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Da bieie Trase oft sefeat wirb, wCllea
mir einfu4 iasen, baB fe cine Dame 1T,
bic es lid felt 80 Sahren 5ur aufsube made
te, Srauentranfbeiten, bauptid9li@ aber
Sinberfranfheiten gu itubiren. Sic bat
bic Sonfitution unb bic Bebirfniffe bieier
5ablreiden SlaGen DEFENDERS sepraft unb
ais 6eIultat praftiider Senntnihe unb
@rfabruns, melde fe I'M 2aufe zines Mens
IdenalterS ale Sranfenpheserin unb Gr5t
g~eIautnelt, bat lie ben @ccthinS Snrup
ale belpnberes Wiittel fir 5ahnenpe Sincer
suiammenseiett. Dieie Webisin bat cine
masil&e @irtuns - fe stbt &ube unb
@elunbteit unb erbdlt cffenen 9eib. Sn
Solse bieier Mebi5in 1T Trau Winslcw
weltberibmt semprben alS Wrblthdterin
Der Sinber. nnb bic Sinber merben SroB
uno banfen ibr bafIr. Iu@ in bieler Stabt
Bat fe bic Sinber 3u Danf Serpfi&tet.
@rcbe Quantitdten bes SpptbiaS Snrup
perben bier tdslid perfauftu nb perbrau@t.
Wir alauben, Wrs. Binslow bat Gt
bur9 bieien Nrtifel unferbli9 8ema&t
unb mir lino iber5euSt, baB bur1 beniel.
ben Tauienbe bon ainberu serettet murbeu
unb baB Winicnen benielben nod nit
Grfols Sebrauden perben. Seine Wutter
bat ibre Yfi&t 8ethan, tpeun (ie nidi
Mrs. 8inslcw's SOctbins Shrup an.
waubte. Beriudt 90 Nue = Gables 8iitc,
Stem Ocrf. = gu D~erfaufen BEL allen
Drussiten. -25 Gents bic Tlaide.
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2epDrutiOm In Selsien.

Sad ben neueifen 8eri9ten aus allen
Sbeilen bes &6ngreids 8elgien banbelt
es fi9 bort ni9t mebr Inn ein5elne aus
Interchangeable m&iots", %fonoern i'm
ben Musbru9 elmer a1gemeineR unb
omar iebr erntli9en &eboiutiDn. IS 1T
bies feline &epolution Der gmp6rung
gegen ben ettpaigen Druid boa Seiten
beg R0nigthums, mod 5ut @%rlangung
irgeno mel9er politii9er 8orre6te, fons
bern es 1T cine fociale &ebolution in
bes Mortes nabrlter 8ebeutung, es 1T
bas rotbe @efpenf, tpel6es bier greif=
bare @eitalt angenommen bat unb
brdueno fein mebuien9lei9es 9aupt ers
bebt.
IS banbelt li9 bier, wie i9on eelagt,
nt9t um eiH5elne nnruben unb Mufz
fdnbe, fonbern UNI cine aagemeine @r=
bebung Der Gabrif=N rbeiter gegen bic
iibrigen &laiien Der 8ep6lferung. Mn
3ablrei9en Orten 8elgiens lit es bereits
gu blatigen 3ufammenit6Ben swif9en
Der &egierungss8 epalt unb ben Mufs
riibrern getommen unb ganae Stdote,
ia fogar ausgeoebnte Oiifritte befmben
fi9 in Der @emalt Der 9ebtern, bic born
nod @utbdnten f9alten unb palten.
