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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

~HA 'WbaA ApNhA oouA@N IN
Jackson
Rev. |. w. Cooper preached IN
Wesson Sunday.
Geo Covington spent Sunday
ia Crystal Springs
Mr. Underwood, Of Terry. Was
In our midst Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. West filed the Metho-
dist pulpit here Sunday.
Grant StackhouSe j. agent NJ
this place for Earl A Day.
English peas and strawberries
are being shipped from this place.
Rev. \. Z. Caldwell preached nj
Shady Grove Sunday afternoon
The millinerS have been doing =
land office bushes this aud last
week.
Affair Humnhric- spent SUNDAY
In Crystal Springs, with bis
parents
Decoration day will be observed
this year with much pomp aud
ceremony.
"" ~ greet 10 know that L. q.
Britain Is an has been quite sick
for the past week.
Me~srs J. |. aud II T.. kilpat-
rick. Of Texas. are here on a visit
Go their mother
A Nav Dav celebration would
he Ru 'immeuso" affair for Halle
hurs' Can't We have il
A II Kirkland. Of Jackson, Wa
Ia the city Recently. i,nking after
the interest 81 his foundry.
Forty-sevcn negro school tesrh-
"r- were sxam,ns~l last week lv
Superintendent H. L. A. Stuart
IT. dimes 10 straws that the nan
Who wt1'c n thing ~ beauty i
JOY forever" had reference 10 our
paris
We are nov turning out some
neat AL tasty job work. When
ynt are in Ge..l Of stationary send
IA Nourorl-ra
W nm !er~tAn III II Far 4 DAY
VII rnp'1y young ladies 10 pack
iomato.n-. Ai their she'd. We
think IL l. a gool ides.
Ed. Brown. Jr., left for Nash
Vile Friday night where he goes
tn enter the employment Of the
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Why cant the old soldiers have
a reunion this year. and select
Ifa1lehurst "a the place for this
Meeting ? Our riiizrEs should
try 10 work up something - tiis
kind.
Mr.. b. ID. Godlold. II the Allen
neighbortoed. gave IA u pleasant |
call Saturday and demonstrated
80 fact that he knew a good thing
when b. saw il by subscribing for !
THE SIosAL
The school b ard has passed |
81 order closing the public school |
At the end Of eight months. This
Will occur on May -. The pros
pect of four and a half months
holiday ought To make the pu~ IL
very stndious.
We are In receipt Of Our Ami
NAL Friend" monthly journal
published by the American Society
Tor the prevvntatioa al cruelty 81
animals, at New York. II IL q
very interesting Journal and de-
serves much success.
Bob White, colored, Of LAYER
ance county died April 18th and
from the best statistics that can be
obtained he was at least 100 years
old. lie was bought 81 years
ago BY the late Col. J. n. Oats
In North Carolina when supposed
b. be aged IS years. lie had
been = very active man up 10 y
short While before his death.
Prof. Montamsnt and Mss Car
RE Redding, entertained a few
friend. he Brown House Cat
urday Might witb excellent music.
Prof. Montamant II perfection on
tne violin, while Miss Residing our
home pride understands handling |
he piano. and II IL needless 10 say !,
that the two rendered some hns
musi~ The music vas intersper-
ssd with songs rendered by Miss
Mary Redding and Mr. Barring
Ton. The evening was very |
pleasant one. aud the entertainers
may rect assured that their enter
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21
Citation.

xfkrE ~ MISSISSIPPI
In Cleveland Goatley You ~
commanded % appear before the Chan.
n@ry Court q the Coauty q Copiah Ia
said stste on the secona Monday In
MAJ lsg1 10 chow csase II any - can
abs nnal aucount nos ca tile ~ Cath.
crime Costly Adnlx vertus Estate II
W. A. Gostley should not be allowed.
J. Y. MAKrtS. Cletk.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

Eaxlisn ~pavia Liniment resa svea al
Hard. ~oft ~ Uaiioasei inm1s AL blsn
lshas from nurses, blo.aa spavsas. euvbs
spllut&. sNeeney. FlaF- bone. sginas
~ aias. all swollen thrbAls. eaaxhs. etc
save s1 b. ase IL one bsltie. Waraa,
ID tn msat wpalsrial bleinlsh enFs
eve known Spll by n Barniey
urawxlst liaxleharst. Ms.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

