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Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

FOREIGN GOSSIP.

There are 81, 900 woman house
holders hEnelAndJ ,.foi4sJ si5gt ~
ben Elm Melbourne, Australia the ist4sf.
! carriers are clad In scarlet coats, waist
Uoa8 and trdtsets. : D. Vri -11.tr ,-..'
,,-!fho tin deposits Of New South
Wales spyet. an area OF ., 60. 900 acres
Now fields are continually reported. ~
About seventy brigands wero III
Egypt recently condemned TO various
terms OF imprisonment and soms %
death. riw 'It ..,I ..u..
"A new street has boon constructed
In Bergen, Norway. out Of tho proceeds
Of liquor licenses. II has beeh appro-
prIately named Drammensvel, which
means Grogway. .,.fl. rN,1 -iv
--Anticosti Island, ut the mouth OF
The. ST. Lawrence, Is being settled by
English farmers. An attempt made
twenty years ago to found acolony therv
failed. Fishing Is the only industry.
sin Paris the drcss.making trade rep.
rcsents tho movement OF $50. 900, 900
year, and gives employment To $4,000
women. Some OF the society women
spend as much As $4,000 year on
their costumes. "' .i' 'i' ~ ~ ri
The Highlandcrs Of Scotland have
q curious custom OF never referring TO
the departed ~ dead. They, mention
them as having. shifted their. abode. or
rs having gone where they arc better of.
II called upon to speak directly Of some
person who has died they call him the
non.lasting or the nou-enduripg one.
,i--Arphduke John, of Austria, and aide
ac-camp rowcd In small Kamtchatka
boats from Linz, on the Danube, to vi.
nnka. d. distnnce of 40 miles. The
fo1tc lncimies the Grein Rapids,
xhidh have hitherto been supposed
hD.be, Impossible. The Journey ,oocu.
10 s1Doit K bortled 900 dips Of The
! S,sDr The exploit is greatly applaudcd
"a - re repression, Of trade has very
te-etely touched the ;artist world Of
England. Well known artists OF estab
lIsied reputation find IL difficult to dis
pesc Of their productions, and one
painter of rcputc Is making his livins
BY cleaning pictures Even artists Of
The higher grade have felt the depres
sion kcenly. Few pictures OF high pric
have changed hands recently except to
dealers. Works, which are not master.
pieces are slow Of sale. i''' a. %.
MAX O'Rell says that London con.
tains moro Roman Cntbolicsthsp Rome,
more Jews than tho whole OF Palestine,
more Irish than Dublin, more Scotch.
men than Ediaburgh, moro Welshmen
than Cardiff, and moro country.
folks than the counties OF Devon,
Durham and Warwickshire put to-
gcthef. IL has % birth In every five
minutes; has seven accidents every day
In It's 5000 miles of streets; has an Nv.
eragc Of forty miles Of streets opened,
end 900 new houses every year. W.
"A tennis player has had curious
experience. says the 81. James Gazette.
..Ilo has had sore elbow Joint. What
Is tho moaning OF it3 What should be
do about it' Who will tell him how to
cure itp Tcnnis-elbow Is common
complaint. With him II camo on quite
suddenly. and he has tried embrocaaOni
and warm lamentations without anvil.
This week he played two SETS, but had
TO givo up, the pain was so intense.
He IL very unhappy. Friends have told
him that tennis-olb0w sometimes ~
aims for year or even longer" "'
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17
The Spinning Wheel.

his gravcly announced that the spin
ming wheel cures insanity. The poor
patient becomes so bowiliered by the at
tempt to keep hanli and feet going at
the same time that Che forgcts to be
crazy. Her nervous excitement Is al
layed by the buzz and rattle, and she Is
calmed by noise which used TO drive
our grandmothers mad All the spin
ming wheels in the country are conse
auently bong sont 10 insane asylums
and We would hS,to Suggest that II Thu
supply gives out II is barely possible tina
q few pianos might serve the purpose ~
well. But this is too good to 10 true
n. !. Herald.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17
IRON CRYSTALS.
Good Steel Prsssniipg the Appearances Of
Groups OF BeautfftA Crystals.


