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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-13

WHAT CONGRESS- VIII DO.
Work likely to be Acc"m1 1iishcd ri the
Approaching Session "A Gltnns'
Ahead and u Few Predictions.

WAsIiINGToN, Nov. 13.--Now that the
congressman are beginning to reappear
here numerousiy, the conyersaton OF the
capital turns with speculative interest
toward the approaching session and the
legislation it is likely TO accomplish. In
hotel lobbies, bar rooms and drawing
rooms discussion OF the acts OF the Jlst
congress, from the standpOints OF proph-
eCy and surmise, is already rife. So
far in the spcakership race to be decided
in the Republican caucus Of the house,
Reed, OF Name, and Mckinley, of Ohio,
are running pretty close for the lead, with
small advantage in favor Of the former;
Cannon, of Illinois, is good third, while
Henderson, of Iowa, and Burrows, of
Michigan, seem to have rather poor
show. After the organization OF the house
is accomplished the contested election
cases will be taken up, and OF these there
are so many that there may be no lcgisla-
ton before the Christmas recess. No
less than eighteen such cases-an extra
ordinary number-have to be decided,
and the printed testimony relating to them
alone fills 10000 pages. With one excep-
ton, they are all in the south, and the
charges upon which they are based are
purchase and suppression of
votes. The most interesting case is in
the 9th Virginia district, where the men,
ber elected, John A. Buchanan, is charged
with having secured his election by prom
ising to protect the moonshine whisky
people in the mountain regions.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

-Dcliboratioa ton faz prolonged do
fcata it- own ends Nef.on.
There l. NJ uss trying io strike 40
average on honesty The ariic.a must
BE- simon pure Or II Is spurious
You can dwarf soul. just as y1s
can dwarf plant. BY depr.ving b % "a
fuli environment Henry brummouI
la family government let this al
ways be remembered. that no repro1f
90 dsuuncistion i - potent a. tho
silent influence Of a good example
Hosea Balboa
lie Is great slmpleiou who im-
aginos that Gao chief powsr 81 wealth
Is 10 supply wants In ninety
cases Qua Of a huadrcl h creates moro
wants than Il supplies - CI.fon
The tirse ono spends ia planning
what be would do u be only bad th5
money. could b. much bgttsr employed
Ia Studying shat b. De- and hos to go it
aith the means al hand Araalsas
Traveller
ID Is poor encoura cement o. toll
through lie a. auhss Fortune "a p sin
your children. lu nine ease. oat II Zen
large fortune l. the greatest curse
which could b. ba4usatbei g. tAe
young aad Inexperienced Burke.
Tho responsibilities 81 lfs are
gaagcl not b. what vo are. bat by
wha, Ne may BECOME. The man who
has ycuiured only 30 the limits ~ bis
conscious force has only reached che
threshold Of bis possible attainmont.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18
MAlL-oAV Az FAVAL.
Kneitsasmt on the tsiaaa sn the Arrival %
ths Fsstai9hgly rasksL

