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CURE YOURSELF.

Don't pay large doctors bills. The best
medical book published, 100 pages elegant col
ored plates, will be sent TO you on receipt Of
three cent stamps, to pay postage, to A. p.
Ordway & Co, Boston, Mass
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Bucklen's Arn'ea Salye.

THE BEST SALvE In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t j. guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded Price % cents per box. FOR SALE
BY s. d. Wiggin 1y22
Strong Nerves and Pure Blood result
from using DR.. Allston's Blood Tonic and
Nerve Inyigorator. Aug
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The members Of Union Sunday school
are q have a picnic at Phillips Pond, on
Wednesday. Of this week. providing the
weather Is suitable; bat II not on the
next pleasant day Tickets for round trip
~ cents.
Rev Louis Films exchanged on sunday
last with Rev. : - Tpwuc who supplied
the pulpit both afternoon and cvcnin.
Thc Lorl'> supper" Whit ~ celebrated
urNr SUNDAY afternoon; and a number will
be- taken into the church.
Nh aul Mr. Chas Trcworsy with fam
iiy have zone 70 Shady Nn"k where they
VIII spend a few weeks in rycrcating
Aug -. SUBSTITUTE.
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City and County.
Hancock OarIty Republican Convention.

Hancock county Republicans as ever met
in the county. and they were thoroughly
enthusiastic and confident Of success
Ia 4 l.. Grinllc Of Mt, Desert was
chosen temporary chairman and J. c. Chill
colt Of Ellsworth temporary secretary
The chairman then addressed the con
vention. making an able and cnthu>i-
a>tic speech in favor OF Republican
principles. showing most clearly and
forcihly the fallacy Of free trade and
other Democratic herc~ies. He pointed
out the marked difference in the principles
Of the two parties The Republican party
mad, protective tariff primary object.
The Democratic make the protection
which grows out " the tariff a secondary
matter
ON motion Of b 7 Sowlc. a committee
Of three were chosen ON credentials
follows Sovlc of Ellsworth Blodgct, ~
Buch,F,rt, and FIN Of Nj. Desert
BY imitation Hon. \. 7. Wi>wcll adj
dressed Tho convention He spoke co-
,u,ntly and pcrtucntly showing the >ig-
ia failure ~ the Democratic administra-
i..u ju all it ha~ attempted 70 do lie
pointed ont the hypocrisy OF President
cleveland A. 10 c.vil service reform. the
wholesale veto ~ pension bills the in
Il r>,1t,ut of the fishery treaty and FREQ
trad, m..G'ti.> Candidate Patnau>
speech. made IN tui- Hall last week
-uuu,1,da> Ii ii were mad, hy represent
a;he II ',tc Canadian =o,,rumcn, rAc
speaker proceeded o. di>>cct that speech
and show H. marked Inconsistencies, and
ui.,hIps .u~ ,rrar- II Mr Blaine had
Been Fr,-si,u Instead Of Mr. Cleveland
tby Canadian f~a,.r1 outrage, aud the FISH
,r, treaty wrongs would never ha,, been
attempted
Tho committee on credentials reported
That The uh.., c.an,, T., entitled ,o III,
delegates. lll III ,,f.am arr present Re
r,s.3..,.,.f
~" .""''." IA 81 .'. : "'>"'" '''
temporary or-aA.ls'' 9"t iAr convention
Vas made. p,.r.i.t,rt
.,. .t,...... ,........
"''' "ti''.'+.''' IN l".H'N' i''.'' ''A II
ta~tnr. tro~> 30 rr.aui AMI lIrct ~
>..r,
,f....... .-......., .1.,. ..,,...
'' l'A'ii'- ~ E">"'i'h. - = ''i"t-
laI. fny uatar from the eastern part #
t,.. -..uitt anil l. O,. nominated ly no.
W Eat'n 20 >ul.Itan. presented the
Ha,uc II Hon. H,ury ". Sargent If Sar-
.-,u,,ss-.. "a. ,,u.tia,t. FIR senator fr,,,
-'' "'''''" l'A'' II '"' county H"'' "o
was nominated by acclanation.
Hon. t,ct NJ Warren Of CASTING. pre-
,...t ,t. ,.,,,,.. of II u S.,,.r~. ~
'@''.'"'' i'' ''rA "l courts anu "'
Wa nominated by reclamation.
Hon l.. Wj,w,lIof Ellsworth pre-
... ,l... ,..,,, i. t,..-..,l.,.r ls.,t
'' i.'!9"'''..' ~ annual" l"T >irfiH' hid
+ Lc WAS dominated by acclamation
Mr. Nn.a..f pr..n..,t Ii,rhor presented
4,,.. i. Observation-Disclosures,
"'@'''rf "i 4F''a'' an" 1' was Nominated
