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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
The oPEaArIc STAGE

~ MAS . ave-act comedy In
frosencal, BY Alphu~e Tavan. one ~
the founders a the fvIibriw., the -
cicty Soc the renewal - lruvcnoal T.,.e-
iry, has boea givcn with great saccr~s
At Nanelusst
SAINT SAWS has eumpr~el the last
two acts CIR . grand opera frvdcgOnde.
% which his fricad Ernest Gucrnud
bad written the first two a. %. time II
bis death. Is will h. given SON at the
Grand opera.
AT the Theater Libre next season
oPeratie pieccs will be given ~ well a.
Eiays. A ruFious performance - kins
Lear u also promised with . navel ar.
rangement Il nrry that will make
possible thu sadslen transformations
Necessary o. present the sccnes IN their
original sequence.
"TASNnAUsER" was given nlne tunes
out q the fpurteen performances -
grand opera Ia Paris dariug the month
81 May, the receipts averaging ga.000
francs a night. 1900 francs more than
the average II the ether operas. which
were "Faass." '-sigurd- aud Samson
and Dsslilnh~
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
MoosRn roc FEEDING.


"a Dtmers wsa.ly Frsa ths rrastl.s La
Nssss Zoe gsatarls.
n has been our experience that ths
parev, fresher and swscter the fonl
given 10 our hogs the better the re-
suit When We know that for are, ID
has been taagh, BY prcccp, aud exam.
pie that snythinR was good enough
for hog, All, A. a result every hog
breeding country u losing thousands
of dollars annually through lasse.
from cholera AMI other diseases
u u high time that the breed.
ers aad feeders were beginning
~ comprehend that success IN
hog raising eau M longer ie
obtained under the methods - long
ago. The hog of to-day has been 80
bred a. 90 enable IA g. tara the im-
Inense crops - graia into meat In thu
shortest time. aud at q profit b. the
feeder. Ills digestive tract has been
recognized. aud its capacity Ia make
a hog has heen reduced from two wears
on grass, mast and eorn. la eight
montbs on grain. grass and milk
70 do this the hog must retain q
healthy coalition squared fool, irrsg-
~l@r aaeal@ asa @ sarpla. ~ tosb strong
fs',sis always tend 90 proance indix ss.
ti"n and always eat away the profss
IT swine feeding. The hag shonld al
ways have the sweetest 81 fouis.
should he allowed "a naasticste a. least
two meals q day. should never he over.
Eel nor underfed, shoald have fresh
water al all times. shoula have shelter
bath wintsr and summer aud a gu,al
warm, dry bed IN rest and sleep at
VIII The beds shaald 10 kept a.
clean aud free from dast a. possible.
should 10 cleaned a. often as neces-
sary aud air-slaeked lime pat In each
time before putting In fresh bedding
We sometimes use carholie acid. but
we End lime cheaper aud more lasting.
We also give cur hogs the run 81 .
grass lot when possible. for grass ani
exercise are both essential 20 health -
v. A. Harris. In Massachusetts, Pioug h.
man.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

