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Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

Miss BERTHA VoN HILLERN has been
commissioned by the Pennsylvania
Colonization society to paint for it a
large portrait of Judge Bushrod Wash.
ington, its first president.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

The more substantial English farm
ers, hoping for a rise in prices, have
not threshed their wheat. This keeps
them short of cash and reacts unfavor-
ably on trade.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

AT the German gymnasium for girls
in London the highest jump is four feet
ten inches, The Indian clubs weigh
four pounds.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

SUCH is fame. The English Church
man devotes a detailed article to the
consideration of the writings of "Mr.
GAL Hamilton"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

Sorrow itself Is not so hard 10 bear as the
thought ( sorrow coming. Airy ghos's that
work no harm do terrify us more than men in
steel With bloody purposes, B. Aldricb.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

GERMANY is going in heavily for beet
root culture. Ninety new factories
were started last year, and nearly as
many are in course of construction.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

PEOPLE living on tho banks Of tho
Mississippi reap profitable living by
selling the drift-wood floating down
the river.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

AGENTS of u New York firm are
securing the woods of Arkansas for
black walnut trees, for which 81 each
is paid, the logs being shipped to New
Orleans.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

DR.. R. MEYER, writing at Berlin
says the time is by no means remote
when American manufactures and pro-
duce will alike overflow the world,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

The consumption of tea in Great
Britain is about six pounds to one
pound of coffee.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

A. S, MARTIN, OF Orange, Vt, has
lost a goose that was said to be 100
years old.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

Let every man lay his hand upon his heart,
and not take white for back nor black for
white; for we are all as God made us, aud
oftentimes great deal worse, -Ceryantes.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

LONDON Spectator says that delight
in platitude is almost passion with
the English middle class.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

INDIANA has 3,737 church ediices,
valued at $l2.555. 200. She pays her
ministers 81 ,037. 337.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

GENERAL TANNATT, mayor of WaIla
Walla, Oregon, has dog that eats
pins voraciously.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

GARFIELD, Iowa. DIR. A. T. Hanak says;
"0pee using Browns Iron Bitters proves its
superiority over all other tonic preparations"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

Two thousand British troops are in
Scotland and 10000 are in Ireland.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

Put not your trust in money, but put your
money IN tFust- Holmes,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31

Five hundred million dollars worth oivrop-
erty is included IN New Yors's dry gocds DE-
trlct
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-31
CURRENT TOPICS.

GERMANY has 454 theaters and near
ly 10000 actors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-11

What Is 81 has mouth and never
speaks, and : bed and never sleeps: 4
river. - Portland Transcript
Oscar Wilde says hi poems will -
read after Shakespeare has been for-
gotten. That's the proper time g reaa
chem Hartford Posi-
SCOT tough job On hand to-day.
said Snooks % friend On Canal street.
ssSorry. old fellow; Whist b itr' prom
ised 10 carve turkey g our boarding.
house. ~ O. Rc1yrne.
An Albany IN. ~ paper tells q
woman IN that city who walked her hus-
hand during : storm the other night,
and said: ii do wish you would stop
snoring. for want % hear Il thunder-"
old bills: Two hundred and TWEEN
fy-sevcn bills were introduced into
Congress the first day session JUS
think of itr' remarked Mr. Simple;
y isn' { il ridiculousP These Congre.9-
men Get salaries big enough, l should
think, % pay = they 80. Two HUNDRED
ana twcnfy-seven bills! For things they
0ot lat wear. Or course. For my part
I think is positively scandalous "--
Boston Transcript.
"a doctor d called in % prescribe
for sick child. and having examined
| the patient writes prescription and
| leaves Instructions IS 20 the treatment
| 81 the little sufferer On making HE
| visit the next morning The prince q
/ so;ence Il surprised % find the bouDo-
hold in tears: NY poor child 49,
the mother, II never thought that 4
would have died q croup! 90
croupg" echoes the doctor; 80 yoq
| mean 20 say the child had TIE crourl
why didn you tell mef"-isd5osepe'
is Jon naf
Town mouse and country nouso:
Exhel-s.look- look, DoruthYl TAerc'1
Richard narvcl!'' Dorothy (councry
cousin (-ssRichard Marvel! WAo'l
he?'' Ethol-"Whak never heard q
Richard Marvele Why, he's Ne actor
You know. ~ the Parthenonr dorothy
sOh. a. actor, n ne! He's something
like Mr.. Osbaldiseone Smith " Ethe
-..Who's Mr.. Osbaldistone Smith? -
Dorofhy-"What, never heard q Mr.
OsbaldIstone SMITH! why. hs's q.
createst breeder u shOrthorns n u
cumberland !!''--kondon hsch
--.Ilow stupid I aml'' sid Birdie
McEIennepin. languidly, executing =
The same time quite . rcspccfabIe yaWI
ct ..Th1e's true" REMARKED Gus "
smith. rather impulsively- Sir" e.
claimed Birdie, .'you ere impertinent-'
s'but you yourself Just now asserse'
thnf YOU were stupid II only sai'
- without thinkinr." said Birdie. pa
ulantly. s.Ycs. and Up 20 the tine 20
spoke i had only thought - wIth0u
saying H." Hang Grape on ne door 2
Miss Birdie. Another lover ecreic1e'
On che lis IL one 81 The Austin belIe1
TEXAS Sif1ings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-11