Am tollften f9eint es in @barlerop
un6 befenu mgegenb beraugeben. Cine
Depef6e bom 81. Mtdr3 meloet bieriiber:
Cine S9redensberri9aft 1T iiber biefe
Stabt bereingebro9en, tauienbe BON
M~ufriibrern, bic nit Mafen bon iebe,
9rt ausgeriiftet finb, balter bic StraBer
uno pIdbe beiebt. Glue sroBe NnaabI
BON 2dber unb pribatsS duie,n 1T att'
gegriHen unb geplinbert tporben
Mebrere Sduier tpurben iogar nieberge'
brannt. I'm biefem 3uitanbe ber Ding
elm @nbe 5u MAIDEN, 3og bic &egierunl
fdmmtli6es Militdr aus ben umlie
genben Stdbten 5uiammen. Inn Der
Aufrubr in @barleroD su bdmpfen. Nli
bic Sruppen anriidteut, leiiteten BIZ
8oltsmaHen energii9en Miberftanb
fpbaB i9IieBlid bsr 8efebl gum Gsuert
gegeben murbe. Mebrere Galpen muir
ben i9neu bintereinanber auf ben bi6t
gebrdngten S1warm Der Sumultanter
~abgegeben urtb bas &eiultat biernol
mar, baB 20 SObte uno mebrere bunber
8ermunOeie ben &~ampfplab bebedten
unbef9reibli6e Nufregung berrl9t ieb
in @barlerpp unb Die &egierung boift
baB bieie ernite 2ettion lire Mirfutt,
ni9t berfebIen m6ge.
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eaa MutoniO. 9eras. l. Sui 1855,

Gon Mutonio, Eerns, /. SnIi 1885.
SD taufte in Siefer Stabt elm Yadet bon
Sorsforbs Self Stating greab @reparation,
nntertos es elmer @emifden lluteria@uns unb
fnbs, bas bafeIbs bon reinen unb nidt siftisen
@bemifdIien s~ufamaenseiebt III.
Die Sbse bes prof. 5orsforb mar cine nirt-
lid srobartiee, 6as unberbauli1e reiniein.
faure Natrop, pel9eB in alien G1uen bas
Gn~brefaItat bon allen aus @einfeinrnbm uub
statron auiammsnsefebteu 8adpulbern iH,
bur9 bos IOsbare pbospboriaure Salt unb aa.
iron, ben tpirtIiaen aabrunssmsrtb bes 8robes
aab bic Rno6enIubFant er3eusenben gIemeute
BET Adtur gu erfeten.
% 1T fiderIi9 bic bette nub sefunbeHe @rd.
GRAFTON, peIde BEN @ublitum jemals oTerirt
Barbe, uuo iebe SHUTTER, Der BITE @elunbbeit
ibrsr aiuber am Sersen Iiest, fOIte feiu auberes
gebraa@eu.
sd lam utr nod bic Betdtieuns, pelde
BON feIisen bcribmten gbemifer @rof. Baron
bon 2iebig iber biefe @rdparation abseseben
purbs, bin5ufaaen, inbsm sr faste: sd be.
tradte biefs Grinbung aIs cine Der nitli@fsu
gaben, peI@s bic @ifenfdnft Der @euf9bei
ssIiefert bat
Sci alien @rpcerS ~ babsn.
DerinGt es. 25,11, tuw6M
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Summa ..-.-........$ 19,529.27
@epinn wdbrenb Sermins.$ Is, 560.74
u~ngetbeilter Gerpinn.... 14.02
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Gerbinano &rautb,
S6lDRer nnD Ba@feumadber,
ZIG, MarttFraBe,
SAN ANTONIO,
ale arten BON Reparaturen, namentlid an
WelGt @rdnten, tperoen forsfdltis un6 an
iberalen 8reifen belorat.
Enaef,sblt fi6 gum @9leifea bon aafirmei.
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Outer Grfpla tn ieSen. xaue.

8. u. BRADFORD, Yapierbdnbler in gbattu.
noosa, Gen., fdreibt, baS feline 2unsen bon
elmer ifarfen @rfaltuns befaaen uurben unb oa6
ct biele Mittel basesen e~rfolslos aniuanbte. 81
purbe beranlast, Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY
sesen ausaebruns gu beriu@en, ct folste benz
&atbe unp 1T bur9 ben @ebrau9 peniser Gla.
i@en sebeiIt porOen. Seit iener Bet bot Ell
bas Mittel sesen 9ufen uub @~rfaltuns in feiner
Gamilie itetS NIT sutem Grfols %ansepanot.