s-eAm n covered o. put In cans ~
immediats delivery NJ seFsstelf
To remove snlnaal and other edars
frem The mllh
Why shoaid mlla he Get a. soon a.
ipn~sihle after mllklnrg
To strip the setlon ~ llaeterla.
Why shoaid the tsmpsr.sars If mllk
he Fedaeed - gulekiy - ps~sihie Zoe
esemminx9
To prsveas ssrma,Ioa 81 ahrlas and
the growth 81 h@es~rl.
Why shoald milk that j. % Ne sss foe
cream l'e axlsated no mnrs than h nee.
eesary before sstlinuS
hsssuse sxlsstion favora che farma.
tion of hbFins.
Why should mIlk pals. paas. eaas.
sharn and every atsn.il uasd tn the
dairy he Kept msss sarsfaliy elesns
salely "a keep out bacteria
Why % cream Fipsnei before charap
ingy
To develop a.vsv .ad reader eharu.
lng easier
Why shoala the ripenlmg process 81
erram mot he allowed 10 eoatiaae TOO
iongs
To prevent the dsvelopmemt ~ has.
terra that produce offensive peo.iacts.
such as bitterness. aud destroy arosna.
Why shoala q thermogmeter he used
81 every stepim the process n masking
BATTERY
To 10 sare that the temnerature 10
the one desired In each stage or dt.
vision Of the work.
Why does cooling miIk prescn, or
retard sourinw9
Retsrsig growth % bacteria
Why do milk and cream sonr less
readily In the winter than Ia the sam-
laer7
There arc fever bacteria im the cir
and the temperature l. lower
Why does the ripeniag % cream
make II eharn msre easily
The labamiaoas matter % erraFn &.
thus rendered les. tenacious
Why does milk become soars
Bacteria changes sugar into laetle
scid.
Why shonld the rODm Ia which mllk
n set he made perfect LA its sanitary
eoRditions. such a. god ventilation.
cleanliness % aoors. wallis. etc. free
dom from bad odofs without. etcP
To keep out undesirable hacteria.
and 10 keep products free FROM bad
odors, etc.
Why IL batter worked?
To lessen the per cent 81 water and
easein.
Why does the presence % cassin 10
batter injare itg
u afford. nourlshment 10 bacteria.
which causes batter to deeomPose. -
American Dalryman.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

THy tunnsl a. S-hemnitk. Hungary.
Is the lonRcst 10 the world. u has o
length - le.2s miles, costing over e..
90. 40 ~ epustrnct. Completed IN the
year Iss~, u WAS commenced in the
eighteenth century.
THK smallest city In the woFld y the
miniature place known ~ steward
city. Alaska. a. -. it, three inhabit
ants being, rcsPectivcly. mayer. chair
man ~ the hpard II aldermen and prcs-
tdent "a the cainnon council.
THE moNi Femarkable whirlpaol 10
the maslstrum - this northwest coast
- Norway and southwest a Mos
kcnacSd. tie most sButheriy - the
Isofodcn tslea II was once snppo~s.l
10 he unfathamable. but the depth has
been shown MT b. exceed twea,y
fathomz.
TINS longest fridge In the world h
the Lios bridge, near Saagang China
II extends n. miles over an arm % the
yellow SRA and v u supported BY so0
hrge stone arches The roadway y 20
feet above the water and h inclosed In
an irun ne wurK. A marble lion ~
feet long rrsts on the cr0wn of every
pillar.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
FROM A BREWERS STANDPOINT
ssSs ns.' D.ss.s.a ~ tees. an slsshslls
nsvxraE.

we often hear Of rempsrance
drinks' all ~ which. when exanllned,
tnrn cot 10 te devices for snording the
total ahstaiaer mosie ~ obtaining the
stimulus whieh his system Graves,
without iacurFiag the reproach that he
has hrukea bis pledge. tue - these
= kaown - rO0t beer u j. Rothinx
more nor les. than mixture III
noiHs~e> and water, aavored by sx.
tracts 81 roots aud harks fcrmeuted
VITA yeast The sncross. which j. in
the forn uf Inverted sugar. gradually
changes the proposition 81 Ia canstit.
nsuts untu u becomes glucose. whrn
the yeast induces the Fermentation
which splits u into earboaie acid
gas aud alcohoi n u nearly
the same l.crr - woald result ~ the
brewer we're o. use entirely prepared
glucose instead ~ that IN malt aud
substitute a bitter extract for hops
" well fermented aud given a saai
cient age before use. = esafaias .sa.
Sc 10 ssgh Psr ssHf ~ aiesksi about
twice a. much ~ In laFer-heer; bot has
No nutritive extract. ar Ritrogenans
matter N - svrsif sHd Snaps - si0s-
Anlir sffHHtfH'. bat l. by no means un-
wholesome unless used ia imn0dr rate
quaniitics Hat u y usually draak
while sitll sweet and when the fer
mentatinn i imperfect. aud apt a. d..
range the stomach The extracts. u "a
undergo perfect fermentation. give
% >"ns alternative properties. aud also
sone tonic power; bat less ~ the latter
t.sn well-hopped beer ileer Hand.
btt4 NJ N
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
SOLDIERS ON LAND AND SEA.

