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The Delaware farm and home. (Wilmington, Del.) 1885-19??, 1889-09-26
Baled En- Silage.

We see it announced that an Eas-
tern man has patented a process for
baling ensilage and delivering it
wherever needed for feeding stock.
Why not? 1t would be nice thing
for the family COW in the city-pro-
vided that the ensilage can be so put
up that it will not take Ii larm by ex-
posure to the aaiiiF- air It fe3ments very
rapidly and changes oQ!Jr On expos
ure. This is the evil to D. overcome
if the ensilage cannot " delivered
daily, like our milk The'solider the
bale, of course the less the injury.
Perhaps some kind of cheap envelop
may be devised. This is a new idea,
and not to be sneered at in this pro
gressive age.
The Delaware farm and home. (Wilmington, Del.) 1885-19??, 1889-09-26
POULTRY NOTES.
Poultry Talks.
BY NJ. K. BOYER. HAMMONTON. N. j.

hatch will be affected The best sue
cess is attained in outdoor cellars,
unless the room is artifcially tested.
The best incubator in the market is
the one that you can run with the
least trouble. just on the same prin-
ciple as women with sewing machines.
We have seen miserable failures with
the Perfect Hatcher, and yet E. @.
Howe astonished the Hammontonians
by his wholesale work with it.
There are some secrets in the poul-
try business secrets by which men
have made money. In the absence of
these, men have failed. They are as
follows:
1. Absolute cleanliness
2. Due proportion of soft and green
food.
3. Plenty of clean water.
4. Never overfeed.
3. Shalter from wind and rain.
You can count these on the fingers
on your one hand; you can remember
them by repeating several times; you
can succeed with them by practice.
You can't succeed, however, in the
poultry business unless you roll up
your sleeves, take off your high That,
and go to work No kid gloves akAet~
this business There is soms&hing
more about it than gathering eggs.
There is something more to tRi9aaof
than what to feed. Don't sm;Ae. at
CSS apparent ease Il poultrymah /, ~.
.Broiler raising is quite difflQblll
fS,ssa2s4Iursn1as 5 es,--.-sas--s.
ing eggs, OF fancy fowls. You migai <
become an expert in one and fail in
another. If you make up your mind
to broilers, master that first before
you try egg or fancy farming. Learn
one thing at time.
Chickens will die, despite the best
of care Yet many of the po;,ltry
writer's who sit in easy chairs, and
keep no fowls themselves, will tell you
that properly attended to they will
never get sick. We can prevent
great deal of the ills, but as long as a
chicken can catch a cold as quick as a
man, we can make up our minds that
the only safe guard is "watch!"
Taking time by the forelock, . giving
slight physic when the symptoms of
disease first show themselves, is the
only way we can fight the enemy.
Some breeds are harder than others,
but sickness is apt to come to any
and all.
Every poultryman should own
good dog; or better still, two dogs;
collie, and a ratter. The collie will
protect the property, and can be put
to many uses. A ratter is of untold
value, as his name would Indicate
We have a collie we trained to keep
hawks from alighting; to separate
fighting roosters; to keep the ducks
from wandering too far away, etc.
A good dog, we repeat, is a necessity.
Last week the compositor made us
say that "Pekin ducklings at three
months old make capital rooSters"
We meant rodsterS. But we forgive
the typo.
A person who has not got a natural
love for fowls had better keep out of
the business. He cannot succeed,
nine chances out of ten. If he goes
into it with the sole purpose of "mak-
ing money" he is bound to overlook
little things, which in his opinion ''do
not pay" We will from time to time
point out those little things to the
reader.
The Delaware farm and home. (Wilmington, Del.) 1885-19??, 1889-09-26

Question Box.
81. E." Philadelphia.-The Black
Breasted Reds are by far the best of
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14
co.ton Sod For cs.e.

