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Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-14
COMMON ERRORS.
Biunders In speech Frequently Made by
Educated People.

Biunders In speech Frequently Made by
Educated People.
A few ont of many mistakes In speech
made frequently by educated people rs
well as by those from whom one cx-
poets li,,lo in the way of grammatical
accuracy arc tho following taken from
Matthew'S Words: Their Uses and
Abuses"
directly" for rs soon as, Directly
ho ,sro, 1 uvnv awuy-Nrith him."
Equally as wcll'' for equally well.
Example: ut will do equally rs we'll"
Looks beautifully" In spite Of
the frequency with which this impro-
priety has been ccnsured, one hears 1t
almost daily from the lips of educated
men and women. The error arises
from confounding "look" in the sense
OF to direct the eye, and look In the
sense of to seem, to appear. We quail.
ify what u person does by the adverb;
what a person is. or seems TO be, by an
adjective. Eyample-"She looks cold.
" ON him;" "shc looks cold"
Myself" for IL" Mrs. Jones and
myself will be happy to dine withyou,
Quantity" for number. Example
"A quantity of books" In speak
OF q collection or mass. 1t Is
proper to use quantity; but in
speaking Of individual Objects
however many. We must use the
word number. IA quantity of meat"
or "a quantity Of iron." is good En-.
glish. but not "a quantity OF bank
notes.. r.... .
"Stopping." for staying. THE Hon.
John Jones is stopping at the Sher'
man House." In reading such
n statement as this we are
tempted to ask: When will Mr..
Jones stop stopping' The true mean
Ing of the word "stop" was well un-
derstood by man who did not invite
his professed friend to visit him; "lf
you come at any time within ten miles
OF my house, just stop" '''a
"Rendition" for rendering. Exam.
pie: "Mr. Booths rendition of Ham,
let was admirable" Rendition"
means surrender, giving up. rclinquish.
ing to another; as when we speak OF
the rendition Of beleaguered town to
the besieger, or Of pledge upon the
satisfaction of debt.
Except for unless. Examples mo
one, except he has served an apprcn-
ticeship. need apply"
"Try and" for try to. Example:
"Try and do it."
People" for persons. "Many pco-
pie think so." Better, persons; people
means a body Of persons regarded COL
lcctively-a nation.
Raising the rent" for increasing the
rent. A landlord notified his tenant
that he would raise the rent "Thank
you," was the reply; ~ find 1t very
hard to raise II myself" 30 ...
"Was" for Is. 1.-TWO young men,
SAYS Swift, shave made discovery
that there was q God" That there
twas" GodP WhenP This year, or
last year. or ages agoP All general
truths should be expressed by the use
Of verbs In the present tense.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-14
THEN AND NOW.

THEN.
fknew little maiden once
In days of long ago; u.iii o. r.
Here e,es were bright, her hair was black,
Her voice was sweet and low;
Her smile was like the rpplins OF
Some soft and silyery sheen;
Her form In loycliness surpassed
All had ever seen.
but deeper down saw the charm
That winged my cupld's dart
Surrounded By this loyeliness
Lay n still lovelier heart.
So. gathering an my forces, j.
With front both firm and bold. ,r
Besleged the lovely fortress that
Ilonged 10 have and hold.
NOW.
Her eyes were brlsht--their brightness
Has been dmmcd by many tears; u
Her hair was black-its lusior
Has been changed b. many years;
r. Ard whoso tLGoc~as adimple,
A wrinkle now appearsi f..
But yet sanity halo
Around that face see.
which makes II far more lovely
Than in the past to inc.
And the love which fills my being.
In tho afternoon Of life.
is greater far than ever u...
For that little word-my wife.
indianapolis Journal
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-14
Family Discipline.

Colonel Fizzlctop was under the
painful necessity Of administering o
severe castigation to his son Johnny.
After he had completed his labors, he
said stcrnly to the suffering victim;
'.Now tell me why l punished you"
That's .it,n sobbed Johnny, you
nearly pounded the life out Of mo, and
now you don't even know why you did
it."-Teras Sytings. q. ..r.,,
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-14
FULL OF FUN.