THE huge guns II modern navics can
be hrvd only seventy ave times. when
they bceome worn cut.
GosslEs are now Supplied by the
British admiralty 20 the otficcrs and
Sailors serving "a fast torPeslo tsats, -
the high speed has been found 30 he In
jariona to the eyes.
TwFNrV more thirsy-knaa torpedo
beat destrosers have been ordered ~
the british admiralty. This VIII give
England asailla ~ sixty-two destroy
ers. with q minimum sgseed - twenty.
seven kno,s
RErIHfB c,lonels and mstors were
among the more than . Thousand appll-
cants for the place "a hallkeeper 10 The
Armoarers' and Braxiers' eompany 10
Issnaon. whiuh wa. recentiy vacant
The salary h si.eso and t2so for extra
services.
HolfAsp i building three fast cruiss
erx &c nine th0uSand horse-pcwrr. In
whieh the hoiler~ win te In part a the
ordinary tulsular typ. fov eruising %
slow sFeed.. and ln part farrew water
tube bailsrs. 60 b. a~ea when exeep-
tisnal speed lsfequired.
PmKslDEsr fArRE prsposes 81 rsvsew
the troops en horseback AZ the septeus-
her maneuveFs. whlrh no president
since M@eMahon has done. sirwvy. Car
net and Ca~imlr- perier having ridden
by In csrriages. The chief Of the pro-
toeol n trying 10 and out whether there
Is any authority for . civilian presi-
dents 20 doing
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
Hsae AND Tnsas.

There 10 growing demand foe
ducks. either alive 90 dressed. aud 81.
pecislly foe dressed spsing ducks, bas
for the average farmer u n better "a
hatch them In May and keep them for
October market. - which time they
bring nearly equally gooi prices
The Jersey COW probably owes her
doeility 30 the fact that In the lsland
whence she came 60 NJ. she has heen
under the care aud training % the
wives aud daughters % the household.
thas developing quiet, trusting dis.
position.
-Pekln dncks are more easily raised
than chickens. are not so liable 10 dis
ease. grow faster. can be marketed
earlier. and bring more = poand We
mast not leave the feathers omt ~ the
aecoamt. which bring ~ mach a. geese
feathers. an Item not Ia he overlooked
when several hand ed are Ia lie dressed
foe market.
-Toh.eco dust. sach a. may 10 Oh
islned 81 any factory. IN cue % the
best remedies which mar he applied
effectaally against the striped encam-
her bng. A few haadafal Of this
thrown apon the hin Il almost a spe-
clhe. and fertilizer o. we'll Ashes
moistened with kero~ene have also
teen used with good results.
--whsn stock breeding was declared
Improbable the common stock ~
sheep began 10 be Improved by seiec.
tion aud crossing. aud soon the in.
proved mutsoa breeds were brought
oat. aud the science Of breeding which
prodaoea saeh marvellous improse.
meat has dsvelsped the many valaabls
hreeds of nutton sheep
do net wash down o full feed ei
hay o. oats immediately after feeding,
bat form the habit % watsrlnx the
horses . lislle while before they get
thela meals The capacity ~ tho horas
stonsaSh i about three galloas. aud q
meal viii nll H. ADD nnss tAep have
tune Zoe proper dlgesilou
-Ther~ 10 nothing batter calculated
10 lmpres. upon one the Importance "A
early rislnx - runalng q dairy. The
meat inpoftsnt wa~k in this bFan 81
aRrlcaltare henins about one hoar be
fore aayhresk. and eontinmss nntll
early bed tim<. Ihi~ facilitates th4
habits that eoatrlhats % health aBd
lapEesiis. Alaxy aaasF shoala nsssl
IkssD Asixs.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
REVIEWING THEIR YOUTH
rh~ ssss@ssrs kssis@s Over sAs sasse~~~a
Health ssa Stxef ~ ths OlArs iaA@s~
it.ats - rhs Hxpsslsnes ~
TEE sse1&s