haNsa tfa hushH's ~ Hur y.E.HU
seed &C. sais ~ n - ger hu.hel
huurtH Mammoth pfuiihr has large
stalks. large iimt- h1il very iarEv. -esd
large .ffsHg spreading ruut. fur o.
i've l.rk. in boil, iut hong H.Iruu.
rrrtmY Nhifr. Ihis rottpu has bong
deep spreading roots whirh give it
v sHsler 20 power ~ resisting drpught
II b. nnl hEatru uHt hK Mind ur Taln
hrHrH y = alm "a absolutely drnaghi
pruHl sHI -tHrui UiaaI. d ,islds w.lk
rIIHHs we'll. a.t d. rA-l'N picked. Tho
t#Tn uGt ifsm fh gau 3. Fery uHr ~
Nv 'bruu o.. giHurf 40 NaFleauf-t.
hsNa EHs seed ~ uy house in east
llas,ehurst.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14
>shosls VISITED b, GO. sept. y. :.
lar D dHriuE %. I-.a.
NuITl S1H. ats:

" iiiIt th.H1tst
spring IliI. Mis- Annie Mathew.
toleruhlt good house
rutcnnla'. E~telle Pitts. good
Perts, Aure llveiv. goal
uian. Maggie Matspn good
Franklin. Melissa inton, tolcrably
good
time Ridrs Alpe Auding interior.
hhlluau, hr J. =. Duauiag. "a
rellaut
.f'-ar Crees Ni- tia Nadiug
good
Eureka, Eala Mtllsap.. gool
Pleasant Grove, Mamie William !,
tulfrlhly good
Eynn.. Mr.. RE Tlcming, tolrrahly
god
Pine Grove. Me. Ieta 4 ,abcrt.
talernhly good
Couai' laae, l. q. Gibb., very
good
N, Pleasant, Mary IIyland, excel
lent
Iair Paw, Dora Parker, inferior.
taLnEEp SCHOOLS
Gu4li. y CUIiu.. common.
fine ridge, , n '13S, tolsFably
good
clear Cresk, J. } l.yuoh. toleably
good
lisgal q Cumberland. ggol.
Epesaezsr, Emma lihyms., good
Pleasant ilill, susie Johnson. In
fcrior.
namasgus, ~. y. Mardsn, very
good.
Lam ilill. ~. Ilun. inferior
Crystal springs, >. 4. knox
good.
Warm Spring Josephine IIellou
very iaferior.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

We are requested % sndouree that
Mr. Wrsterh~Id. ~ Ssptt euuuiy Will
deliver an address before I.oug creek
Allan = neat saturday evening a. 3
n-.n-.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

The iard heftf- tHn+e that a. lps them
selves. Ast Un this theary and rub GA
little ~ ''llunt's cure" and see how
quiek IL uiii care teh. rlngworta tsttur
80 any other skin disease yuu arr troub-
led With. Dor sale rs .. 4. White.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Tie Methodist church ~ Gallman
viii lie dedieated 90 the sccOud suu.
dsY in April. by REV W a. BLACK
- Jackson. There Nil he to scrti.
oe. ard diuner "a thr ground an sIe
inYitsd.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Gold anl ~ilsrr aiehes, gold aud
plated lewrlry. gold pens. r. a ting.
silver PLATED u are. aud rlucks AZ pfiers
hat cat - hsai auy where In he south
tex Rauk ton
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

~lIlah's AuiHfeE 8. hst YOU need Scr
Hu-f I'a...l. l.+. Hf 1rfirtiir, diEf.ny--.
HHI tII .,IuI9Ws uf p} .pep-ia. Price 10
aud - GENTS pes b ft'r sod a. rrnn =
drug store
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Go % & N Iiankstous aad have your
cyes A. with . pair Il his perfect alta z
sf's,etaries, aisd yea Win save yeur sight
and ntouey.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Al kiugs drug Store can ~ had a nice
castor. gsske basket, berry o. plsskls aish,
butter Dish. ~ aliao.t anyihing yon
usVt IA llvfr p.ssea are, al N ehIcA
s. uaFfanfasi ana vslil b. saisf tesr
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Me Babe Sm.tb. ~ trvstal
spring. Mas PHEASANT visitor % oar
sity vrcuty WAiir here sha was
o. guest ~ Mis- MlllFe Anua Rrown
Tie GtHaiiB AIhAn-e will meet
prompf.s az - a. on saturday,
March. lfth far tLH iraHsa ipu ut
special and lm Flran buauest Al
mrmIgr. Iu good standing viii please
takr notice ana attend Hy order 81
etc., President.
n. TAHOE. JE So.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14
SILVER Wsaiisr

