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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15

The Democratic Executive Committee has made
appointments for the Democratic nominees Tor the
Legislature TO meet the people ut the county aud
discuss the issues ot the day Ia the following order
viz.
1. ColNcryillc, MONDAY. october o., ppm.
, Germantown, Monday, October %. pm.
Bartlett Tuesday, october 10, pm.
4 Arlington, Iucsdiy october TO- pm.
o MillinrtOn, wednesday october ", pm.
q cuba Thursday, uvtobpr n. lUam,
= Lucy, THURSDAY, october ~ pm.
q huutyn STAT %, Friday, October ~. Up
y BlrWtis Storc Tint District, saturday OCtO.
bcreO I'm
10 truusNick Saturday October ~ rpm.
n. tnp'oylliC Monday. October -, ~ am
- MhiiUhuNgn, Monday, October 81, ipm.
~ Nhlto's nation, Tuesday October II pm.
u Dexter, Ninth District Wednesday, October
"a pm.
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The Morocco Government.

TANdIER, Oct l4.-1he government Of
Morocco persists in lis refusal 10 salute tho
Portuguese flag The dispute is becoming
acute. The Sultan has arrived at Fee,
whore he will remain during the winter.
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What william Told the Pope.

l.oSDoS, Oct. 4-The Rome corre-
spondent OF the Chronicle says Emperor
William told the Pope that II was not i'm.
probable that the Senate would modify
the penal code.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15

Inr HaioriHS ruo'iaa says that no doubt
Is entertained Of nrgh, Morraus rcclcc.
ton In that part Of thc second Mis,isIppi
District
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15

IN a recent pamphlet, entitled "The
Origin and Progress Of the Grange" by
the Hon. Mortimer Whitehead, Lecturer
OF the National Grange, circulated "for
the good Of the Order" there is to be
found, among other things, the following
statement
List Of Grange and other newspapers friendly to
the Order, Patrons Of llusbandry (sce pages lSS,
lsi aud 1856. Proceedings 1850. ana Patrons every
where should support their official Grange papers
and those friendly To the order.
And ii the reader will look down the list
he will find the following
TomWlcs--
The brownsville States Democrat,
TnE MEMrnls APrEAL
Only these two papers are given under
the head Of Tennessee" and The APrEAL
is proud of this distinction.
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;. Raleigh, Thursday, october Is, ipm,


10. Ninth Ward corner Crcculaw AMI scc0ud
streets. Friday, October ~ 100 pm.
Il. liph'h Narl, Poplar Street Market house.
Saturday Ottoh . "a. 80 pm.
n 1hlrl aud Fnguh Wards ON The bluh Mon.
day uctnlgr -. 40 u ma Gov Taylor will DC on
hand Tor iHis rally
~ Tenth Want corner Main aud south streets.
Tuodly. t.iolrr n iNpHn.
"a SeNtttl Narl fiuu Smiths crpcrry Orleans
tircvt "Wednesday, October 80. s.il PIN.
-. fir Wlrl, corner Main AMI Jackson streets
THURSDAY November I, 7aUpm.
= second Ward, Court housc. Friday, November
2. IN pm.
q nan aud sixth Wards ncnlc street Market
Faiuplav. November 7''npm.
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Tucnty.fiyc Hundred KiIIcd.

LONDON, Oct IA dispatch from
Madras says that $500 people were killed
by an explosion Of gun powder at a festival
today.
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THE COUNTY LrGIsLATrvE TICKET.
For Representatives.

For the state senate.
i'm. CREWS. WV. MCDOWELL
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Iio,I,


'' .,., VIC uh,oh ny Anchor independent
inc , resu'' OF the senatorial fgh, Is yet
TO p s, determined. Al the talk about sena.
,,L ,'"''9 o'lhg " lar In the lead IS simply
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15

ouR readers will find letter from Gen.
J. u. G. Atkins In another column that
will inicrcs, them very much.
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THE WEATHER.


Io& wAuiNoroN. OF a. opm.. isSI
Tor Mlsl,lpri and Arkansas Talt.
except IN northern pluiDnE ipyal rain. warmer.
touihcfy VIM.
for rcnnes-sc fair followed by local nlns
warmer. southcfiy winds
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Enyette County.

