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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19
The Standing of the Clubs.
ENDING THE STRIKE.
A Compromise to Both Car Men aud Pres
dent Yerkes Reached.


CHICAGO Oct. 1.-THE street car strike
is ended on a basis honorable to both sides.
The question of wages was compromised,
the strikers getting only about one-third
OF the increase asked for On the other
hand all the reforms demanded by the
men in the system of working are conceded
and all the strikers are to be re-employed.
The men hired by the company since the
strike began will also be retained. The
minor questions at issue will be settled by
arbitration, the sole arbitrator to be Pres
ident Gage of the First National bank.
who has the confidence of both the strikers
and President Yerkes.
The street car system which the men
claimed prevented them from getting a
sufficient amount of sleep AT any one time
and kept them constantly in the harness
making even small snare of physical
enjoyment practically impossible Is abol-
lshed. The working days ire to be ~
consecutive hours with pay upon an hour
ly SC ale. Traffic on every street car line
OF the north side will be resumed to-mor-
row forenoon.
While the conference was going on a
riot occurred about half a mile away at
the corner of Market street and Chicago
avenue. The sight of three Northside cars
close together and guarded by the police
caused crowd of 800 or 400 men and boys
to assemble at the street corner, where
the patrol wagon leading the first car had
passed. The mob made rush and closed
In on the imported conductor and driver
Of the second car, The police on the car
were being overpowered and a resort TO
reviewers was imminent when l.. L.
Brennan with 80 officers came round the
corner on the double quick. Their clubs
We're freely used and many OF the MOB got
away with broken heads. SIX leaders
were arrested.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19
Business Meeting.

AT the business meeting OF the regiment
Capt. S. +. Brown of Swanton, was chos-
en- president, Capt. Robinson of Montpe-
Junction, Messrs Chamberlin OF Rutland,
Teuny OF Lowell, Mass, and May Of st.
Johnsbury, vice presidents T.. L. Wells
of LyndOnville, secretary and treasurer
and The above named officers were uousti-
tuted he executive board. 1t was voted
to hold the next meeting at st. Adams aud
that Col Joel Lucia deliver the address
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19
THE LEAGUE SEASON CLOSED.
New York an Easy Winner-The New York.
st. Louis series-Other Matters.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE base ball sea-
son in the National league which closed
to day has been very successful, the games
have been well played, and the clubs have
made large profits. New York has won
the championship from Chicago, but has
been beaten in the series by the Western
club. Every other series was won by the
New Yorks, while Chicago lost its series
with Pttsburg. and tied with Detroit.
There are now all sorts of rumors as to
what is going 10 happen next season.
There seems to be pretty we'll founded
idea that Ward VIII not play with New
York. The Chicagos will have a few new
players. Detroit will very likely get rid
Of several OF its high-priced players to
other clubs and try some new blood The
membership of the league will probably
not be altered, all changes being confined
to the personnel of the teams.
Tuesday next at the Polo grounds the
New Yorks will meet the St. Louis for the
worlds championship and the Hall cup.
Ten games will constitute the seres-four
in New York. four in st, Louis, and one
each in Philadelphia and Brooklyn The
chances are that New YORK club will win,
as the local club has been giving its play
ers rest, keefe, Weleh aud Ewing not
having played for more than week and
they are all in tirst-class condition. With
! Ewing behind the bac the St. Louis base
runners will have little chance for steal
ing bases, and AS that is the clubs strong
point, its play will not be SO effective.
Just what clubs will constitute the Asso-
citation next year is doubtful, and the
players may be changed around TO a great
extent. NO one seems to know what is to
| happen, and the managers look upon each
other with distrust, and all are waiting
for the November meeting, which may or
may not settle things.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19

