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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-03

1 come and ask you for an explanation
By what logic was Christ induced 10 Ssx'
change the ivory pslsces Of bssFeA rs.
the cruc fl ZION sgc MES OF esrsis I shsll
take the drst thousand HAiion years In
heaven to study outsseas problem. Mean.
while snd now.stsxahg it IS the tenderes,
and mighs5ss&Sf sll facts that Christ DID
comssshaf He came with spikes in His
feet, came with thorns in His brow, came
with spears in His hear, to save vcu and
to save me. "God so loved the world
that He gave His only begotten Son, tina,
whosoever believeth in Him should not
perish, but have everlasting lie" @
Christ, whelm this audience with Thy
compassion. Now them down like sum
mer grain with the harvesting sickle oil
Thy grace. Ride through to-day the
couqueror, Thy garments smelling OF
"Myrrh, and sloes, and csssis, out Of the
ivory palaces" !
o sinner, fling everything else away
and take Christ! Take Him row, no;
tomorrow. During the night following
this very day hereim,y be an excitement
in your dwelling, and a irsmulous pour
ing out Of drops from an unsteady and
affrighted hand, and beiorg5to- morrow
morning your chance msYsse gone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-03
ABOUT AROHAS.
Information Regarding thu Manufac'
tHrs Of Scsnts.-A Gum That
WhsImsa Room With 0dors.
Understanding Plants HentEsnsd In
EHoiy Wflt, "KyrrF, kicss and Gag.
sIs, Outef IYorS Paisce5."
j ssus Ohrist Liksned Uuro Ayrrb, Which
Is Psrpotua'ly Aromatic, tne Same,
MoPninE and Night.
DR0OKLYN, n


DRooKLYN, N
10y Dec. 2 New
memb ars were re-
cslved 81 the Taber-
nscle this morning,
making the commu-
) meant membership
. 4192. Multltudes of
sstIangers from all
iparts OF the earth
swere present, and
all together, led on
py organ snd cornes,
united in singing
William Cowper's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-03

Boy-"TeSptus censs1u cents dime; "a
dimes. botaSRf DEsBul's Cough Syrup"
1t proves q b6aa5s5the sfi tcte and costs only
% cents botte Salvation OIL"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-03

Seal of Ncffh Csreln Plug CSsa
81 king TaAeeo is rics sm99s|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-03
LLsgssFLErIERs

Remsinffz'in the postofhce az Fort Worth. Tex.
4eftday, December ) 1883. To obtain any Of
these letters, the applicant must call TO,
advertised letters" and give the date Of tbt
list; also, all letters advertised shall be
charged with cent, in addition to the regula,
postage, to be accounted for as part Of the
postal revenue as per section $50, page 24s
United States postal laws.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-03
Tho Ress VERSA RsnrKsss.

JULIAN FIELD, P. II
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08
sssLInE P,rpelu.l Mo,i..n.

II has recently b.cn stated that dur.
ing the last t~vnty wears more than
one hunered Engli.h aud French pat
cnts for pcrp~tual motion have been
obtained and that Que sanguine inal-
vldual near Liverpool l. the poorer hy
fl0.0O for his pursuit ~ the willie.
the-wisp. With the advance ~ true
science and the numerous paths open
inR up fur fruitful research. u might
have been expected that the searchet
for the tircless meter would 20 tie way
Il the Alehemist and be- heard % ne
more lie might "a least have found
10 the prupossd utilization ~ the forces
= nature Coz the generAtioa - electric
iiF sufficiently near approach 10 his
Ideal 10 Justify his turning hi. eathusi-
asm toward rc.sarrh Ia that dirvction
hui nothing will uaprrss bis fascinating
idoa. The u eth u. therefore. that there
is Que Kidd q perpetual motioa. and
" hereby discover u. u u that Gu
fipns porp.taal moii"n a the human
mind in searrh q a. London Daiiy
AsWs
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