Tue Publisher % the Family Jour
N N lare determined Ia largely increase
the circulation 20 their paper To 10 thi.
we make the following auparrelled "a
ser. We giil send absolutely fres, past
age prepaid. the celebrated
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

tine white and liver sVottsd setter. the
other white aud liver spotted pointer
Any lnformatton lssdtug 20 their ~
recovery wtli - resArtled Al this ufft-s.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21


y 10 Andres Catching. loa are enna.
sldei O. appear tefore the Chancery
s-slrt - coplah coanty, "a saia state. 81
the second Monday ~ MAY, ls9a. 10 he.
Tend the suit IN SAID court "a patsy
catching, waerein you are defendant
m-3l-4t j. q MARrts, clerk.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21
EvAMsron PuB. 90.
Evanston, ~


OfIice of \ thsrry, n Drat0n 50
Savannah Ga. Doc, Ia. is9O.
Measrs. iappman Bro4
lear Sirs-I wonld Like to add my
testimony 10 the almost miraculous Nh
feet 10 II PP In the emse ~ Mary Ingra-
ham, . woman living on my place, che
bad constant cough. sore throat, debil-
ity etc. and was emaclatad 10 q degree
that she was unrhle o. get out ~ bid IN.
aided. being given up ny physicians che
bail taken the rulnos@ 30 called bleed
Medicine. without the least effect untll
being pot under the Il 4 Y sha lmmedi.
ately hsgan 10 Improve and In now in o.
gosd health NJ ever in her life. You
eau refer 20 mo nj any time ~ 20 the M.
feet u II II Y In the forsgoidR cases.
Samuel Cherfy.
PIP v . wonderful medicine. IA gives an
appetite. II nslgorates and atrsnus hens
PIP Y cures rheumatism aud ali pain.
en side, bscs and shoulders. knees. hip~
wrists and joints PIP n cures syphills
In all lts various stages. old ulcers. cores
and kldnsy complaints. PIP pcnre~
eatafrh, cessna. cryasplmw. all akin dis.
case@ and meFeurial poisoning ppp
urw@ dv@papsla. chrenar female cum.
plant and broken down constitution
aud lues of manhood. PPp 10 the beet
blood purified ~ tho age iIas made
mote p~smananl cures than. sil ether
hlood remedies
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

g. o. Whttss drug store f0F latapi
designs ~ shirt stud.. watches. rAatus.
can butions. reast ptEs rtc.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

A new and full hns "a ire papertses.
paper. envelop~s and . complsts sss5rt
meat % ststlonery. A. wllliamson'a.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

Pure ffesh and unadultsrafed druxs
AMI chemicals IN full line ~ pafenla.
can bs h~d ~ ealing On r.. &. William.
So.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21
For sale Cham

A neat cottage with four roams. os-
Hrra ~ land ia Ia in east Hsxlehnrss
Also or win and mlll On good tsFm&
FoF particulars Sec
NsT asa. 10. HANNA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

When you want your tools worked on,
your wagon repaired. your buggy fixed
~. ur shnos Co your horse carp them ia
nsiway's shep. lie has good wcrkmen
and nses only good material and bis
priees are reasonable.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

This list contains forty If the
white citizens. All Of the COLOR.
cd people send their petition.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21
The Chauianqna.

Quotations from Toe.
Lessons German Literature Chapter I .
Two Old Faiths Pages saba
Paper sketch % Ali v a Pheoby Cary
Miss hengaf
Reading Selection from the Cary Sisters
Miss AnJing
Reading. The iIegHa Milsapa
Paper, Mshomet- Nr Cald@ell.
Paper, Sketch "a re -Mls. Mayea
Muse Mrs Rsddlag and Coslng.on.
Place u meeting Mlss Mayes
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21
What Is
CAS1'0RIA

r
xnfAnt., Compiaint@
Chlar~n Ca~sa@
hsns u Mothers kisa.
csmahnt for
49, $500 s"sss Kn-saa@ s-asasas
ahaasna seasss asais1a iii - oaara i ASsAiya ny
M Murray o.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

