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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Mr. J. H Burnett, of Onondaga
county, y. Y. last spring bought
one pound Of Snowflake potatoes.
Of b. X. Bliss & sons they were
cut into eyes. planted IN good soil.
without extra manure, and with
the same cultivation as other pota-
toes. When he came 70 dig them
be was so much surprised al tie re-
suit that the earth was carefully r.
moved and the potatoes left Just as
they grew. The crop was kept ON
exhibition IN this manner for a dAy.
and was visited b. . large number
81 fzxnaezS AID .tA1-x. and a pho
fogr1ph was taken. One end u
the row was partly shaded By
grape vine. and they Yielded less.
but according 10 Mr. B.. the p0ta-
taos elsewhere we're remarkably
even, and III such 3 solid mass that
there was no room for iack-klife
between them. The crop weighed
50 lhs. 3 ozs.-1.aesie...s AgTscslL-
fHrEsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

The ChapaIral-hen is described
by a sportsman IN Texas as a very
pretty bird. The female lays one
egg. and then commences setting.
While setting she lays four more.
the first being the largest, and
the fifth the smallest. The birds
when grown, seem TO be Of the
same size By the time the fifth
eggs is matches. the first is nearly
full tiedged bird The first egg Is
about the size Of a pheasant a,
the others range in size between
the phea<anf's and the quzils egg.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

One thousand copies Of the
OXFORD EAGLE viii L. distributed
throughout Lafayette Counfy this
week. II is reasonable 10 suppose
that on an average each IaIer vii
PASS through the hands of al least
from five t. seven different persons.
thus giving. in tins County alone.
from FIVE To seven thousand readers
70 the first issue If tie EAGLE.
Those who are pleased with she
paper, and wish to subscribe, can
forward their names. with the
subscription price, and IT VIII he
promptly aud regularly mailed TO
their address.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

The fOllowingis abin introduced
in the Senate BY Mr.. Fewen Of
Iauderdale That the sureties on
Official bonds Of county officers.
shall hold property IN the county
wherein the bond is made. over and
above any other surety, and to the
amount Of the sum IN which he
binds himself, and that sid bonds
shall he approved by the chanoery
Clerk and the President Of Board
Of s.uyervlsors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

<iTtie> farflncni. IN which there
vas 10 0tller hight
She sat thtre for an hour or
more. hut no Miss leslie Appeared
Probably the fact II a waiting
srasnS;rgssE had entirely sse-af--.l
Der memory. and Meta Hathaway
had lust d.Slded that she mast
return home without TIE where
wifhai for a nutritious supper,
xhea in from the adjacent dining
room came two gentlemen. One
she Immediately recognized a.
Miss Leslie's brother. the other
she never remembered having seen;
but Gr. Lesiie's call 4 Thurs
ton" soon satisfied her a has
IDENTITY with her sisters former
lover.
4 viii wait until They 20 ont.
she decided quickly. They won {
be likely to star long.
But neither gentleman showed
any desire for an immediate change.
I-s-:= Iz..-.s.... -.-3 &C., ----s = =. - T.
rnautel. directly opposite the door,
while the light fell full upon bis
face.
/ think, Albert" said be. evi-
dently continuing conversation
began il the other room, that
few womenare worth so much. In
fact haven't the faith in them !
once possessed. You have often
Wondered that / do MT mary. j
never told you my heart history.
never told anv one; but Tonight
perhaps II viii help you. in 50 far
as il shows that you are not the
only one who has suffered from
woman's perfdy. Three years ago
/ was engaged. and only waited
the return from Europe q the
sister Of my betrothed, TO be made
one with the woman loved. " Y
the sister came home. and or
night Of her return visited be
house. / could stay but few
moments. having an engagement
elsewhere that ] was obliged TO
keep; but / promised TO return
again, if possible. that evening -
And with hsr Kiss On my liIs :.
burns she-e vent away,
concluded NV business as quickly
as possible. and returned 20 her
Wen. Albert, and h-re the
speaker voice grew hard and dry
~ found her, hut there was a
stranger with her-a dark-faced.
handsome fellow. She looked into
his eyes with Just as much fond
ness as she ever looked into mine.
HIS arms were around her.
Nasted N II I'D SEN tfeir hTs
meet. and then rushed froTl thc
house, only desirous If getting
awav before I should throttle
both" "
Meta Hathaway glided out Of
her corner, and stood before the
two men.
"Mena !" And Lewis Thurston' $
lips grew white. and his voice had
in II a ring OF Iathos and longing
which went deep into both listen
ers' souls.
Mo-" she said simply. " Not
.Mena.' / am Meta 1t was j you
saw that night in the conservatory
Mena was waiting for you IN the
library"
She made no apology for listen
ing; in truth none was required
he walked back with her 10 the
little room where Mena sat holding
sad converse with the stars, and
for once woman's faith had its
abundant reward
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