d Ladies wti cas- Taf -. Esntiaman
I-=-sutly 81 eight u'yiotk Those VITO
koer thsr tayuIts uhIt.h.. aua srs ran.
sequentiy late 81 th~ garty, wHi be
treated fur ths tsH ndrr q tn even NJ
a. vail -a"wer. The gents q - -
pect.i 20 behave Ia ths aast laay llks
manurr. Nsutlemsn are o. lrinE 20
the tall fan . carsage b1uquet. and
smvlltng salts. q The gentlemen shass
inuauet u not crushed Ia the hrFt
dance wiu b. wtaest % the
fact that he has bees hela With
rrupri-ty. a ~ gentleman shall cross
ths hu0r vhlout a lady attendant q 10
= gentleman goss fur . as u wstsr uh-
at ended ~ lady tie -four managers
" hl 81 ,nc. des ere b M out sf order. aud
compel hfm o. - seated. Z Gents are
sHpectsd - 10 Lam uid. 10 drop their
tandkerchisfs a. often - possible, snake
frvau.nt calls fur water. ard at sapts~r
give The ladiss no tisns fuf eating. a Ihs
lad 90 " ho have tre~n suuAA-d az dances
heretofore 30 ca ~ The rrvaiest nuuiber
II danrss, aud thus- ~ have t.en active
sorfety bellies wH IgI tue gsatlsHsea
severely alone
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08
a SINGULAR STORY.
asfssisa. Aay.stsra IT . niias a.a 80.
ais ssa NsuHH Nsuaaa.

asfssisa. Aas.stura 81 q ntiaa a.a F~s-
81, s~a NssnE wssaas.
The IalkasstfsHg q the city u Tlsil
Prussia. r-poTtsl A sri u twenty.tso
has beca left hiHi All paralyHsd ~ .
tower. she haA cuusuftsl a number q
phYs .ans aua had hnea under treatment
a The hospital q The University al
No~nlg sbsrx. Ons day the puor patlent
~as sit'ing alone in h-f roam. when "a
aukuown ind ' tusl catered and ssiasd
toth her haads she sas frightened aud
sttemrtsl % knack sta be- cha 20 cau
fr her family, when the iutruder made
her fee aisroad katie, tslling hsr be n ouid
stab hsr u shs made the slightest noise.
Hos ieaE be held the raiisnt In that
naunsF . uat stated ca isaviax her be
said be wuuid leave an explanatory Paper
the lott apHn which he room opened.
Tanned iatslF aftsf the riri heard a Hoiss
iks TIE crack ~ - barnfnE wood aad
'msilsd smoke Vita her ruam Nhs gave
the alara, and hrr pareats ran upstairs.
They found smau hrs 10 tEs loft. lat Il
was easily eHtingutshed ahen they
"a the ruun the, found tLs gtri In q
great friEht, bet wers Haust tsy tally sur.
prissi " ben she Uf. "a hsr eyes and
could see them !. could aiso move hsr
limbs lHtls and thHs D. good hope new
81 he sntre Tsrps " Thsy fouai ths
paper the stranEs visitor hai said hs
would leave, bh there was nuthing Urit-
ten sa u bat = few uaIutrIIig tbls ordA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08
a VALUABLE Ban Road.


u.~ . wStse.. Esass.ssa 9 Lss.i La-
H.'a@sy's rati~ness
A witness IN the WAYNE Circuit Coara
says the nesroia Pre- Press, reoemtly vas
trying % say somsthing msan about .
certain railroad. ons a the alr~raors a
whieA vas intsrestea in the other ssAs a
the ease from that Which eontsolsd hls
sympathi~A The wtness YES eaa q
thoss wha always maintain their saullgbs
rum. ~ matter hos mad ths lawyer ~
comes a. th.ir pervsrsea~.s o. this ease
the witness vas noa onlv guspd -aaturud
bet ksen - peFcept ioa and ready q wla
"A moment ago" qasstioaed the attur-
nsy, 'you framed yoar reply 30 my aues
tiea IN saea . way a. o. reflect aiscredit,
net enly upoa ths board u directors q
his railroad hat 90 ths read - veil
What do yoa saew shout this rad aay .
wsyF~
"EHeuss ny franknss.. bet I coasiasr
that 70 rrincif ally consists a two streaks
- rest snd q righi q way" replied the
witness INSTANTLY.
shfs
"Yss, ths rod rus. from tIardscrabtls
northerly iRta spacs aaoag pias stumps.
! tslszfaphei my ~ifs Recently. Who was
waitiHK fof ms a. ona ena of the line.
from The other end 70 meet ms on the
neHi train. ! took ths neat tran ali
right. hot when rssehsd the snA 81 the
lice isund that she had procured q Al.
vucs from me on the grouud q dsser.
tiun
That's 81 NJ IT," sid The dissusted
attorney. "Naa caa 60 have hear 4
oil tia sort - staH care 20 hear"
JOAN iones, taka seat IN the tarv
klA .H % lnlsl . rlnrl nlne.r
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

q ns.aas..-t1s. ss.,ssa rha, wa r.y 60
NvsFy hasma.