For state senator--J. II, DORTCH
For flOntcr-C A. STAlNBACK.
For County Reprcsen,ntiyc--wlLLT SHELTON.
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Local ncicroIoE,c., Rcper,.

Tnr Democratic Electors for Mississippi
will speak at Sarlis on Wednesday next
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Upton County.

For State Scnntor-J. H. DORrCH
For County Representatives. c, MOORE, sR.
For floater-JOHN X HEAD.
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CINCINNATI, o., OFT. iL-Rivcf n icct n l.rhei
and hsing. Weather cool AMI iaif.
NlCkshlRG, Miss. oct o. - River falling
iaWaly. latsci down CITY OF Baton Rouge -L
sas City. am.
LOUISVILLE Ky, oct ~ Noon The river
u rising, with icui inches In tie canal and
y Icyt 7 Inches on The falls. Business quiet
Weather clear aud pleasant
CAIRO. H., Oct a. -N00n-Auivci Dcs0io,
cincinnati. n.mi W. u. cherry. tennessee river.
! astl.i \. NJ. Nurion ~ Louts, Jpn. sly Choice,
New orleans. N ami tlty II Nirksbutr NatrhtL
midnight bc'oio. Momphia 3pm. Rlyof5 icgl 1
Inch aud ialling. Weather fair aud cool.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15

that is not saying as In UGH as he deserves
and he is every way W orthy Of an enthusi-
astic reception.
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uardcnRn County.
Appointments Tor Candidates.

For the Scnntc-T J. BARNHILL
For the Lower House W A. CARuTHERS.
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liar to the United States. James G. his
evidently been drawing on his imagination
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A Republican prediction TOR Harris.

ftum ihc Knoxville Journal.
The Nashville Imorioaa Is not pleased
with the way !, was done In Maury coun.
~, the convention held 10 nominate eau
diJascs Tor the legislature inslrucling tho
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srccInl nI.raieh 20 Inc .rre,l.

CAIRO, H.. Oct 1.-THE river has fallen two.
lcnlhs w The past twenty iouf hour, glugc feet
Mn!h hnd feet on Chain aud Mound Ciy haf
llc Auulc y silver had 80 tons. leaving near
midnight Last night she has large cotton pros.
rrch bolow. The ICSoto lci, at noon with a taue.
shc was my hnun AZ Cascyvliio, where their u
nut ~ iuchct with stick. Cart Deem unlnadcd bis
boat aud wa drawing feet. when the Jennie
Campbell pulled her over. She left for Memphis
alh0 pm. With . gOpl tfip The Paris q. Brow
was not az CaseyNillc whCu the nC-ot0 left, but IL
" understood that thc rvaChci there lat night
rhg VIII have trouble there with cvery pound ~
iftlght nn bnrvcs. The CITY of NicktbuE cleared
i1i Natch,t nt midnight last night with a go,t
trip, Including 70 ious picked up herr. The " II.
Nhetrl, tfom the Paducah ways 10 st. Louis passed
upMf PM The Jack Frost atl pm. hitchcd on
20 we 9aEc " log. brought by the PADS and lct
ipt ~ louis The Burkcyc STATE left Evansville y
Pm eticriay fot hemphls. The My Choice and
T. A. NORTON brought oul Owe hafrci from below.
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WI CTAPP, RICHARD ODLUM,
RALPH DAVIS A. RENKERr
DIR GOODWIN
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An EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.

The management Of TIiE ArFEAL has determines
b Offer 10 those who win undertake lists Of new
subscribers 10 THE wrESLr ArTIL cssh prizes 10
the following amounts:
ror tho largest llsi Of now subscriber, ....s ioo
Tor the second largest liSi Of nov tuhrrlbou 10
For the Third Largest lat OF new suhscrlbors. 90
For the Fourth larges, list Of new subscribers so
For the Fiith larscs, lst Of new subaarlbcr..- 30
Tor tho siHua iarEes, lis, Of new sub-crisor,-- N
Tor tho Ten neat iarsc., lists OF new sub
scribsrs. SO each ... ...................... 100
Tor The Twenty thrrc merit largest li,l Of now
subscribers. - each. ................... III
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-07-18