Mr. 4 Mu. u. w. frown viii
celebrate the 2sth Anniversary q
tln'ir marriage on the 10Th lnsi a
thu fesideuce 81 Mr. A Me- a..
llargra,s, ~ wLial iiae aud place
they vii h. pleased g. enteitaia tlseir
lllvnds trutn Ito IA T.. "a.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

The best salye IN th@ world far eais,
bruises, sores. ulcers. ssls rheum fever
surss. tegier. ehapted hands. ehiiblalaf,
'rarns and skin eruptiBus. aud positively
cure. ilss - No pay reqHlFed. u -
guaranteed ~ give perfect satiAfsctinn,
~ maney itlundrd. Price - cents per
box. Foi sale bv T.. d. king
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14
lorAL HAPPENINGS.



80 -, -, 40,
.' .'''.''a' '''-'' wa ''A'" W
~ 'a
Ir - hi''s'hs hss returned
i.'" "'-'f'''
N...# lH Town Monday u.st H.I
rHfs. H. night
E..r n.... lrs n.h recovered
ut..r .at ..4e..
H..s 't. been .uirm uI e.
..siH4.l.I 70 tN.al Sparta.
T.. ...aI t4r. s.I.su-HeI over ff.m
4...4.. r,s..ng 4, Tts.I.t n.rulug
Observation-Disclosures.
..,r. ...... ~ 49,, 4.
49,. -
t....
~ ..' ''''' '' 81 ''.''@
'-.....'. 20. 70
' "A
H. Villages. decided Ha .r 80
fu rs aua "a .a.la position
wfll 4 Nan-a.I
Tie o-uatlair' are beginning ."
.'nle i't"hfi b"i nj - ra.t1.E D.
in como ."inlir@
% ans'' niis dollars g. coz IN a
muI.s pI rHu.s wA.t JIi.e
'HisHBu .Ir,3sa Monday
~. .... ga. ELISA u...l.,
~. t.ar .....-.f...l -
..t ...r 49,. f..s..r.s..s
...i..,.,t,.f,. r,,.s...f .,,f.r b, ..,.
a4...v..t v...s L.. ina L.sa
h..t.at.t.t.w.
="
$50 80
haa
a..
800. !" '""h
Iut,srr
au.nsll. t.r.f.r.,
A.. nm.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14
D " Mrrr.,r-.

lur tfamps. t1'ir. 'hulrra Aufhus
mod Plus Hf Ifrhruaf's AulI-trtiy
-ftHi- v .fh lut 4 peer. ~oli rs atl Hr.t
class druggist.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

IN laakstoa has . large MrNea a
Ufban sale In good hN. Tor sale. for one
third v hat " vail cast - grt une lrotn
tlle factory.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

fhr Rev. Tea. ". Thayer. ~ B9ar
bon iua says Both mt elf aud wife
eve uur li,rs 10 shlluh's Consumption
4 ufs.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Farmer. lpus o. year Interest and bay
thr I re- steel i'ises They are bret
rlyss in every rHs9rsE
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Are Nau nal miserable ~ lniigrs
constipation. DiFflur-s. l.n.s ~ Nppr-
tite, yellow sktuf ~hiish's Nitaiixa j.
q pssitsre cue. ~uli at fcun's Drug
Store.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