YounggensleInen Of Oxford, who
would reject a Leap Year PROPOSE
ton, should take heed how they do
II. For example. they should know
: bat att a few days aiiICCrai faIFnavcn,
West Virginia. Miss Belle Harper
shot = man Lecause be refused her
offer of marriage, and that the
grand jury refused to present an
indictment. they being of the oPin-
ION that she served him right
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

A sTwIx-Kxo~-~ MrssEszIrrI jan
BRAD AaAFx AKExsTxn AsD C4GxD--
James y. Cunningham. the notorious
Mississippi jAil-hlrd. vas arrested ai
No. II RAmpart street Last night ~
Detective Hennessy. and lodged IN ths
Central Station. charged hy K Stewart
Dennee with bribery
The notorious J. T. Barrett. Jr.. came
80 the s4atson after his arrest. l0oklng
f,,r the Chief ~ Paiin@ Ia hAx. l.tsa v..-
leA=e1 He found the Ciaief Of Police -
To. eorner of Canal and ST. Cnxr4es
streets. ssA e===s zazr Ling . sry,Di
thrzshing. He EAs trsa. ! wita con
: --.rs b. tae Chief. who refused to let
OUT y jAiL--N. o. BHllessa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11
Approved January l4th. 1876.

We learn FROM the Ripley Id
rszfiser that a difficulty recently oc-
CURED in that town between Mr.. ].
A. Piunmer and Mr.. Henry falk-
ner. IN which the latter was shot by
the former. the pistol ball entering
tie rIght breast an inch or two be-
low the collar bone. Iaralizing the
right arm from the shoulder to the
elbow. The wound Is a severe and
painful one.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

How we are 70 get the gold and silver
10 resume with j. the puzzle Of those
who are unwilling TO believe that a
sound currency is blessing. The re-
ports Of gold and silver prediction show
that since ls60 the United States mines
hare yielded. Gold. s7ls.s27. .o9s silver.
s2sl ,sss,527; tot@l. s97l. rs. .6l9- In
the last three years the product has
i7Ts. gold, Sss. 100000; silver. SIS. T5o.-
600; totAl. s7I. $4,000; 1874. gold. S4S.-
i7-.oszs silver. 81. 81 IL; :.s.=l :.s.=l. ss57ii.-
~. .e0s 1875. gold. S4s.ooo.ooo; silver.
ss5. .70s. AIS total. S77.s0s.4ls Thus
nthree years We have prodncod S2-s,-
ssi .6lo Of gold and silver. and ali the
time have been lingering dirty paper
and hearing the idi0tie howhng that re-
sumption Is imFrHrticAlls-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

