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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
The Farruin: Outlook.

Fro-u the Ri ley Miss So1th-rn Herald
The gratifying intelligence come,
from nearly every part of the country
that farmers have SCI, about earnestly in
making preparations for tue wears
crop As general. if not \ universal
rule they will begin the wear more free
OF debt Than ever before. aud many OF
them owing nothing aud with money in
aa.sL To al indifferent isoSs. On
farming appears To b. a sort of tread
mill business. going round and round
VITA pillow and hos. in fair weather and
foul IL seems this wav. bat Il i the
most independent bu>inc>S in the world
snd. m fact. the only business in whieh
n mau i dependent upon Providence
alone II he does his work well. his
only need i favorable weather. aud he
knows It. For this latter he must ,.e-
pend upon Him who rules the winds
and clouds. and cause the wind To
descend alike On the Just aud unjust.
arme do not sit down aud wait
for season, to come They push her
work along. and. when seasons come
are really for them. and they get the
1enriit-- They are doing this now.
ami - We said At the outset. good news
enHses 20 "a from ever part OF th.
country. The farm work : we'll nm
considering tie drawbacks bad weather
Ia interIloses. OCCASIONALLY. anI We are
NOR tisn hoisfuL IL farmers prosper
'De Whole country prOs-.>. sad vice
Nes VI oursr. then. ever i-siy de-
slIes earnestly the prosperity OF the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

Produce 4 shocking disturbance 30 81
nerves urStrung. Their weakness. org
mating with the stOmach's iuactlon usually
q reflected By a perturbation OF the orgaE
OF thought and by general organic dshar
uony. They TIA he strengthened an
9lsstsd BY restoring vigorous digestion with
austetters Stomach Bitters. $50 4 leadius
preventive aud reucdy for malarial dis
orders bilious and kinney ailments, eonsti
patica and a rtFu-ltic tendency. Il j. I
prime appetLn.r also
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

QrAkEEGAP. Stakes Gu C. Jrtys r%a
W II CuNSrosN
DEAR >TR-TuurD DR.. Mor~e's Indian Reed
Ftls have Effected a most remarkable cure. NJ
mother vas suffering from kidney d~feieuIe-s ne
disease had got 90 rrui q grip upon her that s1s
eou-t not walk n step bought q bcx ~ yaGr pills
a1c enmu-need giving her TWO pills every Higtss
before -he bed taken all OF one box she coGlf wax
asout the hTaSe- Tn-eay she Is perfectly veil aat
ays that hors~'. Pill. .aved her hle-
Yours. ETC. l. W. FERGUSON
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

The complicated diseases brought o. By
Intense study, thought care. anxiety, etc;
ase often OF the most SERIOUS nature REED
such symptoms as loss OF memory, univer-
sal l~assltude, heart disease k11ey. COZ
plants, liver troubles and 9 general ore2x'
ina down OF health and strength. Wren
thus afflicted, when the leae,exertlon causes
great fsngue, when life seems 9 o1rceu,
use TIRE reliable siren Etheutrg tonac'
Browns Irv1 Bliters- Il viA a1oEd yo1 sure
relieL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

PRINCETON. Ind. Aug :. 81


". n. CoNsrocK.
DEAR >fE-for twenty-five years I have been
a-flcted with rheumatism of the boz els. raEe N
al hopes or recovery l wa< unable to stand Hpsa
ny teet At times and vas compelled 10 st and 10
ny nous wOrk- In ES your agent called II NJ
11uss and sahi that he could cure me- a.z~L
Howl he rerhed- By the use of DR. Mors~s
fadtan Rect fuiA" l fec1.ed 10 give them =
trial and the result l. that I am entirely cured Eza
able % do ny own work All the nefSheur> arru1d
mere use your Pills and say tnaE they Suub4 a.J -
sttos1t LAeG- Yours. etc
CELIA IOIN.gS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

CorGHs. HoarsereSs. Sore Throat, etc
quickly relieved by BzwN's BRONCHIAL
rRosHEs. \ simple ami eTectual remedy.
SUPERIOR "a all other articles for the same
purpose Sod only IN boris
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

THr reading pgblc has reason TO De dis
custed with ans metirine whach claims q
cure every tang. fruu n corn 70 cousamp
ta0o- ShA4lenbergers Anthiate for MalaFia
= Slnply what is EIme Imports IL yu-
have Nalari2 In your system. a few doses
wul destroy u tHia.af sfstg. ~ far as uoW
kDown L, u the ouiy aatid0se Tor this poison.
Sob1 BY DTuEgs&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