Eneitsmsat On the Isiaaa en the Arrival 81
ths Fessai9hsly rashsL
The arrival Of the mail throws Fayal
into a state Of excitement Half the
population then come 10 town. and q
hos aud steaming crowd packs itself
into the one post-ofice that the ISLAND
possesses A. the postmaster plainly
evnaaAaasn n hls importance on an ooca-
slon wAsah - pens only once a fort
nl9hk aAtMnea with the letters % tho
liaAla CESS MhAeh SEPARATES the throng
fsom kHa afAAns the stranger h struck
~ L. Nldlraloua q sproportion between
the elna of ~ crowd and that 81 the
panket. = eiFuunssancs whieh l. ex-
planned ~ the fact that every womsa
expecting tidlngs from husband OF sou
i accompanied apparently BY the rest
Of the family. The jabber subsidies In
70 bazz d suppressed excitement as
the postmaster adjusts bis spectaeles
with The most ekasperating composare.
lle calls cut the name on the topmost
letter; q shrill voice GA the confines %
~ @tNN4 AAAAAAsA7# - 1#HAAstsAHtas
when half a dozen hands are stretched
out 70 receive Il and II i passed over
the heads Of the crowd 10 the fortunate
recipient The buzz l. renewed after
each announcement; The postmaster
has constantly 30 repeat his demand
for sllsnee. In whlch he IL Of course
joined b. such Of the crowd ~ have not
yet resolved a letter Az the delivery
Isroooeds the crowd naturally gets
holster. and the postmaster becomes bet
and angry with The exertloa Of shout
ing above TIE dla. Although The uum-
her of letters Is small--Christmastids
brings quits ~ large q packet 10 many
q country house Al home tho work Of
disaribuilos !. long. Cor the eircam-
sianca that each recipient has on an
average ave or slx names. which
fortngese etiquetto seems 10 demand
shall be auly SGT forth on such formal
occssioa - the dispsich 81 . lsttar
Good Words
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

The language Of umbrellas To
place your umbrella 10 . Faek lndi-
Gates that IA II about IN change 0wu.
erssan umbrella carried over the wum-
an. the man getting nothing bat the
dripplngs 81 the rain. signifies court
ship; when tho man has The umbrei "a
and The woman the dripping, u .ndl-
Gates marriage; 10 carry "a Al an anglo
under the arm slgnife. that an eye 10
10 be lost by the man who folioss yoai
10 put eotton umbrella By the side 81
a silk one means exehango Il no rob
berry, % lead an umbrella may be In.
terpreted. 4 am fool 10 carry ara unl-
srella just high enough 20 tear oat
meas eyes aud knock OF meas hats
signifies. I am a woman.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

Zee . -, s.~s. ,msns ns~.s. Froam sA@
s&c~zs~~ ,psses@ VARSITY.
The - efRan = wlna insirunaens
having gfssa eensb*s u pipes Of az
ferent <exfhs a. aA1ex from which
sounds - pfadasua ~ ~ admission
Of ssmfsx*~sd - Save 20 them
alonz s@v1em ~1aassis hgsa bailowA
ms entfsae< = ~ - > determined
~ <sys - stea< @asea BY the PEI
'ernasn us s<reslasal ports u an
organ arM 4 th@ alMratua for eollsct-
'ns asa aastfttu1 - slnd, q ths
mee h@mn = ua~<r Gag ~ keys ana
stop@ sc A ~ rsfam The wiud
having hsun 49, - kseupsess..l IL
carried tel Ions of1ho
organ BY meana a s21aen tnEes called
wind trunks. an = s~smlfud lato the
wind chests lie 80 hamFd 81 a
wind chest |. seuaasA az llks > chess
board with PRO - shave each
square. Zach zee 81 tipes frou right
70 len i oontsssea ~ 4 stop within
reaeh of the ~ hmns end eae row
from front 30 - untrollcG b
key NO pips ca , "a unu tho
drawing OF stoP ire@ - holes q the
bottom o. the EApes al . hey lelag
struck allows a sppqly : wind ~ rush
N under the pipsm flIsw nre mas II
both metal and a woeb aaa as~ d.
Fiaed With resPeet y H. mAnnes Ia
Shieh they are madA 30 8a@ pipes
and REED plpeA Flue pAss ere saeA a.
have an oelong ep~a calssd he
mouih a. the iauetlpu - rs baiy
VITA The foot Of ths plpe l y - mAis
" ~onna By 'As - ~s<@~~sng
sn'''ash . nAFrow n2s7<4 e&led
aes ~ ~'na-~ay' hHs4 ~ tsneee
49, - 'h'.s whiea aru nanaa y
s'uaa 'hf',ash NE 'a@a 'wm a Anasi'a-
P'ss@ s'iaiiaf ~ taat q AeaaioaaA IN
s :. VIA A. elaai'e lAn@ u net
'"e P'PeA aefena aFon fAesF ieas
ioF "" qeaiisY o. t''sir - ! 40 Fsssi
P'fs ~P"h we size - = suth-flea
aha 'hs 'ioFatians % - : 90 TIE
s'stAse organ pclongs p - 0tass ~
teoa instruments ia VITA - NOS
~ a"e - Nihrasaons Impaired - a
"'ay y az y tape thfost nr y tm-
~ y means - "a" pslsai -
'hia iail'i'a Or " wHae % woot or ie.-
-, ~hl'h mas oi~ eai Asea ana No
oll'f y ing over p withit - apeft ire.
inc Pi'sat'9ns are efeaseA - arii az
l.'fo"sA M apertare > Airreni y 'ir
ieehnleHig spcannE, i = iamlaa .
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18
ssl lolous AND EDUCATIONAL.