ts.Fy Tasw.
Dairtmen Who can not patnoniKs
rr-amcrirs will hnd u % their advan-
tage b. secure customers in the nearest
village OF city. who will regularly eon-
sumo all the butter they can make. II
hrst-class article is produced u . MOI
dinieult 10 gvt mare consumers than
batter can he mate Cor Aside frum
the advantage ~ obtaining retail prices.
there u really = saving in delivering
the butter over the system II selling a
At the stares. Cor private CUSTOMERS
having once learned the quantity they
wlll use Coz the week or fortnight.
rsrly take lees and frequently order
extra quantities Coz spectral occasions
II " can be ohtaincd There l. No
farmrr. however distant from market.
who should not 10 al least once in too
weeks
let pains h. taken tn PACK the butter
iu the neatest Ny possilile aud b. have
il arrive IN the very best condition ~
far a. texture and surroundings are
runosruod Aim always 90 have The
vehicle u j. carried in. slsa the crates.
jar aud uthrr packages containing u
a. clean aud attractive - they can h.
made. " u h ncos-sary g. carry az
ples, Vegetables. bid.s - either pro
ducts q tho farm iu the same wagon.
l"i thcss 4, disIu-,aj a bstprr the rus-
TONERS ar. served. and never allow
any thing With punFcut oslur likr
the Kerosene can o. b. carryd ~
TIE same wag4n. The diiheult,
last mentioned can sbmetimys ~
Overcome by su-pruding the offend.
ing article ior transportation below The
huly - th= wagon II a littl thought
b used and r. i'W postal rapls. " will
D. easy q" rot iuto eurrr-I ,pndrucr With
uuo's customers, Who will frequently
"ri.r sweet corn. gurru peas. string
beans, pot rh,rsr and other articles q
light weight. boat great profit 10 ~
delivered when thr butter j. brought
in.
little printers ink Is often n ad-
vantage g. farmers " b. follow this / Ind
q trade. which b. Ear muf, profitable
than psldhug. ~ u takes les time
The ink should u, u.sgl in printing
neat circulars which can D. mailed a.
- left With customers. aud others
whum u D. desired 10 make such
These can plainly aud hrich, say What
day the producer cpmes in town. what
he will furnish. aud whatever l. want.d
can De- ordered when be- Is in. or b.furv
De- arrives, bS mail lhi. busincss-like
system wili %, ON many farms where
u has never y,t hrsn attempted, and
this b thr PruI~r season n the wear %
make arrangements. l,,,,k up customers
i'i winter butter. hs,s thr printing
-" '"r early spriug Hnd prepare b.
MllAN mumUN- - Pam na-l ~
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

C~ryantes, the author nan pa r1t. was,
dufIng humber ~ year.. . prisoner II
the pirates - Als srs. Africa. aah, after
a. attempt az escape. s0a ~ aud fauna
refuge a q cave uut faF from the city. Ia
has given . deser iptsla - th- cave ana
SAL !. was uuIy 60 thsasand step. u
the south a the cts The iplnish Vice.
tonsu. ~ AlEsurs, SO hss tried fof long
tine o. hnd ths spot, nos SAYS that hs
has succeeded 30 lorat,ng ths cave u ith-
out puasibiiItY VI mstake. u isa very
small place, "a . steep fnaautaiu sids, and
. most s~csg. h.iing place Tor fuxitives
Aariano hsiaado, the Vice Consul. u go-
ina b. have an iuscript Dn hKei above the
entrancs g. the cave dedicating u 10 the
ui.mory u Cefvautes
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08
FEMALE IoucArios.
srs'su e rr.isias " hish t.ts~s Glsl. ,
thaurs 80 ~urpsFt Thsn.slssa

