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president Nnf,onai RanI..


McMinYille. Tenn.. whites: IN my opinion from
experience in my wife S case. your Lemon Ln1ir
has few n any equals, aud no su|c'lOfs vi l'eui,
cine for inc egulatiOu Of The liver, stomach auu
bowels. lOIr Lemon Hot Drops are supporter 70
any remedies We Eaye ever been hhlo 20 gol Iur
nv WHO'S threat ard luDg-disrase. icei cor
tgip. ard 20 does sue. That your ihinon hhHlr
and Lemon Hot Drops have Reeu mo means on
greatly prolongtng her lie. We Lave hol luo
iosst i,lea that she would DOW be llYins only Tor
these Remedies Had she only used lno|c foino-
dies s0Ouer Tho would long since, IN my optlioh'
have been well and boon .asod the gie@s 9u-o'-
iugshe has undergone. Truly - ,,.o,-vSc
10 Dy. H. Hozisy. A0antd, Ga
FROM A PROMINENT LADY.
7 have rot been able IN two years 70 wei ,l., o.
stand without suffering great palm siuce ihE'ng
Dr Mozley's Lemon klixir csn walk hbu hi'le
without sufferioR the Toast inc0nsehience.
Mns. X. H. BLOODWonIH, 6rlhln' la
LEMON HOT DROPS
Ihad for several years aseYere liberated sors
throat. causing much pain ana upeaSlueHs' az
there was considerable hBmorhafc whth couEh
,ng | bought ono bottle Of Dr. Aozleys Aei loon
unt Drous Ii gave me slmostimmeiiste rehct;
nave used IL only twensy-four hours, ana my
throet ana cough Is almost entirely wen. III IL
cartalnly an efiiciept aud speedy remedy.
W ~' n H. THOMPSON,
iie south Forsyth street. Atlanta. "a
fstsusASi
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4 WALKING SUIT.
And nov for CON OF particulars /:

And now for "hil OF particulars a:
One Of these costumes wax ia the new
shade OK rcseda, tic material being a
iine.facad cloth. The TIGHT fitting bodice
was made IN a very striking manner.
One half Of It was OF tho reseda cloth,
and tae other side Eos oil creamy white
material. a wide folding OF TIE first pass
ing obhquey across tho bus.. lhc SKIRT
OF the poionase was Of The prevailing
tint, end looped up .annt.Iy 70 the let
hip, SO as 20 display ths skr'. This
skirt was cut perfectly plaiH--in tailor
made dresses this JIG usually Che cnso-
without even "A foot-raitiGg. aud was Of
the same white cloth used on the bodice.
It's surface was covered by intricate de-
signs worked upon it in gold metal
braid Over 1t fell a heavy cord and
large ta'scls. the formor tying in a bow
upon the hip at the looping u the PVlo-
naise.
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new YoRH u0r,sLs.

THE BRISTOL,
A SELECT FAMILY HGUsE,
ELEVENTH STREET NEAH FIkTH AVENUE
Wei furnished; superior tablet
laaios travelling alone or wib children re-
ceive careful attention. Low dST RATES IN
NEW YORK TO PERMANENTLY NH 1-s2I
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GROCERTEs, al

CoNFECTIoNERS xxx SUGAR
~ for Candy and Icing; 4
A genuine article Of kRw ORLEANS Mof.AsSEs;
SWEET cIpER and PURE APPlk VINEGAR, at
fsa MCCARTHY " HAYkEs'A
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car4fa-, ..,r f,r.fty y.4f. rave lad
. ....,.u nv lclt cLect. !. lad iraaualy
Ifeu growing r,ore Iac macy Iiysiclaiis
whom had c'ngli-cI wcfe luahle % DO
u>lug s.aS. Atirst o. A,iiamed he sore.
ana 10 became .Iorc v..-leil. tLan ever; 40
much ar. irlarl, trat ny family Insisted
lnarI .iih ID leave OK tae Roo cine. pee
rrg.f.f, tse sor. WIS entirely hcaled. Think
fvtihat Ito evil was orr Il ny constitution.
/ lef. On tho medicine; Lut IN November,
ten months AFTER q yciy s-iEhs brc kinS u
aiif uo,s that l. 81 30 sDTttlring. ! havo
every ...tth in s.. S. s. 10 las d. no me moro
good than all the doctors frd otLeT medi-
cluCs ever look. lOlrs tr ly,
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PROPOS