An exchange says that the microscop.
10 determination OF tin different quail
ties Of iron and sto,l Is now regarded as
ono of the most valuable aids in metal
lrr:ical industries. Thus the crystals Of
= iron are double pyramids In which the
proportion of the axes to the bases sva.
ries with the quantity Of the iron; the
smallness Of the crystals and the height
Of the pyramids composing each ele-
ment are In proportion to the quality
and density OF the metal. which are seen
In the fincness Of the surface; and as the
proportion Of the carbon diminishes in
Che steel, the pyramids have so much
the less height. In pig iron and the
lower qualities Of hard steel the crystals
approach the more closely the cubic
form. Forged iron has its pyramids
hattened and reduced to supcrposcd
parallel leaves. whoe structure consti-
tutes what is called the nerve Of the
Heel; and the best quality Of steel has
all It's crystals disposed in parallel limos,
each crystal filling in the intcrsticcs be.
tween the angles Of those adjoining,
these crystals having their axes In the
direction OF the percussion they undergo
during the working. Practically, good
steel has the appearance, microscope.
chlly, Of largo groups Of beautiful crys'
tdls.-BrooElyn EaQie. II I.r. ..f, -.. .
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17
with n smile ON his face. while Mickey
b,n,lol bis nresiolis bunllo into Captaln

with n smile on his face. while Mickey
handed his preclous-bnndlo INTO Captain
Hoods arms; and In n few, minutes
moro Jack was having n, warp bath
un,lcr the superintcnJpncc,a vi hi
friend, the stcwardess, anil little Layer
he was in the saloon with dry clothes
on. as merry as IL nothing whatever
had happened, ~ So, 10 irs~,.,s. ~
When Picrrepoint stepped on the
deck he took llls wlfc'S baud In his for q
moment; and theR,a rush was made nj
him. and both his hands were shaken
TIL he thought, his arms would DO pulled
oil; hut the Captain came on deck at
once and bore him on 10 one of the
bath-roons. whore warm bath awaitoi
him. A steward brought him sup.
ply OF dry c'o,'ics, aid. III hall, nm
hsur he was IN thr .aloon. aud hnd to
undergo another cU,usc Of hAnil shaking.
Tho Captain said NIL hc' hadito. lsayIin
avery few words. anl witha hand-grrsf
which said morcihan wor,l-. Y..l dj,y
The ''shlpil coulah'iwere n0wthc he
rocs oi the ship; and wlIen theShasia mr.
rived in New York lerboJ John Pinrre-
point managed. by the Captains help,
to escape being interviewed -by- tho ra-
porters. Tho reporters, howoy1er, heard
The story in nllits details from, the pas
stngcrs and officers, mud, the Pierre
points found themselves famous. =
Before the passengers, separated s'icll
q number of invitations were offered TO
the Picrrcpoin,s TINT. had they been
able. they might kayc spent YEAR or
two in America merely paving visits.
Some Of these invitations they werc able
. To accept. nv
Captain Hood carried them off nj
once 10 his house on the Hudson. where
little Jack WAS the first 10 bring his
mother an account OF The event OF the
VOYAGE. SIS
The picrrcsointS returned 20 England
for Christmas without rly sea ndvcn.
lures; but before they Ind b-en twodays
in America John Pifrrcpc 'nt-sSrass--ts
his father 10 tell III their safc arrival In
America, and he addressed no letter
"Thc Earl of Hurst, lIurs.pierpo'ht,
Sussex. ENGLAND. -chamLcrs Jour
il0J '-f'
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

"A LADY on Firth Avenue, New York,
kuickiy eummousd o idoetori
HOh, doctor, my husband u nearly dad.
h attended b caucus last night: He made
four spsSchss and promised W 90 WV, bis
fellow citizens again to-day but one aoo'
Tor. be iooks nearly dead"
UHas be been In politics longW
aNo, euly last year. lie worked naro
Tor sJsmes Net anlay's election.n
aHs VIM get we'll, madami ne has 9
stomach Tor any disease. II hs worked Tor
a' PPoliucai life, of short Or long duration.
n ysry exhausting, - v eyidopt from hs
Srsat mortality which prevails among
public men. Ex.U. 3. Senator d. Is. Bruce
Tho has boon loag 10 public LIE, saysi. .
UThs other day, when stepping INTO
ear Al a crossing, 4 found DIR. - within,
who eyed mo up, and down " surprised
HsSWhy. Senator, how well you lookp, :,
/. asWeG, I feel pretty well, answercd.'
Tho doctor uttered az fncrcdnious reply
~fssn tn Hcnstor frankly told him, IN an
swsr 10 an inquiry, that u VA, warn,s ,I,,
safe euro which accomplished ior nm
mae ths profession had faiioi 10 do. BEN.
stor Brucs SAYS his friends are. very muct
astonished at this revelation OF power
The Globe. 81 .Sl' '-.r.i .i'l Do Ili
OVERWHELMINGLY Defeated. 10 mao r.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17
ANTIQUE furniture Tho kind usually
found In o newspapers, Office. ..t..