srstssu "f TFsislss " hitch ttsss Gtsls .
tha"rs 90 Seaport fhss.slt.a
Tho education q Young ladies u b.
Ins rydutiuuikrd Many families af
h0-l ia standing are beginning b.
i'H.h ifr daughters practical huok.
Au.I4ng and busins.. msthois. instead
~ such accomplishments a. painting
nod music. The proportion Il Young
ladies Who ~, able o. earn their own
livelihood has Errail, increased IN the
last trH years Nuwads,s ID J. a com.
m"n thing a. see Young women osru.
pying important clcrkal positions a.
large bu.iHess houses. and the, d. their
work a. we'll a. m.n. WHY. u :, arrcly
Paas a yuuHE uau n"w g. learn .tynuw-
raphy "r hpuk .kerPing. f,r Young
women are invading that territor, anu
driving men ta other pursuits taak
about iu ~ Louis and you will d. sur.
prisCd o. lraru bow mguy Young ladies
are acting a. private .c,rstafiss. clerks
accountants and -trnagrHphers Tho
Young mcu are sur,N but slowly h.lpr
driyen iuto s'efurr hslds q labor. and
in few years murt. Ii Npmru advance
iu the same ratin 70. iu the past decade
there will b. no male glgrk lshiud the
counters Young men will have a.
adopt trades aud professions that D.,
nature arr untitled co. the smplu, mont
~ women. but t ., al o. the l,rst.
clerical uufk b. feminine in a. rharar.
Tee. and VIGOROUS. strong minded men
will Bot consent a. .-ll necktirs ~ Lrrp
q ~ Il huak. fur livelihood Such
work brl"ugs o. the rising generation
- women. The slender. pale-farsd
Young man. who's white. soft hands
ar, never suilr,l With manly lal.pr. viii
have o. srrk trr-h pastures iu the near
future, ipr. a. the practical education
Il NumUu advance % means that they
thry will D. strong competitors - men
iu sll indoor WORK where mental cle,.
srncss aud physical deNterity are n.
4uirrd. The practical education -
women vill give them strength aud W.
dependence u will enable many wun.
"n o. relieve family disiresses by con.
iriluting - family support. aud make
wives the invaluable vnunsslars aud a..
,istants a their husbands - "a. Iosis
G.0by- flsaorraf
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

prominent lisyaisgus tounty tMsl
man bal a lat 90 : On niruth HogE hons. "a
vhIth % tuuk great " a.. lhey had
hsen allowed 90 e. under tie TARA during
warm wvstbur, tnttrinE through q small
hois W tta val. nrs rali aav. after the
hrst snow, - thaaEht y tme o. shut
them GOT, - vas Uat suitable placs
- Them AuriaE ~ Lsys- weather, Ac-
rsadluEly be pIar y baarl ovsr the
hole ant banked t y "a snas A flrt
nisl lstsr ~ " re startled h.m ~ -.
martiuE, e. they sat a. tho table, -
vuu.d IIks a. kIHU v here a. tn FIvn.
nuth Rocks are; I hays vested ths hsn.
houss aui cant hnd ons.' Druis y az
kate sri fufk b. started To- the barn.
ray ~ iiEhi fsiing thruugh The n1ar
revealed the forms ~ Liz fayurtttss ~ ing
dead every ems. Instead a shuttlng
thstu oct be had fas'rnsd % EN- Ia
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

Another % the new diseases which
follow In the wake II civilization has
been reported irvm Berlin. where two
telegraph operators have been affected
The hngeF-naiis have fallen out. one
after another, though the persons have
been otherwise In good health The
curious affection u ascFihcd % the con-
slant jar aud pressure produced by the
Morse key
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

Tive little fellows sammy and
Willie Baldwin. aged fourteen and
twelve respectively. walk u from Kear.
ney. No. recently 10 ~ Joseph. No..
10 see their mother In the insane asy.
lum. whom they had not seen Tor siu
years They were afraid 10 Ask THEFT
father % 1T them e.. aud walked the
sntire hundred miles
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08


" appear that about seventeen
millions II tons q coal PEI year Is the
amount Welded ~ the chief coal dis
tficts II Great Britain Newcastle.
south Wales aud the Clyde country
anu assuming this "a represent the
average annual consumption Cor many
YEAR 70 coms. q l. estimated that the
British mines will not D. exhausted in
less than go ne soyears hIsfarther
eslcala's.d that. drawing upon oaly one
~ hef hslas the WestphsllaR. Germany
MI not h. able 10 exhaust her coal
sapPl, IN les thaA . thousand vsars.
aud she has, IN addition, the riches al
the bavaFian. the Aaohen. and the Slle-
sian coal distFicts II claimed. there
fore. that. independent "a the resource.
~ other eoantFies. Grcal Britain ana
sermany ooald supply Europe With
coal Zoe IN Unlimited l.asled.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

Durinz IN. q ID. siofus happening
lately experiments uUon the uses q n "a
an agitated sea ~efe made a. Duhker, "a
Francs. A small brat With oil SACKS at
tsched IN frunt wAs sent uuL The ID
oosing out - the small holss IN the smck,
snhdued the waves. aud ths seamsn IN The
boAt. Who in such weather would, withani
TIE oh, have hsen drsnehsd. ~ers perfset
~ dry wh~n thew came hack.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