OFFloE OF TIE COMMISSION FOE TUE CON-
srRUCTIOS OF TIM
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING
No las EAST CAPITOL STREET,
WASHINGTON, d. c., March I, 1885
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received AZ the ofice Of this Commission
until ls noon, on the SisT DAY OF MARCH, JsSS.
CURED FOX THE WALLS OF THR CELLAR
OK sUB-BASENENT STORY OF THE CON
GktNsIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING. 20 be con-
sructed In Washington, d. c., upon tae form OF
piIposas ana In accordance with the specin-
cations and plans therefor Comics of .necia-
SS.lons' etc, VIII be furnished 20 intending bid
ders on application 70 the architect at this orcs
ana detailed plans ., the same may be seen a.
Sne ss same onlco on and after THURSDAY, March
p 1919 WILLIAM +. Villas,
EDWARD CLARK
A. T. SPOFFORD.
.n teodN Commissiouer@
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NOOK AND JOB WORK \, SE saIsr
ID ExscUrsD Al fas p'''
N1-AoVsA
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49, - srAxna


" It~If1Ns W - n Illl - iN,is
Gcutinmcn-l 20 or ll.ec yl.. Is sso cam
ce- cauo o. my face. IL soon grew 10 nS
quite large. IL WoTe cu n e.. AID M neral
lfal'l was very pDlr. Iast Srptciaitr
lceln p course o. 4. $. s., " Oh have con
tirufa 10 inc rIce'.li til1c VIII the happic.t
result The cancer has cltir -lf I'll appeared,
there hrlug lp evidence or s1 az il - 81
cancer1us Character lcit hr Faneiafheaih
IS good n,w. aud ny aI petite beiier nan y
has hrCu iu year an - yccrs Oh, ana
tJday am working ia the field planting
Corl- Yours tlaiy, JONAS LiiiI Agh.
G,nticmen-I had n sorc on my t2perllp
Tor eilh t years. seven different IN u.s at
tem1.ei IN vein 90 p n Il. C.e C;le ne
small vial fO- five dollars, which WI "a "cer.
tain cure" IL ls needless 30 aaJ II 10 ia
ne no good tbout two yen acOI became
@ ite IN Easy. as people thought Ec cant
or, cad tool. q cl1r q o. 1-l {, bottles
az S. & s. Ine result Eas been mplete
ctire. Tho ulcer or cancer healed iltiful-
~, leaving scarcely q pcrT'el tlD.e Il Prom
thst Gav have lrcn IN excellent iVlfA the
Specific having purified ny blood 3lruugh'
~ incrca 5cd iay appetite and PEI Hcted my
a ccsti1l. in word, ! feel lH new
woman ard. best ~ alt the eight AZ ulcer
fsgous entlrlly. Yours slncrrriy,R
Mo v. AsSoS
Trenton. Todd Co, Ky. Feb. =. 81.
Treatise en- Blood mud skin Disco Is mailed
free the SWIFT srEciylcIo.,
Draw CT .. Adfnta. Ga.
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in s9s9 %
H.
iny@ted; ovraa by tho ire.
and mGe sSs a oSs ysSps ps.t aa.
i1sG ghpalN ) 80.
ags , ~ sad bond sna mo gage loan ST. No.
edprnnie 600.
s.NDT
rATE
Bonds OWED ABSOLUTELY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