D..
Don't dress too much 70 f'ceNes
Young man. Many . bead has been
frightened away because woman W.
too ruflled. 10 ..--- .ti...l. y
--.Bean. Regarded as Food" Is tho
headline in an exchange. That Is the
way beans should be regarded. ANY
one who would regard beans as 0 bevef'
age would be away of.-M y. orcph's.
-"Yes," said old Mrs. Badger -
have met Colonel Ingersoll. and
thought ho was very pleasant gentle
man; but j have heard that he sa
regular amethyst" Chicago in'er
Ocean.
Mamma" said young Bobby
With 4 thdtghtfal air. ''whst did you'
mean ay-s.!liss. papa tina. Ihad put
grown my slippcrs'" "Imeapt ~
are getting too big for sss.-.-a q,
"Well, then" vent on Bobby -
long will It bc before I outgrow your
slippersy'-Lye. ' s't ."
--"Don't you think Miss Blanc uses
rouge to disgraccful extentr' "Weii:
I never noticed particularly, but
think she Is very nice woman u
don't sec how you can say that" my
dear boy, you should always rcmsmoet
that few women arc as bad as they sro
painted. ."-Boston budget. .t ri.
This is what ran through the audi
ence when Nanki.Poo kissed fum.
Yum: 20. what beautiful scene; ana
how they arc enjoying their heaven OF
bliss!" This is what Yum.Yum said TO 4
Nanki.Poo: "Onions and beer again'
Kiss mo on the ear. or I'll have yoo
fined, you brute.".--The Judge. t.. ~,
NO." said Mrs. Parvenu to 2
friend, speaking Of the christening on
her baby boy the Sunday previous.
mo, Rhadamanthus is not a pretty
name, but we think he'll be gress
lawyer and Judge. You know his
grcat.grandfather was tho most notorr
GUS Judge in New England. and these
things are inherited."-N r. MAJ"
Sold Again.
The night was cold and mournfil; i' '
N The moon was up on high; ..r. p
He stood beneath her window.
And breathed forth many sigh p.
For there lay alI-in siumber- ui
He priiei on earth below; .e... d..
30 thought hc-but the truth ia
-Bo.ton 0asat1.
A couple Stood before Court
street jewelers. the other evening. when
the young lady remarked: ''Gawgie.
don't you think there is something per.
fectly lovely about those clocksP'
"what do you admire 50 much about
themp" he asked. "wby. don't you.
,ee-they name the dayP" The future
will tell II Gawgie tumblsd. bts5s
tam''n Repnbliean, ~ 20 q. :. Z =, :. y
-dI dreamt strsngs. strngs gsd<he
Of bliss; I thought that some one cane
and held my soul in one long <iss sxd
softly spoke my name" The aboyc
narrowing tale is written by latter
day poet. and is false. Unless his nams
is Pstswlpft she never could have ut
tered Il while holding his soul ''in one
long kiss" We arc reliably informed
that no names are mentioned during
paroxysms Of the kind the poet de-
scribes. Trot out another poet -l4s.
nsopolis Tribune. ,HI5l.... i.rfa.,
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-14

Tho historical park at Hamilton
Palace, Scotland. will soon be broken
up for coal field. the gardens
arc leased to q nurseryman and the
palace will soon be dismantlcd. Tho
Duchess OF Hamilton lately paid the
place what was probably q farewell
visit Of two days,
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SANTAAqlAS g.3oA.