Dieielbe Grfabruns baben Taulenbe gemadt,
beren reben bur@ Die tuunberboae 9iscobers
eerettet nurbe.
@%robeFaf@sn fret in Der apotbete bon u.
3reis.
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Mebnlt6 ftebt es in Der 0auptfabt
8rilel aus. unabiebbare Ybbelmal=
len burd3ieben bic 5traBen Der Sta5t
unb merfen iiberaI tpo lie borbeifommet1,
Die 6enfer ein. @orldufig lit es Der
poli5ei no9 s%elungen, 9err Der Situas
tion gu bleiben uno ernfters &ubelt6=
rungen gu nerblten. Sn Rour oogegen
bat ebenfa0s elm &f stpii6en itri=
fenben Tabrifs Nrbeitern unb benz Wili.
tdr itattgefunben. 1Obon Sen Nrbeitern
purben getDotet unb cine groBe Nn3abl
perwunbet. Na6ri9te dbnliden Wort>
lautss lieger aus 2itti6, Monceau,
8ilette unb arberen GabrifsO rten Dor,
ELM Bepeis, tpie allgemein fi6 bic reoos
lutiondre 8emegung iiber 9ans 8elgien
erftredt.
OaB es gerabe Belgien lit, an oeHen
pforten oas rotbe @efpent in 10 tiirs
mii6er Weiie anflopft, lit bemertens>
tpertb. 9enn einerfeits 1T 8eleien bas
beifregierte unb freieife 2anb guro>
pas, obglei@ es einen &6nig an Der
SpiBe bat, Der aber in Wirfli1feit
Mi6ts anberes, als cine Marionette 1T.
Mnbererfeits 1T aber 8elgien aud bass
ienige 2ano @uropa's unb Der ga1aen
Welt, tpel@es am oi6teiten bep6ltert iii
unb in tpel@em bic inbutriele gnttpid=
lung TIRE b69fte gntfaltung errei6t
bat. uater bieien I'm tdnben fam es
ni9t Wunber nebmen, penn fi9 bic
Na9tieiten Der mobernen inbufriellen
probuftiOnsmeiie audi geraoe in gelaien
am erffen in 10 iiirmii@er WeiTe offens
barren, unb pen1 man gerabe bort auf
cine gemaltiame Menoerung Der BETTE
benben f%oeialen 8erbdltni5e binbrdnst.
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Cine Orbiuans
CUR Werdn6erung Der Settionen 2 uub
8 beg 2. &apitels Der rebibirten

gtas WrCs1GnS
our N~erdnberung Der Gettioneu 2 uub
5 bes 2. &apitels Der repibirten
Srbinan5en.
Sci es berorbnet 6ur9 ben @tabtz
ratb Der Stabt San Nntonio, baB bic
Settionen 2 unb 3 bes 2. Gapitels Der
rebioirten Srbinan3en 10 berdnbert
peroeu, baB fie fiinftig lauten, pie
folgt:
eettion 2. IS iOu bic gfli6t bes
Maribal iein, fiir einen 6fentli@en
pfanofaa au forge1 uno ale 8ferbe,
Maultbiere, gfel, &inbbieb, @dafe,
3iegen. unb 99meine, bic innerbalb
Der unten be5ei9neten @ren5eu fret ber=
umlaufen, ein5utreiben ooer eintreiben
gu laiIen. Diele Sbiere fin6 in benz
BfanbfaIe gu balten. Ser Maribal
ioa iobann cine Notia bariiber 5 Sage
lang i'm ofi5ielen Sournal ber6fentli=
den unb ebenfonobl bur@ @ni9lag3ets
tel am Gourtbauie, benz Boli3eis6auptz
quarter unb benz Marttbaule, unb boz
rauf bic gefangen gebaltenen Sbiere
Ofentli6 an ben Meiftbietenben gegen
Baar .perfaufen.. Ser Gigentbimer
FOLDER Sbiere ober iein Ngent babeu
inbeB bas &e6t, bieielben Dor BEN gers
faufstage einsul6ien unb mifien gu Die.