Fisk University In Nashville. Tenn.
10 doing = grand work among the eol-
orsd people Of the South
Nova scotia has established a freo
Kindergarten Ia connection With hor
public schools The experiment OF
school banks has 30 iar worked very
sell
The nursery and school room not
merely train character which lies be-
hlaa all Intellect but they begin tho
training Of intellect itself Thomas
Wentworth lligglnson.
The nsw Constitution Of japan es-
tablishss religious liberty. AZ is
PRONUNCIATION The Empress role in The
state carriage BY the side Of the I'm
peror iar INA fret time In tho history
Of Japan.
Ii. sometimes said that college
men ~ high rank seldom becoms dis
tlnguishea The remark il proved BY
statistics ~ b. false The first quarter
q college elias usually furnishes
more usoa Of emincuco than the loser
three-qaartsrs
a Dutch minister has compiled
some statistics concerning religion la
the Netherlands The kingdom con-
talns A0l2. sa3 inhabitants. Of whom
Las. A25 are Catholics. 81 693 aro jews.
IS. T6i without any church relationship.
and Z. i09. al are Protestant The
great majority % these are connected
with the National Reformed Church.
la additioa 10 tho number " con-
verts which are reported. and o. con-
siderable number 81 seerat diselplos
among tho men. II IL beloved that
there are thousands Of women la tho
Lenanas % India who aro Christians
They are unable 70 declare their faith.
bat the influences Of their Christian
lives viii b. powerfully felt Ia their
homes Christian az Work
The American Baptist Home Mis-
sion society held IL annual meeting la
Boston recently The report Of tho eK-
( ecutive committee set forth that the
f past year shows The largest number Vt
f missionaries ever uudcr appointment
Baptisms numbered s6t6 aud church
cdldccs were erected "a the rate % I -
per week. Ia Is stated that there are
now 3O1l OO0 Bspilsts iu this country
Rev ". D. Cousins speaking Of
/ Madaza says whoa / arst ueht
f tsrrr. there vc-c thros places % W.
ship lea tho capital. and tWeuly ur
twenty dvc Ia the village. ibore wereuu
schools and Scarcely any hoJzs Nov
la the capital iu connection with Sac
London Missionary Society alone. there
arv tea crowded congregations anl o.
tegn or twonty .n the immsd ata ns1sl-
horhood. wAils throughout the country
there ara 1900 Christian cangrcga.
ti1ns. embracing a Christina cbn-
munity OF 2JD uD people There ara
/ I,ao primary schools Ia which iu1.pIl
.hildrcn -voeiva an elementary eigea-
t.1n. There are higher schools aad
colleges and also printing prosses
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