aaffttfAFA AtttHfas
Ia Ahci, Ella nreaslsn. Lewis sell /.
4uiia nird, Sriverter Overton. n
Huie, ley. II nrann. lsowelia nfown /.
Emma nrown, Mr. Chandler. Kate
t'ustlev , n Dillara. A % Dixon, = A
Gals. = " llendrirks. Isamr Ilill
llarri-oh johnson H. hard kerklsy !,
hill Ross, Wanda ~imoHs, Albert
rhomas. Mrs Ms Washington, a !
" ilson, James Williams.
- -
Rememher that the CITY Dental
laams, are the n~atrst on ths ruad.
81 miuislsrsoi ths Gasfsl are cordial
u u,ttei tulail a Ctfy Dental Rooms
No charge Toe operauags.
Remhmtrf that the proprietor - the
1ig lipulal kuums ha= hal thifteun
,surs ,Apvrsuee, aud guarantees ali
~Wk.
Nhnyon want g,ll suioke stop
at Wares, 90 ~a5hi ,ofaer.
-. - -
smase tbs Ctrni,Ai gistr at y l..
Wac q CO.,.
ahr bs.t boz. .hls ia tue world Tor
tif msury az e.. T. Ware A 20.
Oui'a sot. only % q. a quart a.
-. T.. Msrr a Coz
Sleeping uights. made miserable by
that ttrrtblr cough, ~hhsh.s ,ufr u
titr Kumrdy 90 Neu. sold a. fcun :
drug .lafr.
The Ladies' say hat Or comfort.
stA tr and u4Tauthty thfy have uFNrf
uuud ans sbse hks lhe s1.sD Flauesf
fac iur -sls hN ,has ililer.
truup. valspint cough aal Rr1u-
,Hlt.s Immediately relieved hy ~hhlh Z
turr.
cha3. HlIler "a, ths arxs. and
U.s.. .,.. ,trI -.H.h &c EWhruiitfIss ANA
la,f- es. hruueht " this mAi 40.
AN..sI tH...f.r o.. With each a.f.
I. nI -U.#th' tt4lrh Kennedy. fu.u
lI scott. -.l4 10 Frlu.. hiag ~tarr.
iN IhF llrihmaH iF li"N =. III VIZ"
I.#t tuI n.l.. ..au4l..gaI iiuw uaHI.I
tH WAN h'''a'i.
3 Itrr .H.T NutH -HIiars NtUlyrr i-
guar 'n.s.i 80 '''' ga N''' a. e'"
aruE store.
tHlt ~ alHs csugu can "a - ghis =
ri .uIrd &, -al ID ift NJ guar
go
.t...t...... u. ..+..I .......,....,l.. ....r.
, - : '..,..r...,..'9 A No..
.t.r.
v........ .tf.....fr. ". r......
r.s.... t......f.... t.,..... Ann I'll,
....... t..t.r $50 t...
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

thrathHm' tH.It t.Hit irr- uut leave
thH system We dra.utttsd condition.
huf tones 30 aud streu gthen. you. turr
guaranteed
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

bay a psir - q a. Mare A Co.'S
~ 11 mens shpgs y 0rth 40 Ia aHy
othef store Ia iowa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Cd ~.rr .ut. iur l.sa VIA
Ial = luad rI .r- y. ilatghvsN
t.r.FH ru.af hrlHfh aul sR+..E
irsl,. ..t..IrI Hs ~htIth.-t .fHrlh Htu-
rIf lU.r t1,.ufs Nasal iu.v,tHr free
81 20 feuu'. irHs store.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Tho Young Men are AL having
their epring llafs from thas. llilief. a.
least a dozen ~ them comld be seen "a
the streets SUNDAY.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Ixaimue whites nammath 10 - lew
eirs %" better bargains ean be had any
" here
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Why viii Yua cpuRh "a ben sill 10
rurr viii give immediate relief Price
% gi.., 5ots.. anlsl Sold a. rvnu
lIHg Store.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

fsf Dyspepsia aud lifef Complaint
Nnu have a Tftntr guarantee ~ tsrtt
bottle a ~hiluh's Nitaligrr. " nrtsr fails
o. care. sold a. i'eun's pnaR ~tuts.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

~hi'Yh's cure y To imm pdiafgly rrlisN
1ruup, Nhaaping s'ingh. ani iirunehi-
tis Sold AZ fenn Druw store
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14
az a.