i''ii'iaft .'F t'"h'S "In'h'>>l"fer.
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Obituarg notices bevond the Date, Name anil
Age mast be paid TO, al the rate Of ten cents line
Trenton--Aug. Q, Mrs. Martha Brook-. aged
50 years.
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TenuysOn In his exquisite poem. dreams
OF "A long procession Of lovely women Of ages
past. Thl. il All very we'll, but the laureate
would have done the world d greater service
II he had only told the womes Of the present
how they could improve their health and en-
hance their charms. This be might easily
have done by recommending the u-e Of DR..
Pierce's FaNorte Prescription. Health Is the
best friend Of beauty, and The innumerable HIS
TO which women are peculiarly subject, its
worst enemies. Long experience has proven
that the health Of womankind and the Pay
orite Prescription walk hand in hand, and are
inseparable. II is the only medicine for wom-
en-. sold BY druggists. under Il poSIire guardn-
tee from the manufacturers, that it Will give
satisfaction in every case, or money Will be re-
funded. This guarantee has been printed on
the bottle-wrspper, and faithfully carried out
for many wears.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH PosT OFFICE Aug H. Ioeo'
Mrs Nellie Doyle, Capt r. :. feFha'u'
Mis-. Frankie Flood. Albert GT'se'
Miss Mamie +. Gray, Thomas Hoiueue "a,
Rose B. Howard, q. l.: hGl-hius' -
Ms Vim. Jones. " inheiI ie"0''
Mrs. Ella Treddick.
P,ease call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREELI. L. VI.
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n NJ ~ t,h S,,,.,l ,Jrs-
49,. = i. ,~..,;,,. -. ,,,. .,,,,,.r
us Ia" 'efni VI 'ue hAe' "a'"e
e"'e seminal! at n"'N'p",' "'' o'e" ".
!. as,,...,a.I,ha. III an,er,ns ,r.. am he -.
,.,..-
ne '"gg'ns ''"oeI '"i' "a' se'" ''""'
'nf summit o. Green houh'a'"' was ~
%" 81 '"o u.e "nN pass" '''"' NV '"''
'HH'"e MOUNT DESERT h"A'
Ellsworth Congregational church, j. now in
Massachusetts, enjos Ing brief vacation.
We have received the catalogue OF that
excellent institution. the East Maine Confer
"nce seminary. Ruck>port. from which We
t,u term ia winter term IA .,,ring term.
aoa .,...,,.,..-.,.. -, terms 4sa
90, -
SIX " wv w. '''' ''''''' W ''''
Mis- Nee Moore ! can'As,lnS the 'hy Tor
VERY benut'fni ana o>eiul doom entitled
Master thoughts OF Ma-ier Mihd>' IN poem
and prose. II i rrpl'te with gems from the
h'>t authors Hhd would prove Na'hao'e So
h'loh 10 AIt"he hNfS'H'
Our respected fellow citizen, Roland NJ.
fcck, Esq, i spending few weeks IN Cs'i-
fornia. We hear that he l. delighted with The
Stale. especislly with the climate.
Rev. 4. \. Cambridge. pastor Of the
Ellsworth Baptist church. l. spending his
Vacation Al Uapcoek
~ >;,,a,hc iii .,id t,t,, r,l..
1890, ~, ,,it,., 49, TO-. ~. s,,,e
-,
h'"' ''''' - ''' '''' ''"'" ''
J" 'i''' ny -" -''" 'i"' '"'"- ''>'' """
i'und ''lh' 10 hi'A' " very p"''d"l gay u
MI " M VI h'" ri" OF h'uc"'" w u"
ihN '''H 3a'u'"SH' ~ "'''i'' a. 'H"' '' HN
'on'ra'''d 10 pnih hh' Notu'et' monument
'"r "a"h'ih' hs-''
20 for ~ We know book agent, were
never 20 plentiful in Thu city n during the
present >'ar"h' Inc! are more ]" ~ Hr'~n'u
than The potato bug. faF'H green "hl'h =
lure death 10 ne p"'S'o bugs J. oniS Nl''u's
and drink TO the ordinary hook agent
John T. Coolidge, Esq. 81 Walthsm.
Mas. w.. IN this city on >aiur,la, on hi an
uisl visit ta I.smoiuc.
~. n.-tr.,tor y....,i ,.t,ir. tbs, 8 he.
t,ti,p MI rI,rb,- i. grsr,J ~ ,be pre-cnce 81
hrll,t ,.,,,l.b. with tho folloyfn.. h.t.r, -
The, mt on the Atlantic Ocean. he proposed
III sweden. wa. accented IN Russia. ..ked her
father. TERMINATION IN England. ,hc marriage
..,r,rncu,, were drawn up in the United
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When Rahv wa sick, We gave her Castoria
When ,ne WAS Child. she cred for astoria,
When ,h. became Mss she chung to CastoriA,
Nhsn sc had Chldrsn, she gave them astoria
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-16