~ god health i faaud ~ tie regular move
meat u the bowels and I,vrirct artInn ~ the
Liver. These organs were iutCnded b
nature 10 remove fran the Systom al I'M
PARTIES. ~ yuu arr ruuHtiTmfnd, you nfuF 1
standing tnyitaiian q q whale family u
diseases aud irregularities which vii sure
~ b. " aocspted and yuu wtA have guest.
happy conditions may b. nvrrted BY The
timely use q Dr flrrrr Pleasant Hurga
tive Pellets. Powerful for tup effostual reg
ulatlon II the bowels and LAYER, essnti Il
mE a healthy artiun 20 the Cutlre wundcritl
urgautsn with whigh we are crtAssd
NEvrn plck q quarrel before II 4 ripa -
AsF4Hgtaa Pre- lFass
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

The Ere marshal 81 Western city
wanted an an. eosting about one dol
lar. His communication TO the coun-
ell concerning the matter were printed
In the official paper. and . eurioas per-
son found that his Communications
concerning the Al amounted 10 sin dol
lars and eighty cents before he got u.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

M. h~echsr's grave i MARRIED by . he'd
Of hofal Dissertations. which are graaaAi
" falling 10 ruin IA the rain aud uimdN.
1he eastre mound was originally con.
eealed by blaukei q whiss tmmortssle..
Across this and wvvpn into "a we're banis
- pnf pie blossoms - arranged that they
formed The letters "a. ". ns sxtend AZ
% iengsh - the iull y dth 81 the grave
the immorteiies have turned 10 = auil
tToSn, and many u the petals have
ap~n aSay, bat the maTtlng Il The
tniaials 10 stu aisttnrA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

"A Salt Lake mother arose In the
night Al the solicitation 81 her daagh-
Ter and rubbed nifty cents worth a
cough mediclns on the latter's rhea-
matte limbs The cure was immeai-
ale. but the pains returned Ne soon as
shs mistake vas discovered.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

say, Perkins. old boy Why d0u9 We see
yoa ~ the club ANY morei Has y0ur moth.
er-tn-law shut down on your' enc. Rrown
NE taot OF thn matter d, my home IL 81
ne ~ leave ~ Nua hsuk inCrvduluua, but
rs P@f1va fat Nau 49, ny wife used
70 suffer - much from fungtiunal derango.
mehts common 10 her srx. that hcr spirits
and her temper were greatly anoytod Il
was not her fault, % coursn. bat u made
hume unpleasant al The same But now,
slnce She has brEun - take Dr. IfsrUc :
fxyortta frescrlption, she has bscn a. wei
an - happy that W aru having cur honey.
mostu al over again
TuH dsfendsnt IN . mur e. ease uften
49, mr.ln Nh.- ll-Ia-.-a . nd
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08
Three nsuiss cure casasrs.

TfI RannfSs. RuapHH = O.. tasaasa q.
Pa aaYHs sly daMNh Hr hal eitafrh " hen
- a. ave ,s-rs m. srfg FATTY Sc 10
Nafuls GnfMrfh Hrms8F asit rffisHa, hnt 10
rl7rla4 a kfftla - htF, ard aHuu ssw thaf y
htiIsed her q thurs t'fiM ehr' fti y fMla
REM surr. sha = 40 s aisen ycars ia ans
aguna and hrarty"
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08
@c.u.saasly usawkias aud spl'.,as.s

TnoaAs J nfsufNa. Esl, CO. f4af srsos
81 LAS. NJ. writHs3 u was ai snutfwr
from U8tHFfh Zoe thlne YehFs ~ I.HfH .taud
hardly tfs.af ftss. Ha.t wHa constantly has hlnE
snA epIftInH. hni fur tHr Iasf Pc U.nuthe
ruuN nat b. slhe thrHuah 90 u.stl .ts !
thought nothing Cluii e. d.aHe f.sf poe. lurk-
~. 4 was aHt sd - az br taa tatafra
Remedy nud nu uHw wtil ua.... taifFe
ID g. D.. fHH urIr sfTH ct. ely fH tHfhffh uUW
unnufatfur.si rHi oUH bss rulv Co. uife
- a. mann q assEa#.H
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