lem 3mede fiir iebes S6af, &alb, Sers
fel ober 3iese so Gents be3ablen nebit
10 Gents fir ieben Sag ODER She'll Ell
neg Cages, an tpel9em Die be3et9neten
Sbiere eingepfer9t tparen. Sur pferbe,
Maultbiere, @fel, GIbe, S6ien ober
S6meine, bic bereits bonn Maribal
berfauft purben, iinb SIS gu 5ablen CUR
9efung Der Nusgaben fiir bas @tn=
treiben, 8er6Hentli@en, Guttern un6
8erfaufer iener Sbiere. Ser &eit bes
Gaufgelbes foa in elmer @eife per=
Danbt merben. pie es 9eftion 4 bieler
Sroinana bori6reibt.
Seftion 5. 9ieIe Srbiaar3 fon fi9
auf b~enienigen 9tabttbetl beaieben, Der
innerbalb na@fslgenoer @renser liegt:
9erielbe begiunt an Der Bride in
@rano Noenue, lduft bann nDrblid am
5lufe entlang Bis Sofepbine 9traBe,
bon ba 6itli@ nod NultinfraBe, itbli9
1a6 @%raDionfraBss 6fli9 mad &ites
itraBe unb bann fiolid mad Sffsgomz
m~ercefraBe. Son bort 3iebt fi4 bic
@ren5e tpeitli6s mad Malnutz uno
Santa @larafraBe, nod Snbianolaz
ftraBe; 6ann fabli@ mad ganargo=
IfraBe, mad preiafraBe, lduft bann
NIT iener StraBe entlang nod Der
9reuaung Der pereibafraBe, bann nod
MiatraBe unb bem SIuhe. Mn bies
fem entlang aiebt ii6 Die @renae Big
our @unietbabn, bann peftli6 nod
Sib. GloresitraBe unb bon oa n6rbli1
mad Der @abaaosfraBe, bann peftli1
mad Der Sibs9 arebofraBe uub BON
bier n6r6li6 big CUR Greu5ung Der
Sun 2uisfrabe. 8on bier tpeftli1
nod YeeOsItraBe, bantt a6roli@ nod
San gebro Greet unb am Greet entz
lang Bis CUR iibli6en @reuae Der San
Pebro Springs &eierpation. Bon ba
nod Der tDeftli6en @renje berieIben,
bann 6ftli6 nod San pe6ro Mbenue
Eno itoli@ mad berielben Mpenue.
Son bier ilbli9 mad part Mbenue unb
baun meitli6 big gum pfab, an mels
DEM bic Upper 2abcr 9it9 biz @tra6e
freuat. Damn 5iebt ftd bic @renae iits
lid ber @rano MDenue entlang bis gum
eben ~angegebeaet 4nfanse bet @renae.
@s mirb ferner befimmt, baB auBerbalb
biefer @renaen pber innerbaIb bes II
Meilen Greifes. Ser auf 6drtuetfs
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&au@ern uno S6nupfern foaten
bic bon Der Sirma Gail & Nr fa=
brighten Sorten beioer @attungen
bon Sabat itets in @rinnerung bleiben.
&eeaitdt unb @el@mad in Der 3uberei=
tung fino anerfannte @igeni@aften III
rer 6abrifate.
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Dead Shot" Serep Borm Gint.
ment tpirtt fiber nnb i@ueu. Diefes Ointment
tOOtet Die 8iirmer aussnblidli6 bGlt 0Iiesen
ab uno beilt bic @unoe. SIM @aFer aufselof
ii es Elm ausse3eidnetes Seilmittel sesen irseab
pelde @un6eA betm 8ieb. @reis so Gents.
9raparirt unb gum 8ertaaf bel u. DretB,
Can Antonio. 1876 tup
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= @apitaliiten BON Stem Orleans
unb Birmingham, Mla., baben ft9 ents
f9lpFen, tn 9oufton eine Nationalbanf
NIT 5000, 900 Rapital su sriinben.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-03-04
the hand as ono finger extends within

the hand as ono finger extends within
When he perches on It draw him forth
a little way. Next tempt him to the
perch outside q little. and SO on. In
short time you have but to open the
cage door, uplift finger and he Is sure
to fly for II, and he may be thus called
to any part Of the room to rest on the
familiar perch.
