 4O0Sl 10; 40 Maryland. II 39GEl 40 30 cstern
Winter Red spot and March q 36G@l 3d. GO, APRIL .
73q 49, Mal9h, ~ 2ci AttdI, :" 9y 40 aI'
n ,sc "cnnsyiyana 62a55c rye quiet at 0JoGsl nay
dun Prime to Choice rennay!vania and Maryland sI7 oO@
Brg March scay and nd np6G n Wheat
duluth 81 47i 800! no Dulath private rms
Com good demand and 'c4rce sae+ cars 80 iSlsGo
strong Mixed Western, quoted at j1G5lc Barley steady
Rye iuac W.,. fsh Ro n 7S5 biz
Wheat 1000 bush Corn 100 600 bush Oats Il 900 bush
EaT 1S 6bs so0 M Sn 800 bush cor 55 6us 6a
%29 , G' oT Ghr sG io D AMI nominal Wheat fairly
active nd shade higher No Chicago spring 81 3294
May; ii 56,aSl 26as june 81 327r July No Chicago
ecarIy higher Rc8haf ,2c Fresh6 &c cash 52c Ntarcb
" APRIL % sc May o. si: 9qc co 20 IVY
March 4jc Nay ale June II lao July REJECTED q ac Rye
h hTm Poor 10 choice 81 ioSs 30 Mechaniab j $50
9 r. rors unsGsd but generally q I%gs q ~
si 80 June: ST. 81 July Lard active but shade lower at
1879 nc Si0s5 Juno: Io69a@iO3ic Jaiy Ru.Emelt.
ttcay ana unchanged Whsky steady and unchanged al
ciScrxAr March 2oFlour heavy Family 3 65a - 9o
10 MED 81 GS34 ~ oats hra; so Mixed SOC Rye
~ T,asis Lard duh lo6Oo Buikmeas quiet but hrm
sh"19sI 8 Soc Coz & & C"ar - c Whisky
active and 81 lJ Combination sales OF finished goods
Reserve 8,ci Choice Censr, ONO $50 sugar In cool do
Common ana Hight IS 26fs5 75 Packing aud Butchers
80 Sjqs7 30. receipts 80 head shipments 2.o head
olis aud rm No White spot 30 Apn 81 SO May
the ysar q oi,l5 O Corn steady sales oats
T% no E our iSsS' p be- %Rsa 5000 oasS
Corn 1000 BUSH oats. 5000 bush. shp4en"-"hea'
GMwIpKRE March 2o-PIour quiet and UNCHANGED in
II ri 1smand Wheat strong and hishor No. Milwaukee,
5 ~ 10 do soft Fresh ii 20 March, 81 ~ April
81 ~ Nay . M n laHs 81 8 20 Do and cstSd
1o .t. aa. torn bSaaay GncSanssd nd
steady harley gsiss 81 Ig2is aI.'e oS sST
A.., PORK ,l6 80 cash aud MAIohi sl6 10 April Lard
Primo Steam 55c. cash and daTchi lOoZte April hoSS
paMASSiPnlA march 20.Flour hrmwesern and Penn
sJysna - ass 25 hnnesos E1Ss oIgaf 20 GV
90 , 6as s. as - 81 GSo sa ood ad
Be-. rtosSs 81 q 30 E Fssy u.s. s. IS %atsr 9oa
sni, ooI 81 50ass 20. Flour hrm at ~ q for lure
sn q g. cen %heas ONE Z c
SS . 30 5nSs ire. S'sSs
s Delaware ail Yellow o. trscx &c SAL Low Low
SIst GsSst "a ss1S CO. g so s. DO 5c Do Reto
cargo ratio Tor Mixed prompt shipments nominal 100
q: On R sGs s.c As M" S
pssSs % s2 ~ az &d 80 s
S S1a rr% 9 s s1a 20 saiS
@ sssssS s sPpsst ssdS f Rs
36s DO steam H.. Dp,c 7s DO nuteS.rs
Eoo.s EVA s S4,sS4s
SsS Western DAIRY EItn ~ do Coed to oho,oo ESQ
ile Ca:.u isS Western Ta ors.H iasa a. ssir 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21


LIVERPOOL March 2O-l2:3O p. m.-CouOn steady MID
ding upan G4d; Mding Orleans 6i'red. sales 10000
cepts l57OJ baos including 10000 bales American Fu
tuesU pands Low Ndding clause March delivery lled
DO April Nav delivery Gssagd 6tsed: May and
June delivery GSlo do June and July delivery 87d DO
July and August delivery. 6l5isd do August and seDtem
Der delivery. G''e4d. Futures dull
LIVERPOOL March 2O23o p u-Cottonrhe sales OF the
AUGUSTA o. dull MiddInq no Low
Mdng al lc' GOOD Ordinary lO net receipts. 2l3
BALTIMORE March 2O.-Cotton steady: Nldillng l2Isci
Low Mdlng II Scf Good Ordinary. l01ac; gross receipts
l,263 bales sales. loo bales stock. 80. ~ bales
BOSTON, March 2O.Ott steady: Mlddung. l2Ac.i Low
Miidlng. II C.; GOOD ordinary lLc net receipts 1920
ClvCNNATI March 2OCotton duh: Mifllngs lls+ci Low
Mddhng lgc Good Ordinary lose receipts POI bales
CHARLESTON March 2O.-Cotton duh; Mddng l2sc.
Ley adng II 81 GGo6 Ordinary 4 &c 9e' reGSps
81 bales sales. 800 bales stock. 35 PAT bales.
GMNESIoS March zoC9ttoh steady Siillng tzc'; LON
bales rss g5l bales sace alcs: 81 O29 bales
MEMrHIs. March 2O-COtton urn; Mn0nne. ll2c. net
sales 100 bales STOCK. t9 100 baies. ,, 80 80
Middhng ll'c. Cool Ordinary. lies recepts 1.lOS
bales exports coast WISE 1856 bales sales 800 oaes Stock
NEw.ORLEANs Marcn oO.-Cotton quiet Middings. l2ci
Low Nddnng ll'oc; Good Ordinary u sc; net receipts
1856 bales France ass bales the Continent 4olO
bales Tho Channel 1910 bales sales $500 baesi stock
NORFOLK March 2o-Cotron dun. Middlng l2ca
receipts, lG7 bales exports coastwise 6o3 bales sales
PH5L.DFLrHiA March 2O.~Cotton dull Nhddnng. 12lsc
Ndlhng. II &C.. Good Ordinary. 1850. receipts,
- bales gross l3l bales; stock, 1888 bales.
SAVANNAH March 2O.-Cotton quiet Miidnng II 'c Low
Middiing. sc; Good Ordinary lOsc net receipts L35V
evening 100 bales stock Gl,S2l bales.
Middlmr sc Good ordinary lDatc; recepts, = bales
shipments. 1876 bales sales LOG bales stocA OI3S bales
Low Wddinq 1olsci Good Ordinary, lOoc. net receipts
81 bales stock 0''3I bales