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h Better and Cheaper.

ROYAL Baking Powder, as an actual fact is the
.-,~omfcal in use of any made, because of its
superior strength.
81 ,5e United States and Canadian Governments
-.ao-ts Of their investigation of baking powders
--5rfsied this fact officially. q.
other baking powders known in this vicinity
,ra bv chemical tests to contain from 20 to So
z1- less leavening-gas than the Royal So the
even should 1t cost more than the others, would
s5 the cheaper.
siliion TO this the superior favor, sweetness
sneness and delicacy of the food raised by Royal
-- Powder would make any difference in cost
-.1sanr
ben the Royal makes finer and more wholesome
q. less cost which every housekeeper familiar
# sill affirm, why not discard altogether the old
sr-ei methods Of soda and sour milk, or home
mixture Of cream of tartar and soda, and use it
-5yely:
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4 NeEreSs Murdered.

KANSAS CITY, No., Sept. O.
LIS, Monday The dead bUdy Of II.
vira Owens v, an OLD negress, was
found IN ~ orchard near her house
near Kearuey, No. \ bullet hole
was found in the head anu the body
had betn partly consumed by fire.
Lewis Griffith. a son of respected
parents livingat kelrney, was sUs-
rectCd Of the crime aud was arrested
at Liberty on "Wednesday. To-Day, at
his preliminary hearing, he pleaded
guilty Of the crime. He said he
sl1. the ueEress because she had dt =
famed his character. lie held thu
PISTOL - near her head, he said,
that her bonnet caught fire when he
discharged the weapon. The fire
spread from her bonnet % her neck
-gar:, aa,i afteryard consumed part
o. her clothing ami a portion Of the
body.
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rARAGRATII &s5T,

putting fish on the free Lis was laid
aside without action.
Davis moved 10 insert binding
Irvine on the free list. ami Vance
moved % amend the amendment 10y
adding cotton logging. Nauce's
motion was defeated, Paddock being
the only republican voting aye.
The question: recurring on the
amendment. Jones (ArS.l moved 20
add the words ''huFl and bsgs Tor
grain made Of burl.'' Rejected. The
republicans who voted aye were
Allen. Mitchell, and Plumb.
Neither ingalls,, Henderson nor
Paddock voted.
Davis amendment was then
agreed tO-yeas 5, nays Is. All the
democrats excerpt BlOGgeit voted
ave, ia company with the following
ramed republicans: Allen, Allison,
CuIIom, Davis, ingalls,, McIahon,
Nandersou. Mitchell, Moody,
Pierce. Plumb. Power, Sawyer,
Suooner and Washhurn.
The negative votes were given by
AldTich. Blodgsit, Cameron,
Chandler, Dlvies, Edmunds, Nv
arts. Hale, Hawlry, Higgins, His
cock. Plat, Sherman, WolcotL
Paddock stated at a subsequent stage
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- -, -. %

CWCsGJ, SEPT. l.--iE- SIu,h
Pax Commissioners today decided
ra- o. tender Washington 'ar', a.
,i,. f.- the NrrIi's Fiir. e. vsH-
...-,a. ty :ae exposition 'IiIsetals
-aey aII that tagy have n.T-aIy
ma.e 70 tuU.ir- o. tly uuirpgoT-t.
gu..iUu ul Jgn's~uu Park, AIu All.
now Hii thereto the improved area
ug thlt park, Masking q total ache
axe SD lelisE,l u- go aCTvs- y
mile and % la.f af fs"uia-, on
tire lake shore i= iurlIdvd iu the
ieuIrr.
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Americas forestry.

QUEEEC, Sept 5.-Ths American
Forestry congress today, after listen
ing to several interesting papcr,.
adopted n resolution rec0mmendiu.
the sending Of young men % Europe
% study forestry. Also meliiics.
ton Of the rules regulating the
management Of public timber lands,
ia OrceE % secure n rcwOOtling q.
fnr...s.
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Srnnr rrrnrn, .Atlnrkth.

MADRID, SEPT. 5-Seuor CIa0-
-a- del Crsiulla, prime minister had
au unpleasant experience. To-Day 81
Nituru. - tine train ou which %,
and his wife were a'HuL O. LufsT
irJm-thC town VS. pulling Ug- I'd
the station, a noting muu utls q
rush for the Ff-Eirr'- car aus
smashed ga the windows Uf hi
compartment with stones. - a
rs known, neither tine PREMIER moi
HE " lie was lu-t.
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m,nnnlI.m Cnn,I-m,..i.