- volume n re public nonEy g
Boston. Mass. contains ~ eutogfnP1
d Martin Luther BoaIos ~
Jim Winter1mifh. the new Door
keeper ~ the House, y son q ~
famous Kentucky wags Colonel D1ck
W;ntersmith. ~ Washington Star.
Mrs. Lippincott- - Grace Green
wood will stay II Paris during ne
winter. and has given up ~ idea q -
turning 20 America - Chicago So1r'oI
W. 8. Chambcrlain. Of Cleveland.
father Of the American beauty. - q
nous IN Europe. gives notice that -
win prosecute any one found selling
photographs q Miss Jennie M cA'eaq'
1iDssS
"A grnnd-niece Of Koscinsko b en-
ployel il one Of the Governments a.
partments a. Washington. kx-Gov-
ernor Curtin. who il interested u her
welfare. secured her The apPoinimene
NV Philadelphia Press.
-Perpolnt Potter. Of Jamaica, y.
r.. now IN his ninctieth year. stllI 81!
A. clerk 70 the Queens County Board q
| Supervisors and keeps the records q
| the bills audited. This b the iif<icth
year be has performed the same duty
~ y. Times.
Armand Heine, wealthy banker
| who rccenly died in Paris, France.
made his first start il New Orleans: he
was the first man 20 ship cotton dlrect
from this country 20 North Germs1y.
/ He married Miss Cohen. q New VI
leans. who brought him fortune o
A tzOO.O00- IN q. Hcoyun>-
When Weston started the other day
from Westminster Bridge. London. %
walk fifty miles day for one hundred
DAYS, to illustrate the physical advan-
} tages Of temperance. . crowd OF dlstin-
g.iished doctors and eminent clergy men
J and benevolent Barons and fair ladies
gathered. to see him OF. and he start
ed to the strains Of temperance hymn
Amanda Mackinder. Of Gcddes.
and Charles q. Bowles. Of Syracuse. n.
NJ. are the latest couple whose -
nuaintance, courfship and marriage VA
attained through the aid Of : newspaper
The groom inserted the want n
, Syracuse newspaper. the bride'who ~
= widow. answered i, and. everything
proving lovely, they were married.
.. Syracuse Journal
Rev. Mark l.. Emory. youni
Methodist preacher. formerly pastor y
= Southern Ohio town, went 70 Suga
. | Grove. Pa. . year ago and took charg
Of church there. He was bachelor
! and soon became very popular with u
! ladies' Two months ago be hired
|. livery rig, drove out Of Town. and dl'
7 not return. He left debts behind 20 81
amount Of four hundred dollars n
effects were sold at auction four week
!. after his disappearance. and he NOV
Y writes % his former Practitioners froI
i Toledo. o.. that he was ruined BY spe'
y ulation. and has been wandering nbog
= from ,.lace 10 place IN : half-cr1se
!. ! condition. - Rhjladeiphio Pres.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-11