which MAY be developed IL almost eny
OF the popular tints, but which gould
look well, say IA yuasseur. and with
similar material 20 that of The last, was
cut at the neck SO that it ere ,tiy Tesem.
bled an evening bodice, tie boiice pOr-
ton of the po,onaise beng so cut as 60
leave a square opening below the coll In.
This opening was accentuoted by the
heavy brsldlug with which 1t was sur
rounded. The polonaise was huttoned
only On one side--fnr towards tile LETT
but there were two rows Of large bat
tons which came to the bottom OF the
skirt. The SKIRT Of the p0lonaiss IN
turned back in front 10 show tho dress
skirt. and where It IS folded two triangu-
lar reyers are placed.
A VELVET COSTUME
was made with @ louy coat bodice
rather masculine IN cnt-mado with a
vide vest OF contrasting si'S. \ heavy
plated braid o. cord is tied in a boz at
the vaist, having the appearance ,,0r It
cones around inside the coat but out
side tho vest Of being tied around the
waist. ard It's two ends. with tas,eis at
tachcd, faii down the front OF the skut
AycrHG DHcs5
was Of lighter material than any yet de-
scubed. a hind of Indies cloth being
used in developing IL. n hsG q gathered
front. with aY0se marked upon its upper
portion ~ braid, which was applied IN
fancy designs From bcuesth the arm
on each SIDE came a TOW Oh broad braid,
the two rows uniting IN front. From
over TIE top OF tLc hips came other
rows and these joined in @ point below
The FIRST Two other pieces of braid
come TO point from the bottom edges
OF the basque, and the eiac; OF these two
successive points upon the front Of the
basque was most odd anu striking.
A co,uc,ArIoN DlUs9.
One d1ess shown possessed tho pecu-
liarity of appearing from ono side
polonaise, from the other basque, aud
from the fr0ut-ho,l. or neither :-it
would ne larj TO determine.
THIS was produced bg icav.u| OF tho
skirt Of the po'out.-e Oh 1ue slue ol tie
bodice aud substituting ,le snort tab u
basque. It's certainly very novel;
slrLu Lu-iILS.
Among other tl'res To- 30 srecin,ly
noticed regard 20 the ncw Costumes
sthis: that the tunure ie. positively,
much diminished iu size. Ih2t IS tJssy,
that If s. lazy to 1.-..y fashionable she
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11
THE TEA TRADE.

Thepart that thotea ships playedin the
Revolutionary history OF the country IS
Of course too familiar TO require men
ton. The Chnachppors aud pscketsloYg
ago disappeared for the most part, and
steamers of foreign flags 90 most Of the
trading. About eighty million pounds
Of ten are imported into this country
annually, and New YORK has three
fourths OF The trade.
Most of the tea cargoes received here
are sold at auction in lower Wall street
hv tail slightiy-bnilt young man who a
few years ago was oh inexperienced youth
fresh from college, and who now has Gu
income Of from twenty-five to thirty
thousand dollars year mainly from que
ton sales Of tea, Of which he has sold
more than half million poundsin a day.
1t is Richard ". Montgomery, aprotcge
of 4. A. Low. the Brooklyn millionaire,
and a son-in-law Of Mr.. George ). Coo,
president Of tho American Exchange
Bank. About forty tea steamers arrive
every year. coming from China and ia
pan by the Suez canal in from forty-fye
10 sixty days, whereas, " in the good Old
tines" the sailing vessels goiug around
the Cape Of Good Hope required from
three u four months to make the voyage.
A UNION or GIANTS.
They cali the earth their mother, those
jolly gentlemen giants OF America who
compose the Union Of TitaDs and vino
enjoyed their annual dinner at Delmoni-
CO 3 on tho evening OF March LIST. They
TAKE great pielsnre in these festivities
every year, aud they sing
Oh, i'm genuine Titan!
Ana you're a genuine Titsnl
Atd No are genuine TitGnsi
qua nother knows we're ont,
ana mother knows y3u re out
And mother Knows I'm o0tl
lhis IS curious society the only one
OF TIE Kind in America or probably in
inc world. 1t was organized ten years
ago. The promoter and father of ii was
!!ngeisoh Lockwood, OF the Lockwood
Ihnuhg Company, in Duane street
ne - himself striking Titan with
physique that is robust snd SIX feet four
ihehes N height He has long, iron
gray ha'r teat IS fluffy or baney 10 front,
perial.
me idea OF the society is based on
.ysnoiogy and it's objects are social
sA1 H''siieetuaL Az one OF the mem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