to bequeath to your children, is a strong,
clean, pure constitution -better than wealth,
because ii will never prove Il curse; You
cannot give what you do not possess, but
mothers win find IN Or. Pierce's Favorite Pre-.
scription wonderful help-correctng all
weaknesses, bringing their systems into per-
icct condition, so that their children untain-
ed, shall rise up to call them blessed
There is not IA druggist in all the land,
But always keeps stock on hand.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19

making NJ the record Tor future ages to
EPCLHg.
,aaalgng in a bit of grumbling which
,yIa " il nll bear me witness, was never
heard ia the nth, probably more because
Es ii,,A no time for it, than from any prin-
;sts. ,Re had on the subject.
I'm gassing wish to refer briefly to the
'hrsS attack upon the works of Peters
Nurg sumo II and 49, ga and the part
'aake,3 by che nth regiment in these bat
dies. AFTER two days OF one of the hard
est marches of the war, the army of the
potomGc struck the Notifications on the
soUtheag5 side of Petersburg. The nth
vas then composed OF eight companies
-lpdec The command of Lt-Col Cum
ssiu@e. AS Che light streaked up in the
eastern sky on the morning of June II,
with fixed bsyonets and without firing 4
uhOt, our brigade pressed rapidly forward,
IrOEa q r9viue in front of the Shand
asoase, up the hill, sprsng over the earth
works forming the first line of battle
Ind overcoming all opposition, with many
a savage ghrust Of the bayonet, we swept
he line, gathering in prisoners, csptur.
inr four pieces of artillery, Il stand of
lyolors end 1900 stands of arms. The 18th
Ras in the front rank in the charge. In
aha Official report Col. Cummings says,
Il cauuOt refrain from noticing the coin
1ta-nce that on the 18th of June the 18th
Vermont captured the 18th Tennessee"
Tine time finally came for the
sgJluSiOn of the mine which had been dug
ander ElliOtt's salient. As the first rays
VI gbe morning light were shimmering
ngou Che eastern sky, a suppressed rumb-
ling. earthquake explosion was heard and
as sye-wl ntsses described II, the occu
panas Of the undermined fort, some 800
~ number, together with guns, caissous
md other implements and pardphernalia
n psF were hurled high into the air, and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19
Eczema, Itchy, scaly, Skin fortunes.

The simple application OF "SwAYNE's ONT
MENT," without any internal medicine, will
cure any case of letter, Salt Rheum, RinT-
orm, Piles, Itch, sores, Pimples, Eczema all
Sca'y, Itchy skin EruptOns, no matter how
obstinate or long standing, 1t is potent, Of.
tective, aud costs but a trIhe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19

~ &C., wouders exist IN thousands OF
ikaNIlIorins. hut are surpassed by the
UUU UmAryels of Invention. Those VINO h IN
canhe dnnc while living at home should at
once send heir address TO llallctt Co., Port
Ind Maine, and receive free, fun intorma-
tioH NV either sex, Of all ages, can earn from
e. Il, s2b pct day and awards wherever they
i've You are started flee CAPITAL not ro-
uuir,d some have made over $50 IN single
day nj THIS work. All sncceed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19

win be found an excellent remedy Tor
sick headache. Cacter's LATHE Liver Pills.
Thousands of letters from people who nave
u sed them prove this fact, Try them,
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