THERE are many forms Of nervous debility
in men that yIe.I To the use OF Carter Iron
Pills Those who are troubled with nervous
weakness, night weats,etc should try them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

HLr . century las elapsed sInce Coz
gress appropriated 81 ,anc toward compiling
Agricultural statistics ey the larSs iEporta-
ton OF bres1stuss shlPped 70 America HAT
year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
CATARRH1 IN ZEE AGA9'
= 10 matter Of hv long standing, : Per
manenty curedo " a sscss csraHaH REMEDY. % cents By druggists
Worth their Weight in Gold


y. c. July n -
etRs-F0r year. have been afflicted witn gravel
n 4 after tying the beet doctors iH thts IneaIitr
without r~eeetvtre any benefit. I tried DR.. Mars.t
fnatan Rosk Pills with the result that tn-taT
am a new man. completely cured I would not Ia
WITHOUT them they are the best PM ever used.
Yours. ETC. wG.JACAsox
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

AcrOES, Vocalists, P1bIic Speakers praise
Hale's Honey ~ Horehouud and Tar.
PIke's 1cothache D-uls Cure IN dc minute.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

ELp-R StsrrR-'Oh, you fancy yourself
very WISE, I dare say. bat I could give you
. wrinkls Or tEOr" Younger Stster-~So
GoUb-asd never MISS them"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

N son. why = It you are always behind
hand in your Stujlest~ Because II | were
not behsndhand with them | could net pur-
sue them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

IL London daring 4 rccclt week the
births OuIEumbervd the dSavhs almost two
to cue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

wHrS bathing the face do rot open the
eyes under waeer. a. this 3 apt 10 be IN
FURIOUS 10 the epahela- covering Of the
eva
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

A BRIGHT lttle grl in Sundav-srhnoi.
upon beng ASKED whSt sort % 4 sptr1t that
OF te PharIseS w4N repued 1t was c0.ng
\ good thing and then feeling bf- cxer IT,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

WESTERN TOUrfSr-"GOt much stock on
handf' Rsncbman-~Nope, got . right
smart bunch on foot. though"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

DAVID q. BURNETT began % serve - act
ing president Of the republic Of Texas
nfty years ago
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

II afflicted with Sore Eyes use nr. Isaac
raoups0E's Eye Water. Druggists sell il. &c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

The ltc Crown Prince Rudolph. Of Aus
triA Jeff debts amounting toS751so marxs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

FOR SALE IN ALL DEALERS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

BUSLAr, the newiyerowued KIag Of An
nam, - only ten years Of age
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-19
The Ideal Election.

The question Of a reform In the mode
Of casting tho ballot Is live one In
this campaign, In which the Democratic
convention has pledged the party to n
trial of the Australian system while
the Republican politicians do not re-
gard II with favor; and yet 1t Is as
valuable to them rs TO US. Especially
In this county, where the Republi-
cans decide their nominations for Office
at primary elections, should they desire
to have every means used TO secure fair
and free ballot. The object Of the new
plan proposed for taking the vote Is to
secure 1t rs secret ballot, aud to free
the voter from temptation and intimi-
dation by politician or employer. The
idea is that If he can he screened
effectunlly from observation while voting
and be provided with "a ballot from
which TO select his real choice among
the candidates, he will do so, regardless
Of the inducements previously offered to
him 20 vote otherwise and that, under
these circumstances, II will not pay the
politician to attempt TO bribe or control
the voter and what II will not pay him
TO do, he will not do. Consequently we
will come to have elections in which no
inducement is offered the voter to vote
otherwise than as he peases which is
an ideal election.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-19
Americans rs Riflemen.