ROME, sept. 5.-Several Fr1mi-
nent bishops some time ago r.
quested the Pope 30 exrreSs an
opinion on the merits or dement's a.
hypnoiism. Tine Pope referred the,
subject 20 the Holy luquisitiou.
While a full decision j. not reached.
yet il Is understood tue tribunal will
give a it. opinion that the church
should condemn hypu1tism, -
Fractice,l upon human beings, upon
the ground that Il disiuT,rs human
Liberty and i dangerous in iJs e.
fec;s upon the mental and physical
condition Of the h-pu5tized sub
ielts.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
lu lie Er1iatc Co1rt. rr aud for salt lake
county Territory OF UJzh-
In the uatferd % The Es.afe - samuel
EsEuisu. leers-eL


NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN. THAT
~ Arrhb .'I trrwe. -augFl ETiu-.
burst ard William parfer. Executors %
tae lass VAL % ~rslusi Is1uiuu. deceased.
have rendered for settlement. euH ETeI In
sli1 Court tre.r anHl arrouut o. tlcl- at-
lzill-irat.nu u4 1lld estate and petition for
maj ci-f' llatlll % iHe 81 ffIaaf sad estate
aifcu- ne ter-r o. cuutIed thereto. ard that
Iu-s1sT. the 2 .rI tay % September. =. H.
l--.-as ID u'Ca1rs an. No The Court Rom -
tii lHlrt. ft tne County t'lzFr House. SAT-
la-r tltY aaa ual:g. tf-h TERRITORY. h1-
been dllF .nrr.ufrtf ~ the Lu1-s ~ slit
N.lTf Tor the -stsleGrrt % -ltf account
al4 hearing .z.4 PETITION f1r tlstuluti1u.
% wu.rh ms rl1 riFre ary person IN.
te-csic1 Do sllt o. tH1e may sppear aud
sauw cluae- d. sav there be- Why said 1r-
rsu1t Fh1uil uat b. serted and approved
ana lnIl 1.-.ri' .lliH1 aIffs a. Urlgcd Tor.
DATED September ~. 10.
JOHN &. CUTLER.
rlcEs % TIE Probate Court
a. MtyEE, Any. tfv
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rRr p,nnrNplA nArrEE.
senator Calf RESOLUTION Meet,
WIN rInefr raNnr.

CITY OF MEXICO. sept Sch
at0r Calls resolution IN tbs Scuate
relating o. The Ba-ruudia aiaiI
has caused a favorable impression
here. the people moss believing thai
the United states will tale mesi'
suT.s t1 rtiIe-S what is considered
here ~ on insult % il lag, anu
cause the Guci-m1l1u government
10 ray large decentralization O.
the wiIoE az EaruuHdia. The
raircFsg5 lays -hc sum should IL
SIuuu. ulI. and the stain ON the hag
should Ie washed cut a,sr, Tut ii
another way
NEW Y.aE. SaDt. 5.-James a.
whitney, "a pTumi-gut republican
and one u the most eminent inter
national lawyers in the country,
was interviewed yesterday ON tine
killing of B1rruudia and said that
tie case was very definitely settled
by treaty relations between this
country and GGgtemllg, proclaimed
July =. Isl. lie rHlu. Il refer %
the fourteenth article q that treaty.
Thi- article. though SOMEWHAT IL
yolvei in style, J. perfectly ciels IN
meaning.
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Not having any Telephone, our
customers viii please leave orders AZ
Margetis' Bros. Book Store, or at
Phillip Nargetts' Wine DrQo; FOR
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also f5T
Malt and HOPS.
Estate or r. b. AIARGy1rs.
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All Run Down

From Tire weakening Effects q changing
weather. ty hard woFs, % finn a ION.
illness. you need q good toEIc aud blood
Turiier ike TIood's Slrsapauul- II You
have never tried this peculiar medicine. %
so now Il viii give you strength and
appetite, purity and yiializc your blood.
II have been IN poor health for several
years. suffering with Indigestion. restless
ness In the night, and In the morning J
g0uld get up with a very
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

ITHO NEED ANYTHING N tn
w Clothing line % call upon 8esf1n 4
CO., % M-in -. where they wil lac n ven
=rlcctct st-cE OF mems AID hoFs' sliis
ovCr4ls, bats, caps, shirts. elc-, a. very low
prices. This Grm Be- reliable and val ire
you right a.
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Tired Feeling.

After taking only a part q TIE first bottle
y Hoods Slrsaplr.Iil cogid rest well
nj uiEht and feel refreshed when woke
~. ItEust say that HOODS Saraparilla Is
anIgis recommended 20 be- Mas. II. ID.
WrvASs. 90 2 Mason ST.. Jlrks0l. Mich.
Il have used Hoods SsrsapariIla as \
Rood purifier and am vel pleased With IT,
q icing In my opinion the proper Medicine
for the purrose.- w 6. WUIUTH. or
Ezrlst. - Mary's Church. Detroit Mica.
Ny daughter received uleh benefit
f-on Ho1d's SlrsarariIla as tonic after a
pru;racted attack % rneumoail-" EEy
4. Il. ApN,.s. New Hartford. q
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THE ARMENIANS.
Issue OF a Manifesto by thu
Revolutionary Party Regard
Ing Turkish Cruelty.

a PRIME MINISTER AssEILEI
5Y a MOS.
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Hoods SarsaPariIia
Notice Co our Patrons

S5ii b dsuz-is-s- siSrir f1r s. Prepared -
CT EooDe CO.. Ara-aceares. Lowell. ,Iast.
100 Doses Orc Dollar
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/ STATE B4BK OF UTAH,

i--l, - @sOO,Ooo-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02
DEALING WITH cRANKS.
A Modei-Naker Gives Away a Fev
Secrets Of His Trssf-.