u vas our pleasure 10 lie present 81
= meetiRg % the circle n Mu. Pow.
ellis on MondaV evening last, and 10
say We we're pleased would scarcely
convey an idea n 10 how well We
we're entertained. Rev. Mr.. Nichol.
son. the president, presided. Inter.
spersing BIZ ruliags and orders with
happy hi,s aud bright wii lirisaas, while
the ire president. Miss Lou Jones
silly assisted him. Mis- Cole Gov.
'ngion, tie fair secretary, called tbs
roll and each member responded witll
quotation from Shakespeare ltwss
Shakespeare" Right. and ali papers
referred more or less 10 the char.
ar,er aud history % tie famou.
hard or bis writings. Mrs.. Pow
ell read an instructive paper on
tie German pOets, Miss Lou Jones
favored the circle With an In, 2.
sting article, we'll read; Mas Oils
Cook gave en- account u III
Childs- shako.peAre FouR,ain. and
Also read an amusiag paper a. 10
who wruts Shakespeare - Miss
Collie Co'ing,on aud Ms Nicholson
recliod passages from shak~sPears Ia
an elegant manner; Mrs. G. N.
bsnksiUn . paper wss ''tbs history u
Shakespeare y hncly resd Mr. HANK
sioa pFesrntel an Ahls paper a com
p ri.' a q Naihnu. q Wise 90 sh,io- 1
and other clAurlers. This paIs
Shove deep siudy And research Mr.
" " Nurman told ~ whSt shakes
pesrs knew about Americs. the srti
rie being well prvpAred and vel
wri,taa Mi.se. Cara and Asne.
, Z 81 isman. ~ Byaurrgsrd we're pre-.
ct. aud by request tie latiel
fyoFei tie audience With two re'i.
/ { lions lismlet's Solil"quy Geing
otf-whils the former obi ged tie
npsHv With ci,ci a mu-tr. snely
executed TIE proceedings wsrs
interpreted wih vocal sud iR.tru.
mental music By Misses Nauuie
/ Robertson aud OIi- cato Mrs Hank
ston sui Nj. Collie CoSington, aud
I Miss Di,r IOUk Who furnished yio-
/ jip music A grody numbrr ~ yisi-
tor. were pre.put and al seemed a.
be highly entertained but none more
- than ws.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Daring tho session Of the Method
10 Di.trist Conferenoe "a oar town.
last week. the h0usel.<ssd u tI4e ao~tpf
~ the s~atinsl wAs bie@<od w(@& ~
hallowinm pfw~aHeo aa6 &1@1
,niaistsmsssa~ a $3.50 tel~vtd
~ man "A GsnI Hwv* 14kn 48l| y
u Ilasleisor<z Mlenx ~ 1oe<&
a. he n <|u&r10x'v npr<o~<hed " ~
RS 200 sxtf hrelhFxa nnd si~fe<s ~
the ehus a. - weil - BY GIL others
who have - long kaown him, u nov
within foar muaths of the eighty
fouFth year ~ his are, anil hssld. q
membership in Va Conferrnos for 4
leREth ~ yesrs beyoRd that " any
other that has ever bsloaxed 20 u -
dating - far has-k ~ the year is2s
w. slure of ehunrh information and
experience V rieh and varied. sswell
- Instructive aad beaeAsiAl End he
linpaFts u 10 others In : most eaioys-
BILE manner Summit senlinsl.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Judgt Wharton, Witnesses, jururs
laNs,rs, ltigant. sud spectator. we're
on aud Monday morning ready 4,
sl"uld the supreme court derids tie
law rs-di.irhtIng tie state uncon.ti.
tuiiouAl, 10 psu0eed b. business, bu { ,
contrary 60 general expectation that
isody i"ok the other Vicw and said tie
law Wa all wssbi aud yari aide,
80 tIey returned 10 their homes. II
will not he much ~ an Inc 'nvenlsRce
90 this county. A. the docket !. light
There are few person, la iail. and Il
would have bssn better could they
hass had trial aud thus relieved the
c,unt, II the expense q maintaining
them.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
Rrtsiliag Msrchsnalse, Frsm Depsi
al NILS.