Fesm "a Hsris. HvsidI o~maaa, va
A Hss afisyaia reporter was attracted hs
shs eviirHa~ 81 renswea atlslsy u scene Il
sha nllxg l4l.alsltaass Of the village a fsrsoe.
. sabufref Uasalm, Nsh. Asa eaanlrud the
cansn. ~. Anarrw FlnknnkeleF, Who vas
mema~sF ~ CusnpAay u Of he Firxt lowe
NOTWITHSTANDING Ne war, masie he fs,liow.
mgexplanatioa - FAR A. he himself !. Geo.
esrsasls
ia gaiy, isA wi.lle ms rsmsany wa ON
the mafth thrvash 10 An.ain. fexas. was
stta.ked wlih rheumatism ~ the worst
kina . one lew a Aiexanaer. Ia negng
weak ! Nss snmstrurk ana remained un.
eoussions for several hours Every sum
mer STARE have been Unable 10 siana the
beat a NE sun, and have bwem ronpelisl h.
give ap my work There was In ny head
bssaFlnm aswn feeling whieh lassrca@ed
unte u saemei my bad would lsssr.t and
4 eshsea . rinRiaa IN ms ears, and pAlplsa-
uon q Ne heart 80 In. 20 that the slightest
naisa poaid 80 my heart thampsns ksv.
erai Tins. h has renderea ne unconscious
Tor fram seven - ten homra ID time ln
aaditlon D. thls The rheumatism exlrnaeA
~ my entire slsle until u drew vas head
down az ny shoulder ! isst my stFvngih
and Hssh al,a was totally amt Zoe work,
~
physictans asa tnken thelr presr4,tlous
withoai aesfvtnn Amy material lseneflf Aly
allments inereased ~ lnieasitg until ! Was
aAsmFsxi thaa theFw vas no haFe Dor me. lsar.
ine last Year went inso ths hatcher hasi.
ness, hut the aaulpbeas from tlse ne ussd IL.
ereased "a riseuasatAc pains b. sush an "a.
tent that I was MT Gals comlelled ~ qelt
ths business, but was conhned b. nay house
aud bed fof hesFly six monfhs
ia Nsk aniia~r last l read IN cue Wgsal.
Hsfuid es@s ~ q man vi m haal heeu en-.
tirwly eaf~d FROM the ailments frou whlsh
was kaaerinr, ~ The use % De Miifams
frak Puts far Pals People On November
-, purchased a Ban IL week waa a.
tenislled o. know that feit ls.tler than 4
hal far 50 mauths past. and t,efurr ! haa
u-ea hat = bsx. The rineiDsa M eafs b.
xan ~ issmsen IN volume fTnaliv irtg sae
The Isain frum thc rheanaaiizm sumslaially
leit nie. 80 that withia rbe week trutn thc
time teak nX FIRST piil | was shi. 10 81 up
in tssl Ga January Jet wss ahle - - Oat
and waIk araund = little Tho IaiGrisationn
% ~ hoart eutireiy ccased un februarY
2. ! was - thoroughly cured that / accettsel
? ispsitlan a. night watrhman ia tie Forest
Lava iiemetary remaining cut ~ dnarn
from 3 y n uHtil "a NJ have Kaiusd W
weight FROM 20 pounsis whhh wtfFkea 10
November last, - ~ pounds which ] weish
noW
fer nerve bailainw AMI Tor enrirhinr nv
uiocd Pima I'tlis arr unexrciled They mag
- hal az druggists o. dirv,t fruEa tie nF
Williams Msihai Go, ss'hen@tasig, y v
TOE ~ ceuts I,er tsoK, 90 six boNsa Tor t2.sA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30