There was u time not so very long ago
when Americans were famous for their
familiarity and skill with firearms.
American boys all over the land were
accustomed To hunting small game and
learned how To handle gun with safety
to their own lives and fair accuracy of
aim. The farmers son who went out be-
fore dawn with the old smooth-bored rifle
and shot squirrels at long range on the
quick jump grew up naturally to skill
with weapons hardly TO be gained by
the monotonous range practice of later
years. The farmers SON may nowadays
go out in the early morning with light
breech-loading shotgun, handy, accu-
rate aud far superior in every way to his
fathers clumsy weapon, but he usually
fails to discover the game To practice on.
The growing scarcity of game, marks n
fading Of our reputation as IA nation Of
good shots. In Revolutionary days the
rifle was our national weapon, and the
profusion Of Indians and other big game
made It SO. Later the sons maintained
some of the skill Of their fathers by the
aid Of small game inlarge quantities. Now
VIC uuNt iOrt VI are itst lbsiuS IL III spltt
Of the hard work at ranges of the rifle
clubs and a portion of the state national
guard. Our little regular army Is body
Of thoroughly trained sharpshooters, and
some of the German gun clubs are fine
marksmen, but young native Americans
outside the state militia usually know
very little about the weapon that must
he the reliance of the nation in war.
Out West the revolver is now the Ameri-
can weapon and in Europe has long
been 80 regarded. 1t has been declared
by high authority that it would
be impossible to gather on our northern
border more than one hundred thousand
active young men able to shoot straight,
and successfully oppose trained rifle
men. Canada is now said to be coun-
try Of riiiemen, and their skill might
60 far to make up for our advantage Of
numbers in case Of hostilities, which are
fortunately not at all probable. When
Admiral Farragut made his triulnphal
tour Of Europe after the war the king of
Belgium asked one of his suit how the
European troops compared with those
of the United States. The officer replied
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-19
THE NEGRO QUESTION.

Report of the Committee on Cauons to
the Episcopal Convention.
In the house of deputies the Protestant
Episcopal convention In New York on
Friday the committee on canons presented
q report on the proposed establishment OF
missionary episcopate for the colored
people. The subject was brought up Thurs
day on an address signed by the Indiana
delegation, which, after reciting that the
colored population ~ probably 100000,
and that the training of their children is a
matter OF grave Importance, and should be
under the direction of the church, adds
''that II anything of an efficient and prac-
ticai nature Is 10 he done for the evangeli-
zation of the colored race of the United
States 1t should be done before this con-
vention adjourns. The race is seeking TO
be enlightened" 1t continues, 'and il has
capacity for enlightenment, sound, polii-
cal and religious
The address proceeds TO declare that " the
men and women who are our equals before
the law and before tho Lord ask YOU to
help them to the knowledge OF pure gos-
pei by methods suited To their ignorance
and simplicity" and concludes by saving
that a branch of the church should be or
ganized to aid their eyangelization, to he
equal and auxiliary, and 10 he called the
"A frican Church." with colored bishops,
deacons and eyangelisis, and under the
control and general jurisdiction Of the
church.
The report Of the committee on canons is
as l0ilo"s
Even II this church were prepared to
recognize by law lhe dluerehce between
us whlle anu color'u meihpers ana pro-
Nlde ior ,heir separate organization cither
into parishes or episcopal Jurisdictions, we
think that the mode of doing SO, rs pro-
Vided IN this proposed canon, would be for
many reasons ineApedient, ana that II
could be properly ana efhciently done only
after change IN me constitution.
While we DO not absolutely assert that
the proposed canon would De unconstltu-
uonal yet 1t trenches so closely on article
~ that for this reason alone we would
depreeate It's adoption. But waiving. for
the present me constitutional objections
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-19
Troops SARSAPARILLA,
SCROFULA HUMOR.

" My Daughters Life Was saved"
In regard 10 my little daughter, whose life
was saved, as we believe, by Hoods Sarsapa
parilia, would say that before she was six
months old scrofula sores began TO appear ON
different parts Of her body, and In short time
she had running sores. Two physicians were
called but they gave us no hope. One OF them
advised the amputation of one of her fingers, to
which we refused assent. Our attention was
called TO Hoods SarsapaIi lila, and we began
giving ii To her A marked Improvement was
noticed after She had taken only one bottle
and by continued use of IL her recovery was
complete And she is now, being seven years
old, strong and healthy, The other members
of my family have been greatly benefited by
Holds Sarsaparilla, and recommend Il as an
excellent blood purifier" b, c. JOKES, Alma
Lincoln Co., Me,
SCROFULh IN THE EYES
My daughter suffered terribly with sore
eyes, caused by scrofua humor. We We're
obliged TO keep her out OF school for two years
We had medical attendance, but she failed To
gain relief. At last, knowing that Hoods Sar-
saparilla had cured my mother OF rheumatism,
and believing II must be good for the blood
cInciuded 10 have my daughter try it, and II
has entirely cured her" CORNELIUS YEAGER,
Marshalltown, Iowa.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for IS. Prepared
only by c, ]. HOOD a CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, ~
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Hrltpinua.