Rrtsiliag merrhsnal>s, Frsm Depsi
al sJl-s.
MTtEs, Mis-. Apr. IL, Isss.
Ep. COFIAH SnSAL;
Ia yoar paper ~ the 9Th, see .
communication from Pleasant Ridge
Alliance. that have meddled With tlse
business ~ the Aliiaaoe. whi..h, BY
The following letter from Mr. Nhcholi
W u. aud O.. NJ. "a the read
VIZ show that the msseftlon Is not
correct. and I ihiak the Alliance
10 be candid, befuFe passing Ialg
ment shoald thoroughly iHvestigaae
the case. In ORDER to 10 iastics 90
ell concerned. Yours very truly,
JosErH TAUssta.
NArcHsE. Miss Apr. 10, Isss.
JOsGFH TAUssIs, ESQ
Agent Myles. Miss.
DEAR say Ours ~ Arril ltth II
hand. enclosing = clipping from go.
ran SIGNAL. I am surprised that
you .hould he blamed for our not IL.
low iRE gond. 90 bs Fetailsd In our 10
pot.. Our agent ~ Carpenter wrote
me about thi. sRd told him We could
not permit y a. u was not justice 10
the local merchant have much
pleasure IN tesiif, ing 20 the fact that
Won never mentioned the snhIect 90
ne, although a. oar agent u world
have becn proper f,r YOU 20 10 SO. for
VIC desire 10 treat al justly and Alike.
Truly voar-,
Z , NIcnoLL.
Vice Pres. a Gen. Manager.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

We have opened . hrst-class Ice
Cream And strawberry saloon. next
door 20 Robertson hotel one, near
depot. xaa VIII serve ios cream.
slrawb@rries lemoaade ard soa~
water. Everything wili bs kept meat
ana slsaa a~d we shall eedesvoF ta
mske III. an abrasive place "a resort /.
esperlallv iar the ladies. We wili slso
furaish tie hest lake We a the loves,
asures. We invite cur hlsRds 20 sivs
a. cali and they viii rc~rive the besI
attention. Respectfully.
MTIcaELI A RUsH.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

IL iassios % the phy-lclsas Who PAT.
raslts my Drugstore. desire 90 state
10 the putslte that have ala ass aud
Invariably use EaElish calosnsl and z.
a w'sqaialns In flliag prescriptions
Not only so, but | enas.sa 10 ne
uone bat tie puFe~t aud beat not an.
" u ealosnei aud qainiae, bat a all
drugs IsFe-eribed and sold. regret
the necesslly u having 10 iasert thl.
Rotlce, but The readers ~ the cortAH
Slaxal - April 18th Win understand
why u y NV daiy 4 do 50. uish We
eould always have the truth told.
Very rep~ertfuliy,
4. n. krxo.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
Is. Cr-sm saa sirswa~rry Festival.

Tie ladies II the we.leyNn AId So
eistv ~ Beaaregard wiil. on wedRes
dsv, the % dav II NAV. al basement
~ Mssonir Hall. give . suppss. the
prooeeAs 10 so 10 the rePsirs II the
Methodist elurch. Admission ierts
shildreR under ~ years Old free
Doors apen half past seven. p W.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

L0uk II Hsgs'lth's reconstructed
Al,sTil-cment Al Ainds 81 u,s eliin 4.
e., 80 laru implements eau a. i0Ind
thoic. aud at living rrtrts ~.
mowers aud cultiyaiurs are the beet
"a the u,arkei snd ever farmer should
have one besides machinery, etc. .
ksgsdsie has tie best stock u hard
ware 10 be iound In the sIate. Gall
and lrI him give 90 : lev I,rirrs.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

u, mistake uBe u our locals, lat
week nats "a say We we're tlss obly
drug house using y. A ". Qainlne
aud English oslo,Bei. thar intcRlnun
Wa To say Ne used these Two brands
only In prescriptions and 10 rs.I no
reflections 90 our brother druggists.
X. q. HAsasavE.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Country Hierehant- Will hnl Il O. their
Interest 10 cary iuil STOCK q
Burhlsy's Popular Family Remedies. e
They are rapid settlers. All the wear r.uaI
giving entire sati-factlab ., the bu,rts.
and afiafdlng 100 per cent g. the seller.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