II
uvts
day recorded ana beng nrs lions On mo W 1888
srlcSt8 AID
uTugr
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on. Hercules, the siUggcr ho.J,
Who dgei 20 siug In Cays Of old.
HisO0u With mo could neyor hold4
For I'm tAc spcr. Of 81" Ht1aa.
Athletic game, Fee a. Tsy5 Won,
AiEays won. always won:
Ie.ar jump. i sicl, ran.
F9r ln DE sport Of the li,ans.
o.. uercplos, the heavyweight,
Whoslug-cd 'em Carly. siugg q 'ern late,
IN facing ne would meet BIS tate,
FoI I'm the Sport Of thG liiana
A cricstier l'm heart and soul,
Heart and soul, heart sD1 soul;
row , ride. fence. rowi,
For Pm ;ha sport OF tie TiS1ns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11
A GR1CULTURAL REINSURANCE COMPANY.

Tn. amount OF suh-ribod capital sook OF such coEpoi
Tire amount Of said capital stock paid up In cash..
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
The Presidential tl-ctisa Ia NOVem.
her.

Asiuis Republican Traders anil
Journals arr counting the brSdS
which will iulloS lhrir hen ~ NJ
Nrmlsf
The following special from Wash.
ingtun to tie Philadelphia L,-i ger
sdNsI
The most a>iHte of the Rrpubli
can lradrTs and luuinals. that are
un'r oonCsrusl alsnnt the rurrr~s
~ IA, laItN ehfi Ia Novrml.rr than
'lH'''I the lIrf>'Iaal tuamph Of auN
iHdN lduul mrmls.r 81 the A. rtN
have Ctiriully siull..d the rntirr
h"ld 81 c''ntssi, and the result T.
that they arr cm hi.Lt that the,
can huld this YEAR all ths StairS
thrN w"a "a 1854 They tr.rly sun
cr,lr that the soulh, which wa
soii'liN Democratic 10 the last ~.
tiOnal .tsamI'aign, 10 Ia slnil ,r'y 80
20 the nrAt. Ihsrr arr aUI rl,vrur
al '-lrs, ani v pqaiUs 1Ul TO "a
80; ihr l53 'otr> ~ thu S,Hth. d q
d,inhi,t'7i, SIll To- given the Dpna
c'ailc cahdi tate, shower a. ma,
iH-, aud u j. q ard thAt the thtrIN
ia Nolrt> 81 NV Hk Nill 10 ~
ihe same dllteilon. The cAIHcta-
t'ou that the EsnIir- Stat ulnnoi
b' earl he'd ios the RrIa,lliran can
iidatr grows Oxt OF tie. Tact TIA.
u haS SiVHl Ia the D.m,cIaiic Cnl
n.'n sIhcr lssl; that the opposition
have Ctnira ~ the Fr,i,Tal otiirs-s.
that the fnihilatls,hisls r,-luc..d 10,
rumrrical RIullcan sItrngth d,
1880 NOtrs, aHi that the stand
the Republican legislature has ia
~" uls'" the liquor Question has
allruai,,i great tBuljltasl-s - Ger
n'anS vho iUr'arrly acted siih The
party. The x I,ahlicAns c.mlldrnt
Ia f.lsts.. H., f.sft....sts.ss lf.U-.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26


The agony u over A majority
~ the suPrrine eoart on Monday
last sns;aiard the conxiltationality
II the set passed at ihe went SO
sisn ~ the Legislature, Isdistiict-
ing the state into eiienit aud chan
crry curt districts and reslucin z
tbs numIsT Of circait Inlgrs aR,l
chah~-llaFs Justice Campbell he
li,sTrl the opinion, which is con
cared In hy ChHf Jaslic. Cooper,
which holds that no part of the acl
- unconstitutional aud that th.
jadgcs aai ehanc, llors who's
terms have not sxpir-d are not ~
moved Irum oIfies nor delHiytsl %
their dist ricts by the ae'. hut tina,
they eau 20 on holding courts 10
the counties Of thsir TURNER dis
Iricts uniIl the expiI alton of thcil
s'yrTal terms.
Justice Arnold diSsented In az
rlal'orate opiuipn. bedding emphat
Ic.lly that the act Is uhoonsiitn-
lionaI la that u sloes rmov. judg
- ard ehaherllors from one Ia 4
manner other than by The only tn,
modes prescribed b, the C.,nstiiu
tiOn.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