"Nhy don't get married.
II wonder II there \ any process Of
law or condition d ethics that can pro-
fect me from that question: and Miss
Margaret Winthrop turned sharply
round and looked It her brother-in-law
IS II for = reply.
DR.. Ainslee looked up from his paper
with an expression that evinced Ger
tain enjoyment of the chase. rather
than sympathy with the pursued. and
answered:
..Yes. there il one means o. escape.
.And that = - get married. 4 sup
posc2"
Exactly"
Mis- Winthrop was not soothed BY the
suggestion. She regarded II a. an un-
wholesome state 81 civilization in which
woman with handsome income and
natural bias toward contentmcnt
could not pursue her own course with
out being headed of ~ every turn with
that imhccile query. Among her friends
she was spoken Of ascccentric. woman
who unfortunately had ideas; and.
while possessing inestimabIe advAnta-
yes. had signally failed % make any use
AZ them. This failure was all the more
conspicuous from the fact thaf IN her
first season she had promised mssch.
She had allowed brilliant opportunities
TO slim through her fingers one BY one
until she had brought the reproach q
spinsferhood upon . family a y within
he memory of man had married r.
daughters young and well. and. for any
thing the world knew % the contrary
happily. She was twcnty-eight to-day
This was the view taken a the situa-
ton by her friends Miss Winthrop re-
garti.d Il firm different point u o.
servation. She knew many things that
Che world could not know converting
the alleged felicity q various member
III her family. past and present. who
hal married early and well. /" Their
there was the inevitable entail Of car
and suffering. Why any sane woman
should nv precipiiatcly into the conse
oucnces * marriage when she had I'M
benefit III other peoples experience =
warning was something Miss WIN
throp had never understood and did no
seek 70 explain. She had al woman !.
horror ~ being called IN "oId MAID
though the immnnitics Of spinstcrhoos
were al times alluring. i had ncve
been her deliberate intention - Join ~
ranks III Che bclated S.sterhood- "
course she intended % marry y som'
time. but why be IN haste? Did no
every married woman " her acquains
ancc admit that courtship Was tne mo.
delightful part ~ Ill. and that antlc'
pations 81 rost-nuptial felicity were np
~ resolve themselves into IN unSatis
factory anti-climax? Of course. n
wcll-regulated woman wanted % bc y
old maid. but conceive me want Y
foresight in the woman who marie
her first lover. thus putting Il ont
her power u enjoy again che delishu'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-11

IL fIuu - me mountain ~ fIA1uf<~
And nn<k ~ the sunshine 81 bliss;
II unnetiink ~ tprrv. and sadness.
fur4tttn< tnc good that miss
] look out from ny upI.n1z 81 being
grow ten(icriy eoncr ~ seeing
The shi 1wy valley OF Tears
u 4 never quite insi 70 ny vision,
Though often beyond 4 Sec
The Tr. IN Slopes q the snmmits clysian
That wall Win tnf!r blessings TOT M;
And though ofscn Tong for tne freedom
That yunutr cternAI!{ rtI<u<
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21

A Young man Is made better by a sisters
love and Fever aud Ayus sro cured BY VA
dyr's Chill Tonic--Also malaria and perl
odieal disorders.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21
The whisky Question.

This question, which has been the
principal subject Of discussion in Co
piah for the past two or three weeks.
has been tiled 30 far as the people
.re concerned, and is left to the de-
cision Of the legislature; and though
It may not DO what the prohibition.
lists ON the one side, and tho oppo-
si,ion on tho other, desired, We are
OF tho opinion that under ell circum-
stances. the action taken was best.
Gu Tburday evening last q c mmit-
tee o: about twenty prolibi.ionis's'
Rev. Mr.. Bingham. chairman. went
to Jackson. Ga Friday morning q
bill was introduced IN tho HIuse,
and passed. prohibiting tue ssle OF
whisky.os other spirits in Copiah'
the law TO take efI,ct from the e1-
piration u State and corporation Ii
csuscs now rum ing. That evening
a delegation representing the inter
es,s of those engaged in 'hs whi-ky
business went up and requested a
conference with tn, prohibition com :
mitte", which was granted, aad tbs
two delegations met in joint session
NJ. Ware, cs sp' kesmaa for tho
whisky dealer,. Of, rod PROPOSE
ton ths. il an amendment was male
to the bill vhsn brought MP in tho
Senate. fixing the time for The law 10
take effect on the Is: of May. 1858.
that therSwouid be no oppo itiop
made to the passage OF the bill, and
tha. lac pledged the whisky dealers
u ,z'ehurs! to abide by tho compro.
mise in good faih. His object in
wanting al extensionlof. lime was TO
give those handling.;whisky ON OPP
por,uni,y 10 dispose 81 their stocks
AID 10 :shapo up tt.ir business.
After some discu, sion, ny way OF OK
PLANTATION. the co'np-cmiss va, aceep'
ted and compact entered int, by
al parties plsdging Themselves t.
carry ont the agreement in good
faith, Hons. Rowan and Gdynes
participated in The meeting, aud did
much towards eGectirg an under
standing and concert OF action cn the
part Of the pr hibitionists and their
0ppoLeuts. We believe tho action
Of tho prohibition delegates will be
endorsed by the p 'ople. and We be
lie,e the whisky men will ra,iiy The
action Of their delegates. Tue CON-
promise will have the eff~ct Of keep
ing down i'll feeling between our cit.
liens, and at the same time attain
The original Object. though deferred
little longer than some might have
desired.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21