Gotta Whites Tor good poceEet knives
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

Bay your boys and misses shoes
nj Granberrys
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

Col. Shapley RnsA 20 Maea. Tsxaa.
father - ssssv tnss, save that -Cacte.
sine. the CatarFh rure dld him nsore
good than al the other medicines. for
saia N kIng's.
The Progress., 1892-10-08

outside of Shreveport. There ought 10
ba maintained here one OF the Des'
schools in the parish. 1t presents me
ouening for Il competent, mascu"iio'
middle aged teacher.
Our cotton crop is short. but we arc
harvesting the finest coru crop We haNo
made in wears, and the turnip patches
are growing up right royalty. So, with
,lentv of potatoes and peas on hand, We
IRE still cheerful and hopeful that IL we
eau win the election for the Peopie
Party in November, a brighter day may
,et dawn.
ON The II inst. the Peoples Party met
~ ,nasse at the school house aud organ
| zed a club, endorsed the partys nom-
| uees, etc.
R,,t. to return to the subject o. educa-
| ION. we think the success of the People ;
Party will prove a more potent FACTOR Ill
The educating of the children than the
lI,yying of taxes, for We know that many
llaboriug men aud farmers are TOO poor
q, take advantage of schools, even wheu
est. b,ished at their doorS. lIrt Loulsl'
ana arise in her might and help throw Oh
the financial yoke placed upon her pN
one of the old parties and held on p>
both of them, and. then, may the poo
children learn to read. L think sne VII
do it. | know of no method so eheciua
ia instructing the mas es AS that adopted
! by the Alliance aud other labor organ!
izations. Few read tue pc itlcai paper
> and lever still understand them. IL
ueople are reading, heai ing and tHlnkint
z W., will soon have a State full of INTEL
gent vot, rs. The war of 1861 Is over an
u we are finding it out. BUNCoNBE.
The Progress., 1892-10-08
GRAND REUNION OF CONFEDERATE
VETERANS.

NEIEkAN~.
The Lake Charles Echo request
the papers of Louisiana TO pnblsi
the following. which TIE PROGHEs
does with pleasure. We We're 20,
Young to engage in the late war, Du
we.can show orr appre ciation OF IN"
heroes who were old enough and al,
offer their lives Tor the principle
that they and we love 50 we'll;
coNRADFs Calcasieu Camp No. D..
United Confederate Veterans, hi'vr %
| Danizrd Il grand reunion OF oil 'o.iTIG
| at Veterans OF this PARISH anu N"'','
vest Louisiana. to be held orI"b''.
1902 which will be Columbus Day, o. l.
40OIb anniversary of the discovery 81
America bv Christopher Coinmou
mis- dov will be observed all over I'll
United States as national holiday
We propose to erect camp III one %.
the h-autiful groves that suTfoH"d OF
~ ,yher,. all the old Confederate So
d,ers will be fed and sheltered, I'M
bringing back the memories ot bic "as
frnn 1861 10 1865 when We stood iVGeih.'
for ~ cause we all loved 50 welt.
Around the campfire. on the niSh1 "
the 2,hh. We propose 90 meet each "'n.
with the hearty hand shake and recon-"
Ihe scenes of bygone days-the STORY .,
, march ID vouac and battle. OF dangers o.
. feId ana food. of TRIALS through neat az
cod. I'M n word, TO have one m"He goo
oh Couledrrat rally before we pa
n,y,V into tn Great Beyond.
| Every Confederate solder. whe,net c"
, rolei or not i'll the organ" it.1h "'
limited Confederate Veterans, Is 60
= daily invited and urgently requested ''
;, attend. :.,, So,
= s rrangemeatsswi.l be made with Ta-'
roads 10 gave reduced rates over thf
= lines. -.,..,
! Distinguished ex-COnfedeTate generr j.
a among whom will be gen. Gordon. com
muuder in chief of the United C"nfeor.
ala, Veterans; Gen. Mormon, huiu,a
gene al; Ge, ;. Ly man, BeaurrSa'u a. ~ 2
hurh Lee, Early, Nichols ana otnt
arr, expectru to be in atte dame. Az
Irif.r-on Davis aud daughter, Miss W IA
70 ME, are Invited.
Eloquent speakers will be present I'm
deliver addresses.
Come. and induce all your conrau'S
come with YOU, aLd meet soldier w
,o,,,p w. n. ALBERTSON,
- JuHS NCCuEAICK,
- TIIus. X, EINPrTEH,
We w. l.. HUTCHTSs,
We G.. NJ. GOSSr TT,
JOSEPH LANDRY.
Ii. II. SToDDARD.
III Arrangement Committee,
The Progress., 1892-10-08
TALK up YOUR TOWN.
The "Croaker'' Was Never Calculated to
Build Up Town.