Tnr Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
Issue several illustrated pamphlets anu
sectional land maps for free Distribution
which contain valuable information con-
country traversed by tho limo through
Minnesota, Dakota, Montana Idaho, Wash
ingtou aud Oregon The publications con,
tain synopsis OF the United States land
laws by which Goverpment lands can DC
secured tree under tho homestead prc.emp,
ton and timber culture acts and the terms
OF sale of'rsilroad lands, tho rptes Of tsry
and freight rates on emignnt moyapIes
mation. They are mailed FREQ 70 any ad-
dress by addressing Chas. Is. Lamborn,
Land Commissions, &C. Paul, Minn.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17
THE HoSS.
a Hitherto Unpuhiished Poem ny ps-t' y.
Johnson, of noone.


a Hitherto Unpasii.hed Poem ny Best =.
johnson, of Boons.
The hoss Z. u splendid beast:
And, search tina world from west TO east.
No hones1er You'll ever nndi
Some calls the boss "a pore dumb brute,s
And yi., llko Him who died for you,
say. As their charge refute
"ferslVe. they know not what they dor
No wiser animal makes tracks
Upon these earthly ssores, and hence
Arose the axiom. true as facts,
Extolled BY all rs Good hoss sense"
The boss l. strong. and knows his sire nth,
You hitch him up time or two
And lash him, and he'll 90 hts ZENITH, B
And kick the dashboard out fer you.
But. treat him allus good and Kind.
And never strike him with n stick,
Ner aggervate him, and you'll tiud
He'll never 10 hostile trick.
' A hoss whose master tends him right,
And " arters him VITA daily care,
WI 10 your biddip' wHhdehght.
And act a. docile as you air.
He'll paw ana prance TO hear your praise,
Becnusc he's learnt To love YOU we'll;
And. tboush you cant tell what he says,
He'll smoker all he wants to telL
He knows Won when you slam the gate
~ early dawn, upon he NAY - =
Onto the barn. and snorr elat0
TO git his corn, or oats, Or hay
lie knows, lest NJ the orphant knows
The folks that loves her like their own,
And raises her. and finds her clothes,
And schools her uli awomem' srowsi
lelaim NJ boss will harm man.
NCr Nick, ncr run away, caNort,
stump. sucker balk, er "catamaran."
ktyouIl jest treat 'em like You ort
but when I see the beast abused.
And dubbed around, a. I've seed some,
] want tn see his owner noOsed,
And jest yanked up like AbsOlum'
or course they's difference In stock
A boss that has a little year,
. And slender build. and shaler hook.
Mn beat his shadder mighty near
Whilst ones that thick In neck and chist,
And hlg lnfeg and fuil In flank,
That we-to'rsee,f still insist
Hen have TO take the second rank; y:h
And have list laid back and laughed,
And rolled and wallered In the grass
At taiTs. to see some heavy.drau
Lead out first and come In last
Each hoss has his appinted place
The heavy hOss should pillow the soil
The blooded racer. ne must race,
And win big wages for his toll.
! never bet-ner never wrought
Upon my fellow man To bet
And yit. at unes, I've often thought
Ol mvconvictions with regret
Ihlcss the boss from hoot to head
from head tO hOOf, ami tail 20 msnet
bless the ho~s. as have said.
Prom head 90 hOof and back againi
love my God tie first OF all.
Then him that persisted on the cross;
Ant next. ny wite-aud thOn fail
Dovn on my knees ana love the hoss
-IndiaEnpolis JoHrRaL
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

How orrrS Is the light Of tho household
clouded by signs OF melancholy or irrita.
bility. on tho part Of tho ladies, Yet they
are not 20 DO blamed, for they are the result
Of ailments peculiar to that sex, which men
know not Of. hut the cause may be ro-
moved and Joy restored by the use OF DR.
Pisrce's "Mvorito Prescription" which,
as tonic and pervine for debilitated WON.
en-, IL certain, safe and pleasant. IL Ia be-
yond oil compare the great hea Ter OK women.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17
From tn. National Capital.