dem and wealth. Hs was. so long
AZ iortu, 0 smiled upon him, lavish
in his gifts. and no appeal either re-
ligious, masonic or charitable, met
with o repulse ut bis hands. II OF
any time, when fortune seemed to
II ,wn upon him. ho WAS called upon,
hs exhibited a heartfelt sorrow a.
his inability to respond. and his
prayers aud influence w-ro always
given towards tho success ofall wor-
thy claims. /,
lie was q low & aud kind husband
and isympathetio father, aud his
home life was but typical OF The
peace and Joy LIE now enjoys.
During his long iiirers no word OF
complaint ever escaped his liph, aud
he al Nil times seemed ~ DO euiircly
resigned 10 tie will Of His bcavoIly
Father. IT, his widow ani orphaned
sJn we extend our heartfelt sympa-
thy, aud assure them that Ho who
guided so quietly and happily their
loved ore across the mystic river. 10
able and wiling to extend HIS A.
mighty arm IL cid thrrn IN every aud
all times VI Iced. To bis br 'iher
Masons We Can but insist tat they
initiate his good traits Of character.
aud ccst Tho mantle OF oblivion n. On
his shortcomings. m.d ~ remember
that ho has loft us happy proof tat
the S.vi.r is Gbir 10 suyo even uni"
the u,telmost 81 al Who coma ut
him for life. Nay VIC, like our deaf
aruthcr, SO fix our trus; in tho all
cleansing blood, 81 tia. wien tho in-
sa,iate archer calls US hDacc, We
may simply "wrap the drare'y OF
oar c.uch about az, aud iio down 10
pleasant dreams"
We recommend that tie 'orcco!na
ho spread upon the miao;es VI the
Lodge, and a copy sent TO the isni'
ly Of the deceased, and 80 tho city
press for publication, nni that ""
wear The usual badge Of mourning
for thirty diyR from tho Grst Friday
in February 1884.
Respectfully submitted,
III. III. Cook.
T. W. BR.ws.
J. l. Amp,
Committee,
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21

Kill worm, in Children viii wi!ior's
Mothers Worm Syrap.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21
Tribute OF Respect.


To the W. M. M,sons. and mem
bsrs Of z'ehurst Lodge. No 20, A
+. and A. NJ.
Your committee appointed to pre-
pare q tribute Of respect to tho mem
ory OF Brother Samuel I. X gers
beg leave to report. That on Tues
day evening. January 18th 1854, at
ak O'Clock. tho glorifed spirit OF ou'
dear brother left its tenement Of clay
and scared to the Beula land
Words Of human sympathy and con-
dolence can Ia noWise mitigate the
sorrows Of the surviving relatives,
but the triumphant death OF oui
brother should gil the WILSON'S. and
orphans hearts with Joy unspeakable
for often before his weary breaa.
ceased to beat be gave evidence that
his Savior had permitted him 4
view "The gardens OF tho cit!
waving in perpetual bloom" :,
Brother Rogers was indeeda pub
lie spirited man, and our town owe
much Of its carly success 10 hts WI
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21
Or. ]. BRADHElD's
female REGULATOR
uomAm's BEST FRIEND.

ftis well known 70 physiclans, and aiasi too we'll
known TO Summing women themseiuss. that they
are subject TO numerous diseases peculiar 10 their
ser, such ~ Suppression OF the Menses. painful
and scanty ASSASSINATION. Congestion, liberation
and Failing Of the Womb. attended with IN end.
les, train of sympathetic aud constitutional disor-
dsrs, which embiters the whole life. and which
have long been considered 40 almost incyfable.
But ct Las, the remedy has been foundin
DIR. j. EraSnold's Fo,uaIo Regulator.
MS not Q "cure .ii." but remedy for one elias
Of diseases. all OF which pertain to the wonn.
Any sufferer from the diseases mentioned can
take this remedy. and thus relieve henelf without
revealing her condition 70 any one. and without
subjeciing her womanly modesty TO the shock Of
an examination by . physician.
To bring health and happiness 70 the homes Of
suncrinx women Ia . mission before WHICH royal
favor slnks into insgnincssce. What earthly bon.
siaetion can compare with one which protects from
"That dire disease whose ruthless power
withsrs beautyS traneient nowcrf"
which Give. ease 70, palm loy fOi sorrow: .miiss
eass tho light elastic step for dragging WEAKNESS
nights Of soft repose igr heavy hours OF tossinE
r.sil,ssn, boundins yg9r for lspguishins dull.
sharp and wilhsr,d form Of eaaciailon, a long life
of mental. physical, social and domestic enjoy.
ia an early grave! such Is the mission, such are
the results OF DIR. J. BRAprIELpS fshALE REou.
, Isis %ean i hsnes FRENZY anu Appropriately
hwhitcs," aud all those irregularities 81 tho
womb 30 Destructive 10 the health, happiness and
beauty OF women, disappear like magic before o
single bottle OF this wonderful compound.
All who suffer from any % these diseases are
most earnestly invited To Give this great remedy q
trial. Ithas cured Thousands, aud will cure you.
Don't fat TO try IT,
I'ricc, small sire, Is cents. Large size, ef.D.
Manufactured by
s.BEADElELD, Atlanta, ca.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21
City Council.