r. Brainbrid-r Muuday, ESD, County
Atty, Clay 40, Texas. >a,s "Iiavc used
Electric Bitter~ with most happy results.
Nv brother also was very low with Malarial
Fever and Jlundice, but wa, cured by timely
use OF thi> medicine. Am -at-ied Electric
Bitier> saved hi NE"
Nr. II. |. WilcoXson OF Horse Cave, ny,
adds like testimony. saving: He positively
believe. he ~ould have died, had 1t not been
for Electric Bitt-rs.
This great remedy VIII ward of. a We'll a.
cure all Mslarial Diseases aud for all Kidney
Liver and stomach Disorders stands un-
equaed Price 5Oc. aud 81. at all druggists
). u. Wiggn.
You hardly realize that 1t i medicine,
when taking Carriers Little Liver Pills; they
are very small; no bad effects; all troubles
from torpid liver are relieved BY their use.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-16

Miss Ethel Jelll>nu OF Ellsworth, j. in
town visiting her grandparents Mr. AMI
Mrs Jefferson Haslam
Ana, ly
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DON'T ScOLD

man for graaninc when he has
rheumatism or Neural sa The pain
il simply awful n torture 20 the
ancient tIWr- Wa more i.aInfg. than
these twin disease Eut-au-htu
d man t. De blamed it, havin. Rh,u-
matism or Neuralgia, he wont use
Ath-ln-pho-r1-. when IT has cured
thousands who have suffered in the
same way? Il has cured hundred,
after physicians have pronounced
them lncurahle
Tn ski II Eve physicians e1ala -;
cure Vie q k5eEmart-fn whieh had sstt4sd
20 the hlps neck ami s1su.d.-v - iuteu-e
the pain that sleep almost iurS~-
sihle The t-~t da~p "a AfAiaphnr1~ Fava
rvlisf and the Third ruAiiiai me ~ sleep
for fpGf and half h.air~ vItha1t vAkluE
c1nrIGD-d re 1-e and well "
kTv ; II TROY ER N~v Albany. Ind
As-SCnd Fl CENTS fey tHe +--8s'IG.i ol4r-.4! IIc-
t4re Ncp-l>l MAi1tu
THE ATEL0PH0R0S CO. if2 Val ST. NJ
4v--Eu-:u
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Married..

Green's Landing Aug. l, to Mr.. and Mr.
J. l.. Thurlow. son.
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Total indebtedness,
ASSETS.

