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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
FoRsIos ooss,r.


The Qaeen of Rngland makes her
osn lea when travelling.
la the Faroa ISLANDS there IL q
superstition that seals east OF their
skius avery hiuth month and assume
the husnaH shape.
TIE knglish language l. spreading.
hos' Of the large cities Of Europe aud
many small ones nov have their En-
giish newspaper
The japanese are learning 10 eat
meat In 1854 only 81. .00o head Of cat
tie sere slaughtered In ali Japan. In
issss the number Increased 10 iIs. .0sD,
10 i>Sd 10 iso. 500, In ISss. 10 81. .00a
Ia same ~ the towns ia ireland
there arr plenty of people who never
know ~hat "a l. 10 eat as much A. sat
ishes.their appgsiies These are chiefly
growing boys who do little iob. aud
hang arouad the outskirts % the eltles
The kiag and Queen ot Greecs
have s'veu chiidren the youngest a
year Old 1he Princess Alexandra 10
pretty girl oi nineteen. The Queen
i fond of American literature. takes
all the magazines. and adores the
works Of Hawthorne All the chill
drea speak French. Greek aud Rus
sian
-lrrigai'oa Is conducted oa a large
scale Ia japan. and dates from loag
before the Christian era The irriga-
tion works arr massive aud costly. and
from distance look like double-track
railways These arr tho large reser-
voirs aud main ditche-. besides which
mountain streams are utilized In the
usual manner.
There y In England an organlxa-
tion called the League Of the Thin
Bile. ;" whose badge Is pair of tiny
scissors. a thimble and a threaded
needle 1, i -ociciy Of gcnilewomen
Sho make Il their object to help poor
needle Somon 10 get work he
Priaces- 81 Wales aud al.o the Princess
Christina arc greatly interested la the
soeiety
-rhn Brcton peasants make all
their batter from sour milk lhs milk.
as drawn frum the COS. is emptied into
= large earthenwarc jar. and allowed
10 remain, In the summer, ull Il IL
sour. Ia winter II l. continually
warmed al a moderate hre tll IL has
turned The whole contents of these
Jars are emptiod into ehurn worked
b. haai or horse gear. The butter
from this n property handled Is a.
sweet A. that made from cream la the
usual manner.
III vas asserted. A. one of the many
objections raised against the Eiacl
tower. that the oscillations AZ the sum.
nit woald under ccriaia ualavorable
conditions De- dangerous; Il l. there
fore. satisfactory 10 rccord that. with
the highest wiad yelocitias ret OBJ
serxed. the mesusnemt a The summit
"a ths tawar II hardly appresaAhla n
Il mAae MmNAAa "A moan thAt. aeoerdinw
- neew0Af 49, thn to4sr hma haal !
value h.sisr sses~s a..
nAiod a.s1ha s*fae ~ hight the aioe.
ssie llxhl was tnrmed on ths river. and
the sailors were enabled 10 save both
themselves and the cargo
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17


Where 10 the person who. upon the
hrst eager Introduction 10 tho gondola.
has not felt thai he Ia stopping ln.o
bis eofiin whon. with scant grace. ha
creeps into the black cabin of tha
1.-the black boatp With me tho i'm.
preston was perhaps deepenod bo-
cause In our passage up The canal we
twlcs made way for a funeral procas.
sioa bouad TOE the island esmstsrv IN
the north Of tho city. The one fsner.
al vas that of girl she lay under
O blue pail In tha middle Of the boat
a erown OF white flowers. symbollcal
Of her virginiiy. being over the pall.
The other was a youth. whose tander
age was marked by the crimson nall
Both we're hanked By tall candles.
After tha bodies came The friend. IN
ether gondolas. priests In violet and
aooiytss In scarlet The sun hlaxed
apoa all from the blue heavens. an
that even thls dolorous scene. an.e,.A
on The smooth parpled wafer. between
the high mildewoa old ..palasal.w y wna
aos wholly melancholy. - CornhIll
Magazine.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