When yoa don't f-sl vel aad hardly
Ano@ what ais yuu, give y u ~ isatauio
binod halml trial. u ~ a Cue tauir
II. o. Callahan, Charlotte. n a. , writes
~ " p "a q une tanie, and haa doue ma
grcat grsld
l. W. Thompson, Damascus, ga, writes
- beiiove IS y. d IS toe bret hlsat purifier
mada i las groatly Improved nv general
health
IA old gentlemen writes "n n n givea
nae new lie Amd uew strupWth II there u
anything thal VIII maAo AZ old man young,
ID = -. 81 b.
y A shepherd, Norfolk. Va, August
i0th, isss. wutes. = dspond Ca y n A
for che preservation ~ NY heaita. / havs
had a IA my fAmlly now neariy two gvafa,
ard IN al that TINE have Bot hal - have =
dnCfeF
fhos Paula, Alapaha. "a. Writes ~
suffered terribly from dyspepsia The use
= u y y has mado me- fetl ukn u ueW
man ! anald nat take q ttuIaaHi dollars
tor tAs ruHd d has eHHp me-"
W thaaHrs. As r's, Ca, writes Il
had lonN sfrH - ~ Allasl teveF, wharh a.
iast seemed a. settle n nv fteht ten, Hhlah
sWUl 80 un enormously IA u.rrr alsa an.
pgared wairh discharged 4 cop faA 81 ma.
Ter DAY ! thca gave ?. y. H. q trial and
u canost ne"
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

The Chnrrhmaa. speaking OF ths
death of Damien. The leper priest says
thai outside Of the walls 81 Jerusalem
10 q lepers' hospital tonded ~ dua-
eonssses from the German religious
houses Year after year these heroic
women. without pretsntloasness. With
cut ANY trumpetlng 81 their work, al
most unknown - The world, have
waited upon lcper.. while they were
literally dying ~ inches fheis
courage has only tome 10 llght b
the chmmee notice ~ travellers"
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

No Mr. sargent shs Answered
haaghtily. n viii never sIlaw -. =
speak 70 me szaiafa
she sept her word Ernest sarr~nts
nature had been tried In ths balance a
her woEnaaiy discrimination. ana soand
wanting.
ray Ciarence was hear,-whs,. am,
Chicago Journal
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

A TAInND after friend leaves THIS world
By death and passes int tbs eternal state,
an al o. nearly al ~ enc dearsst earthly
friends have gone g. Tie other sida, ths
survivors thoaghts naturally tnrn % tie
stats whittier they have vona The great
future increases snd tha present and
transient scsas lessens In thciF relative at
fractions These absent ones may weil bs
ehiects u be thoaght a. rs pursaea the fe-
naming journey 81 life without them
saeh a person surely needs the hops a
mseting them Ia anothsT and better world
N 4 ladapeadenG
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18
oPrHAIMiS ~ noasks


q r.ias~I Aasesisa wH4er n.u.s*~~
frsaars and ear.f~s xs~~f~xms
OPthaimia or inhami Aasiea ~ - eyes
l. a eommon aaectlon' ard nsnAliy !
very painful one. among hor~eA r.
eause. are various. bal n 80 eA~se ne
animal should be immediately placed
IA the shade. or. what l. better. dark
stable. and coollng lations applied 10
the eye. Sometimes Inflammation ol
The eyes procoeds from some affection
II the digestive organs. and moderate
doses of laxative medicines will prove
very beneficial Aloc= l. the best ply
40 FOR the horse. and should bs Kivon
Ia du~es not excceding four OF ave
drarhms In no ease should the animal
u driven In the ho, sun Or The eyes ex-
ro-ed 20 the direct rays Of The sun
vhile they are inhamea n treatment
i neglected. the disease will usually
@dvsnee until white specks or aim APP
lrear on the eyehall. followed hy total
blindness Piaee your mare IN DARK
bat wull-veatllatsd stable Thea apply
by means % . rag over The eye lotion
made b dissolvlng twenty grains Of %.
tract u acetais oi lead and twenty arops
u belladonna in one quart Of pare soft
water. After supplying this lotion .
few days change u 10 one made Of
lweaty grains Of sulphate Of sinc and
tweuty drops Fl tincture Of CalAbar
bean Ia ons quart Of water Change
abe cloths vet with these lotions two
or thres times day. and wash out the
syes VITA warm wstsr every time tbs
cloths are changed Give the mare
soit ioed. such a. fresh cut gFaas hrnn
mashes and reas& II they ara 20 ~ on.
lslned ~ earctnl nalsnsson ms think
ths inisnmatlan vii - reAaoed and
shs eyes restored ~ h@althful conat
ten la thr~e o. ioar weskN Il COZ
socasn ~ \, saa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