TIE CENTESETKL A FAHLuKK.-
The action Of the Federal Congress
IN refusing to grant fun amnesty
and pardon 10 Mizsissippis dis
tingSrished son and beloved patriot
and statesman. jefferson Davis. e.
ieeiually locks tia door against al
patriotie sIississiiEI,ians.-Msr.sian
lsrrwrg.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Speaker Kerr has addressed a
letter 70 J. II. Real, Of Philadel-
:.h:=, ass.ls::: :......:.. .... l.:== .:== :s..-s.=
10 be used IN connection with the
National ticket this year. and CIV
ing his adherence to the claims Of
U0yernOr neDuTlCks as Ano1AIlz- .
choice for the Presidency.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

raEsrrrrutas CnrncHs-kef- = ksfl pastef
plrsrhtns every sundHYa 81 ~ aarlirfs A =. sHa
80 = sundAy "Wednesday sssntug ~ 2
Harrrsr rruucH -nsr. , Gsmersi pastor
eTrrsr . hssl o. q fftufk. a Ff@Efhilg -
pIf.sa ~ and nt = - D. N srrry - daE FfHF-
- raarsirs every Tnureduy afssf nfsf M1taaf
casraTs 2 2 zTrr. @s.i 7e-1sS - rets 1919
az j.. p - =,
rrKsssGAru FaEsnrTsafA. cHrhcE -sc-
o. rtckf8n pastor. sHat4ih D = h.-'t -, - :. -
ssssp ~ %Frasrf msettas ever fflasf. 4.
y - rhafch sFssfau rneett 1ftf nAsafoAt n
FNsry ul1Hth ht ~ - -.
wnTuonfH1 rHr'HrK --hrr. d. " Nhr&s. Fastef
Yrsarkins Frsfr Fur4ar. ~ II otlfHs n
azg slight
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

The last dodge Of the tramp"
for securing a drink. Is 20 hand an
rsHs5-r ssrtr1e fevhe lark4eper ard
have IT filed with whisky put it IN
one pocket and tumble around for
money but discover none. and then
the beat remembers he left his
poeket-book ulder his pillow be
takes a similar bottle out If anoih-
er pocket, filed with oolored
water and hands il to the harkeep-
er. renarking as be walks off :
Just keep it till / 90 after the
money.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

There Is one yOung lady-and
she lives az JohnsfgEn. Pennsylya-
nia-who is wiling to own that she
would not appear vel Ia . pull
b~rk ssruss. S;ss is sssss::e== ye=-= g
age and weighs four hundred
pounds.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

The total tar levy IN the United
States. Federal. State. county 4E3 mn
nicipAl. Is neaEly 1000. .0sso.;sso. OF az
per eaEdta for every inhAhitAnt. The
total arerAze eAruins.z. atsoNe the cost *
living. Is s3S Per aznum. OF $50
for > family q I've persons By tais
exhsi.is Il MiI be seen tliet the assras-
oct gsln for every tssinliy IN ihe U-sltea
States i tie rlzifL sa q t~rs+v
: -Ars.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11


The l9th "a gaiasssry being the
anniversary Of BE birth Of Gen r
E. Lee, the meI ssrs Of the Missis-
sippi Legislatule conmemorated il
by subscribing 1918 to the fund
now being raised to erect a
monument to his memory. SenA-
tor Furlong. In handing his eontri-
button $50. said: As one who
wore the blue and foaght for four
years IN the army that opposed
Gen Robert E Lee, ! am glad to
have an oppOrs-nity Of contribu-
ting nv mite towards the erection
Of a monument TO the memory Of
one Of the greatest military chief
tains, bravest soldiers and purest
Christian gentlemen that this or
any other age or country ever pro-
dueed. and one Of whom all true
Americans ought 10 feel proud"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

pr.ard f.sss.. " a rnesis srss Thursasy. N
''t' l. HARRIs " "
= p Goes. sc.
Gashrtxhf LeaFes & D. meets serss1,s
Tues day IA each month. st 1r-fterk L ~
: MtKIE. y n
W. NfLHun. So
IaFAv.tf. Rsysl Arrh ehspfer So. =. meets
~ fhird Thursday an ea \ n'outh. - =
Won NJ HowKsr. n P.
n e,--ss - ffrr,rfl No =. meets fsurfh
Thur.slsx h Yarh mouth. - 3 orfisrk- ,
Han g " HOwKHr. ] |. 9 NJ
q " nELuEfnsK. Rec
The nrsare Grange rnfets on me nfet desr4@t
IN srsty manth a. ie e'clos L. A n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Capt. John a. Poll formerly
one of the editors aud Pr0E'fietors
Of the sa-.iis Sar. vas struck On
The bead 4ith an oyster eAn y ?
negro, fro.a the ELECTS = Nh's1 o
died sone dsTs siae
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11
4lsrord Easle.