TIE haest seda feanlaiu Ia seush sis-
sl..sppi mar be- seen ~ king'. drug stree
aud that the seda VI he In aecordanrs
With tho style - the ioaEtaln. Yea maj
bet y0a last dollar.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

tesarnl a Camh's hast citizens
eere N No say. bat their .eryirr.
l.s0 NO. seeded sol thsy returned Ia
A4xTlE noel bsru.s 81 that tat.
We c,ten lh4oks " N1ueu
Or 40 iu,.iliiun 20 aIianI tie 10Th an.
ni,.r.sr, ct The rh oiusthsan : ,aie',
81 the Ni-si.s'ppi college. At Clinton.
'a Nav eth
Missss Agncs aud Clara Cliri.mau
oi B.aursFard sIsut irw dave hi.
week With M. Burnlr, Our 81,
s'say. caisuds warm welcome g.
'uch attractive ypuug ladies
Toe cKsw'natiun cS"fri.rs ~ th
Wcs.on pullir - opl will begin Mr
ltih We shall eBbsavor 20 be on
land for the exercises IT this seho"l
are generally quite entertaining
7 Z polds. Copiah boy vho :.
nos engaged IN mrr, hsudl.ing a.
Hamburg Franklin county, spent >
fs~ davs here last week We arr
.ta.,d 20 AuoN be l. doing = good
tusius.s
" john J Robinson. and old
resident q thi. toun and ounis died
N SUNDAY last. aud VAS laid to
rect on MONDAY NAM frienas and
relative. followed lIs remains 20 ths
grave
We congratulate Dr l. sexton, ~
Nesson, upon bsing elected prs.i-
dent Of the state Medical Association.
ohirh was In session AZ Jackson lssl
week II was quite al honor aud one
well deserved
" y Moore. editor ~ the wsssan
Argosy, has been msntisned =. =
suitable person foF elsrtor IT tie Tlh
districi Mr. Moore las the ABILITY
o. discharge tlis dUtie. ma.i sati sfHr
ton.y and :. 4 pnpuisr, cls,er gem
ilsnhn We should bs pleased 90 ses
him chosen.
A. will be sesn ~ = notice elswhere.
the ladies u BesurrKard viii Eive 80
ioc cvam and strawt,erry sv-tivni On
the might u nay 81. u s'"t se""E
folks wAut 20 here good tlms they
should az on hand Ttey can 81
do~n Al SEQ 10 the evening aud re-.
sarh Al iosto.
When Mr. v. klols retained from
gew Orleans be presented ~ with .
pslr u elegant custom. made eaiisfs.
Msssrs. Hitler A Lazy srs E"lnE TO
furnish tie derby hat. and Il some one
wriil euggesi how We can SEES tie suit
ws vail be all RICH, Zoe the Press C"n
vsntion, unless, perhsIs. Ne may
want 10 borrow a couple Ot shirss
Jadgs d G.. PeytoR inserts ID. law
sard In ihis issue. beslsles the prae.
tlcs ~ taw, hs wIll transact a real g..
tate buslaess. ana there l. great need
a tuch a. sgent here. Judge Peyton
Is one u the best read LAWYERS In the
state, and besides being well tsr-ed
w 81 branehes, IL . perfect master 81
che olmnery Law. lie will adorn The
bar ful'r - mu-h - 10 dil che l'tnrh
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

All person. who want 10 get first
class goods ~ reasonable and iusl
rates are invited 81 call and examine
nv sio'k. I am selling al ktnd- ol
good. at the the lowest possible mAr
uls' JNO. q MANS.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

The sAHuaihsiiun scr Shits teach
err ALL b. held first ; tdsy, Ma,
5 y; s,c'nd Saturday ior ,olorvd
ieauheF..
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

n q Norman, president, re-
quest, a. 90 say that tle board " "a.
per. will meet on the Srd Monday In
Nav
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
arr,Ing u q. E,rrnI,. Cnnmltlr.