III requires moro experience ani
good iudgment 10 cure clover cheaply
and nicely than 10 cure. timothy, 5nt
n h better bag when you get a. Toe
most purposes. and n leaves The lana
10 faF better cenaliloa for ihe lolloW.
lax sF0ps --nasal Nsw isFksn
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

Ga The deck % the steamer. CO on bOarA the
Train that - - aFar yoa away from thn8e
dear 70 You. yoa vii, Il yoa are wise. have
@Riely slowed away In yonr luggage q sum
ness lia@tatteF'a kaomAsh higters. Cutn-
merciAA travellers, tourists and nanneer
euiisrsnts eoncar IN teasifFng 70 tha forte
TYING and saxina properties "a tha great
t@nAc Use Tor Constipation, bilinusuesa,
maiariai and kidney complaints and nerv.
UslNHeaa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

An antiquarian and sfndamt "a
rolanhiA. Pa. says he has evia~nos
that tbs coaiinsnf was settled abost so
years AftaF he delnRa. and thai tho In
hanssmnAa wers hAxhls clsiiAasa sna
Nasa tools VI melAk
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

Tms slave train NAV ba accounted extinct
in tFFpi Daring tHe .ast stHtFea martRs
auiy four slaves have bcea lap1ried lnt5
tlAl CauufFF.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

FiFTr-rwo chirEs fron fry eggs ia TIE
re-" fl that lsrnaHe~ rrE IW.Ha man
broadly plfseals Ia L44a.l VI oao VI as
haErh.ag bees
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

THm authorities IN Holland have decreea
that weuaaa cAn not serve GA q nchoal
beard In aweaea IL has boeA daciGea th3a
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

AHAs FRAvciscn nrln has bnlit tha larRes,
vine cellar lu tae word. b u rarabin q
holdlng AW0u00 gallons % wine. Ia o0st
was 11,u0
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18


- hauEttuv cite Fafsa8 SEA
NNHs NlHHNEH breasted ~ nrHwu.
"sae q 81 zee Ihat H.H Hfr hFss
Aha HHsf afHrtH.i aa.5Ia .H t. sos.
Huf velvet saIH Hf r.ns... 2 T.s
ARn OIL uH Na.H tn ta9. avHfa
taF.rfa fra" rGf.#I .Hf Gee t.I
HH save bee ffs"...a NIH
The Treat amt sovereign remedy kHuwn
ne wurld over, frr Cd f.ma.a truau.ra. BE-.
nammaii1n, rruel tat saahrs, end internal
alsPlacrmeuts l. Dr. lfree's taFurtta lrr
srrpfnu. Dc Is the uU'F gsHHr Hffsi cure.
BE guarantee rl every bottle wrapper
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18
TAE Arr 90 oagss.