sssa~ss u~sss ~ : rssaas xs~a.ss &c
tse - s~h~s<~ ~ xs.ms M~m.
There are maititaa<s % saanx men
sfnoking themselves 10 death. Nsrss
ens. eaAassreas. narrow-ehestea aud
ndRwsy. they are preparing Cor early
departure ~ . haifend-half exlstenes
that viii he &C little sntlsfaetlan a.
themselves or little nsc 10 oiherN
oait ~. my younr brother neIure
yea get through thls life yea will
want stoat serves and broad cheat
and hraia uaclowded with tohas~o
smoke. To get ris q The habit viii
reqnlre Struggle as know
~ hitter sxpsrieneA cigars and
midnight study nesrly put an
end Ia my existenes q twenty.
I'VE year, ~ age. got 80 eaula 40
no Kind II study without o cigar Ia
nv meuth-ss eomplete q slavs was
~ sunss u you arr. Ahoat 90 change
pasioraies from one ciiy 10 another. q
Wholesale dealer offered as IN induce
meat Ia nv going 20 Philadelphia that
he would give me all any eigaFs and
The lest cigars In the country, flss "a
charge. ell the rest ~ my life. lie Ras
splendid man. aud knew he woaid
keep bis promises then I reasoned
thus' ~ nov, when my salary l.
small end cigars sre high. smoke %
Ia my fall endurance. what wouid he
eome 81 my health N got ell the
cigar for nothinR9
Well, ! have never toaehed the infer-
nal weed since. From that time was
revolationlsed in health aad mind.
cfaaacipated by the sraee % God !
ask Young men 90 strike oat foe the
iiheratson ~ their entire mature frusn
all kinds of habits see that now In
oar elevated railroads they have intro-
duced that pig pen ea wheels. the
snaoki Ing ear. and VS. being made easier
ell the time 10 sacrifice physical
health All those Who hreak down
their health through Indulgence and
- tnte graves sooner than they wonid
otherwise have gone are suicides. ana
the i'ay ~ Judgment will - reveal u
Record ~ Christian Work.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

so NoSEY ~ rAT FoR nIs pHiNK
Who was that forlurn -looA ing crest.
arr that was tossed ruthlessly tnto
the ,trc,I9 A mani Well. be- had NJ
inouey % nay fur his drink Having
drank ell bis earnings, he was hun
Ery aud - came for glass and FRYE
lunch Throw him overheard Is
vas caught. u u true. but he Wa not
fat trout he Il bleeding and tore
tie h struggling o. free himself Ne
cries for pity Al he was caught b.
the hook. aud then l<ing a worthless
thing, he wHs sung into the rAgiag
waters
The magnetic Lah! Why not have
a Ia the home, like the childrvn's toy.
Let me whlspcr . word o. the women.
Wife. cant vuu rvmeml.er time. when
You wtrr very husy, and bad no tirae
for csssaing iua asked yoar hustamd
10 20 iast once % q rrsiaurant aud get
his dinner. ! rvmsmber I've sach
cases. aud both hushands died drank.
ards They we're tempted b. seeing a
Riass % liquor added b. the meau
THIS led them n repeating the same
act when their wives we're busy. lou.
perhaps. arr glad % - released for q
day o. days. but Il may bring % yoa
YEAR 20 oountleen misery
Perhaps the son ~ brother would
have more enjoy ment in home n tat
snappish word we're withheld. a Il -
easy 10 give such tone of voice o.
VII brtng . panK u paia ~ the heart.
aud you have forE0tten all about a.
bat n comrs 40 0ftea. that nnaliy q
magnetic halt caught the man 10 .
merry saioon. on. what . sd thlng il
y, that sometimes the lovellest Cars.
sian women forget the Injury dose Nv
this habit ] am not exeusing the
drunkard. bat ! do cay. that a lack a
Interest, an ualowely temper. al No.
tidy home. buttonless clothes. nre
strong lnceatlves 20 drink. and would
urge upoa wites. m0tbers. daughters
and sister, that they nae all tie mag.
nefmm that earth can give. In order
that the magnetism % the sslooa may
ne eonnisrseted De not weary IL
well-aoing. foF In due season. We shall
reap IL 20 faiut not --kmlly u. stry-
ksr. In Ns,iansl Tsmpsrsnes Aaso
cate
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
VARIOUS NOTES