TOTAL ASSETS, sttilb'-
III tho, pin ion of Your committee tlie above
/, 4 true statement Of TIE financial condition OF
Ellsworth a. far ~ can hc shown IN hsures at
the date At which We were directed 10 make a
balance We are awar,. ihat There are 10 al
probability some hundreds ~ dollars OF drbi.
against tie yity which DO not appear IN our
estimate and the reason i brcau-e We 10 not
know what they are nor have We any means
OF a>ccrtaining We can not >ay " bat liabilities
NAV have been created against the ciiy Just
debts that must be- paid but which have new
eI been presented or audited. TIN, uncertain
IN and disadvantage must always pertain 10 an
investigation Of the pcUuniarN condition " AL
cities until the end.
We have not included A. a>>,t>. city prop
erty like the poor farm, etc. because u never
can bc available to pay debts with until the
end But We 40 include the house on High
school grounds because u l. The SUBJECT oI
regular rental.
" htie We include the tax deeds and uncoI-
lectcd taxes in a>>ct- it j. TO be said that they
are not probably worth their face, and every
person interested in H>certaining the exact
condition OF the city must place his own value
on them. And further il i to be said that
while in sense these items reduce the balance
OF the debt they nre not available to reduce
the actual debt. They constitute In fact Z
working fund which i passed dong from veal
to wear and from administration to admins
tration a. assets for new liabilities and pres
ent. needs, and never can he available 10 pay
outstanding debts until the end. They stand
to each board in the place OF cash in the Treas
urv for present needs.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. Z. DUTTuN.
A. W. KING,
r. r. HALE.
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offensive breath vnn~hc- With the use Of
Dr. >1gc'> starrh Remedy
nv friend. look here, YOU know how weak
and nervous Your wife H. aud YOU know that
Carriers Iron Pill- will relieve her, nov why
not be- fHir about II aud buy her box,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

soorHrxs sIrups and similar preparations
outhcrud Hercd by killing l9.Vo infants
each year. according 20 good authority
IT - said that a low, poor condition OF the
blood il seldom found where there - an e.
tablished habit q fun, deep breathing with
the mouth closed.
vAruR baths win clear the skin Pow
aered charcoal. taking on first rising in the
morning. is good Sometimes q good
medicine for bniousrcss IS tho remedy re
quired
A Norrp scientist says the smoke from q
GOA oil lamp when the wick IS turned down
l. one of the greatest Of disease causes, aud
from its smoke can be traced the appear
snce OF d~iphtheria
NEVER put milk. fat or any oily substance
into the ear Tor the relief u PAIN for they
soon become rancid and tend 10 incite IN
Examination. Simple warm water VIII
answer the purpose better than any thing
else.
FoR brain workers who are troubled oy
the arch enemy. dyspepsia cocoa WILL DC
found a soothing and nourishing article Of
diet Several cases in which the suffering
was exceedingly acute have been relieved
ia u very short tt--e bv the use Or co-pa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

make about six hundred IoG.s y ;ho
jobr'
The world moved round once more.
SIX hundred dollar-l Why. six hun
dred cents meant home and Stashy
and happlnessl See here. mister.
could you lend ms a triie til I get the
reward? want 10 let his mother
kno~ I've found the baby. little Billy.
heret' Perhaps the burly policeman
had a baby and wife at home know
the message went. and Stashy cried
foF 10y and said. Il knew his father
would find Billy" with proud con-
iidcnco Aud when they reached
home on Buster morains. tho neigh
bors nil came IN to welcome the Bings'
Baby. and. like the brave heart that
he was Binss never told cven 'stashy
what price he paid for that night-ridc
20 Now York - Boston TrazscripG
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MAKING.
How the Useful Little Articles are Turned
Out by the Millions.