Youths. This is true to certain extent,
but is chesnutty to the average person. for
old crooks, (they will bear the name of old
tramps with the same grace), not unlike
some old men, confess the sin they did not
commit, with the greatest glee.
Now. then, gentlemen. let us hear from
YOU. | have shown the matter as we'll as
my ability will allow. One thing more l
must say TO appease the prOmptings of my
conscience: l have always cOntended and
still maintain. that had this system advO-
cate been adopted ere this and the money
expended for the last addition to the cell
house been used for educational purposes.
the good effects would soon be felt. and in
side of ten years this state could donate to
poverty stricken Delaware half its present
quarters.
You can call this romance, fabulous, or
what you please. but am supported in it
by all well-infOrlned persons who take an
interest in prison matters, inasmuch as
they claim that higher education and man
ly training is the true way to reform a
criminal. | have also watched carefully
the new Gymnasium" in course of erection,
and think that. though the building MAY be
a necessity. the person who will stop its
erection in its present state and leave it
as warning of our advanced civilization.
will do more good than the finished build
ing could ever hope to, and will gain
fame second only to Him who stopped
similarly unnecessary enterprise long since,
at Babylon. j. l.. r.
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[Selected.]
SCENE FROM THE "PAINTING
OF LIFE.,,

The paint brush went flying, with sympathy sigh
ing
While painting the scene with dark shading Of
woe;
And blest with times beating heard it repeating,
AS over and over. and over again
1t chanted this lesson and simple refrain:-
The sunlight that gilds with its glory the earth.
Would blight with its blaze if not mingled with
rain,
And lives would be ard and smitten with dearth,
If beamed on forever with joy and mrth:
In blessing paint in the sorrow and pain
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05
SENATORIAL MECHANICS.
App~natisas Appli~a o. Nst-i saisus IN
the Days 81 Inu4 Ago.

Approximations Appla~a a. Noted saiaus IN
the Days 81 Lsaz Ago.
FRANKIE = uCk br dg WaA | douht
not. gpod feilnw Ia MAIN. here ~
VS. born. aud & "a Davis va- nus !
the . nAtured ba,, Of HasdsrsoH. \.
Y Eide Walthall ~. laan. raunt.
ungAialy sort a youth AMI } m 40
GsorEe vas his mother osu bpy. 4 a
~ grew mandy before bis tone y how
ing 70 take care oi her aux ie
G okrell would not have taken he
~ Es ~ The baby she's ani q 90 -
Vest Vas an uudsrsxe bny. ~ha "a A.
chosen ~ thrash any strange hny v ~
came latU towu-aad dit GEO CHari %
Mandersoa vas one - the youtb- uhp
never "a left and AIgy Pa "a ck
never received his III name of A ger.
non until he vas grown up S.nafut
stewart % Nrvai (. was called n u by
his fellows and d. carly ais-
played bis money "a. akiug tileuL
II hal better cuon dog han
any q the rest. aud the
first money he made vas o. fhe sals
a coon skins H.n Blair q \ =
HamVshir y WAs rri-h,adea y '
aud his wicked islows warwel their.
hands yer his head. and cans a hi n
endless troube by telling him tha he
must have heen cut a. nighi. fr ho
dew had made hls hair rusty AnI
little nervous Bill Chandler vas 4
laader among bis isIluws : snatnr
Payne. Of Cleveland. hal woa a. ba,.
In that his father owned brieky = Il.
aud hJlle II n Payns had 10 throw
bricks nov aud then
And 80 u gues On. BludgriI a
New jersey vas Rufy n udgrtt Ia
Now Hampshire. and tai and lean.
he wAs filed with ambition BIl
Evarts the boy. .tond he bes IN he
debating sac e -. and little Doanir
Cameron. of n rrisburg vas Seua-
tors son and Vas Away. treated SELL
Matte Qaay ho.is 10 bis boyish nsme
II Ma Qaay still bat lshau g. Haf.
RI vas never ealled lshy Cuke. a
TrKaA hal A.good name n boy 10
Dsck Coke but Jahn Rsagan never
got the nickname u Jack DaHiel. a
Virginia waS howevyr known a.
Jack DauieL and R.ddleberger had
bis iirst name of Harrison coutrsct, 4
70 Harry FraHk q. CsT. sAler. a.
BasAiagioa Ctfse
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