OSK II the greatest enemies che
salooa has y the mother who teaches
her boy 10 pray. Rams Horn.
IN the Argentins Republic when q
man l. caught drunk he i made DO
sweep The streets fos eight days
Defs9Tss makes thinking possible
Thinking viii set make drinking i'm
possible People.
THk twin villages a P1ymouth aud
Terryville. Conn., have had ''no
license" for nineteen years
TKx bishops u the Methodist Epis
eopai eharch 10 The Unitea State ~.
nxsa their asmss b the Polygiot teti-
tlon.
Ina saloon hsgets the draskard. TIE
drnaksrd hegsts dFanksnnesk. and
drunksneess eexets the whole shame
less progenE Of crime aud sqnalor nm
der which society stsggers to-day
hev. Nv. ! n. Eliia
II q recent talls made from "a ~sonai
snsestlgation u wss found thai 40 per
ernt. Of the boys l~twsen The ases ~
70 and n used totaeco. - per rens
used liqaor and "a peg esut nNei -
fame. vulgar ~ lnAeeent lamRpngw
Iewa NolnmoaaesltA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
TEMPERANCE NOTES
MY eoY. srop ANp IHlNk.

My eeB shea they Hsk yca 70 arsak.
Niep ana thiuh.
ausi think ~ thn aamgts ahead
~ ~ keafts thsi 10 saFFow have baea
nvs hepes that weFt arewn 4 IL the bewl.
Pulled aith death ms th3 hstis End moak
Nss. shes yes ara tempted - arink.
Stop and think
~ the danWeF thai iurns Ia me towA
TIE aeath that q bFings a. ne soui,
TIE harveNi ~ ia mua ~ see.
And sruFn haek the tsmpsF sith Me-"
81 n ResferA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
INA DAIRY.


A series 81 0a~ssssa. sss Aas~sr~ Th.t
sp~ss zoe resmssises
The following qaertes and answers
smhosly In condensed form tae teaching
u the dairy schoezs Of the eouatry on
bacteria. sna the observing 81 the phi.
losaphy they Get forth ~ asirymen win
BE- sidfsl 70 ihsm In producing their
proaneas
why sheuld the adder. etc. "a the
COW aad the hsnds ~ the mixer he
made o. clean - possible hefosv mllk-
Ing
To Keep baetsrla FROM getting laso
she maAlk.
Way shenld milk be rsmossd from
the stable - scon - possihle after
milkinxF
To prevent ah&oFpsioa Of any oslors
- the static.
WHY should milk not ~ placed AZ once
after mliking lnte ela@<ly recovered esnss
Because ~ - doing odnrs are re-
ta.ned In the milk.
Wig shoula ni.k that = ' v - ~
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
wARsIno EXAMPLES.
rHs esssi 1.n wrsases ~ -. u.s sf 70


k@.as
senator uiil, II tsearEia. went 60 Q
premature grave after terrible safer
lng from cancer ~ the toEguc Cause
--Iuliaccn
The liis a Thomas Dunn Engiish
eminent psset aud Phvsician. was hare
n saved by q torturlng operation 70
removing . cancer Cause Tobacco
ten. t.rant died too Young with can
Ger Cause Tobacco
The tobacco habit threatens % IN.
Glade men froin some Important indas.
tries A woman holds the pnsitiau OF
inspector u cDlored glass In Ne~ York
her srhse II culor icing more perfect
than any II her male Compositions
Lieut Greely says - those Who Nsni
With him Ia the north pple ~ the sev.
entrcn - bis men who died, all were
smokers hot ons, and he died last Ol
the seven sureivUrs none were smoksr,
The tobacco hal'ii j. injurious q
bealth, u y an expensive habit. and u
= lad example. therefore u ought d
We ,hunned Rev a "a Wren, u
Christian Hta udnrd
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