One cen a box?i
Yes. sir. We are paid one cent
for packing a box of five gross Of
elothespins," said one of the packers
TO 4 reporter.
AN expert car pack 100 boxes in
aday of ten hours. Sharp work. that,
handling = 600 pins Il day"
Ctothespins are made in the lumber
regions. They are usually made of
white ash. sometimes Of beach. black
and white birch and maple. The wood
- taken 10 the factory in logs and cut
into lengths of thirty-one inches by
circular Tvs These lengths are the n
cut into blocks and the blocks again
cut into sticks The sticks are placed
under another saw and cut into the
required lengths Next the turner
takes a hand at ,hem and from there
they 20 to the slotting machine. They
are placed in iroughs by the operation.
the machine picking them up and
slotting them. They are then placed
in a revolving pipe dricr going thence
To the polishing cylinder and
then To the packer Each pin passes
through eight hands. A single plant
consists Of board saw. gang splitter.
gang ehunker. turning lathe. driving
house aud pollsher and costs from 81
oO) TO SIP 600 The machines WORKING
are very interesting The little blocks
OF wood 81 inches long are placed on
m endless belt. which feeds the blocks
automatically into the lathe. As the
lathe Is turned the pia Is taken an
tomaiieolly from the spindle and
placed on 4 turntable and carried TO
a circular saw. whica whites out the
slot in the pin Il i then flashed
and thrown out Of the turntable bv
the sam appliance that puts the pins
on the table. Falling. thew are
caught in Il basket or barrel and ara
then taken 20 the drying house for 10
TO II hours or until dry. The polish
ns cylinder or rumbler holds 70 10 20
bushels; this i run 1T 4 slow speed
about 80 turns = minute. and by sim
pie friction and contact they become
polished--N T. MaI msf Erarets
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10
The ORPHANS PRAYER.

with sohs. and sore Distressed beside his bed
ne pretty little fellow knelt and prayed
Scare seven sunny sammcrs o er hts head
Had fown, All chil4hse we're thu words TO
sad
'Klna Col AMI herr there came 4 sob be-
tween
A. though the poor chld's heart we're Ike 70
brrak
J ~ isst ne w0rxteSt boy you ~ ever seen.
But please forgive me now Tor Jesus sake.~
-Anh tell ny mother. IL shs cant hear
Up where sne lives with Yog. kind Col" ha
crird.
I'D give Just any thing on earth. Oh dear,
HTd obeyed her on tss day she diedr'
. then The sob~ are hushed. the curly heal
= almost hidden IN th- dim half light
Ths hoy j. sleeping IN his little bed
Where no fond mother watches him u nfrht
Poor little matheri~ss ard snrrow NJ TAI.
Has then your prayer been heard and an.
swerrf. too
lou. dreaming. stir and smile a. though IL hal.
And Who shall say, indeed, Il IS not true.
~. r. Tsfegrgv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10
NEW TORPEDO BOAT.


the Whole Of nelson's Fi-su
The very unsatisfactory Performance,
., the torpedo boats which took part
in tho naval cvotutions at Bearhavcn
a year or we ago induced natal
architects aad eLg inccrs to attempt
the construction Of 4 new and i'm
proved class II vessel. Hence the
origin Of the Buouaventura. The new
torpedo ship has two SETS Of triple ex-
pansioa engines Of a combined horse
power If , 70Q The vessel built en-
tircly of steel, is isl feet in extreme
hnsth, ~ feet IN breadth. aud slightly
ovsr II feet from the base line t. the
main deck. She i no. a beauty. she is
what ladies' would call plain 10 her
steel ram were IF she wound resemble,
roughly speaking. = cylinder taperi ~
TO a point At either cnd-say like The
point Of a lead pencil. Imagine The
upper surface # This cylinder slopiag
upward very gradually for some dis
tance from stem and stern. and the
funnel placed midway. AMI you havs
q rough outline Of the vessels appear
anrr
The first and most 0bviols difference
between this torpedo boat and vessels
Of her class consists in her super
structure. HeF main lccb is covered
from stem TO stern by wha; may Re- de-
seribcd as IN areh=ay somewhat flat-
tened at top. the arehway. being. like
all other parts of the boat. Of steel
o. the main deck viii be placed III.
vessels armament. consisting Of III
three-?ouudcr quics-nring guns. fou,
machine guns and four torpedo tubes
The nien working these guns and
tubes will be completely sheltered by
the steel superstrueturp from nj
enemy's sharpshooter. That is the
first advantage resulting from the plan
, Of completely covering the deck. from
: onc end to the other. by what we have
!, called the steel archwty. Il will he
understood In Il momcut that the very
conformation of this cupcrstructurr
must contribute enormously to ths
safety of the craft. even Il she wcr,
pcppered f%uriouslv by an enemy's fire;
the shot TINT would pierce a fla.
surface would glaho. 7T this round,
ed surface. Let it lie observed.
too that the vessel. when fully
equipped and in action. would show
no more than twelve inches of hull
above the water. The emily portion
visible above this t~wclYe-ineh level
would be the steel suPerstrpcture al
really described. Another immense
advantage Of this form Of construction
IS this. TINT the torpedo boat viii not
only 1--WE in the toughest seas. Ir.l
defy them. In her yoyage from the
Tyne to the Thames she encountered
very rough weather. and she behav, ii.
as Captain Barclay says. spleudidly.
This new boat Is not n 'merc tor
pedo with men upon ia mere ma
chine for launching torpedoes. Sic
is 4 fighting boat n, well. A. a scout.
and as 4 fast cruiser after merchant
ships. she ought. say the experts. Ia
do splendid service. and with her very
considerable coal capacity she can
keep the high seas for comparatively
long periods. II is a striking Illus
t~ration Of the progress of naval on
struction that this small craft could
have sunk the whole Of Nelson's fleei
AMI escaped unhurt. London Stand.
art.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