To eat from the fingers, let him hun.
ger several days for some favorite
dainty-say fig. Show him one; dis
regard his clation; do not let him have
II. Spread few seeds over the end OF
your finger and oller them close by his
perch, allowing him plenty OF time for
speculation. Soon he will snatch OF .
seed or two. II he utterly refuses put
him sadly away, leaving the fig where
hc may see It. Next day try again;
he'll take one or more. ! hat will do.
DO not plague him any longer Give
him q piece Of fig In tho cage. and
leave him alone until next day. lie
may feel independent being surfcitcd'
aud refuse TO pick. No matter; put
him away without his fig. Tho next
day he is sure to pick all of the fingers.
Praise the act and reward him. After
that 1t is plain sailing. - -Cncinna! E'-
0uirer.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-03-04
TIE STYLISH COMPLAINT.
How to Tell Mad Dog and How to
Treat IIydrophobiH.

treat hyuopho"'"'
Physicians appear to be divided on
several points. One is vaccination, hy-
drophobia is another and what ails any
patient anyhow seems to be the third.
Every man has mw his own theory
about hydrophobia, and scarcely q pa
per can You pick up that does not con.
tain an elaborate article by tho editor,
either establishing or destroying Pas-
teur's theories, according TO the edi-
tors day. One man has recently
printed an article entitled GLOW TO tell
n mad dog and how to treat hydropho-
bia." Now, that seems to us very
simple matter. You should never have
anything on your mind that you want
to tell n mad dog. We can tell u mad
dog any thing we have to communi.
cate on u postal card, or we could send
him the information by rabid tclc-
graph messenger, the young man who
makes everybody mad with whom hc
comes in contact, but never gets mad
himself. In diagnosing case OF hy-
drophobia, dog with wire muzzlc Is
the most sensitive subject, but any dog
will answer. To see IL he is mad. pull
his tail. Pull hard. 1t 10 best to pull
with both hands. II the dog jerks
away and runs bowling down the
street, he Is not mad. lie is only
scared. But II he turns around and
bites piece out of your leg, and tries
to bite out another larger piece before
he swallows the first one. he Is mad.
Then you have the hydrophobia. Now
follows the treatment OF hydrophobia.
This peculiar form of madness orlgi.
mated with the camel. The camel, you
know, can 90 forty days without wa.
ter. In treating tho hydrophobia, OF
fer it any thing but water. liydropho'
bia in the North is the same thing as q
snakc-bitc In Texas. II Is believed by
the. best physicians that hydrophobia
RACES rs fcarfully in the dead OF winter
rs in the summer. What wise Provi.
dence Is this; because when the snow Is
on the ground all the snakes arc dor
mant, and the thirsiiest man in Amer
lea could not even bite himself at the
geological garden. Uydrophobia is
contagious. One man. who has 1t bad,
can communicate it TO a whole crowc
OF men. It is not always, nor neces-
sarily fatal, although the next morning
the victim wishes that 1t "had ofbeep."
-Bwdsile, in Brsol!u Eagle,
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-03-04
CANARlES.
Value OF These Household Pets ~ Con.
panions for Lonely Persons.

Value or These IIOusehOtu Teu - Oo.
panlons for Lonely Persons.
A pet canary in house is o sun
beam. Always busy. never having an
idle moment and always doing some.
thing new II cnlivens the dull and en-
couragcs the slothful to industry.
Young girls or wives with q long
and lonely afternoon Of mcnding before
them can set the cage on the table be-
side the w0rk-baskct. chat to the bird,
sing with 1t and teach II new notes rs
the needle is piled. Patience and con.
tinual instruction only can teach bird
tricks. Because it sometimes gives no
outward sign of imitation is not to be
accepted as n belief that II is not learn
ing. 1t is practicing the trick In pri-
vatc, and not until after n perfect re-
hcarsal will 1t give a public exhibition.