Ihave. on numerous occazions arsd
At the animals when they have been
running. and a the same time beyond
the range II my iowliag piece, such Q
shot almost invaHahls has the effect of
so alarming the game a. Ia make IL run
at les very best rate 20 speed. and. upon
coming up with the tracks they have
left on the snaw az such times. | have
BEEN surprised a the distance they eau
clear a. each indiyidaal leap Undes
these conditions once measured the
spaces clearvi by an old Mexican hare.
aud found the irst usoeqaalled twelve
feet apiece, while the third effort va
rather more thaR thirtsen feet. and
have never known this species to On.
eeed this altAangh have tested noa q
few % them. Of course the rabbit oan
not eompete with such mAgnificenI
gymnastics ~ this; IL will. however,
when thus heightened. make LEAPS oI
fully STA fest and an one occasion
measured 9ne CA the dead-lvyel prairie
which wAs rather more than sevsu
feet Al thslF eummon rate of going
the hare rarely clear. more than foul
feet ~ = single cap. while the rabbit u
satisfied with rather more thAn twa
tasL - Aalsy@
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05
cREolg Iconomy.


The instinoi a ecoaamy y ths birth
nght a the Creole mistress legacy
handed down from one generation TO
another Uader hsr supervision the
daily bill Of fsre passes and with her
own hands she prepares mAyonhAisa.
hisque. ieea cuAes and thr various
dalniies that grace her table
With . few oaion-. little lard =
quantity a eelerv. rePrer salt and
water she will brsw most slavery
soup Of miniman a cn-t The
tender stalks a ~ thIsll when bail
ed and served wifh cream gravy. DO
not bstray their pleb ian birth When
pease are boilsl the pods. iustssd a
being thrsWn away, Hrc rpuksa %
b. pulp nashel through = colander
and served while mt With buitsW and
PEPPER Pa pits aad the sars a
sweet eorn form q hasls of a delicious
summer broth The eoarsa outer
leaves 4 lettuce re euoked like
spinach and ars scarcely lsss teafh
some Lettuce leave. arr also frr-
qneatlT fried In butt r No hing from
Creols's table 8. sui red % 60 TO
waste. The fragments % meat
chicken Or hsh left Over from the nuon
meal will hud their way 20 the tea.
tabIs. cut small we'll aspnei and
MIXED uiih tom stoes rice, rotators q
some other vegei able. the wh,,lo lain.
iilv fried N ltte larl o. butter
Bils ~ Vegetables unusod thrst eaok .
ing. reappsar IN fhs form a dellciuus
salads Tough mat i wrll minced
and then miNrd with brrad crun 10
ard savory horbs. rolled into bos cites
and baked - frisl 10 a delicate brow II.
Out n hfieen esnis worth u h.h
he Creole cook viii lrung forth .
court hoHliioR fully equal a. that
''bouill alaisso" whose praise. 1hacke-
ray del Thtei - sing
Tho Creole nlislrs-s 10 net ash auiet
20 own her FAM iarity with the SIN Il.
cant economies q hoasn keeping Fw
ihlnRs are without aass. biIitie. iu her
experienced hand Prprr-Erass aud
host q other graen-growing thiags
~hich tie uninitiatvi designate -
weeds In her hand. are tran -fpr.neI
into b. most sayury dishes. - Car tiaa
AZ Wyrk
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05
INJuRiNo TRADE.
TIE Eneets ef Frswatsx ga the Csaaitiss
af masimwaa

TIE EHeots ef Frswaiax "a the Csaatusa
ef na.in~sa
''When shall I call agaiuP' said .
man VII had brought bll 70
CaIanel wimboriy.
Well YOU might call next Tues.
tar"
On he follow Z Tuesday the naaa
promptly presented himself Well,
Colonel SID b.. 4 have called
''reA - ! see. +"
Can vou do any thing far meg'
M. an sprry 30 say"
When shall ! cal againg'
Well say Rsxi Monday"
The man vas on hand The following 2
ianday.
Do an thing TO-DAY. ColoaelP''
Well ma net to-aay"
When shall ean agaiaP'
Oh. any time yoa feel like "a 4"
BIT the question J.. when are roe
goiag 10 paw meg
PAY youP whv. don't know an,
thlng about that"
4 am getling tirvd d your prom
ises sir"
Prosniscsi WAY. I've made no
promises Yoa asked me When vau
might call again. and I told you N
tieea that your Visits werc b.eonisg
frequent but attributed them a.
your soclahiliry. Thsre ron are
irownlng NJ dear cir. don't You
know THAI men who 20 about the
neighborhood frowuiag lniare traaeP
They cause business mea 10 feel de-
pressed and consequently lose con-
hdease IN esch oiher Haven't yoa
notieed how much bitter rAIeis whaa
very body b eheerfulP --Arka4saas
Treueisy.
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PASSING sAo SILVER.