rtTEs oF ~ -rrTIsING
An laasI 80 s-u-tgs~t asssrslsHsassts 81
b. thsf Kst ~ ~ fr.ss-HH
r.uf 80 f.ssssr.s u hf1F-sf asnziastes rfs
fharraf fhs asaai ratss
utatnaaiss. 8. hutsss sFleef - marri. -
siu ~ 4 b.r srd sw o. - fsTailr sssrrtisinr
rates
Special unsiees ~ r~nts - tsss
BOOK AND JpH pEPART .fTNT.
We 49, r-sra-rs =, ogatw- 80 Nrs,rhi.
r-irss. ~tfh rsatn-ss sns slspstaA. - -
1rirss far rash
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11
POST nEFIcE HorRs.

-. r..ss-e 80 fsesrs ~sn ~ er~u frtszn ; a n
sasp ~ smnasy g. % $40 . n
Nelssr nfdrr ofsrs rfs~n frfm . r. - n -
suufh riraHs -
P,tatotsC msf srrtret IusfdAYt are ffAr- e. .
- = ~ aaa leaves Tuesdays Ane frtda1s - z
l. fa. - -.
- IL rusil lssres Mandsys snf Tharsdags -
n - nr=Erra Tnw~daFs ard friaufs ~ a r.
sarsFta rnsii leaves TueSesrs ats . a. arrives
1'.s.s-' ~ rfFw EAxpLE. ress sf1sffssA
r. gaaFFrg Art
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

ChAs- Z. billiard. son Of H. E
and s A. HiIlard, aged Is years,
IL months IA 10 days shot and
killed himsslf aociaeEtly, a. his
fathers residence, near Austin, on
the 4th ult.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Charley Rass has t.sen found again
tbs time twelve miles from TIsu. oAls-
A Photograph Of tbs boy h2s beea ioE-
warded to tie unforf sszaass fA1her. Who
s-ys il looks zso-e Isks c.s-r5cy sAz= a-y
he las yet rseeived-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Within five years 10000 China
men NAV vote In California Ten
Thousand may vote in San Francis
GO, and WELD one-third Of the cleo
toral power. Taet !. they may. if
they choose. nA.se hves b-fz hence,
the Mayor Of san Francisco and
Governor Of California.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Flood, the California banker.
made Soe.ooo recently II one
days mining operations That's
the Flood which leads ON 70 for
tune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

General James o. Amos, late
Acknowledged Of Ohio. Is the
ncw proprietor Of the Shelby
County Democrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Ia Hal 11i0 ss5z-@- - ------=
st-ate the continuity Of natural
phenOmenaby endeaFor1ng 70 show
that monkeys always enried their
tails ::s=.;;lss Z ;tas FTessliszs 6: - '
has had his brain sand-PaPered-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

An injunction has been fiea IN
a Court at Memphis Tor winding
up of the affairs Of the Southern
Life insurance COMPANY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

A meeting q the Nerie@z -ar veter-
Ans = = s. held IN MuzzE4msrys Ala-
h4zaA, to-day. . ezect Al azs4nizatson.
for tie purpa=e q visiting the Cs-se-s-
asAL- TIE xezarai government has ape
r,oansez :. y. Marta. ef Msuts aerT.
on, 81 ths oonulisz5eaers t. nlaEa l-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11
p.,s-v ". E,z : rr.l;ns.