ELI0IouS SERVICES WILL BE HELD
LII In the following churches on Sunday, IN
the morning at 1890, In the evening at 7lb. Sun
day school at l.i5 p. IN. When the hour 4. dif
lerent 1t Is especially noted;
CHURCH or Gop-Corner Of Prince and Or
ange.
New CHURcu.-Services and Sunday school
tomorrow morning at the usual hour. In Longs
EMNASUEL LurIIERkS- Branch School.-Reg.
ular session at the school house, corner of Wall
nut and Mary streets at p. m.
SIMEON CuAPEI.-North Prince street-Rey
+, NJ. Harris, pastor.
PuEsuyrGRIAN MEMORIAL CHURCH South
day school at l:i5 T. m.
EvASGELicAL CiuRcn.-Rev. b. Albright,
pastor. sunday school at y. III. Praise SER
Observation-Disclosures Church.-Rev T.. r.
Lehr pastor. German IN the morning. sunday
FIRST REFoRMED.-Rev.J J. NJ. TitzeI u. d..
pastor; sermon In the morning by Rev. +. "A.
OLivEr BAPTIST CnURCH-East Vine near
oLIvEr MIssIoS-28i East Frederick street
evening" BY the p od chnreS in ,ae
| ST. JoHS's LuruERAN--Itev. Is. +. Alleman
room. Sunday school at ST. Johns at ii5 y
m. and at Gotwald Memorial Mission nj u. m
ST. PAuL's REFoRNEu--Rev. J. W. Meinlnger
evening Prof. George f. Null viii occupy the
pIR,Pit; pRpro, S4ns SS service ser at at $50 Z; n, nj
Rev, Wm +. Liehliter, pastor In the evening
preparation for the Holy Communion Sunday
school at y. III, Service In the German Ian.
| gunge at 5;W y. m, Rev. X, e. officiating.
uSIlEp BRETuRES IN CHRIST, tovENASr.-
| Preaching IN the morning by Rev. 4. BaltyvII
and In the evening by Rev. J. u. Eunk Praise
service Mt $50 p. m.
PREsByrERiAN.-Rev. J, Y. Mitchell, u. d
pastor Preaching by Rev. Alfred Nevin, ID. ID
ST, PAuL's NJ f. CHUKCiI-Hev. T., c, Ierkes
pastor. q, IN. class. Praise service mt 600 D.
m. Preaching In the evening by Rev. j. +,
Crouch presiding elder,
MoRAvIAS.--Rev. j. Max uark, u. D.. pastor
y. M, sunday school,
ST. SrEpHES' College Chnpel, ,--Sernnn hx
Rey. y. V; Gerhnrt, pastor of Reformed church
ol Bedford, Pa,
TRiNiri LurHERAN.-Rev, c. l.. Fry, pastor
No evening service.
CuRIsr LuTHERAN.-Rev. L. l.. Reed, pastor
WESTERN NJ. i. CHURCu--Rev. Il. w. Burke
pastor. Christian endeayor meeting AT $3.50 D.
IN.
DIVINE service ON Sunday morning in III,
Rockland street school building at l0JS o clock
Preaching by T. |. Bower, Theological student
GRACE LuriiERAS.-Rev. C.E Houpt, pastor
sunday school at y. M. Church services
morning and evening.
FIRST Nj. j.. CHURcH-Rev. 8 NJ. Vernon, ID
D., pastor. Class meetings ut Va, IN. Sunday
school Vt l:i1 y. H.
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THE HIGHEST PRAISE.

am Presbyterian clergyman and Doc
tor OF Divinity, but am not AFRAID to recon-
mend Duiiy's Pure Malt Whiskcy us the puresi
ana most efficient preparation as a medicine
shat know ui, and my experience IL large
one" ELN. u. MILLS, l.. l., II.
~ highly recommend Duifys Pure Malt
Whiskey, and prescribe IL exclusively in my
practice" r. W. HuTGHISsoS, NJ. D., New
York,
DuTy's Pure Malt WhislSey is free from
fusel oil, adulteratiOns, or foreign Impurities,
ana these qualities should roSoiiInend IL TO the
highest public favor
fRoF. HENRY a. Morn, Ph.D. .,F,C,s,
New York.
I concur In the endorsement OF all that has
been said OF Duny's Pure Malt wbiskey."
l.. T.. SPINNER,
Late Treasurer OF the United States.
CHn any higher endorsements than the above
be produced for any known article?
Do they not prove the purity and power OF
this Great Remedy "
BE sure, however, and secure only the genu-
Inc, and take none but Dudy's.
1t is sold by all reputable druggists. 90
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that the European soldier ms n rule
equaled the American in oil but two
particulars. The king eagerly inquired
what they might be. capacity for
long and rapid marches and skill In the
uec of the rine.'' WELL" replied the
ruler Of the Bclgians, I" ! can at least do
something to make my soldiers marks
men," Tho government began offering
prizes and honors for sharp-shooting,
and at fairs and all Belgian holidays
the rife contests became centres Of pop
ular interest.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-19

rnn.ADslsniA. saturday, Oct 70. isss.