Tir board ~ mltur aud Hi Hrrmeu
~ ilaF.uFuf-t mgi March lltN in rrE-
ui1r -. .iuu present Nsuau.1. I.,i.
hH.stals lul ~aNtun Tor uaNuF
being absent, A hauguld a.tsi he
h. .#at. Meeting rallrd tn order
aui th. t...aHfu4 au..us-. tllu.Bgtal.
IrstsHfer . anal TAX .HI#rt.oF p rs-
porte ufU. ratulurl HHl approved.
It e. rHHH vas upon motto. fs.
'ta-. f.Hu street t4fN far gH4..l
frfIu. 49,. uIst ir-~
luH .H.lHs Hrs ar.HuHis Wrry aIlpu
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

~hil.h's ttlufh Rane.it a positive
cure CO taarrh, ID phth sfia and ankes
month. Sid at ftap's tbfuE store.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

The Helhman I ~ steel pinWs are
fat takinx Ne lead oyrf ~ othrrs They
are Just sho i'loW fur the cuuutry
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

iuT ama bach. eide ur ths-t u-r ~hI
.sl l'auaHs l..a-i,r. frire 81 ,surs
sold 40 l'euu's HHHs -.rr.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Remember " hlte's mammoth 30 o
ieNerY ~peetaeivs, 1hsAs. watheAe
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

nny Four groceries from a.. L..
Ware a 80. Everything fresh.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

ff....H# A' .N#N
IHr Is.lYs .ns ar.aunis Wrr, aIlpu e
N,,at .a.ar ~ 81. sl- 3
n ar-hal. . .H
.HIh. ~. H
Je..r rHHun-un. muls hlre
hHu#ug .a
q e Prime IumH#r p a.
startling a t.t. I'...
J llaHls. lumber. sH.t~
] % Nave. .tgrFt work d. ~
pad 4u -.h1nI naddInE '~fl.4s
Walter JeuAiu- street walA -
JHn Macs. ..raul- w.u
Account nt ~ "A Ium H-bu Co.
Iu.uHtr ea- rrtrrT ,J ha fuI If.W..st
800
Nfnf.s ,tiihatrs prrsru.ri bF
~ , ~t.Hhrn Wura rigr"l tH OH.
.t.f f.. sHNr-ti IsIisn.
co. motion ffs market house was
.-f-r1 fH O n tfnan fIf i~-a al tany
.suIiIiau- ~ isr~
rm Robertson uHs allow "a ~e
am.uuf ~ reduction ~ his taNss ~.
less
Toe following va. offered aud
adopted
s.e D o. 90 ordained thlf hrrr
after am Frr.un dr-lrinZ e. bHrN uu
.uffr .u tHa iiagluhur.t tsm tHa
BBly ~ auv a. ,rAs.i psr-aa. VIII lt
tbe time u their death wss not q re-
dnut ~ tltr town ~ Ivhursi shall
o. required w. phr into t1r taWa
Trrasuts tae .um ~ flye Dollars far
.u.h privilege, after ptrm+nt - saii
.uus sHaj Obtain perm from the
taWu ..rfk Showing that sail -uu has
becu pad
SO 2. ~ u faFtlser oF.lsined that
anv p-r.sn sha shall az anF mrasa IA
tlta naaloilursf eegnefsry 80 bury ths
l.sstlv AZ lamv dac~aaea per~en ~ sail
~e~<<@@ = sN~-wr@ss tiFma q their
18th u aat q Fesialent ~ tls~ to@ .
- naxlehur.f. wifhaat having pad
go amaunt ard Isroearesi tise permif
u .ul.ei iH sell. uHn ~ tlis ordinance
- BW ta~ rftss % assf@stsaFfp Iunr 49,.
.#.... H#..lt ...t.sa.ssff'N ff#fasss fI.s f4t .
s. 49, d LID he fH. -u#H ~ SOC .rs- tls q
... Ff.t.a Psi. WsrH ~ tarHtt q =
.H .f.Ht rruH .rI uHfd said O 81.
aH A. .r-f s.r uHHl
-. o.. z fHr.l.r o. .lalt.a
ta# 90 .rt eel. Ht#I Ora ..a nHrHp ~.
H-..I.iH. IIH tHis ". l.Htu.e -.a'I w.
ed Ser Arep.ns iH rr.nir ant h.,u-
tHf,In 49, .Ii itft..iIur-i rem .farr.
Board t4.b ad.uurBri
~ Iutu
H"..rE
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Keu,hmhrf that th~ proprietor a the
tIy lfpulal kuums has hal thtftesn
ssur- ,Apvrruee, aud guarantees ali
wuIk.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14
EOr,- = a LIZ