The ssCrOaker' Was Never taicuia1eu 10
Build Up Town.
SHREVEPORT, La, october 7. 1892.
To the Editor of The Progress
swe go about town from day to dav,
and talk to the various business men, we
sometimes get so tired that we wish we
could. like Rip Van Wrinkle, go some
where and sleep a few years. and then
wake up and find the croakers all out OF
sight; that they had been gathered in by
their heavenly Father, where they can
no longer stand in their store doors and
bewall the hard times. Yet we fear they
will not be satisfied, for verify We believe
they will kick, no matter where they 20.
They seem TO think it q part of their
business TO abuse the town or somebody
in il. Instead of saying 10 the stranger
that Shreveport il played out, they
should have word of encouragement
for every one that crosses their door
step. Ask one of these same merchants
; to advertise his business, and he tells you
that it don't pay. be ought to take his
sign down, so that nobody can find him
We are happy TO say that there are not
many of THIS class III shreveport. Yet
! we suppose that The good Lord intended
Z, them FIR purpose, like many othe
G things that are of no seeming use. TIT
{ trouble is, they never die or leave thu
town.
Talk up your town. for we have got
o good ON. Many croakers owe all the
IL have 10 the town, for they came her
a with nothing, and have grown rich.
- 1t is true that calamity was visite
e upon us by the spring flood, but becaus
y,.u are not raking in the sheckels by tn
D scoopfui, it is no reason why you shout
Te stand all the day long and abuse th
y town.
ut Take down your goods and dust II
1t accumulation of years from them. Il
like YOU see the wide-awake advertiser
business men doing. Put in q nice from
keep yourselves busy making your goo
as attractive as possible to the passiI
public, aud you will begin to lose yo
as croakiug habits, aud have good wo
TO say at all times.
!. It is living fact that the mercha
and business man who is liberal advt
=" tiser is always we'll satisfied with his bt
UT mess. and is always ready 10 say a go
on word for his own town. Yours truly,
uT ID
The Progress., 1892-10-08
A GOOD NEIGHBoEH0oD.

That norton OF Caddo parish IL
tho neighborhood Of Jewella, who
several years ago bore little signs q
Improvement, has in the lasS few
wears undergone wonderful trans~
formation. The cultivation OF fruits
vegetables and diversified farming
has made that section a prosperoU5
neirhborhood. The number OF small
farms. with their neat houses and or
chards, have by the enterprise o.
their owners become verltable ga
dens.
The people have worked out o..
debit. have reclaimed old fields and
enhanced the value of land from -
to so. SIS and $40 per acre. For 10
stance, Mr.. Walter Monkhousc, bF IL
telligent industry, made portion Oh
the old Ward place as good a farm
as can be found i'll Caddo parish. L.
Yields q handsome profit every year
The orchards, COWS and stock Ill tina,
thrifty settlement bring their owner
q steady income and better prom.
for the time and labor employed then
some of the large Red river pianta-
tions. Every year witnesses steady
9 Improvement and growth. Jewell.
d has good schools and churches, ao-
g a thrifty and intelligent communlt,
are rejoicing in the change OF the Oh
e one-crop all cotton, idea. This p0r
o ton of Caddo furnishes an object les
z son. and is fair settlement Ut VIVA
!, can be done, and demonstrate tia
Is hill farming can be successfully con
= Quoted.
The Progress., 1892-10-08
JUST FOR BUNCOM8E.
"Twixt" Spring Ridge and the Texas
state Line.