ar"tlHg ~ the lArratitV tB1 mitire.
The dcmorraii, executive committee
- tupiah county met ~ the court
hou.v h. llaElehur-t on SATURDAY
April gl.i and "a. called 10 order D.,
Chairman ~ C.l'onn. who explain Z
81 lbe ubirrt - the meeting t. he To-
-cle,Hi time Tor the assembling u the
county convention.
" l. Mitchell being present va.
rr4Ie -t-d - srt q. .cyrrtar,
Toe follow in- mrnb,r. we're pres
eui:
" 4 Conn, Chairman.
Hrst l-B. , tat.hiug A. ~
Martha
Bau W W,ath.r.bv.
Beat \ 4 ~p-u,,r.
hstl " D. Liu,l.
b.at . Mt represented
On mai.Hn, SATURDAY. Ma, ll,h.
"a. .rls iei a. thc time fur holding
~" rrrrinat meeting, AMI Stturdtv
MAY l9th tor the county convention.
--LhIG''isa sArh .,ro-ipei sLau -
eutillsd 20 toe same Rumher ~ dele.
gates u had in a., Ia, county cony,n-
{ tu
TIE committee then adjourned.
~ order ~ the democratic enecu .
tive c"mHfiit"c ~ Cup,ah COUNTY. =
-uupiy contention 8. hereby called 90
meet Al the cCurt hnU-c in ll,girhur.t
un SATURDAY., lle 18th day Il NAV
ls~- ~ u - 'rlusA q IN Tie dem.
ucfatir voters oi the several prccinrt.
ue requested 80 meet ~ their rvspc,t-
Ns voting pIarvs oa SATURDAY.. the
islh ia, of NAV, lsss, at o'cIock =.
p ~ o. elect delegates Ia tie Coun.
~ convention.
TIE meeting AZ Wrsson NAV be
beld u : clock .. IN. Instead ~
- o. clpsk
Tie county convention i called for
tie puuiose ~ elreting delegate. 90
the STATE convention which meets 81
the 4Ith - Nav sud 20 appoint = new
executive committee
~ 4. CoSS, chm.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

,. u. Erriugsoa has heca Invited "a
deliver an address Al Magnolia. Ia
memory u the fallen Confederate sol-
diers, April seth
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Iee cid ,e4a watsr nov "a tap Al
llargrsYcs- ',te do~s Mt profess ca have
the an~st f''antain south % Mason add
psx"n's line, boa be- does cell The beat
toda watrr.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26


hARGAINs AT HIKsLIrs.
Burnley l. selling guinine At SIC per o..
tinchonidia AZ Isc per "a
Morphine AZ S0s per bul
Coal ail Al 20 per gal.
t.pssd tbharca 90 psr 10.
ReNdy mixed paints from 75c 70 I 80 per
gallon.
And every thing else Ia the drug. toilet -
fancy god. line "a equally how pris'rs
No one required a. show caras - tLrk.
~. 81 ha, god cheap, Gus price o.
al, rich 90 puor " hite - BLACK. re-
gardl"ss u race, eOlor 90 previous Goa.
altiSn
tu,u. " drugs yuu want cheap.
y. uhis tnt'tisH nr Essn.
Friend ha-tsn asay
DO bufulsys this aaY
ih rrr 900 gaH tnh
Goods &C rvtry ktul
10 tut wtIl Nt .is.Ea
Hrapcf t.au ever ~. knuwn
Way theu isHEyr iriat
br ffa Nulr "a -urt asayf
lHn H.t lIkv aHuhHW
bNt start tight AZ anr,
Ard greet suruaius eura
a. hurnigy's tl4szn Sore
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

NJ. l.. u. Gresnlaw has GpO hu shell.
genuine Dtxon cotton SEED. Nhich he
~ ~ exchange fpr commsn cut on s.sd
a market value a each. tall a once.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