Our scientific mcu and journals
should give thar attention TO the
szlution Of the pbenomenon IN a
man whsch prompts hlm to ieave
ever so eoa-is busiasss 70 20 hunt
ing er fishing in cold weather. We
really think that people at large
are more directly Interested IN a.
explanation q this POPULARITY
than tbev arr ~ the Centennial
Levi j. a weIl-io-do DAnbary far
mer. His fields Il waving gram
stretch over hsll and dale ~ben II
j. tilne for them. and his home is
bav-windowea. LIN went duck
hunting. II vas celd, wretebed
dav-a mean contemplate. dishon-
orabic. depr1ssing. b.zgas s-'kening
day. Tberesvas not > particle of
snow ON the ground. The roads
were gray and hsrd with eddies q
dust constantly cifsliug above them
while the fields ws.re brown and
bleak. And s. tins mNa- surround
ed By a happy Lone. deliberately
went a duck-hunimg He went TO
Neversink pond ~ miles away.
He got into a boat and padded
around fer some little time, but no
duck appeared still that didn't
matter. People Ike him rarely ex-
pect TO hit Il. he xas padding
about near the SHORE and watching
the reeds with as much intensity as
if there were really ANYTHING to
come out from tbem. When sud
denly a duck rose Just before him.
and started to sail directly over has
head. He was sitting on the stern
Of the boat. with the gun between
his legs. Immeiistely b. Dropped
the car. and snatc5ed up his gun.
The bird vas just above his head
He raised the weap0n 20 his
shoulder with a rpid movement.
and at the same time his feet with
a rapid movement, kindly but i'm
pulsively raised themselves from
the bottom Of the boat, and were
the next instant giistening. soles
toward The armament
And they were all for the instant.
that could be seen Of uii- Of the
well-to-d1 farsaers II Danhury.
How b. got cut e the water and
on snore be camst sltisfartoll lly
explaia. bat he was thoughtful
enough To dischArge one barrel q
the gun when Ls was geing over
and another wheI be was under
The water. he started Tor home
II oue,. has cif n sstifsI ing with
FROST a. he Ind h rc.- =
Aia a-.--s-s4~< as'a1--
The report o. : q seifg seen on
Seversilk ( pond ;, ID witL the in
Ietuosity Of v-ildlre over the vii
lage. and the next Ay the avenues
leading towar. Seversink were
thrUnged with 1en. bows, dogs and
guns. 1t Is haIGy necessary TO
say that Levi, having changed his
clothes. was III the an.
That duck Is LIT on Neversink
pond now. We dout know where
n =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Hon. J. L Aloon has been Sc
is,ai ss-sss,,i b b the the Congressional Repnb-
lean caucus as the representative
of the Mississippi Republicans on
the National Republican Executive
Committee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Secretary Fish sets the bad ex-
aEaple Of spending $4,000 a year
above the salary his poor country
is able 10 give him-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Judge {. 0zane. former sheriff
of Pamela county, is now running
the yeranda hotel at Sardis. De
saws keeping hotel beats politics
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Emigration 10 the Black Hills
has commenced largely, Omaha
being the usual starting point for
mining parties
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

A bin has been introduced into
the Ohio Legislature to make
prutraried drunk a good cause Tor
a divorce.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

AT it's late session in Charleston,
the South Carolina Annual Ton
ference passed resolution forbid
ding Methodist ministers attending
f.irf-liaea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

The State debt IF Massachusetts,
has increased over s.. .J0q. .ouu since
the close of the VIZ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

The jury in the Tweed suit has
been completed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

The Plain Trnih is the name Of
a new paper recently started at
Bonneville. in Prentiss county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

The Senatobia Siqn4 Las tempo
rarily suspended
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

The Holmes county RePHiliesa
reports the killing. by some un-
known person, Of 7. L. Phillips
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Listen, RAIDS, Dcn't youhear the
EAGLE seream
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

]. ] Mcdaniel. late Circuit
Clerk Of Winston county, died =
few DAYS since.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Colonel John b. sale. prominent iaw-
yer. died At his home in Ab,srdeen few
days ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