Tea came into use almost By acci.
deat some Buddhist priests. going
on . missionary expedition from NORTH
cru India 10 China. took with them the
dried leaves and also some cuttings Of
an indigenous shrub. which vas said
10 have the power of eorr~cting any
injurious properties in the braeklsh
water they might meet with on the
way. The deaoetiea thus made pleased
the missionaries 80 well that they oon-
tinued, as q matter Of taste 10 drink u
after they had reached Chlna, and La
trodaced n 10 their eonvertA They
also set about planting the precious
shrub. and. although 10 did not thrive
80 well in chlna as In lie native Assam.
becomiag smaller both 10 stem and
leaf IA vas 20 veil liked thai " soon
formed the fonndation Of The favorits
beverage of all GhinA Thence "a was
brought 20 Earopn. 10 he drunk and
desired by Engiisksisn of every degres.
And "a 10 only Of late yesrs that Assam
tea has cone lnso the Earopean msar.
kei. 70 be look.d upon rather suspi.
eiously - NE rival q lts own dsgsa.
ersssd cpInsss aaashlss -Losdon IN
eAsnea
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

'John Henry." exclaimed the angry
wif@ 'yoa neednt pretend you re
aslespl Nos yoa listen 10 ma I'm
going 70 give yoa piece of my mindr'
Walt minute. serena" said John
henry. - he got ous Of bed and CROPPED
his way 10 the boot-elosel
What are yoa doingF' demanded
the exasperstsd Serena
Tn preparing myself. |" replied John
Henry. and moment later the famou.
ax-csteher of The world renown n.a
chsmpion sockdologer base ball club
had lixhted lamp and vas standlnw
in HE wsll&newa attitude in the mid
die Of the aoor with hls old mass.
eresstpsd and leather gloves on.
Go ahead. serena he said. calm.
ly.-Chlcago Tribune
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

until one In the sfaeFnooa the throne
of visitors aever slaekans secreta,
rieA ambassadors cardinal. from the
congregation. distinguished stran.
gera bishops from afar. have audience
IN tnFa. There are i,g0) bishops In
the Catholic church. and with all OF
them the Pope l. In more or les. con
stant personal relations Nothing can
be more gracious. more animated OF
more ~ mpathetie than the manner Of
the Pope. His eye which. when hxed Ia
thought is deep and piercing. beam.
with kindlinesa. aud tho severely rigid
lines 0f his iBtellectual features ralaA
with the pleasantest Of smiles a@ he
TALKS, using. as the case may be-. either
french. Latia (which he speaks with
great purity and facility Or his own
musical native tongue. After four or
i've hours spent In this way be returns
10 his papers and his books uniil three,
when he dimes. IIis meal L. frugal; a
little soup. two courses oi neat With
vegetables and dessert Of fruit. With
ON" glass ~ strong vine. sufhce for his
wants. After dinhsr he goes oat for a
drive or walk Ia the garden Of iha
Vatican. In the evening he resumes
bis papers, and At nighL between nine
and ten. all the members Of the papai
household assemble for the rosary,
after which they retire 10 rest Bat
long after that hour the Cardinal State
Secretary. RamPollA or the Uades
state SECRETARY. Mocenai. Il often sum.
moncd to the papal apartments. where.
by the light of the midaight lamp. Leo
watches and thinks, and prays for the
welfare Of tho church. Contemporary
Rovi~w.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
AsoUT IsstcT PTsrs
The Gsoa wesk nans ~ Parasitic aaa y
aas@mas faaaeea

us 1ooa Nefh tfomH ~ Parasitic amd Pre-
aseeea@ iassrta
From a Micblgan Agricultural ~.
pertinent Station bulletin the follow.
lag Is taken. The Importance Of para
sltic and predaoeoas insects Ia over.
coming our insect pests. has long been
recognized ey the practical cntomolo-
gist he sees the destroyer swept -
a. BY food: and hnds IN these pro.
lihc friends the easy solution of the
problem of insect years lie knows
that we're Il not for these frienda tho
destroying hosts would make our cartn
desert and replace plenty with
famine. lie knows that adverslty
among these tiny helpers means sue
cess 10 the swarms Of insect. which
devour the crops. and 20 IL rcioiced
when he sees these little helpers active
and numerous.
The present season furnished a vivid
illustration of this important and in.
terosting fact June -. the heads %
wheat we're crowded with hungry
aphides or plant lice These
myriad lice. often i've or sig
around siagis kernel % wheat,
and two hundred on Elm
gle head. we're sucking the sap and
very vitality from The forming ksr-
nela They were rapidly blighting the
grain. and unless some friendly hand
was raised against them. the wheat
crop would be utterly ruined. Even
thea. when the fice were countless IN
numbers, and when the winged form.
we're rapidly spreading 10 the oal
fields. the hand Of dsliveraRoe was
easily disoernea In the comparatively
iew bat wondroasly prolific enemies of
the lice which had already sounded
a halt In the march of destruction. A
week later. and the enemies % tbs
lice were In the ascendency. aud later
the lice vas exierminatad. and the
wheat crop rescued. the Cat crop saya.l
Close observation easily demonstrated
these truths Even the careless eve
could see The savage insects dlnInR
on lea OF The fatal egg laid which
doomed the louise which received IL
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