The Washington Post says: We admire
the stand taken by numerous eminent ply
sicians inchangins the mode Of trsstznnt
Of coughs and colds, and publicly endors-
ing Red Star Cough Cure bscauss It Is eff
caciouA free FROM dangerous Ingredients
and without morphia or opium. This ex!
csllent remedy costa hot twenty-ivs osutA.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

Tho Highland schottischo Is to be
the society dance this winter, accord
!. ing 70 New York professor. lult Is Q
combination Of the Highland fling and
Ral0p. I.--t..- -. I.--I a.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

eff Tho latest musical freak Is q sur.
gical operation for the benefit OF pl.
ano players-ellpping cord between
the third and fourth fingers 10 improve
the touch. boston Post. ,.J tim. y,f d
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17
----Nv
The House Of Lords.

The worst upper chamber oopceiypble
to, the, mind OF man is the House Of
Lords, consisting, as, II does, OF hercdi.
tary landowners, who arc recruited BY
additionsUf very.Hch men. or Of men
who have proved failures. as statesmen
and have to beo shelyeds, Eothwith.
,tanding the wealth OF It's members.
they ere ,not .,indepen dent.. j.. Some, ri
them light and quarrel for posts OF
profit, and Che greater number OF them
arc poor. prejudlccd creatures, who
obey their leader like sheep, and vote
as no directs them. There Is, more
over, a permanent Conservative major.
ity In this assembly. This majority Is
used by the Conservative leaders, to
cmasculate all liberal legislation, when
they do not care TO run directly counter
70 t., That such q legislative assembly
should continue TO exist under b truly
democratic system of government would
be an absuriity. Nor win II. Il one
thing be moro certain than another II
Ii that the hereditary house OF landlords
II doomed. It may be that twill be
held adyisablcto replace II BY an elected
Upper House possessing some sort OF
temporary veto upon the ideolsIons OF
tho Lower. Honsc, bot Il 10 more, prob.
aide that one Legislative assembly will
be deemed sufficient -Labotiehere. ~
Fornightiy Reriec.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17
Lawyers
rIbave been Q liyoi

AnuNe Vehs~'S
With esisrh Tor 2
yeso. iibeesrec hro"
&c. AID extended 10 ri
throat. c,g,iGg hosre
ntani gres. c'leult!
speaking. ] also. q
sgres, extent. Lost ~
sense OF hoarirsAtc v
t,,ie. ny the use Q
Eiy's Cream Balm al
tDpplns Of mGeou
has ceased and n!
voice ana hearing hay0
greatly improved. b
Jas. W. DAvrDsos. 81
toruey a. Law Mol
mouth. III.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

p,sxs fo6iHkcnx DRops CALI, In minute, &c
Gleas'y S,iIlur Sa,phealS and biantiBe.. -.
GERMAN COBN REMOVER KITS CornsA p"n'onS
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

In louisville. . few days ago, .
llttls girl was 30 badly frightened By .
boy wearing Q mask that she died on
the following dsy.-LosisrilIs Courier
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

,--sWhat do you call those animals
that liye partly on land and partly In !.
of new boy. 'Bathers." replied the
boy, who had pissed the summer at
the seashore. e 6oldsn" Days.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

permanently cured or. no pay, The worst
cases gudraaisedy Pamphlet and references,
two three cent STAMPS worlds DispensSry
Medical Association, Coz Main street LUZ
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

7 r. sffiicted with SovI Eygs use Or. Issaa
Thompson'sEyo Water. Druggists eliit' o.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

JOINS calls bis dog Hickory, because be
has Q rough bark.-IFafrioo Oc'err.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

Morn shsvsrs ,use sOn soap entirely
BOsf0n I0Sk -. 80 nh. In NJ
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17
/. con.umpt,on euro"

A ROMANTIC story--ihe one In which
your best girl iyes.--Dlnrille Breeze.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17
Rupture, breach or Hernia

THE best kind Of servants for hotels
Inn.experienced.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

1t is stated that Of forty-thrce chill.
dren born in Fargo recently forty wert
Urls.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

d .sH e F.o. cs srs's
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

Tho editor Of the Diana "a. T.) Mon.
itor offers two aflida'ts In support OF
his statement that no saw spear OF
grass taken from Long Lake that was
thirty.fo,ir feet lopg.T& itinl GLOBE
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17

rns successful author hs, fortune In biz
own WRITE ~ 'Nt - I'd,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-31
POLICE GATHERINGS.