To teach bird to kiss, hold him
lightly, chatting in soothing tones till
he is quiet; then kiss the bill repeat
cdly, still soothing him with gentle
talk. Kiss the bill again and again till
hc ceases to struggle In fear OF the
salute; then bestow n final one-a kiss
Of approbation-and release him topaz
take of his enjoyment. Repeat this
the next day-scvcral times day II
Won wish TO teach him quickly-and he
soon resorts to this performance as a
method Of coaxing, opening and clos
ing his bill between your lips exactly
as you have done by him, so nearly as
bird imitation is possible. II he picks
your lip do not notice 1t before him.
The cage of nervous bird should
never be touched without first calling
the tenants attention, because, being
always engaged in some project, an
abrupt action startles him just rs 1t
would a human being who Is come
upon suddenly.
10 teach him to sit upon your finger,
draw chair up near the cage. hold a
conf erencc with him and then intro
ducing finger between the wires near
his favoritc perch hold 1t there, patient
ly reading your book or paper mean
while. The new object showing no dis.
position to harm him. ho goes up cau'
tiously for an examination Then he
picks to ascertain the material-may be
ho fights it Repay him with some
choice morsel and cheerful words for
his courage. Try him again In the aft.
ornoon. He may 60 further and light
on II. Possibly the trick may take sew
cral days. l'c patient Once the step
Is attained, vary the programme by In
PRODUCING the finger In other spots. he
will soon light on 1t at amy point OF
angle. Next try thrusting tho fingers
under the door. Next time fasten y
opsa, blocking cgrcss With tho rest o1
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-03-04
HOW TO HEAT Rooms.
The Drsusit That Comes from the So'e
side Of . window.


Frequently the chilly feeling that one
experiences from the wlndowwara
side as one sits In room iscat'sed' nos
by current Of cold mir setting from the
window to the fire, but by the coldneas
of the window itself. For this latter
being kept at q low temperature by
contact with the outside air. draws the
heat from the body or rather the heat
radiates from the body to the window
the temperature Of the air in between
making no difference TO the transfer
ence, In accordance with well.known
property Of radiant heat. For instance.
the air in q room may be quite hot, ana
yet a large window. however alright,
will make itself unpleasantly felt on .
cold day. Just as on board ship the
propinquity Of an iceberg is announced
by q lowering Of temperature. A screen
interposcd between the window anu
any one exposed to its malign influence
will often afford great relief, and one
reason why rooms so frequently feoi
more comfortable in tho evening IL
that the cold glass is eilectually shut OIL
behind the closely-drawn curtains ana
blinds. In countries where the winters
are habitually severe the advent OF
frost Is usually the signal for the fixing
up of inner windows, the layer OF air be-
tween these and the outer ones FORM
Ing an excellent barrier to the escape
of heat owing to its low conductive
power. Cold walls also induce sense
Of chilliness, but IL they are properly
built there should be no difficulty In
keeping them warm on the inside
The experiment has sometimes been
tried Of warming rooms by means oi
hot air only, but the result has never
been good, and for this reason-that in
order to warm the walls to tho requi'
site degree the air must be far hotter
than Is healthy or agreeable for breath
ing. In fact the principle Is wrong;
the air should not warm the walls, but
the walls should warm the air. An
open fire acts in this latter way. The
rays OF heat pass through the air with
out heating it, aud produce no effect
till they impinge on the walls, furni-
turc and carpet Of the room. These.
being thus gently warmed, communi'
cate their heat by contact to the air
about them, and in this way. while tho
objects in the room are raised to SUI
icicnt temperature. the air is not rem.
dcrcd unpleasant by being overheated.
We see. then. that our fayorite open
fires have much to recommend them,
whatever may be said about their waste.
fulncss. and rs regards health and com.
fort they are much better than close
stove, which, though they radiatc the
warmth, also heat the air In contact
with them, and are apt to 10 80 to ex-
ccss-PiH JEiH Gayctte,
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-03-04
ST, CoPIAH COUNTY, MISS, MARCH 4, 1886.
YOUR COMING.