nesntaiseeaees sf . cstsbsatea Easitsh
Jari.s sf the Ls.t Csatsry.
A singular story l. told of Chief.
Justice Holt. a celebrated English
iurist of the last century When a lad
he was Wild and fond Of adventure. and
on one occasion ho found himself with.
out money at a country inn while in
doubt how 10 pay bis bill. be noticed q
child lying sick In the room Learn.
Ing that u had the ague. and that ths
doctors could not cure H. he wrote
some words AZ radon on q picce OF
parchment and told the mother to tls
Il round the ehild's wrist. aud thus
cure the ague The woman Obeyed.
and the delighted parents asked Hol,
TO aeccp, his board Ia payment for hls
medical services.
Years after. when Holt had become
Lord Chief-Justloe. a woman was tried
before him foF witehcraft Part ~ the
evidence against her vas the posses.
sion Of the very amulet which the
Judge maRy years previously had him
self prepared a. a joke. The woman
turned out to b. lolt's hostess. and
the Judge told her from the bench
how she had been deceived For year.
ahe had used he charm wiih immenas
amco@mM
raraeelsas had = Fing xMleh hs
called electrnm add II M M
/ pnufw2sAd a. esan@ mmY M ~~rfI
was eniy neoessaFy - Ik ~
even epilepsy woala sanIah
bameaess b esarea IN snsme pact.
Of kngland by sleepiag on Stones Ia
the open air. sciatica. or bOneshave.
a. u Is also called. II cured by the
sufferer lying on his back BY the slde
Of brook aHd Invoking aid In four.
line verse
During the London plague amulets
Of arsenic we're hung over the heart
aud an immense quantity Of arsenle
vas used for the purpose Quills oi
quicksilver were worn on ths neck Coz
the same purpose.
Pope Adrian aud Queen Elizabeth
both wore toad amuletz These we're
prepared by mixing dried toad with
arsenic. tormeRtil. pearl. coral. hya-
cinth, emerald aud tragaeahth. ST
Louis Globa.DemocraL
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
NOME ost LOVES Us stsL.


eaid ths Fesas 10 "a pansi.a.
~ thrg lpahua aFuana tss howsni
~ b. cah duuhl wha aenv ~
We sKesi AL othsr ngwers
b. nur r.i,es ~ manf euiofs.
And uur petals suaaafh ana fairi
VIA . we.ith ~ fictsa frssranes
fll us all the summef ar
Not sfusatiuy violet
Eaitad uii sha hnard thsm thrUaeh.
Tlrn uth ssutis faire. SO wbispsfvdi
uat ths prapis isfs us taa
Thuurh 90 arr nai tall ana stately.
TuuaTh car faces aTe net fair,
brarch amid thf rehssi gsrianas.
Nou whi nnd tas viaIets there"
tsnun thuFp came q Fsutis maiaen.
A. khe lnckri NE Rafinn e.
'Ab ths cfart, yes inveif ruseA
Az ths wsrit usust SO saore.
hut tuy piaur is vsfy huuihie.
ttr ths tiniets thst ses
iaadtcs faf musi wsaf ths Fsasesg
Niuiets. yuu verg hurn feg me"
VIA hsf irtis hana shs aafhsts
Niaists ~bits shd tialsta hius.
tlass upun hef hraft shs isFs hen.
i'uru and tfarrant frvsh STA aes.
A11 ths tsY FiaIrts tFrulbiiuE
kssiiiuH einssr ~ heF bFeaRl
CH We o. nut ifaf the fasea
hrt Yaa SOC, shH luF us hnst
"Ahf' 7 thuusht "thn viaiFta tnaah
Lessons sueot aut iessaus tfuns
Thuush st az uut iiEn he rusus.
Name aur surJ % lHyH - Sos
TtUuah 90 afr uut fai and stately,
Nuf bel sIs ~ Irsels dressed
~ ur arr bat ttHd and ruutle.
some uur's surr e. tuFs ~ hrst
=Nsf D. vaniFae In Ths CaaEfeFattanaiist
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
rgsrtso a casmAroay.
q Tw~aaaar.a r~aaa n~sa nsaas~a %
Ashe. in 0ms ssemT.