= y = = = = , - -
have o. Nsrse portable Naglr en-
giHr ana h.t.tr sr.urt hBud, All
q ~ saw BFanH t,.n stand aHd tret-
~, f.r saIs .leBp PARTIES desiring b
bargain lu % oiu vail a. vel o. eur-
r.- luut u.ta aie
Vs. ttT.uiN.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

= q Abel, Fila hrralsn. Lewis sell /.
4ulia nlrd, ~tiverter Overton. n
uuie, lsey. II EFann. isoweila nrowa !.
Emma nrowu. Mr. Chamber. hate
'ustlev , u billara. A ~ piSon. = A
Gals, ! " llenarik~. I.aar nm I,
lisrrtson johnson H. hard kerklsy !,
sill Ross, Wanda ~imous, Albert
Thomas. Mrs NJ Wa.hingtoa. d !
" ilsOn, james Williams.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

GarIsa .cgihaIi prlgs ct. w.rs'..
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

VIA Nol want az 81 slioke stop
at hargs, uu ~a1ai toFHer.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

81 mtNislsrsuf tbs Isaspsl are cordial
u iutuei tul-ail a cay i,eutal Rooms
SO charge Toe urefatiaEs.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

hrneuier that the CIV pental
Rooms are ths nratrst on thr ruad.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

I,eunemt.er chat llrney Ne rruH ua
Tie elssHtse.i Drug store. - i.' Too. 7
hsfvpra \ IS Dr..sps ani : y 90 .
a.. bruHs are ff.-a ant put" Hh'
.f..e. s.Il.f4.trtk a. every nHH.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

No ffuliR l. safe "a ithaut fllc -
o.. n,asu..t AEtl-,pfit iu thF house
D., tl.htbaI Nutl-rqt.r &c u"Hud-
ana dI-,as,., no man and hyasl is 4 -uyri
eien remesig.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

Oui,a sc. only 20 =. quart a.
-. T.. Narr a Cos.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

-'ryFlug uights. made miserable by
that ttruhlr cough, ~hilsh.s ,ufe y
lhy Kumrdy 90 sru. sold a fcun :
drug Store.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

- .uA F. ysg 7 % alsd ,va.uIurtiun core
s su.d ts 90 uu = guarantee. a. ,uJrs
unsumpt8u sold al iguu IlH.
sfsf.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

That ~ sag csugu can H. - quisk-
Ms .uIud I'd shiloh F.. ,Irr Mr gear
autg. Dc 500 .I ltHas drag st8I..
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

liver, usdt auI hl. family us.. it'
.,a shat Nay br It,h.aHI Auu.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-03-14

ur I.ugul.s AuI-Iu, care, -.i
Throat.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-15