Never feed ground f,sod In summer,
bat use meat or ground bone N
ground food IL used al all. u II best 81
allow Rroand oats and bran, a. they
eontain q greater aud more unifarm
prvportian % the elements that essn-
Pn~s eggs. aud one meal day, consist
ing Of about half - mach a. Oh. hen.
will eat will he found ample during
the summer season. a. the hens can
then secure food Tor themselves -Farm
aud Tirpslde.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

The National Temperance hospital.
which y located "a isia Diversey ave
nue, Chicago, hecams q legally orRan.
ised corporation under the state Law u
illinuis March -. issl IT. object u
the practieal Demonstration II temper.
1nce principles Ia the ADMINISTRATION
- medicine, Had the inealeatioa u
lsmPvrance truths In medical practice.
Eminent physicians are on the siaH.
and every EFFORT is made 10 have she
National Tempernnce hospital rnnk
with the vrry best In our land. aud
even 10 emulate the great London
Temperance hospital
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

hy merely Hesina THE muselea ~ his arms
!. mm easy task faF HAHdow, that anpwFAm.
lively sironw maa. aa will never - able
~ do this. btgt you may acguire that deNrrc
% sin0r whieh pforersls fram camplete ~.
gmmit0n and soaah Fetso@e, ~ sou VIII eater
on q course ~ hostrtteF's stomach hlttarm.
and ferslst Ia H. The Bitlsrs viii lavaria.
hlv nnoFa relief 10 taa malaffauM, rhsumat
~ and aeufalwic, and avert serious kidney
trnahln.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

Reocntly a saloon Of Monterey.
Tenn was purchased b. fsS gentle.
men. aud the contents % BOTTLES. jugs
aud kegs emptled out on the ground
and the house closed up A strong
sentiment exists Ia the tnoantain city
aEaiust the uhholy traeic Nearly an
agreed that their beaatiial. healthy
oountry can get along without q sa-
loon. SsIns wanted 90 save the whisky
fw camphor. and others wanted the
stun called wine kept fur the Lord's
table, bot the ma jsrity decided that "a
should oil ~ 90 Mother Earth. al the
sams tirns admitting she did MOI need
u. bot coald stand the Imposition bet.
ter than anyone else There u great
rvj0icing amnng the good peopls 81 the
overthrow ~ this dcn Of svil ~ Nation
al Temperance Advocate
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

Nuuur lIusl'and You never suggest
o. e#Fuumical idea.
NaHur Wife Ncs. I do suggested
tIHt vr ,hould buy a pug 90 cat the
..uns vr throw away aud you laughed
af m# uurk
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

Hinsy Ilov did Suu get that blrek
tftf
Nifnor ran against 5 dow.
tfifrry e 30 had. "a mani hot I
hpf+ ruu gave thr either frii@s as good
as D. ssut Raxhury aasrtir.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

"Ms smlshs ect cog that iikes
sne. snid little Emily. cemlng homs
fFusn visit g. her aunl Il
slI.sw do yea know he likes youys
her us0ther asked. = =
"fsuse be tasted me sna thea
wagred hls tall.- answered the lltsls
glri -l'car~ons Weekly.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

OsR Gooe DREe Mrs Dc Rnfie -"If
YOU ever Dbl anF good Ia tAis wide weird
lihe 10 kuow what "a is" NJ ne Hut
he-'Weli, faF Que thing. I saved oa from
DYING an cid maid - Tie Hits.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

~hr--lt ran never h.. All can prorn-
isr yuu d. q mere aequaintAneeship
llr Then acccpt ay offer - mar.
rsrr d VIII Dirt, Into mere aeluaint.
autrsl.p last enough. X. \. Weekly