Dr I. l. DaviA % lancaster Pa
The builder of the American lnosnera-
tor n the crematory ai Londoa Park
Cemetery, recently, In The presence of
a numb.F of directors Of the baltimore
Cremalory Company and others.
tested the furnace BY burning up a
sso-pouad ram The ram cost ti0.
and was purchased from the Balsi-
more Abattoir Company. ID was
knoeked In the bead. 80 that II might
retain all IT. blood The ram vas
placed In the Iron basket attached 10
the crvmating machine. and covered
With . white Gotten cloth which had
been saturated with alum water 10
preserve a. 80 that u would not catch
on Gre from the intense heat but
would gradually he consumed. and
would thus at a. = protection 10 the
dead body. preventing any sizzlng Of
The corpse In the presence of the spec
taaora fh@.ram thus covered had all
the appearance ~ a shrouded corpse
81 a child oi tselve years n Il lay In
the Iron basket The lron basket was
hung upon the long Iron arm oi the
crematiag machiae. the doors we're
opened and in ten seeoads Dr. Davis
had given the elcvatlag serew a lev
turns and the ram was In the hery fur
naco In less time than II takes 10
write u the doors of the furnace we're
safely fastened and the work os burn
Ing the body until nothing but its
ashes remained Was begun. -Four men
lifted the iron basket 10 is place on
the arm u did not take half q min
ute % swing the ram Into position on
the iron arm, 10 run the arm and ram
into the furnace and 10 fa.tsn the iron
doors
The reporter looked through the
pecp-holc 10 inspect the Gre oi the
furnace a moment before the ram was
PLACED In u, and u was al a rod heat.
indicating about 2. 500 degrees Of heat
or nearly enough ~ melt pig Iron,
which 4 melted n R.soo degrees A
asencnt after the ram vas senl In .
cloudy appearance Of the furnace
showed through the peep-hole. iadl.
csting vaPors from the fluids Of the
b"dy, In about a half hour The eloudx.
appearance erased. aud look lsS<<A
the I'eep-hole showed b.zr<rs'.S ...s.,s,-
la'iou. q beat 70 ~ TSrgass' ,odles,.
,,s,...,.,.,haa-~ \. bow dried metallic.
Nciic and other parts were
Ilng up he furnace chimney amid
The oxygca hydrogea. nitrogen and
carbonic gRsc. Into which the body
had boen resolved Az thls point .
visit 10 the rear of the oven iadlcaied
b roaria. soand thai the body was
turniag ss>nch q whits heat a. 70
esnse iis sNn eombsl.tioa. much IN
creased by the Rrvaugsmsat of ths In
elpers,or' sAlaA : sr~~s slraf, q
h aboas ! 80 - n<.s have
lue~n reannma ~ ~. - - roaring
eeas~a nd - 49, - vtsisaA -.:~s-
timore AmarA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
$500 A YEAR.
Ezra AND POINT.
wit without Judgment 10 o weaFy
fhing ,o the company.