The Ns~Tws CR ~ Pess tslhs funay
story d an actor who vas piaying Ia Q
fsros N whksh u was necessary Ger him
% use large dough nose oae night
When he got 10 the theas@r Ne foapd ne
hsur, and be seat The by cot after SONS.
haek came tbs boYl tbs ness vas made
and whipped On. Presently. 20 ths hes-
For II the sUtas. the nose began 30 swell.
an 81 isnGth. In tbs miast u an lmpor.
tant passage u basrt and fsli 20 the
grouna ~ had hewa made o. sslf-rimlng
asar, and tbs heat II ths actors face had
accomplished the catastrophe.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

IT. y Corn. a PariS Ter. slapped
bis vile. whereapon her fodder took
the thing In hand and made "a aeces.
sary % plant Ms Cora --lIspksassslis
sealA ksal1oks1A
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08
aVn,aIi Aaomy from Catasrh.-

Of hfrt ~ a wufeaf o. enc tfH Years aso
4 eurrruA untold maouV frum ehfunin nasal
catarfh. rs family phg sirinn aasf ne ~ -
auah lad unn. that every daY, towards stin-
al ny Natew aHUA browse 80 htiHfau J Crtitt
hnFfiF sTsak Above q " atHpFr. ln the morning
nv rntts hfur auA .soafIug - ms thfEst you'd
aiimusf sfgamHia nlp. tig tsr uaa ~ br ~sNes
Cntarfh 8ststdr. tn thr,He uiuutlss aas q uUn
usan. AnA tha CurU has hasa Isfinati uts
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

--foiAioe- intended for SEED shoald
h. Kept during The winter cool aud airy.
sad u gr"wths should appear Iasy
eaghi 70 u prolnply removed.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08
What is SCrofuIa

Its that impufits la the blood whlsb aeeuur iat.
~ in the siands - ths ueTs afasiures uualshtif
lumFs 20 aueiitnxs whiah gauses pafnfuI ruuntns
sufes - tha arms hes ~ fHtf. whHh aerelaHs
uinsfa IA the eyes. eas 10 urr often gaualaa nlInA
ness 90 deafnrs. whafh b. tHa origin 80 piuapies.
eanecruus gfuwths o. Ne mauT either mantfesta
uaps hsumiY asertte3 e. "hHmars" 49, surs
foruaiaahle enrmF than e5Hsnml tIan uF cancer
aiune. fsr strHfuia euahiHes ths vsfat possible
Features - hath. ha.ua zee zee ancieHt q i tha
u1nst snneral g 81 taFasas aHsgtiara. 90 very
tvw pUrsunH are rut.rtiy fraa frHm IL
Hos san y - sHred1 o. taklns Haa1a Harsapas
VIA ~hleh ~ the cnres t has aooaas tabsi uftcn
shen ether usoiianna have g. lH haa proven itnnlf
- - potent aHA pafaiHaf asiirlne fsar thia az
~msaa ssms - these cuFea ace really uundaFfal
~ res sunaF fra snr.fnIa ln anr - ~ various
furuaa, - sure q Eive H1ai.s Sarsapariia trial
seed faf h4fsa uf rares
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08


z vast sun ~ Mooney, entirely Too much
Tor the dealers ~ THIS UuuntrF 70 nav an
ncCessarily, YET that enormous amount =
ehacty what drummers cu-t the merrhantA
81 The thiied states AVIAN WAR. You can
escape every penny ~ your share ~ thia
consuming tax ca YOUR cigar purchases hv
mailing yuur orders % H. ". TANsuL a
20, Chicago.
A cuFF on th- uri-t Is worth a dolsn on
TIE ear -fsai'isa bs4a
H.LE's Honev q " rebound and Tar 70
lieves whoupinE rouKh
fake toothsChr brpps Cure N one minute
II never reduces the strs q . ,laia
szainst ths Government 10 ne Il -Fset
as lunEs bnuwNs hnovt nssa. a....- q : |.
Eiya sure and Immediate TCLCL Asti % =
~ AzsA rrioa - cents.
CErtsAiH und 90 books are bouud over.
but muiatnl-s never
uss the surc.t remedy Tor catarrh-Dr.
hages
wHES widow l. lef' az sor iawu. she
comes naturally ~ hsf we .s--i-se.
months treatment fBr sac piao's
Remedy for CHtarrA. sid by druggists
uEASISa upssts two thiugs badly
hoass and = wateh Iark
~ aniicted With Sure yves usa nr Isaac
ThomP.ou ~ " slsr Druggists sell Il -,
IN Mass Hnnnay - 80 go a. f-nssitie vna
have Gals . Eve q u the Chimes a, saiuuA