John O'Lally was arrested for stealing
Andrew Robertson's horse, but the charge
would not hold and it was changed to
drunkenness. He was fined SIS.
William Connell, for assaulting Edward
Reed, was arraigned in the municipal
court yesterday. He pleaded not guilty
and will be tried to-day.
A new fire gong has been placed in the
police headquarters.
Della Crow, who made complaint in the
municipal court against her husband Paul
Crow, of the west side charging him with
assault and battery, has not yet been
found, and the bench warrant for contempt
has not been served.
Complaint was made at police head
quarters yesterday that a vicious dog,
owned by Louis Yellaud, No. 2 Royalston
avenue had bitten two boys named Hill and
Molwitz, respectively. The bellicose ca
nine has forfeited his lease of life.
N. W. King. the special at the Milwau-
kee depot, arrested Patrick Kinney, brake
man, yesterday. for breaking into the depot
restaurant at Pennington, owned by J. G.
Whittier, and tapping the till last Satur-
day.
Officer Douglass last night arrested a
young hoodlum charged with the larceny of
a coat. The youth ran down First avenue,
closely pursued by Douglass and Sheriff
Bracket, who was passing. Douglass fired
several shots, which had the effect of fright
ening the alleged thief into halt. There
was not the slightest shadow of an excuse
for the firing, though Douglass fired into
the ground. Such promiscuous shooting is
always attended by more OF less danger to
bystanders from glancing balls and cannot
be too severely reprehendsd.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-31
A CONGLOMERATION.
DecaYed Eggs, Dirt and OdOriferOus
Nuisance in the District Court.

Nuisance in the District Court.
Argument was resumed yesterday morn
ing before Judge Koon in the suit of A. T.
Collins VS.. E. D. N. Whitney and G. S.
MaXon, brought to recover So, 500, the
value of a stock of goods claimed to have
been given in exchange for certain lots sup
posed to be in Gates outlets. but which
proved to be in Belleview park, in Ramsey
county. The jury returned a verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for 1,575.
The suit of L. w. GinterS VS.. Woodward
& Co. was next tried, the action being to
recover $3.50 due on consignment OF
8, 600 dozens of ''pickled'' eggs The defen-
dants alleged the bulk of the eggs were rot
ten, necessitating their being thrown into
the river, and set up counter-claim for
$50. Sc. The jury returned a verdict of 81
for the defendants.
The suit OF j. w. Tufts vs. Hughes &
Sweet to recover $3.50 for soda water
fountain is on trial Jury trials were
waived in the suits of Nils Carolin and
John Engman VS.. J. II. Tousley 81 Co.
The suit of S. Mackey VS.. j. B. RaWson
was settled.
The motion for dismissal in the suit of
John Ofstie VS.. Anthony Kelly was over
ruled by Judge Young and the trial of the
case lasted until 3 o'clock. the jury return
ing a verdict of 800 for the plaintiff, who
had asked 81, 500 damages for injury to his
business by the location of certain vault
in front of building which he rented from
the defendant, and the cutting off of a
water supply in alleged violation OF lease.
QUITE A NICE POINT
came up yesterday in the suit of Albert S.
KNIGHT We Richard VoIapfipn hafOrn Tudup
Lochren. The plaintiff holds tax title to
ten acres in Oakland addition, which has
been declared valid in both the district and
supreme courts. The defense claimed a
new trial under the law which allows sec
ond trial where recovery is sought of real or
improved property. The plaintiff moved
to strike the case from the calendar on the
ground that it did not come within the law,
being an action instituted to establish an
adverse claim. The argument was an elab-
crate one, lasting nearly all day. The
court sustained the motion to strike the case
from the calendar.
COURT NOTES.
James Chapman has instituted a suit for
divorce against Sarah E. Chapman.
Judgment for divorce in the case of Eva
A. West against George S. West was en-
tered up yesterday. The case was tried in
1882.
D. J. Boehn & Co. have brought an ac
ton against J. G. Hyleman & Co., to re-
cover S279.80.
The cases of Carrie NJ. Weeks vs.. Isaac
D. Alger and Albert johnson VS.. The Min
neapolis Railroad Company, were yesterday
continued.
Walter c. Teter has brought suit against
George S. Parke, to cancel deed convey
ing a lot at Birch Bluff, Minnetonka, to the
defendant in exchange for farm at Grand
Forks, OAK, Misrepresentation being
charged.