Wit without Judgment 10 weaFy
hing 10 the company.
IL you wiah to improve your
memory. do things II would be wlso W
forget -Atchlson Globe
We only know ourselves and what
ws really aro when the force oi cir
cumslanecs brings us Out
-ThO~s Who aspire 10 dive deer.
should beware Of coming up muddy. --
Batchelder Greana
--Rsm0rsa IL n good deal like
wooden leg. II may help you on your
say. but you always think how much
happier you would b. without "a -
Puck
TO bs able 10 endure honest and
Kind criticism requires quits as much
wisdom a. 10 be able 10 make honest
and wise criticism.
No man for any considerable
period can wear one face 10 himself.
and another to The multitude without
finally getting bewildered as 10 which
may be- true.
Crime aud punishment grow ou, cf
one stem. Punishment Il fruit that.
unsuspectad. ripens within thu liower
Of the pleasure that concealed it
Emerson
There are slas from Ignorance;
but most sins are intelligent aad de-
libera,e. IL l. not always easy to
know ipst whA. duty requires. but as
rule, u IL easier to kn0w what ls
duty than 10 do What We know to be
duty. S. 4 Tines
-ConsClence l. too great a power In
tho nature of man 10 be altogether
subduod, II may for a time be re-
pressed and kept dormant bat con
PICTURE. there are In human life which
awaken IL, and when once rcawakeaed.
u flashes On the sinners mind with all
the horrors oi an invisible ruler and a
future Judgment Blair.
Our .hortslghtednc.- or want Of
capacity ls often the cause Of our stam-
bling. With clearer vision. sound
er judgment and q wider knowledge.
we would avoid many circumstances
which invOlve vexation and trouble.
The blind OK falls into the pit Chris
tian Inquirer
The great high road Of human
weliaro lies along the old Highway of
s'eadfast well doing. and they Who ara
the most persistent and work Ia tho
truest spirit will invariably be- the
most successful Success trcads on Tho
heels of every right effort Smiles
1t does US good. especially n We
are defeated by long and monolonous
work, 10 get the Intellectual invlgora-
,ion that comes by contact with other
minds The stranger. too. and healthI-
er the minds are, the greater will bs
our benefit The soul Of a friend may
BE- Ia Us toaio as certainly as a
bree1o from the north. uaiisa fFvs.
eyseraaa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
uEcLEAs cuRRt nCy.
nsw 70 fnpsove the Asssaaashas CsasiI-
ttsa 90 Oar Meass.

nsw - fmpsove IN. A6ssaaashas Csaasl-
tisa 90 oar aeass.
The condition of the large portion Of
the Goverameat currency nov In cir
eulation- greenbacks and silver GER
tihea,es simply abomlnable. The
bills are badly worn. torn. ragged,
greasy and rank smelling. Cant some
thing b. done 10 remedy thisP The
present condition Of the National hank
currency ls bad enough. but Il Il far
superior 10 the Government currency.
Neither the banks nor individuals viii
voluas~rily send II 70 the Treasury De-
partment al wsshiagtoa for redsmp-
tioa In clean. new bills fer several rea-
sous. via, labor and expense required
for d; loss of the use Of the monay for
several days; loss that might arise
from counterfeit bills thai the Treas
ury experts might discover smoag the
bills cent In for rcdsmptloa. ID mlght
be said In reply We'll. nov. Il A
very easy W and isuli; bat what's your
praeticable remedyF"
In answer the followiag remedy h
proposed By Mr. 4 o. Newton in the
Springfield Rspabliesn; Let The pres
eni hank examiners or special sgesls
appointed for this purpose be suthor.
ined and directed 10 enter ell the Ma
tonsi banks and require all the Gov.
srnment currcncy each b&nk has On
hand 20 be delivered 10 them for en-
amlasiion Lot the eurreaey that 10
clean Ind In good conditioa bs returned
10 the bank. and have ths balsase sent
% The Treasury Department sfser
pBnehlns holes through ell ths bills
~ Sent 70 rsnssr them useless. doing
ses n ses prsssaes u zee es mors
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

DE-. Dwight TEN. Hsw ts MA. IN. ssroa.
In lawn reaata

DE-. Dwight Tells Hes % Msks the ssroks .
ia Iawa rssai.
Alter getting the ball into play by
the service. the next thing 10 do l. "a
return u over the net off the ground.
A has been said before. there are
practically only Two different says ol
MAXI the return. one with The racket
vertical. the other with !, horizontal,
the latter l. a modification of the ten
MS stroke OF cut, the former is q stroke
which lava tennis has produced. and
might wcll he called the lawn-tenai.
stroke let us take IL first; The ball
l. allowed 10 drop very low and the
player steps forward 10 meet u with
The left foot In the forehanded siroke.
The ball l. taken near the ground.
with the racket as before stated.
nearly vertical There should ba
little oF no swing % the racket back
ward. but n should be held Al q
little distance from the ball. and then
quistly brought forward to make the
stroke A. the racket meets the ball
~ shoutd pe ilftod 80 that the hall
seems 10 go on the lower end Of the
racket This motion gives an over
twist forward 10 the ball. and In this
iwi.t lies the essential part % the
stroke The ball h. - 10 speak. lifted
hy the racket so that II has every
chance 70 gct over the net. aud on the
other hand. ss soon as the force of the
stroke l. over the twist tends b bring
the ball sharply downward u l. easy
10 see that QUE can hi. harder By using
this stroke without hitting out Of
court Moreover. such = stroke l.
very dieicuit 10 volley we'll. because
the ball shoots downward after pass
ing the net. and must therefore be vol
leyed upward 20 be rctarned James
Dwight NJ ID, In Arrfhnar
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