The Cumh.TlAhd prsshNt-rian
gives the average church Iaeml,@T
something To think aloat IN this
paragraphs 1.-The whole wald Is =
missionary ground. You ns,d not
wait nhiil you can Cross the ssa
fer there are psrishinl souls in
,"nr own nrIrhlsoIhoai. I+rtap.
Ia Nonr own home. l"u az s+nl
tir~t 90 help lho-s hrar yea. u. y
mis- 'lonaIy whrrr you are. Give
Of yoar strrnglh and Saar money
sud your prayers to- 'aN. Pat
fprlh ,our hini o. help ~ What
i"n eau ~ your ma "a Brki, anil
wnen ,ou ouigrow , ,Hr aid Cot
wlll give you larger one.'
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
FARMERS DEPARTMENT
The Ksstle on IN. ,,r.,e.


How May pleasant pletureu .laa. ths
Teeuilectipa bFing
OF h0me aud bFa,sne plansar.. sh.s
aroand the arsside ellasi
What tsnder r~snlniaeenees ss.su.. shraaw
tng co the hraln,
Nhen la dreams 1 hear the slaxtng "A
he Aetile nn the rrane-
iiear staging, slaKing. Glaging.
is'ad aud na~rry, fast and slow
hs@F hiaruuT, nsurmuT, uuFmur
soft and low.
ihsre's tn broad. vide open chlmasy
vita " roaring, Grabbing Gre.
haih up Stth hogs Of gen'rous sgks "a
'asks the naan,s leap higher;
Ana near, the waiting tlble stAnds
siiiezi hssanttful ana plain.
While ese-riiy the kstIls sings and .lag,
upon Tie crane.
GFandmother In the corner sl,s and of.
b % and fro
she rocks, aGd dreams a frisaas and
ssenes 10 days u hong ago
tief iAev gro~s sweet aud tender az ths
pat come. back again,
Nhiir listening 10 the singing q tbs
Kettle ga tue crane.
! zee the childrca eAper, a. with glesfa
laugh aad call
They watch the dan ing pictures u tn
shadows on the al
And hear tie haby coming Ia the moth.
ef's lDw refrain
That follow the soft music u the kettl.
90 ths Crahe.
Aud, ere the evening hour u done, IA
lingering step and slow,
youth aud sInillng maldea come. AM
ih the euIbers' glow
rhsy read The future story, aud the sse'
wedtlag TRAIN,
Add bell. ehhas = ith the singing -,
ketle Vn toe erase.
These precious old tine msmorls ssey
h"id nae = Lac a spell
The clock apoh the maBtle, wherg
learned the tinc O. trii;
The sisaple, honely furniture, the keep
sakrs lea and piaia,
Aud the murmuriag u the kstIle a. II
hung upon the craze.
Oh there's bliss supreme On h me. Nhsl
its lays are pure aud sweet
/ Aud lite : mbst sacred men priss around
THE heafthstoue hsgt,
And the ,sndcFssi thoaghts and saddesl
once e.sms b0Tus up1n the strzin
OF the simging q the Kettle a. Il hang
upssn the craze.
Hear II singsng. singing siaging,
Loud aAd mrrTy, last aud slow
Hear u mufmu mara.ur, murmur
sOft and how.
-haIbara DeAn.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