hsMma N~tu @tsTh@ ~ NmEm@ tWupAa
waite sFth~r. Fa'iiy ~r.aa ~
Dbi yuu ever n# tee luu easily auy
mau. void a Cuusrieucr aud honesty
pass counterfeit ha.i-i.llar uu
vou aud hov utterly iui.ru.sibIs it b.
o. you % grt "a - itP Oher men
pass the E.iucring chrat along bui
heH rrtch,s yHu. there u .ticks
10 ID. dark and gloomy .frset car
vhero the shr,kiug blast aud wh CO..
ing -n"w pat out the ficke iue amls
the hali.f ozea driver - tha bFl-lau
detects che swiHdlu b. the touch q h.-
lvuumhvi AID gallaus fingers The
busy man a the ticket ufice. makinr
change fts 90 than mill wheels r.ks.
grts onto you with both feet + rry
lzllE recognizes the chest asd one
II nee Ht your guilty iacg convince
them thai you sre purpo-ely tri ing a.
pass the debasoi coin. II yuu 60
bask 90 the M al vho gave Il TO you.
be- boots aHd laugh. you 20 -eprn. aud
.ays b. cpulint b. fooled with
that chunk n rla.. ani power II w.
Was dead I once ca RED ouun ~.
feii half Cor tuo weeks. and uiisrl,
ruined nav gnol standing by n ring
b 20 ever, budy dealt wih Twicc
! pat % in ouutr bution boxes in
church. and the dsAcaHA one Con
grvgatinnali-t. and thr other = Bapi.l
my own father spotted me both
iimes IN despair. I toli frie 4
about V one day. a hrisk young 81.
low. who never had any mnnos. a.
had no credit hut c,iuld always gvl
what be waateL Let n,s see Il. he
I'D Good a. gold" he aldsd
tossing b In the air, but could make
a better on Hut Of Woud in he dark
Lefs gvt q cisar held him hacA
I've b.,u in that place With r
twice sail. and the lasi lime
tn mAn thFvu Il AZ me. aud thr I.
ened % have me arrested " ''You
don't count said he. AID In ~
went; ho bonFht three cignfs Rot d
q artsr W change Looked a. Il -us.
rieiaus'y. and. remarking to H.
dealer a. he relaetAntly pnrketrd
that there was mors couuteff-it silver
than gpol mngey 10 circulation. came
out I Was dumb with amaxenrnt.
bnt ~ only aid. Robbie. there
nathing o. yau; you \ de In The poor.
hous- ~ BE Baristis
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05
MEMS SOCIAL MATURE.
TIE Uassslabgtty - aa.tasss Msa IN
mastasss Msurs

TIE UasselabtiitY - ua-tass. Msa n
Business nsara
Tho social natnrs OF the man q bus
mess may b. sail b. D.. under a cloud
during business hours Uader be press
ure q numerous and VARIED rrspon-
bilities his genial q aliiie-. what
ever hey may be. are Ne ee-.arily held
iB restraint ExPect nolhing of him
when be j. In harns-A save the gait
and style a action u a. bslong 10 the
business course. H. l. runaiag
against time. aud has no leisure for
cnrveiing.
Your idier wha dro1- IN upon the
business man during The burden and
hea. of The eomnsrrial day 10 apt 30
hnd him grumpy. Grumpy 10 81
epilh I Which the ID -nething. of The
world are rather bond a applying 10
pre-occupled men whose working
moments are too precious 10 b" VASE ed
in unnecessary ceremony. Al the
autimely visitor II be vas treated
with ineiv llty. and he will probably
answer Why. "a. not exaetlv
~ish ieeivilhy; bot Mr. sp-And-so vas
short AMI abrupt In bis manner. and
he a IA not even invite me 10 ia down. "
Msst wor-hipful siF. whose obI@et u l.
10 hill time. while that ef ihs gentle
man you wsre % aueivil - to annoy
y 20 make The n'o.t of IL how do yua
suppose Mr. s,-and-so would e.
ihroagh hls hercalean daily lalsoFs Il
b. we're nnt ,hor and ahrp In his
questions aud repliesP shoald he ask
very b"re who cell. upon hlm 90 sii
down. los n any chairs do you ,hlnA
he would need In bis a.
Do you imagine be would like 10
transact bis private business In the
midst of = crowd or that II he sought
goldea opinions from you. or such as
YEA BY doing the agreeable when he
mighs b. daing the pFssasable. b.
would achieve fortune ~ the rsspeei
a ,as business wori ? d lsiness men
ara b. sal Of tbs sarlh. sud they eaa
not a ri 10 waite their saver en the
sdls loangers who 10 roaming throagh
lha e''a naunisy In seaFrh "a places %
sill t1ms IN --A u Ledger
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05
THE ROAD TO FoPPERV.
- ware ef 90. Fsr.t STEP Leading - IN
Hrnoasatny af taaafedsssa.