rnn.ADsapniA. saturday. Oct 10. Isss
Some hundreds, possibly
thousands, Of men in this city
are thinking Of 7apitv Dollars
to-day, questioning how far it
will 60, wondering what it will
do in buying Fall Suit Of
Clothes.
There is good news in the
store for all Clothing buyers,
but before telling it we want a
word with the Twelve Dollar
thinkers.
Some hundreds Of SI2 Cas-
simere and Cheviot Suits are
waiting for you to-day. A
unique lot. The nobility Of
American and the MsAineue Of
British woolens are in the
cloths, the Clothing is just
made, the styles are right, but
literally the least real value in
the lot is SIS, and the greatest
SlS or more. The a0hy is
nothing. Never mind why.
You may lose your chance if
we stop to tell. You deal with
the fact.
Pass on, Twelve Dollar men.
A word to the rest Of mankind.
All right sorts OF clothes are
here for Boys or Men. Little
Lord Fauntleroy's silk : lined
Velvet Suits await him. The
young mans Fancy Cashmere
Cape Overcoat is subject to a
s25 draft; it give the last
needed touch to his style. Men
praise our Overcoats and buy
them. Economy revels in the
Small Boys Suits at $3.50 and
IS.
Don't you see the touch of
new life, the renaissance in our
Clothing?
Market street side.
Fall Millinery in full swing.
The call is for everything at
once-loudest for Blacks. There
they are-and all the others.
Children's as thick as any and
fuller Of sparkle. Cloth, Vel.
vet, Tweeds, Plush, Astrakhan
and Velvet mixed, and what.
ever is timely and wanted.
Genuine Turkish Fez, 75c
Wool Fee, soc; Scotch Tams,
eoc-always in shape no odds
what bang-about use they get.
Jockeys, Glengarries, Alpines,
Sailors, and all that.
Near from Thirteenth and Chestnut streets
corner.
You could pay $3.50 tc
S2.75 for the Corset and ge'
the same as from that French
lot marked CSC to SI.S5.
Second floor, first gallery, Juniper street side
More than 900 styles o
Pocket Kmpes-Ioc to So.
Neither Young nor Ole
America can well have a cut
ting thought that we can't fit ;
blade to.
Scissors about as thick-2o,
up. Scissors Cases, So to IS.
Near Juniper and Market streets corner
A Lemaire Opera Glass fo
SO, or up to $40. A fairl,
good glass for as little as s..
Near Juniper street entrance.
.Tohr XW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-19
A Bloody Anrgy

II often the result OF " bad blood In family or
community, but nowhere Is bad blood more de-
structive OF happiness and health than In the
human system. When the life current is ioui
and sluggish with impurities, and Is slowly dis
triDutng Its polsons 10 every part of the body,
the peril TO health, and life even. is imminent,
Early symptoms are dull and drowsy feelings,
severe headache, coated tongue, poor appetite,
indigestion and general lassitudc. Delay In
treatment may entail the most serious consc.
quences. Don let disease get a strong hold on
your constitution, but treat yourself by using
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and be
restored TO the blessings OF health. The Dis
covery ' Is guaranteed to cure In ali cases Of
disease for which 10 is recommended, or money
paid for II Will be refunded FSSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-19

TRADE and transportation between tho
United States and Spanish America, by
William Elcroy Curtis, is a three hundred
and fifty page book just issued from the
government printing office. In view of the
attention drawn to this subject by the
presence in this country of the delegates TO
the congress of the three Americas this
publication Is very timely. The book first
handles our commerce with Latin America
and what we send there, the events leading
to the present International congress, and
then II considers in elaborate detail the
commerce of the several Spanish states
Part second is devoted to transportation,
the mail service and subsidies. Part third
presents topics for discussion, of which we
are bound TO hear more than enough Shen
the congress begins TO talk.