"TwfXt" SpfINg 1sfuEo
state Line.
BUxcoNBE La, October s. 1892.
To the Editor of The Progress:
p.emi,,g that few dots from Bun
eombe would be of interest to Your
readers, I venture tn infiict this upon
Won aud them. But as some oil your
readers may not know where that part
of the moral vineyard called Buncomoe
il situated, perhaps it will be best for me
TO cav right here twixt Spring Ridge ana
the Texas State line, thence north TO
Lick skillet. H. does not, however, in-
clude either Of the above mentioned
cities. but does include one of the newest
and ueatest rehooi houses in the parish
The Progress., 1892-10-08

The subscription price of THF
PRoaRzss is the very small sum OF
sl.OO. On receipt of SL5O we will
send you The PRoaREss for one year
and fifty famous novels. just think
of it. Read our ads. and choose your
books
The Progress., 1892-10-08

For the St. Louis Fair, to be hell
October 3 to s. the Texas ind Pacltle
railway will sell exeurrion ticket e.
one fare for the round trip. selling
October l to inclusive, good 70 re
turn to aud including October Il
The Progress., 1892-10-08

For the Alliance Picnic at stone
wall. La, on October 8, the Texas
and Pacific railway will sell excaf
sion tickets at oue fare fcr the roaHc
trip.
The Progress., 1892-10-08

Look through the paper and real
our unprecedented offers Of preiaiGma
for subscribers to The PROeREss.
The Progress., 1892-10-08
nrelv Nlntnnl COMPANY .

ePENN is apurelyMu
ofisso is nearly half century
the largest
the desirable and advantageous
by
sin tn scenceo Underwriting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
Villas FOR THE PLANK As SUBMIT

and said:
Mr. President: | shall drta!n You but a moincn,
! presume thcr" Is no gentleman hero VIII, +, NJ ali
acquainted with my public :ccord and my prlyntc
record ~ II follower OF the Democratic portv VIA
does not KNOW TINT every expression In In, proposcI
resolutions read 10y the gentleman from Ohio haze
been over and ngiin reiterated from Nh. str,n
ana ifoin the platform now for these many
years (chccrsl but also desire +, maxi, tht'
t"nmrk: II Is impossible b say too much /,
IS almost impossible Ia enough I'm an
OF the lnquIlons ana rccldcSs tariff legislation whch
has been Inflicted upon this country. There nra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

TIE EVENING SESSION OF TIE CONVEN
TON
arLFcHES or GOvEHNOE ABBETr NAMING
tLLVLLAND. OF DE WITT NAMING IIfLL.ANp
DuNhCOMBE NAMING BOfES WAITER.
son FORCES THE SUBSTITUTION OF
PLANK FOR TARIFF Tor

REVENUE ONLY.

chicago June "9.-Evcry mau-sp spectator or dele
sat"-vip held wigwam ticket. know fun wen a, no
went To the big barracks This afternoon. that bcf r. On,
'"-'lon was over the battle would be- on. The a,
sumption that there would be- skrm,h or a battle
was based partly npon the that tn Commlic, on
Resolutions would probably report Partly. too. the
anticipation Of the throng Was based upon the CON
rictlon that another Democratic Presidential uonln
would have been placed I'm history before the 81, sion
should have ended. Tickets were being sold unnn IA,
cnrb' out Idle ia" hall for si2 to 40 each The atmo
ph'rc was charged heavily with moisture. TN, mon
In H." galleries took OH their coats New orl,s del
'gauon' with Croker at the head first into the
hail. aud the genuine Tamnnny veil leaned forth fran,
the bench rows directly behind the alt rnatc,. \ cry
II " lII' went up but n sound Hike c,capinc ,,.,,n
'hot out from the no,r and grew TO whst!ins kissing
storm.
The great tlrons. however. subsidized when Chair
m"h wilson thnmpcd III" desk with IA wooden maet
nnd the Session had begun. The Rev. Thom,, Reed
Of Cedar Rapids. Iowa. presented nj , 3, y m
and he offered n prayer which. while cbar,ctcrl,e,
by high dignity. was strong and elected applause ot
Its close.
Tho temper Of the audience was clenrIv ,, -,
quick demonstrations The band ~ brass and reed IN
,rnm,ns started America" while vet the convection
was awaiting tl" Resolutions Committee and tho
strains Of the familiar hymn brought hundreds 70 their
feet aud cheers hom all. EXGovcrpor Campbell
At.
greciiii, WAS vocfcrons. General Daniel f. slclIcs
slowly entered. the hall upon his cruichcs and whom
the onccegcd soldier was recognized and chcercd no
took his seat
Up rose Delegate Dubignon OF Gcorc,,
and moved 10 adjourn until II A. m to
morrow. Wells o. dcrislpn met this motion
coming from yrGia and the motion was souareIv
put before the convention by the Chair before hc w
buried In n storm Of Nays
TX Secretary Whitney entered at G:IO D. m and
TOOK "A place on the chilrman's platform Goyernor
campbell At 6:1j p. m. started ON a final tour Of
the delegations. presumably "A ml,soNary errand
He first made his way Michignn's chairs and tho
entire body Of delegates from that state lcapd upon
licir chairs and chccr'd him, while Don Dickinson |
sfro' Vi him. The tour was continued amid cheers
TIL. PLATFORM BROUGHT H.
Al o"f Delegate Charles H. Jones Of Missouri
hartman Of the Resolutions Committee nppcnrrd |
pon The PLATFORM Addressing the convention he |
ala: Il am Instructed by the Committee on Re-, I'm
IONS 10 present u you n, report Of the committee
~ following resolutions ard their ndopi on |
D order that yon may more distinctly hear whnt the
Imhiuce has prepared, I intend TO ask Gentleman !
no Is as familiar mvscf with the nina eoorv
the platform to read IL for me. Auplauscl And
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
IHH SNH. IIIUTE. ADOPTED.
Tho secretary continued the roll call with tms