Tho.honorabls board OF mayor and
aldermen met in regular session. al
tic members present. Meeting wa,
ca lied to order and minutes OF los,
meeting read and adopted.
Wheeler 4 Fo,z wcro allowed
So q ivr LUMBER, meat hooks, aud
labor on ,heir meat stall in tho mar
kct house.
Account Of Harris 4 Dodls FOL
defending cause Of Z +. Rigers W
town of III zlehurst in Federal cou',
IA, rejected.
Boul Of +. Vi;zthum was ex-
smined and approved.
A petition signed by T. a. Bar
dot, Il. Uiglon. a. b. Lowe and
others, asking that street lamps be
placed in tho vicinity Of their resi-
deuces, -. was real AMI resolved,
aud his Hjn or appointed Eli, nrd
L. we commissioners to take into con
siderati IN tho n. cessi,y VI placing
lamps at other points. under Sane
proposition "a offered iy Bardat.
HiSlon AMI o,hsrs.
Resignation Of ID. 8. Bureh. Nom.
beg OF this board from ward l. wa'
rendered. read and accepted. aud !:
WA
Ordered that an election 10 gil va
caucy caused by said resignation b,
held a, the mayors office ON Satnr
day. the frat Of March next. and
that the mayor and clerk hold said
election.
Lis. OF street delinquenIs for 2nd
quarter was read and rccsiyed. H.
Honor appointed Ellis aud LOVE-
commissioners TO have tho outside
o. market houso painted, cciled over
head, and Il fIe built.
There being no further butiness
board adjourned. IL. LoKD, Ci'k.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21

Don't shake with Chills or burn WIN
Fever. wildsi's Chill Tonic 10 the sure
cure.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21

Wherever Consumption prevails there
wilier's Wild Cherry IL needed. II never
rils to .ufe.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21
School Directors.
H.zlruunsr. FEp 18Th, 1SS

HAzLruunsT. FED 18Th, 1884.
Agreeable to call from PreAid,n''
the hon. board of school directors
met in extra sessiou-Present, ID. 5,
Burch, Post; Mayor Groome,
Lowe and Il lie, members.
Board came to order, received re-
port OF Principal Stuart, and allow
ed.
II E A. Stuart, month salary snt
fuel. .................SSi. oO
+. l.. bennington, one month
salary. ........''SoV w
Mrs. Jessie. Wright, ono month
salary. ..................Sl6 U
II 81. Lilly. Burdets, one month
salary. ..Siu v
Board then adjourned
Fl. LosD. sec'y.,
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Have 70 , bsen vaccinatedl

Town and Country Item. Condensed and
spread iiefor- our Readers.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21
For Sale.

A nice residence in Hazl.hurst
Good orchard II acres land out
hou.e servants House &c.
Apply TO IL. q. Conn.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21
GARDEN GROWTH TEAS

FAMILIES can save about one'hnli
| by sending to IA for Teas. as wo i'm
port our own and have done 30 for
forty years. The Original Ameri-
can Tea Co.
Send for Circular. which gives pri
COS and full particulars to ROB'T
P. O. Box 1887, 43 Vesay St New
York.
ONE DOLLARS worth Of any Of
our garden growth. China or ia
pan Teas sent by mail post paid or o
LARGER quantity by express char
gcs paid.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21

Allkinds Of Blood and Skin Diseases cur
ed with WilL-I's Sarsapa'iiia and Potash.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-21

Tom ~ pieces with CouGhl WilierS
Wild Cherry will mend you up u" good ~
now.