- ware 81 o.. Fsrst step Leading - the
ixasuatny u Daa~asua.
Frank X Slaeklun once wrote =
.ry about man Who bought a
o. ga Anne grats aud Was ther lurrd
FL from one purchase 10 another an
L. be- spell % the decorative eraa
aaIi' be sas obliged 10 bald a Queen
Afne cottage to match b. belongings
m nan who falls victip 10 ,lolhe
laa- Il a good deal IN the same way.
nud : ckt,su ought 10 b. able to write
= cssking good sfoTy about f.os.r
wreI b vho goes a In a suddea q ght
4 saHity and estravAgance and pur-
eie.s pair 20 ovsrgaltsrA troa'
~ .eh D. IL lei On 10 b. b monumental
std siupendan. fop is when a man
malis hs frs ind iscrrtion IN the
Say Il the eleraneies Il attire that
his deNnfl bsgins
II yea are dressed In rough elolhs
and heavy boots vou will look q. veil
.. loug as voRr attire is IN harnony.
lu b. very instaat you bay a pair a
~ 81 NHN "H@aSNA tAa NRAf
;fuusnr. look a BIZ fraved At the bot-
tolL Yaa buv asw oRe~ Then yoa
ind shAi yea waai 10 have hem ironed
10 b. D. ssyle They are rone'L After
1hi- ths eoasiction 10 slowly. BAT sure
y. f..reed upon you that the sho are
40 quite up 10 the andard a gailer~
fua hny NV shoe. and paient-ls ather
unea a caura - there 10 10 "a.
geiag bali way. y ihl. time there 10
40 shadow % doubt hat the epai l"s.ks
rusty. aud a sr yuu have bough. q
aew eat and vest yoa hnd hat =
iaHey waisi coat !. almast ~ Necessary
as fosrd Voc buy the waisieoaL
Then. after q short struggle. you are
obliged to admit that sasooth-b somee
Airs arr by no means In harmonv
wth the rest of ven attire Henee.
piqas and ribbed frenis hugs cuffs.
hlgh eallar~ Affer this. expensive
arsvstA aud finally. u yoa ar
OF verv ear 10. nrros AMI
AZ raahl- yea1 ,iag Zoe % glr
la.. Tus . the ! aes b. draw ths
ns. hssaxh a 10 aoi always drawa by
VI ~ airrs@el 8sea of Nv Y .rk
Aep spu y aal . Fose IN roag buGton.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-05

hnla aad haally you sally firth vita
the latest beaver ha and 40 'eddes,
a gloves and feel your-sli com Plstslg
dressed
fheu ,hs trouble IL that hy the
tine all ihls 10 arc mpli-hsd y0u sud
denly discover that the ovcrgsiisrs
look a little bit frays,L Then the
boots need revarnishlag and there 10
lhiis wrinkle in the bask % the
eoaL but worsi a all he trousers bag
a little ~ the kaess anl Il Il the ua-
written iaw Of swelliom that b. bic
rou.srs shall We ,ow him. From
that time on about ane- bird 0i gear
''f~ aust be- given up 10 constlsra'
tions ~ dress ~ voH wtll miss g..
complishing vhat n. bae"ss = cher
i.hed aud overmastering ambition
"A advics - mAnkiad - TO bewar'
"a he trst sie . ior Tear you become o
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