a"T gFeat lniltttcal battle ~ this
wear h g'slng on In Congress The
DennncTslie party is on the aggrrs
sisr under the he'd ct a. hold aud
detrfNnin~d men as ever lcd a par
~ TO viulsry.
The rsrsi,lrnt IN his message
made the issue aud no matter how
much The Radicals ard Interested
ps'soas may try to avoid It. they
vii not 10 permitted TO 10 50
The Presidrnt has never rrlaxrd In
hts determination In the least, and
his able Lieutenants In the House
Mes~rs. Carlisle and Mills. are tai
~ inspired with determination an.l
Eral. Whatever may be the ~.
sult Ia Congress, one thing Is al
ready apparent, the Radical. must
taoe the music. The Drm@ratic
party u la better tim than u ha-
l='en for YEARS and II Il In earnest
II l. lesi by = Inan as brave "a An
dIew Jackson. conscious IL hts .n
tegrity oi purI'oss, and Who thor
"aghly bclIrvcs a majariiy Of the
American Pc0l.lc are ~Hh him. lie
has ~iakrd the rrSuli Of the Prrri
dental elrgtion on the ,zsnr, aud
the lrolile may rest assured ther,
wIll l~ 40 ial'r'ing.
| Mr. Mills, Who has charge % The
tarH ~ inrm hill Ia Congress. maids.
a s,'lrRslIi sIs~ch. aud u l. ha, ing
a sl'l'n'IId fleet. Tue people 81
last lslir,r that taxation on the
necrssari-s ui 10. Nill he r.daera,
hecAuSs they arr nov onnyine.=l
that the D,mocraiir party viii da
the work, u u ls property sast ala
81.
We do not hclieys the ,ic'Ury ~
the lToi,lr WIll be- easily won. but
Ne hslir,r u will Ice Won ne,rrthr
lr-s. The Interests oIpo~'-d o. tar
M reductions AZ. numeruus. vast
I rich, and they will struggle a.
the rni They are backed up l.,
lhe Republican party which will
withnut dnubl b. commanded by
Blaine. The corporations, trusts
and individuals, that are lH.ing
rtirlohrd hy The millions writ 4
irnm The people h, unjust taxation
will sIrni vast sums OF none,
rather than weld. The ballot m
congress will have to be followed
~ hN the alini IT the pcoi,l. Re
furr this Sirugglr j. oVer every man
Will Vs. iorcrd % show his hand
We have valiant and determined
allies W the North al Mouth
vest, lint every S,uthrrn Drmacrai
should l." prepared Ia 80 hts = hol,
datN The Rnruns IT Protection
viii hght - never mrn f,u.hI b.
tIc 10 make intoals ~ an, and
ever, quarter.
la Cotton states the duiy 81 sy-
rTN man y plata. Th- taud a q
stands no,s B, equal 10 tax ofat
lrasI four du'l trs o. every bale at
cotton l'raluor,l IL other wor,ls.
idlll lhirt, milli"ns II dallArs ar
taksu irnm the South every 'par
by this iraThh war tax. i'1k
how rapidly this section Would
grow rich, " I, could save that vast
sam annually.
let the f-ht 20 or until the rul,
harry grasses. should 10 our battle
cry .--Ntrk snnrV IIrrsll.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

IA the law directs, there will be
examinations held en the lat. 2ad
and 81 sssarday. 81 May next. Ger
tiheases issued 81 teachers last May
will not b.. valid after the lst Of
May. Teachers Who propose to
teach IN ihss coaaiy during the
summer term. must get eeruaezis-
fruEa this ofIics. Csrsiaeates Issued
since aFst of last September are val
"a ualii the I've Of asnt September.
u. ,. buRcH.
tcants AaPs q Ii.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
fram The Eaiter nj the Gainssyiiie
ftsa.1 fmRle.

consider HFadaeld's female Regu-
lator the best hselh tne ever compound
I'd and off,-r5d 10 The l,uhlle Zoe the dis.
eases foF which u l. recommended. !
aIn acquainted u lth lady wha never
h.,i any health untii she eunia1ehsed
using n. Il gave heT lainsiials relief,
and froIn thar time until nuw she has
enjoyed the best n hsalth. I can cay
With hearty g.sud tod ave Dr. brad
held w the sain 81 his never failing be-
male Iegalstug -
TFratlse on health and happiness Of
w0mAu mailed tree.
Bradfisid Regulator 60. AtlAnta, Ga
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