Ihe death Of Sanorn Dolores Fastn,
the widow of the Mexiuan Glen. Sanin
Anuh, nas already been alino uleed. Sire
MAS ~ woman OF strong character, ana
rad lived IN retirement siuce The .ieath
If ter hnsbnnl, Sine was abon' 40 years
Vt age. Her husband was Pi esideni OF
ile sico ,'irea years before she was b'rn,
aud she was eairied to him when size
was i3. He WIS then dictator. be,et by
constant pefils. In six mouths lie was
Iin rrxas prson. For % years her
hfe was spent in ealnp, surrounded by
tine wlir Of warfare. Her husband wns
| five times President Of Mexico, and fnnr
times military DICTATOR. in absoluie pow
or. II was-sanisned, reeuilet. hanished
| again, and Gnally died while with his
wife ia eAie as a Traitor. Sue had 10
cmldfeu. SHa resided il th4 caHire ai
the c4ty Of Mexico, IN 4 fac hanse, bri9hi
/ wri, orange an1 ca"tns alloonS ansi the
I4ixnS,auce Of tropictl flowers. Size lived
and dressed WITH conspicuous plaiuuess
in, seemed averburdeued with grief aat
Suffering. Il was onay whea she spoks
VI her husband taat her pale fnca i'glt
al mp. sac was nrv-i weary pf rea a,nnt
ing the story OF his adventures. and wi
always plea ,s-d 10 meet Amerlcsns, whi
size thohght, niierstnai q N. Santa Al
, N, better Than iils own conuirytuea.
Btlllmore Sun.
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1t seems repetition of the writing ulol
the walls of the demag que arnnnnring the |
destruction OF Babylon: Bel~hazz,rs lonk
aud treinble as t!,ry see the steady a'lv allee
of the chosen aud view TIE universal waters
stirred 10 thesnethermost depths
7, importance is notwithstanding tile world:
it comprises patrintism .-lnqn.ecr oveiuess.
poetry. and Is the inspi, atior'of r"lig ON.
Intemp.rarce is IIplfs potent eng ne. mud
the Dnvuts engineer. The artistic tnuch
cannot portray its want and wne. vite aud
vice and violence interwovrn with the com
position Of He'll. IL has cut stripped the
magical pen offctnn Thr growliag Dragon
sends u cHrdling-b nod thrill t0'nur hearts;
spaiing not the innocent. N rain. or l,eat Or
cold: in lightning aish. or storm ar thnntlsrs
roll
| AS t o whether the ladies should vote or
l not. We nre glad that no lady FROM MISSISSIPPI
! ni represented MS not. bnt many OF fus are
mnre capable of cistinga vote. we know
that it is time TO rally. Mercy is PLEADING,
and wlcn men became incapable of holding
/ tho reins of Government or even after having
hatnessed it; That woman should prove her
sell equal to the emrrgen3r; for the good old
book says they two shall be one flesh
/ A new system is needed or the strife will
continue. and we do not seoru, IL Ehri tian
manifestation. of casting the white stone
for our country and Liberty should still
enlighten tha world. had it not been far Eve,
Adam would have still been maping arnuHd
the garden, of Eden, iniulging in the tnxnrY
..'i, ,..;.... ...',,
80, ...'.....,.s... ', -, ~.
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Pr
r. am. Votes. Rim NAV il. bsaten,
prob,bj,inn is orr watch voyde aud images
xitv 4 evar .be motber of ;uvrntion ..w,
n.e,cr an. sons ,n,a husbands to harness M
and drive the wagon tho. but we wish 1T t,
be securely made and not a spoke It, fail ont
nr IA tire roll oil. and tl,ns eudtnger onr lives
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people IL help me with my cnildren.'
rnAy asked hov | said. ''fIet every
father aud mother r5,ss tlieir own child
ren ~ tlis town right, and there vii br
no imd children III the town toiend my
cllidrsn IF g ID give us a Christ
iani,y that permrates onr household.
sAud thv honsA' [ nmf off from
home so mnch, and separated from wif-
an,. cl:ildrpn week by week month after
month, and 1t looks-ike II fellow wnnl
got ms a to it; but 1t is ten times warse
now than il was five years ago. Try To
lenve bone, and ain Just like 4 home
sick child when am away. 40 moi
know how soon il viii he before / go.
The doctors say twelve months more.
and you will rring yourself dowh and
die; and one says one thing,
and one says another. But | want yun
to know thus, Fnat 1--we long ordle SOON
glory be to G ii! | am ready to gu. /
am ready. do nor know how mieir
longer will stay here; but am gp,ns'
to work nrti die. | Will never go on
the shelf if | am able io wotk. When L
get to heaven, the GREATEST honf of
heaven. will be when / am face 10 face
with christ, when Gun tell him lios
much he was to me, and how glofihnsiy
he bles sed ina and saved M. Then L
| will shake ianls with mother; and l
| can go there this hour aud tell her voice
if l have not heaid 1t since | was egh,
years old. I viii fiud mother with the
| light of life beaniug in her eye and. the
| glory of beauty on her ci,er&4. / ~ani
10 go to father, snd say Father, l
have redeemed my plet!@esn. Hare nm
| just as | promised yon." And, as
heaven passes with lta gl'iries. sotne day
near the pearly gates 1 shall sea- my wife
wing her way INTO glory, aud snail say
AT last | N aet yod, and at last
greet yon in the sweet vaies Il leu. We
| jonrnoyed through hdrdsiiips an'l iria's
down there; now we are here forever.
We SIT under, the shady tr"e Of life.
and long we SIT there il peaaa loymgi,
hand iir hand, and directly | see Il,
archangel flying toward ~, and be
aIights by our siiA aui brushes oul
litls Mary from under IIls wings. An,
the sweet moments pass, .say, and az.
other nrchaugel aligilts atil brushes on
little Annie from under his Wings. an,
when the last one con s4,+yeeping ~ W
seo them all, and We wiiL all he nj hom
III heav II together Men, | will Sc
paid Tor the tails, cnres and s'iifna g
this llf~. Glory he to GOti for tue priv
il"gn of going 70 heaven IN all ftm,iirs
; Glory lie 10 Gbl! my mother rs there
} my fn.her is tnere,. aud my pfecion
gran Tia her. at his gpldna wedding, to-
I me llia. oi ihiriy-iwo III his honsebul
z twenty had crossed over safe, aud evi'r
one on earth had joined tiIe chure
l except one aud glyea himsnif 10 Il .
J Gu ualD Won that We may meet 2
I n.sla' aksasistnlihes there, and tnay q
faa II araciuus mercy gnisief von
/ iI,n ia I,s gobd timA! | waiii iii of yu
| tpDush tins meeting na uhiil the loJ
asitl we wiil save many precious sout
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HsER3ai FoR LINCOLN flNDS, EElASk
n LIN AND CH3C TAW