Those Caiar. shaaid - wasa whisa msf
mastss ~ "a ths tasss.tssiaA
thsyrcul lays dsun hara-ana- "a
rules About the tinis that may 10 plaea
with advantage aga aai certain coa
pl,Kion- ana tho-o whieh ar dair
mental bur the g. n i a. 40 tha cad
less variety 10 the hFsiaal aspeet u
human Beings y saci taat a - mae.
leading o. cIu-s then Ia mAmy eAse&
~ fair ca DARK snaer any Een.
orni denomination shaisuver TIE
skin may have mor, or -. ~ iha
bi-trc and yeilov-oehre ZONES 'hai be-
long q aarz hair. though ihs hair b.
,elf may - al any shade from dust
color - gold The caprice. ~ nature
being -o diverse 10 fnlioNH taat such
rules must bo elastic and are made D.
bo violated almost a. often ~ not
There 8. one rule. hos ever which
seems % b. absolutely int iolahlo.
Where nature has been lavish wiih bct
colors lho decorator should o. sparing
~ them No admixturo o. strung That's
can hclghnsn the brilllaney = Rubens
hoauiy. il rather detracts irom il aad
faiigues ths eye. the rulioi n contrast
being needed n she picture. Instead
of glowing. be subdued ahd loa toned.
thon the background. the acenmpani-
meats. the frame, 80 to spoak. may
with advantage do their BEST 90
draw attention 70 their subject ~
thc gold haios and gcm-.nernsied
triptych viii add force and value 70
The pale Madonna and saints which
they inolose. Herein lies ihc great art
II dress. a. know just how iaF b draw
attention 10 clothes aud ~ further;
never 10 sllow them 10 impinge upon
thu interest that should be conferred In
the face have scen intellis hu.
man beings who apparently chose that
their attire should ~ the drst and last
thing ons thought q Ia connection
wIth then No bsautiiul 3ommas II
she - clerer wi&aaa, mskes tbs re-
s@kN llsr dress m&9 be $50 nsnnas 4
saas hssahs&n her aatFsefiens Il iaa|s !.
oAIslF khnanns Il shonla nm4nn n4ssAa|Ah 4
aMx - il6hf - We f0''1 q 80 ~
noe@ atksnw ~ Q#aest NIlzat@th -
ere aanalaa with - elush 81 eota. 80
pearl nmhFsiaerea Fu8 sna %elaA
ssnsmmrhef reeorded Ia Zaechoro's por-
traits u that vain and ill-iavored SOW
erelgn hey are the womAn. and tako
AZ andue rrominence In our rcoolioc-
ton ~ tha thin. shadowlass face salr.
rounaed aad overpowerea W 80 mach
maguineenea Bat Of her heaatiful
rivals clothes Ne hear little. and. when
we think % the iiolyrood portrait q
Mary. h h the rehnsment and dlgnlty
Of the lady we remember not the
splendoF Of her apparel Fortaight-
~ Revisw.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

Nvxhr thira p@Fsan ygu ne~t h troubled
know how 70 Ret rid 81 h Tha caua@s are
easily recoFsind A lax u auffacient eWer
gise, eating IN murh By persons u aeslnn.
taFv habit&. iudulRpnua Ia tna Firh feasi =
sluNgish torpAd liver where lha binaa doaa
nos Do 10 duty, and hiia "a allowed a. a..
eyes ~ turn ysll0w, the skin . inak thai
and Onarma, aud the cumpIeNinu yellow o.
daFM. fhnsa ars aare tnd1Fafluna 81 hliiaHa-
nesa. HroWn'a ira hitiWrs 10 thn rsmnsiy
Yea want u acts directlF upon thm hinod
cleansea and purines ~ and sends ID on ~
iaurney through the channels - the liver,
RFinK % u aetiVliy and clearing aut che
hls II viii FeHaFe he yellow ilnea FROM
tsa eyes aHd the eHnp lFasna leaVing the las
Leg fFasn anH giesr
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18