After the 3ld Of May all rail
roads doing busiae~s La Mississippi
are required by lsw Ia furnish SIP.
arste hfst-slass coaches Goo whas
and coloFed people. Th's srrsage
Iocnt !. doubtlsss satisfactory 10
all PARTIES.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Tia. Clatiua. Lsigrr, Ia an arii.
Gle on the death Of Dr. NJ. \. Craft,
saAE
IL the earliest DAYS ~ The bat.
the, and until the elos- oi the war,
lIe was aIoa the blossd stained
h-lsls ~ Virginia, early taking Gu.
as'lical charge al that historic
Brigade commanded ia sacc-ssion
~ Griffith, BaIksslals aud Ham
l'hHlS"
The Clarion LedgT IL mistaken
A. In the brigade that DT. Gran
was convicted wIfh. lie was al
'ach"sl 10 the brigade eesmIuos-d oi
The l2th, 10 h, 18th aud ssth Mas
Rrgis., which was nrxi es,mm nslssl
hN frathrISiohs. thea Po~ey. and
last by Gen. N. n liarri-, IL
Nicksiinrg The writer vas there
aud knaws whereof be speaks
Tal@lo hmrnaI.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
vie ver.a.

In Georgia thu nrgroc- IH.iiiione,i
he faIlrrzd commission iur srIrar-
ate CAR; aud paved NJ thu di't l@
cause ihrir I%tiilos vas drnird. IL
Mississippi the legislature under
srv' e. penalty pqHins the nnads
10 provide separate ears. aud J"hn
O., pch a 60, have Told the Negroes
90 get mad about II --Gprnyillr
nmra.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
ANTED.

Aesnts - reptrsent rhrre Decade -
- year af tie History ot eur uwn ,s5ut,.
try. ~ unu q He- and Its uxu utuf lns
Great Illustrated ant Historical Wuta ol
ui" daY. ~ Hpn. ~uutttI tux A
year urmbrr ~ tungry-z President
lvNriand ~aYs dsum my-rli ahls =.
rrrammsni three ~, a,ius' "a nav Cd
h's tisissHs Write too trcuItr- 4ntl
term. o. Aren't. - Cehtral Pabli d =
e.. MsnhaH Miss
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Manufactured Gals q, the Callfarala
tig ~yurup co, san franrisrn. cal !.
Natures Own True Laxative. Ihi'
Plrasant California liquid fruit remsi,
MAY 10 hai - ) &. White; lars. bot
de az tliiy csnts - une dollar ID y the
m"-i pleasant. prompt. and effective ~
mrly knuWu t. sleanss the .y.tcm: O.
at 90 the Liver krinsss and BoN ~,
gently y,t thoroughly e. dispsl bead
arhvs tuld.. and istsr- o. cue. Cunsti
Paiipu, lndig~sti1u. and kiadrvd M.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
Ngents Wanted.

fRoa sio" 10 sijO prr month. can
easily be made by taking orders Tor
the nra aud fa~t.srllina hoax i,
vary. Queen ~ the House ~ Dat IA
and Mother ~ JC-us luc story 81
her life. hy krys lbrs. 4. > Walsh
anil ! neMiit Talmagr
hrits fur eirculars. terms. a.. "a
Cehtral Publishing Company. Aeri
dian, ui-.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

The ITollr of Jackson have con-
meuced preparations ior the Imnl
grafton Conv"ui!un Co ~ held
there Nav sIlh. A mc,.Piian cam
miltee OF hhy Vas altsinird 10 rr,
reive the visitors 90 the city.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
Grsatly Exesled.

Not fee 81 the citizens - - have re.
osnil, hecvtne greatly ekeat q over ths a..
bounding tarts that several IL theif
Hirpds wha bal hsep prunopnred ~
their ply sisians - iBr4ralis and an,i ~
ypnd ~ hssps su1erinT uIth Inst dread.
Flctsly cared W l1r kluas s.N hissos
rry hsr toBsuni ptl,a. the utlg remedy
that at'rs positively cure au thrnat and
lung diseascs eFu Fss. et1l-. aathina aud
nFos 'hht. Trial hfttles Tree az any drug
stsfs. lafEe esttles o.