i!arrah for Temperance! the good tisliags
filla-"tr hearts with faith. hope and zeal,
Tenrerancr is u brig lit,;,ud powerful light
always shining for thos WIN desire III" emit
ting steaAler flame. than 'slhe snitF vule log I
rous,i which some of oui flt,bers t. and |
drank cheap whislcy from Is 40 cents per
gafou,
Tcmpsnanae is the golden textpf the Bible
IN is The hnn< tliat was used when un'
grateful noah drank and felt mercy unti
snt lti,c. heretul,cd like II i.og tosthe miie
The wti4bey question s"ttltt:"' the same
agitatiug un+,lnn,,is disturbing the, cultured
vet ssmna foli,s wish that Il was settled,
"soinc fplhs dol some folks do
/ IA bipk thnt.was writtca in the good old
time when every one thouGhtit was best to
| attendtu their own business In the good
old time when good old Moses could not
leave his flocs for even for day aud nights.
TO attend to his business; and
crive that book that was written in the sool
old time. when Gnd proclaimed Prohibition
to the wrongs aaid NJ oses prohibited the wor-
shipping o; u geidcn calf To their own
husiuess" 10 your Idol Rum; Anti prphibs.
keep the bns ness within yourselves. instead
af ensnaring others.
Yewnud have snccumbrd TO ignition,
Witl,ut the aid of Prohibition,
We hase. tired OF every other door aud
corner bcn. what. of parlor doors opening
, into Pandemoni,ims.
Not written by set of new hipocrts' No
! nor set Of old ones; it was wiitten bv men
i kant some hu'nble meii! men who caught ane
/ sold fish. instead of Rum for aliving.
a.. t,sI.
felt it their duty sit back" Ia sit back l'k
I tho prophecies lInlda III the college at Jern
j su,cm and propheeicd; Tins saith the l.or'
= God Of Israel. tell the man who sent yon I
u me- that thus saith the Lord. Behold vii
:, hiring evil upon this place. and upn tn
u inhabitants thereof" For which proot re;,
:, IL K.ngs. % Chap. and IA verse
=, mot to be heard in church matters not
: speak in church, so cit Ant never seen
!, the pulls; Huila assumed or was endnwt
!, with more authority; man WAS sent to le
~ to abide by her prnphecv: Real Dnuteron
,a my 90 Chap. 27 verse. What about some
# the Queens who fought for free.loi w
,e man was designed as mans helpmeet.
Mt remove the dross aud refine. to reform.
ot warn man of his danger, reminder of t
fe curses written in this Book.
is j, was the, book that was written VIII
to ethe old yulc log used" which contal
se the pledge of the chabtes. which WAS
d. entering weage tr that iiniuense ,yule Ii
he which succumbed ~ tn 9 vigorous strekes
= tho Temperance mall. Eyeiy days telcgrH
" tells MS of tile progress of Reform; nearer q
~ ~ nearer the ground is braken; Gud is dete
en ing the right. lie has marked the cau'
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1886-09-03
is IT WORTH Anything z
NO.. 33