WsnsK exposure o. cold wind.. r,ln
hrxnf hghs o. malaria. NAV hslng IN
imfamla 40 n aud -oFvne.- "a the eyes
! H. u. IA. Mclean. strengthening i've
N@ls# IA sahslue the nnammati,,n
~ nmsl - h.sshs nerves. and strength
- - ava ialllag bye sight, % ccnt-
skus peee.d disogaers ~ the kIIneys
- e<fAsassble Zoe maay - th- "rliua
~ t1sessfs o Humanity hi,.h negiFct-
- fN<ehsp into a serioa. aud perhaps
fz@11 = siaas. Experience would aug
Ek<tz.f nss - DF. !. ~. Mcl.ean's llV-
= 4 kldney Rslm.
:. <Hsif aecislents oerur In the
- Nhleh eaase barus, cuts
- hFsal-s~ for u-e In sash ca
:. = AeINsan's volcanic Otl LA
- &HF years has besn the COO
q - ttiasiiy Femedy.
sxi~r<& sendltl0u q NE stomach
n ~ sysiesa w'iil produce
- II 4tiax ~. .. ". Mclean. Little
VI kidney PSilets. 25cu per
As1'Ifal waman must be healthy.
ard - aaasaia healthy and heaaiifai she
sheuid aAae iW. .. N. McIean's
rtr~ngtsa nlng corsilal and Mood PaFifl +.
~. II Iaparls tone and f,ash 10 the
skin. sfrsagth. vigsr and pure bleed 70
eqaaily adapted fsr al ages, from the
eabe 10 he aged, u either sen.
n the stomach l'erforms Us funetleas
actively assi regalaIls the i'sod ~ whieh
II l. the rssrpfhsal. II tranAformed iuto
hlood ~ asaFlshiag qaaliiy. whls.h fur
nlshes yigsi and warmagh 30 the whole
hedy. the ranely 30 give toae 10 the
stomsvh u L. q ~. MeIean's strength
rnlng Cordial aud hlesd Purifier.
TIE danzs q malarial atmosphere
mas BE- axefkd n Yea VII osx'asi1nall'
take dass a Dr. !. n. McIean's chlii,
and Fever ewfe.
Appetite snl sleep may he improved:
every part "a be system strengthened
and The AMI alsplrils regalI thslF bs'ay +.
anrs ~ the Ne "a Dr. ,. ~. MCLEAN =
strengthening Cordial and blood far'-
Ger.
sadlen ehsmr II temperature and
hemidity ~ the fssnsphege eften pro-
dncs disorders n the klslasys add bad.
der. ase iF. 4. n Mei.saas liver and
Kidney HAHN "a shsck these tr"ablss ln
their iaes0ieney.
4 Dv. q. "A. MeIean's Cbllls and Fever
Cure I. gwnsie IN ssfisn. sud warranted
q eertala cure. sAreals q bottle.
-
~. cruel 10 faSa the old time. ".
palslse ma@dhinea. sash a. cast''f oai.
rhmbarh and the sapcailnd hver n~sii-
zines. dgwm y0ur ehildFsns thrwass'
~hen. fer the Insl9hsleaai san 81 Afris,
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

"A thing - beauty Is q 10y forevss s
the poet saws. Then how beaul~o&1
nausl & arhATtlc Elixir" appear - ~
pooF tired ~ofn-out nothcf, ~&9u q 4
hnds her little sick daFliag ain -
take h with~gta so,slaing GO
but = IA &efealiy hex a.
,sxhtfasi kI11IE ~ @{
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Misses Jones a Sorsl,y have
re-'q'ened their gallery snd
are no~ prepared 10 de- quick
work. The patronage ~ all
Who want 6rst-cla-s pi,tures
u snlicited. Call aud see
their new samples.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

he finest ass9rtnent ~ fancy and
ssick candy ever bronght ta iewa wili he
feund " llargravf's. the ailiaacc drug.
gisi
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Remember those elegant parior and ~
hrary swinging lamps extremely cheap
~ hite's drug store.