In response 70 The call Of Colorado. the chairman
of the Colorado delegation said Colorado votes fOr
the honest Democratic plank. eight votes yea" ZAP
plauscD
yea, - votes nay. Mr. stevenson. chairman OF the
Illinois delegation IN announcing this after tnmule
among the Illinois men, said Mr.. Chairman under
the instructions OF the stat, Convention, ask THAI
the forty eight votes OF the State bc cast In tho
Affirmative
Henry Wattcrson impulsively ran over tO where
Stevenson stood and embraced him. There mucn
cheering and confusion followed.
when tho state OF Kentucky reached Henry
Wnttcgson In frantic efforts trying 70 Keep
an lratc delegate In his seat, and nnay
succeeded in allowing the vote TO be announced.
which twenty six votes In the affirmative.
Minnesota responded sol'dy In the negative. buo
Mr.. Merrick, OF Minnesota and said Il wlsb TO
be recorded YEA
The Minnesota ohairman-Th delegation has been
Instructed to vote Il unit and there l2 vofA0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
a WASHINGTON LETTER.
'Cne Firm In Buffalo Spends Moro
money nc the lsuffalo Pcst-offIco
IMAM all the ESanka and News.

a Washington ID. c. letter SAYS, that III.
post Office authorities ut Washington rcport
that ono firm IN Bu'falo-the Worlds Dispcn-
sary Medical ssocintion-spends annually
ono hundred thousand dollars (SlOOOOM for
stamps alone, in carrying on their extensive
proprietary business. This is moro than all
tho banks and newspapers Of Buffalo com
bined spend for postage.
Here's firm which has grown, step by
step, through many years To greatness. Tho
reason for this wonderful growth has bcen
that they have faith in what they sell, so
much JdHh that il they can't bencGt or
cure, they don't rant your moneH
FOR many years they have been selling Dr.
Il'rces remodeS-onc, DR.. Picrccs Golden
Medical Discovery, for regulating md in.
Nisornilhg Inc liver and purifying the blood
the other, DR.. Picrces Favorlto Trcscrintion
the hope OF wealsly womanhood, and they've
been sold for years, sold by he miUion bot
hes. sold under posture guarantee OF
refunded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

Battle the FACE and HANDS when
heated, the HEAD when hot and
aching, the FEET when tired and
swollen, with PONDS EXTRACT.
1t is healing, cooling, refreshing;
quickly reducing any inflammation,
speedily inducing sleep. UneQualed
for insect bites.
Manufactured only by Ponds Extract Co.,
7G Fifth Ave, Ncw-Yorl. Refuse substitutes