TO feel absolutely protected against Fever
end Ague, Malarial fever, Typhoid feves, Typhus
fever, Gaetrie fever, Bilious fever, Diphthcria.
Fnoumouia, Scarlatns, Summer Complaint
Blood Poisoning and all and every form Of eoIn-
monsdisease?
Is it worth anything to ho able to AHeatIaiiy
cleanse the blood In yo,ir entire aystcfi.1n renew
YOUR yotsth, and iivigorate al the prgassuf YOUR
body; to permanently euf. Costivenssi. S,sfpspa
sia, Water-brash, and spur etan,aes 70 eurse
Jaundice and stoiiagc of Gail oaess, 10 cure.
isick-hesdache- and itiliousness, 10 enps Liver
complaint and Ctneuyons liver. 10 ctfe KiduaE
diseases OF long slan'ne? 10 be free ifsm SnnSs
Rheumatism, Neuralgia tseiatiea, sind Kindred
troubles?
Is IL worth at;ythig f,s r. 20 d lIealtl,. tsi
have q coed siipesit.. q q 81, ~ BellY II sB
these things sro wert.l ,;...g, .ytu 'an secure
them almost for the asAilg. We know fr' IN long
experience that this H:ii*:aant is true, hut No
also know that few wild ncrptt itaa airrtl,. Moth.
ing bu.actuai esesi' n';c IN 10 u.a q His.ne
Pills could lrin@ 9isfsss I, sstl s. tally their
marvellous lioHar - iaeves.t Ai:e ,Ere sisensa.
ARE not sau whiting 10 take ss'r t-rr' 10 rui, tie
tiak oi beias eNlstlei, % = ,als, out of 20
ceissa. for the p9S"isGg of secnrsrg such great
Elessig IS va l;i.2w arso..s' - Glld be t.
you? If YOU shot! c!ce tec"nc acquainted
with these Pills, sen would ncs. cease 10 10
Parsons pil,swerc p wonderful discovery, md
there ave mono oeiie.s EAe them in the world.
The Information coiiiaiDcl in the wrapper
around eaef Il K s% rsa ;,.a;,s tines the cost Of
e boy OF the ls. We uSe The pureft drugs to
be forrnd In tlie ,own wcrld; bur evIu these, be-
fore being useI, nro subjected TO the peculiar
IYarifyig froceas kro,r friy 10 the chemists nrt
II Itii,ss sihl hliiaigiaaalse eould only be made 70
realize the InaryfioaA' I>oTer Of larsons' Pills
in the prevesi icn and cure CT disease, and in
promoting th3 eaftesal iaaith, n vast amount OF
suuering suI OK; eIise might be prevented.
Oil .lsinesE vas c>ia atishe,l In 1910, and Is the
al7est of the Kind in this country Is it, there
tore, koy Tint We would put forth an uiltruth
fol or tctent5ye stA'c,ncutP Frauds and falls,
ri steileis 10 not rcHiaii long in business in th
country Nc suppose That Parsols' Fills maj
ba found ;,t y6nr neasPst store, hut II not, W
will se one 5as BY meil, post Paid, for 20 cent M
III stamps. Or we will send two boxes of Pill
I, e.ld bealIti al eigraving OF President Cleve
l,tid and his Cabinet for SO ceiitH all postpaid
The engraving s 21Xf9 and retails fer 20 cents
We will send free 10 vii who send us their at
I dress q handsome illustrated pamphlet contain
ing Information of great value. III you orde
lheption this, paper.
4 Address Ilr. j. S. johnson $50, % custor
I 1orseS St, Bostois, aiEes.
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Malalial The very mention of it is
nightmarel Whoever has suffered from
this blighting disease knows what a
dread scourge it is, and how it seems
almost impossible to eradicate it from
the system. SMITHS BILE BEANS
will most surely destroy the germs of
Malaria, and afford permanent relief.
Dose, one bean. 25 cents per bottle.
For sale by all druggists and dealers in
medicine, or sent postpaid on receipt Of
price, to any part Of the country.
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DRaloc1tsT FOX oile year, $3.50, cash In sd
vance.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1886-09-03

IangerI a nas.ee. i, a.iUr cough may
lead to Pneumonia consumption or other fatal
disease. Strong's Pectorai fi Is viii cure @
cod AZ by magic. Best .l3ng tnr dyspepsia ,ig-
digestion, sick headache thousands testify.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1886-09-03

There is ueth rS "a t-,ptie Hrent Acme
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drimking and VIII Il Is Still ,nnre creditlb,e TO
the IL Neayit will if.ised Us directed dies
{ oy the tppetite for rum aud st.ma atiis
drink.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1886-09-03
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