III thu farmer saves his swn seed.
care should bo taken In ita selection.
II should be tho earliest the largest
aud the best
As sooa NJ the peach and pear
crops are OF cultivate among tho trees
10 kill out tho gras. and weeds. In or.
der 10 save labor next season.
Chocolate Cookies One cup oI
sugar. two cups Of butter. twe eggs
snd aoar enough 10 roll; roll thln and
sprinkle with sugar before baking.
"A neat clean. fresh. cheerful.
sweet well-arranged' house eKerts q
moral influences over Ice inmates. and
makes the members of family peace
ful aad eonslderaie Of each others feel.
ings and happiness
A poor. old moving machine had
bsttsr be sold a. old Iron rather than
20 worry along with loss Of time try
iag 30 get good work out Of it-throw
10 aside and get one capable % doing q
full days work.
BAKED Cabbage Cut the cabbage
In pieces and boil tlll tender In salted
watsr. when cold chop anely. add two
beaten eggs q little butter. pepper and
salt and tao tablcspoonfuls Of cream.
stir together and bake till brown In q
buttered dish; serve hot
Foam Pudding sauce; One teaeup
Of sugar. two-thirds oi . cup Of butter.
one teaspooniul Of -four. three Rills Of
boiling water Beat together. tlll
smooth. the sugar. butter and aour;
place over the hre and stir Ia the
boiling water Flavor with lcmoa. 49,
Household.
C-Bran L. Que Of thu best foods for
cows that are expected IN calve Ia q
month OF more Bran Abounds In
phosphaies. and will largely con.
tribute 10 the growth Of bone In the
embryo calf Many eases Of abortion In
oows arise from lack Of a proper sup
ply of the necessary food elements that
support the dam and youag
Rats are among the worst enemies
that thu poultry-breedcr has 10 con
tend wlth. They are ever ON tho alert
and ready Tor any kind Of mischief.
aud from the time the egg Is laid un-
iil the chick 10 FULLY ieathered IL Il one
continual battle for the ownership, and
u the breeder relAxes his vigilance for
3 moment the rats will be likely 10
come cut arst besls
--Jollied Grapes One-third Of a
cup u riee. two cups of grapes. ons-
half cup Of water aud two spooniuls Of
sugar sprinkle tho rico aud sugar
among the grapes, while placing them
In . dep dish Pour on the water.
cover closely and simmer two hours
slowly Ia the oven; serve warm. a.
sauce. " cold. as pudding. n served
warm o pudding. Increase slightly The
proportion Of rice and sugar The
h0ma
The best food for yoaag lurku,s l.
"a eanaaa made fresh every aaV = fol.
k1ewM One pint Of sweet m0HN awo
rrli haaA~n. al s1irse #M@Amr
soked In o shallow hAn pam.
XXN : lev aaya season KsAh ! little
bA<k pepper. which acts - ttnlo.
| y aboui TN days thloksn tha ilslzsare
via the crumbs Of soit egs.kesad. and
when the turkeys are q month old let
a paa Of fresh milk come 10 a boil.
break some egg-bread into II and let IL
cock until IL thickens. Farm aud
Home
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17
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Daily neatfas ef hif. ~ the Head 81 shs
memsn Catheile chsreh.
Every morning before addressing
himself 10 the airectloa Of the Affairs
o. this planet he offers tas saerihoa Of
tie mass. and then for gratlorum actio
attends second mass. a. Which his
ehspaain IL the eelsbrant Win q
mina thus atfnned 10 divine things.
ths Pops thea bagins his worklag-aay.
A siaxie glass of coffee tsa or milk
suircss 70 break he last After golng
saEoash hls papers Ne hsglas % ~.
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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-17

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