The Eagls job Ofice is uns1r-
rass=d IN North Mississippi Sat
/. faction guaranteed send vour
orders right along, gentlemen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Six prisoners escaped jail i;
fernando ON the 23d ult
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Judge Barrett, Of New York. de-
MED a writ Of Asseas corpus for
Stokes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Ex-senator Wan OEut was as-
saSsinats-ai near Washington, La /.
some days since.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

The Kentusky Legislature sends
Mr.. Beck to the United States
Sagate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

The names Il Hendricks and
Black arr mentioled for President
and VI. r-Presil,snt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Only two dollars a year for the
OxFoRD FAGLE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

The Union P.eIfic Railros''i is
.Isar - snoa- AID the trains ars
now running on regular time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11
0sforlI 4agIe.

TERMS oF suBsCEIpg l0S.
warxLs-s4 90 rsr anuuu. oF . % sir mauths
RATES FoR ADVERTISING.
F~r ssra-s q fsn Hnef - isfs- y - ~
Efst sFfticf.. aaf = csuts - fast sutseTusHs
tHsarflnH
A. addifienni harF- - turntT-sFs pr u-ut
o. "a adahts d1iansl adreItl1faaEntas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Garry the news to Mary
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

Let er scream :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

guns 1t Is haIGy necessary TO
say that Levi, having changed his
clothes. was ii the an.
That duck i LIT on Neversink
pond now. We don't know where
il is.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1876-02-11

t1Er - 49, =L4E fA&A4c4@
ewes she stood en- the ssoop Of
Miss ssson Leslie elegant home,
and she stopped = moment 70 wipe
them Of. b@fore ringing the Eas-
sive bell at her right
"Tcn Hiss Leslie that / wish 70
see her before ! 20, she said. 70
the servant who took the robe
from her hand. Il viii wait her
leisure here" And she walked
into the sitting -reem. aa1 afe-
herself hack u a shadowed corner
The gas had been 1t n the hall.
AID VA 14Suiir rN-4ese4 Il t-e
, 1876-03-17
Alcoholic Btimti1nnta DhrinR rhyalc.
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Dr.. +. xandr Hranton, IN ths Practitioner.
Who're mon aro subject to great and prolonged
exposure to cold, experience has taught &hom
tho danger OF taking Bpiffta Hhso tho oxposurs
continues. My friend Dr.. Feyor told mo that
whom crawling through the wet Weather, iu
pursuit OF door, on cold day, he offered tho
Keeper who accompanied him pull from hta
flask. The old man declined, saying, mo,
Thank you. u is too cold." Tho lumbcr6ss in
OAnadA who arc ongaRad In fo!ling timber 10 tho
pina fnfeats, living thero all winter, BloeplnR Ia
holoa dug In tho snow, md lying on spruce
brAnchea eoyofed with buffalo robos, allow
no spirits In their camp and destroy Any
TINT may 10 found there. The experience
Of Arctic travellers on this subject is noarly
unanimous; and / owo to my friend Dr.. Milner
FothCrgtl hn anccloto which Illustrates II IN q
yerJ sstklnE way. party Of Americans crossing
tho stnrra NoyadR, bnea1npud ut spot above tue
snow-line and In an exposed situation. Bono
10 slc6p and they Jay down warm md happy
aomo took moderate quantity, aud they lay
down sCuiowhAt but not very cold otf1ora took
mono at all, and thov lay down Tory cold and
miserable. Next morning, however, thoso WHO
had takon no Bplrits got up feolin8 quito we'll.
those who had taken ltttlo got up foo}ing quito
cold and wretthel, aud thoBo who Ind taken a
good deal did not get up at al; thuy had per-
is1od FROM cold during tho night Those who
took no alcohol Kept their hoart warm 1t tho
expunHe OF thcit Hk{n, md they romaincd we'll;
those who took much warmed their aMn Ut tho
expense Of their hoart. md they died.
But willie alcohol Is thus Injurious during
prolonged oxposure to cold. tic caso Ia very
alfferons after tho exposure ID over, and it's nd-
mIhisttalion tnay then bo very beneficial.