MID rIIaHlet climate. ,. Ita'l aHl abundant
crops. hfs. lr... .r4.H Eras., stucA country
On tHr world F.IIrfHrHaf. frse. Address
OrUgou lu4nl.a r.il.l li..ar,l Portland Oregon
NEyrH whisper In clHuaay ~ what yea
wlsh e. sar .i. Hut Ha 81. aeu 44d, reserve
u uuti 21etner time
A. cases rf weak .r 'aH.s barb. baetsesr,
Rheumatism. u. Iu.I r#. Too o. wearing uHn
- Carriers Smart hF.i aud I#IHI.raH
haeEashr f.uslsrs. Frsf hyaH's frE teen
Ptcr,nutlEs Of red ana green cloth cams
into fasaion a. th1 close % ne uheeuth
acuturv.
HsiTsrarn erH u'iHrs HH return Eudi
este fH.H vt.h q ennis 'tH.Hrur San
Hl4s La.r ASA MHIta,r iITn, sH eeufs
Nsvraaprear indifferent when others are
talking L.st ~ p1llg.y % utcIJ talHs and
ton 70 Interrupt
Avr one can take Cariar's tIft'a Liver
Pills, they are sn N.EF H.a.I NH trouble o.
swallow, NJ pA.u er srI ...s after iaainF
THE SUM. la-J laws CO ll.ehard n pro
hibitel collars from being vera. Ab1 laN
was Sever sui.ro,A
A iAr sMpEr rpr Dr. ''Taus"Ha F.rca
Cav hair II by universal custom prohib
Ted la Persia sa1 u never arHu4
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18
True Economy

fF " 90 tnsHs Dua it...HF' is H.ls|rsH sos ga
true oHIF Of tHIs fH.sl Ha#f'e3Hr. tfT 90 HsH 3D.
FrsFa tHls HuF H.a.l.a vi ID af .I.# aai
nlrasura Bee HfHHls See ulH eos .f tu H..H lo
q. asras.nfaIs huw rrrd ere a'rsff...s. aHt gee
at. sos taat tha afHraae r..a fF bel SOC Hf tifeF
ESQ Hass A. .rss fHaH tFar. rfrf laIs bel frffa 90
Iy rfrfaHiva fF HHTrar ~ EHs Itar "a. aIa aad
seI.nHar ef tfHs1.i 10 safHa #afII.a
" taah ha..as HafsaFaf' ID I've tHss ~ aHrnfffs
fFsneHsis. aHd esHrf.l as rf o. go ne = vest
auluHut &C Fsaa' a. W1tttruHn, VaineT. "a.
Hoods SaFsaparilla
ga - " sfuss.sfs ussrf.rfk Prepared auIy
~ e, l. HOOD q DN.s tausiL Mars
100 Dpgea One NallaF
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

PtcrAnutfEs OF red and green cloth came
into fasasoa a. tho clos" % tie uiieeuth
aeuturV
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

liners II MoMt WONDERFUL poplar
tree iust bsyond sharp Top Mountain. In
Piekens CBunty. Ga. few miles from
Jasper. rh0w who have seen this tres
tell - that Il has two trusts. both por-
feetly developed and slandlhg two ~
thrce feet apart - theiF basas and look
exacsly lixs too smooth. stFsighi pop
lar trees Az a Insight Of shiFty or Tory
feet these tive trees come together and
form one peerless body. from where thsy
ioln 10 tAe top d - an undecided
qaestisn a. 70 the eausa % tails freak.
from the syIuuetrieal proportions II
Tie lwo lodsss from the 90 nd 10 the
fork. enc would almosl shiak that shea
the t~o 1ru@x were kAallAss <bey 30
came iolssd toUrz4@< 1n4 ~alse pna
TAs s.a ~ Aasles
and - So Nl4 - aavine
Rraoeiully - 1azA 11x s. - popa-
Lar = soan@fx|l eal<1z
mass nseresef. ~ = - 'snss
thslisI.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

NsvRA appear iaA TgreHt when others are
talking Llst#a p1llg.y % ctcIJ talHs, AMI
ton 70 Interrupt
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

wmKS wnEFisa re ABsWmFMEa@ rGsAsH
Ks0eA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18

Ailc sn1Er flr ~ 'raHsHT, F1r5a :
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18
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Architectural Iron Work,

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N~AAH p #sla go .fiFs H.aa Ha q 81
tNANVKH .a rsals 80 Hsa - aaaa ANaff sd
II 49, - HHaHsf go sHHeasra e sfFsaes taii 80
4 NH HH aat tHN ameHiH fMkM We maan afi
salARE -. b. =. 90 f-si i.s.. ~. as.s