IL another column Of this issue win be
found an entirely new and novel specimen
Of attractive advertising. II Is n OF the
neatest ever placed IN our paper and we
thInk our readers will Dc Wei repal1 ior
examiuing the SUPPOSED display letters IN
ne advertisement Of Prickly Ash BItiers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

II 4. 9 little funny, isn't Il that draugAt
causes a cold. cures a cold and pays the
Doctors bill-Phlddephia Cal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10
Three Bottles Cure Catarrh.

ELI ROBBINS. Runp1u p. o.. Columbia 6,
Pa. SAYS: My daughter had catarrh VIII
she was five years old, very badly. l sew y
Sage's Catarrh Remedy advertised. ami pu
cured a bottle for her. and soon saw that
helped her; q third bottle effected q perm
nent cure. She is now eighteen yedrs cid a.
sound and hearty"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

Az auctioncer can not cxpcc. n have his
own way. He must follow the bidding Of
auother.-Sffinrs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

The baseball fever las invai.l
S'orsia "a epidemic form. AMI the
negro women and girls IN ports Of the
a-ate indulge il inc game
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10
a~ConssantIy Hawking and spiuinss

THOMAS J.. RUSHING, Esq. s3os Pine Srs.I
81. Louis, No. writes: Il was a great suffer-
from catarrt for three years. At times ! cnUl
hardly breathe. and was constantly hawkin.I
and splitting, and for the last eight usontAs
could not breathe through the nostrils. n
thought nothing could be cone for me. Luct
nv. i was advised to try DR.. Sage's Catars|
Remedy. and l am now n well man.. ] beleal
it to be the only sure remedy for catarrh nov
manufactured, md one has only to give II d
fair trial TO experience astounding results saI
q nernrrnanf cfrre."
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

DoS'r Wheezc and cough when Halc's
Honey Of HOrehound and Tar will cure.
PIKEs Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

FREE! A 3-foot French Glass, Oval
Front, Nickle or Cherry Cigar Case, MFR
CHANTS oxLr. r. w.TAxsrLL & Co, Chicago
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

AREAL estate boom Is very likely to de-
vel0p into a boomerang Merchant TraSekr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

" afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
.Thcmpson's Eye Water. Druggists Selit&c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

Az early rumor-the FIRST guest at n Gum
mer hotel-Crdc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10
THE MARKETS.

The mar who tips his rcup-rla.. salso,,
spz the waiter Puck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

Bor who was kept after school for baS
ortAorraphy said he was spel-ooun6
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

AxAS may expect { be bitten in a dog
trade
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10
auntoId Agony from Ca;arrh.,

Prof. W. HAUsSEB. the famous mesraerir
Of ithaca, ". Y. writes: Some ten years AZ
I suffered untold gun from chroniS nlxl
catarrh. NV family physician ave me UP q
fncIirab.e. and said | must die. My case Va
such a bad one, that every day. towards VB.
set. my voice would become SO hoarse | cou4
barely speak above whisper. In the moriias
nv coughing and clearing of my throat wous
almost ~strangls me. BY the use of DIR. Saget
Catarrh Remedy, in three months. | was 4 Ez
man, and the cure has been permanent