SPEAKER CARLISLE and Mr. Mills have
decided not to ca u a meeting of the house
committee on rules to arrange the order OF
business for the remainder of the session.
Their reason for taking this stand is the
fear that the pressure for the passage Of
such measures as the dependent pension
bill would be greater than many of the
democratic members could stand, if an at.
tempt was made to arrange the order of
business; and all the leaders of the party
are practically DESTROYS that no legislation
carrying extravagant appropriations shall
pass the house this session. This deci>
sion, which cuts out everything that cam
not get unanimous consent of the house,
and the regular ppropriation bills, while
somewhat hard upon many measures that
ought to be passed, and would be if they
could be brought before the house, is
nevertheless wise one. The democrats
are confident of recapturing the house in
1890; they are also confident that the next
congress will make many large and ex-
travagant appropriations; therefore q
good and economical record for the last
democratic house will furnish the very
best of arguments to go before the peo-
PIE to ask for the control of the house
again. Economy and tariff reform will
be the democratic watch word
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-15
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

The property loss at Reading caused by
the recent tornado is now figured Mt $50
600
The total net profits of the Philadelphia &,
Reading railway and the Philadelphia a.
Reading Goa and Iron company for the past
year were 81 69I, 422 81
The comptroller of the currency has au-
thorized the First National bank of Bethle-
hem, Pa, to commence business with CAPT
tai of $50 Gu0
The Prussian landtag was opened 10y EN-
peror William in person Monday The
young emperor was received with great en-
thusiasm, and predicted peace for Europe
Rev. G. F. Knight, of Lancaster, Pa, re-
Gently elected Episcopal bishop of Mil
yankee, has formally notified the
standing committee of that diocese of his
acceptance of the office
In the house Monday Voorhees, presented
petitions of 100 citizens of Washington
territory asking that legislation ba enacted
so that women can vote for members OF
constitutional conventions in the several
territories.
Because the faculty of the medical depart
ment of the university of New York re
fused to promote Professor Weisse to the
chair OF anatomy, eighty-six of the ninety
one students have resigned in n body
Mr.. Allison, from the COMMITTEES on fiuance.
Monday reported TO the senate an amend
ment to the tariff bill proposing general
reduction in the rates on tin plate
Severe snow storms prevail in eastern
Europe. Railways are blocked in Galicin
and Roumauia
Nineteen "Nazarenes" have been imprisoned
at Vienna for terms ranging from three to
sixteen months for melting the people to re-
fuse military services. Several of the pri S.
oners are women.
Has 'Insi,le" Information of Stanley,
LONDON, Jan. 15.-The Chronicle asserts
that the government will be informed of
Henry NJ SANKEY'S safety long before the
expedition led by Thomas Stevens, who is to
be sent out by The New York World, can
reach the east coast of Africa, and that in
the meantime recent letters from Stanley
will be published in London. There are GER
tain reasons, The Chronicle says, for keep
ing secret, for the present, the whereabouts
of the explorer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-15

The republican members of the senate
finance committee are having a picnic
with the people who wish to have changes
made in the senate tariff before it is
passed. Every mail brings letters by the
hundred, and there is continual stream
of telegraph messengers pouring into the
committee room. And as il that was not
sufficient. the already over protected
manufacturer comes himself to speak his
demands. One of them has just handed
in memorandum of forty different arts
cles that he wishes the duties made high
er on. He says he contributed largely to
the campaign fund with the distinct un-
derstanding that ne was to be amply pro,
tected in this bill. The republicans have
agreed upon number of amendments to
the bill, but they do not dare to make
them public until the very last moment.
for fear of the pressure that will be i'm
mediately brought to bear upon them to
make further changes.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-15

TOLEDO, Ohio Jan. l5-At O'Clock Sun
day morning james b. butcher, night
Waterman at Tyier's -four mills, Manhattan,
entered his wifes bed room and with the
words: IL am going to shoot you" COM
menced firing at her with revolver. The
first shot missed her AMI she sprang out of
bed. A struggle ensued and in the scrim-
mage the revolver went off, the ball striking
butcher in the hand. He then deliberately
pre- sed the muzzie of the revolver against
his wife's neck and fired. She fell but i'm
mediately sprang to her feet aud ran out of
the house to neighbours. butcher turned
the revolver against his head and completed
his bloody work by sending bullet through
his brain. Dut her was jealous His wife
Is badly wounded but may recover