fknow not. love. how nrst you found ne,
What Instinct led you here;
know the world has changed around me
since once you came 90 near.
yield q thousand claims to nourish this,
AT last the dearest hope. the nearest tic;
And looking but to you for happiness.
Happy ami.
How lightly passed the maiden leisure
That youth and freedom chose.
Toe cacless days OF peace aud pleasure
The nig1ts OF pure repose!
So swift n touch could set the tune amissi
SO brief q shadow blot the morning skyl
Yet II the heart be made for happiness
Happy am |.
q lovo. ysnr coming taught me trouble;
Your parting taught INC pain
Ny breath grew quick, my blood ran doublo-
IL lcaped Ia every vein.
Yet, nh has Time outdone the lovers kiss.
Tho iOok-lhn burning look-thc low replyf
II these bc all he holds of happiness,
Happy AMI.
You lend To earth vague emotions.
Myself n stranger seems;
Your glancc Ia mixed with sky aud ocesn;
Your voiCo IL heard In dreams.
Tho good choose Is weighed with that miss,
NJ idlest laughter mated with u sigh.
And moving only In your happiness,
Happy ami
-Doru Rad GOOillc. ~ Hdrp;T's Mdg1,ine.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-03-04
LOGIC OF EVENTS.
A Husband who Believes In Bsttisg -
sure Things.

"Wcll, we'll" said Mrs. Catson, put
ting aside newspaper and turning to
her husband. "a pair Of earrings
caused the Burmese war. / never
heard Of anything so strange"
"Oh," said Mr.. Catson, ~ have
heard Of stranger things"
"Nonscnsc."
"wcll, l have. and I'll give you an
example. One night, in Boston. a
young man, meeting an acquaintance,
said: Come. let's have drink /
was never in Boston, but the remark
brought about our marriage"
"Why, George" exclaimed Mrs. Cat
son, "you are foolish. Neither Of us
were ever In Boston. You must be
losing your mind"
"Tell you what I'll do; Ipromiscd to
get you new cloak, didn't I1"
Eyes"
"wcll, now I'll bet you tho cloak
that can prove my assertion"
"All right"
III succeed, you don't get the
cloak"
al understand"
"Wcll, ono night in Boston about
ten years ago, young man, meeting u
friend, asked him to come and have
drink. The friend, drug clerk, did
so. He took several drinks and got
drunk. That settled It,"
"Settlcd what?"
"The fact of our marriage"
"How can you be so foolish"
"Ncver mind, I'll explain. The
drug clerk got drunk and went to the
store. Shortly aftcrward. a servant
girl entered and handed him aprcscrip-
ton. In putting it up he used NOR
phine instead Of quininc. The girl
went away. and delivered the medicine
TO Mrs. Potter, who took 1t and died."
"Oh. what's the use OF prolonging
this foolishness?'
"Hold on. The death of that wom-
an drew you and me closer together
than we ever were before"
I've were not acquainted with each
other ten years ago"
THAT is very true, but wait. Mr.
Potter. the lady's husband, was almost
crazcd by grief. He could stay in New
York no longer, so he came down to
Kentucky and, aft.r awhile went into
business. Don't sec any light yet, do
you?"
"Oh, hush"
"wait minute. He had not been
in business long until ! met him. lie
took fancy to me and gave me EN-
ploymcnt. After had been with him
several years he sent me to Arkansaw.
| had been in this State but short
time until met you. Summary: III
the friend had not asked the drug
clerk to drink on one certain occasion
he would not have got drunk. III nc
hadn', been drunk he would not have
made mistake in filling the prescrip-
ton. and had he not made mistake,
Mrs. Potter would not have been killed.
and had she not died, Potter would not
have left New York, and had he not
left that city should not have met
him, and had not gone into business
with him"
"Oh, for goodness sake, hush. You
arc enough to drive anybody crazy
She arose and left the room. Her
husband mused: "I'llm make her another
bet. I'll bet she doesn't get that cloak.
have always thought that the logic OF
events failed to meet with proper ap-
probation in this country. ."-Arkansaw
Trdueler.