A ModeI-Naker Gives Away a Few
Secrets NJ His rrsa~.
Eighty per cert - my patrons ars
crankss" was the startling statement
Of a matchmaker yesterday.
The man who fashions things II
beauty AMI complication out Of brass
from mere trarisgs and inventors pat.
terms did not wink his ere when hs
made that statement On the contrary.
he appeared a. IL tho opportunity 20
fire 4 shell into the inventors camp had
arrived
This may appear rather harsh no
continued. but IL is true. nevertheless.
We ave all sorts Of calls for models
some are really sensible. and turn cut
10 be practicable. but they average only
about three in one hundred. The greas
objection % most Of the inventors pry-
auctions is that the coutrivance Is ton
complicated; Or. IL simple. the cost gen
orally kills the success Of the affair.
. Most Of the really useful inventions arc
Of the simplest nature
How do these crank inventors &C.
when they bring their treasures TO .
mOdel-shOp?n
AS ! have beer in the business foe
many years, | can distinguish 4 crank
by the way be enters my shop. 1t GEN
orally takes him three hours 10 con-
clude 4 long h~arangue about what wou-
ders his greatest Of all greats will ae-
complish in the world Of machinery.
n good way to get them down to bush
ness is to talk about brass at 6 cents a
pound"
DO these cranks, as 4 rule. paw M
pronPtly?7
Yes Their existence seems 70 b,
wrapped up in the invention and
models must be made % aid in placing
il en- the market. even at the Gust %
every stick Of furniture in the home
stead
How does a genuine crank inventor
act after be ges his models
Just like a child with 4 novelty. OF
course he excuses his carefulness AMI
pride BIZ profuse statements about the
law Of supply and demand and the won
derful changes wrought by new inven-
tions.
What particular line Of inventions
DO the cranks favor2''
Machinery AMI electrical appIi-
aacc&"
If you discovered. while making A
model from an inventors plans. that a
slight variation in some particular part
would result in producing 4 more req
feet machine, would you claim an inter-
est in the fuyentfonq
No; the inventor IS entitled 20 the
discoveries It would be unprogessionaI
70 work upon his invention and then
steal the main idea Curious, isn'tft how
the market in crank productions laefu-
ates | have known inventors 10 tell
me at the time built their models that
the price Of the product Of their gray
matter was just exactly SO. coo. Two
weeks later it would be s.. 600. and A
little later the Disguised disciple OF Eli
lson was glad To dispose II the model,
for old brass -Chicaro News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

'Tona has told me all. Evelyn, caa
yoc- Oh, my loyei my love- forgive
me-" he cried
She was only a woman, and she loved
him. and she bent her head still lower
till her lips touched his brow.
Il love you, Gerard was all she said.
But he knew he was forgiven-for-
given his mad folly and all she had suf-
fered in the two weary years.
1t was months. long months before
Gerard CarrisbrOke was himself again;
but when nee nor strength came TO
his limbs and the hue Of health to his
cheeks, he knew the demon Of jealousy
was laid forever and that his love and
faith would never waver again. for
Love took up the harp Of life, and smote On
all the chords with might.
Smote the chord OF self that. trembling passed
in music cut Of sight
L NJ Mulhern, in Chicago Daily
News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02
o THERMOMETERS.
rhis Article Tells Yoa Just How ths
Little Instruments Ars Maize.

fhis Article Tells You Just How the
LLttis Instruments Are Made.
IL Is 4 mistake to suppose. az many
DO. that most every thermometer on e
sees was made across the ocean, re-
marked a manufacturers Of the instru-
mcnts.
While it Is true that 4 great many
thermometers bear the names Of for
etgn makers, I'll guarantee that ninety
eight per cent are made in the United
States. BY the way. very few are coy
infant Of the details Of manufacturing \
thermometer. The maker first select,
the small, bored glass. with reference
10 the proposed length Of tho thermom-
eter and bulb Then, with a deft touch
and sklllful manipulation Of the blow
pipe. he blows 4 hollow bulb at one end
Of the tube. The other end IS then
treated % 4 bath in the fierce heat and
a funnel-shaped bulb is formed thereon.
by heating this bulb and dipping the
open end IN a basin Of mercury. the at
mospherie pressure seeking to destroy
the vacuum caused by the expulsion q
the air forces the silyery Iiquid-metaI
into the bulb Then the end bulb il
carefully and gradually heated until
every particle Of air is forced out
Naturally. the mercury is drawn from
the funnel into il permanent resting
place.
y stand frame. containing a perfect
THERMOMETERS AMI a lot Of cracked ice
and salt then becomes the resting
place OF the imperfect thermometer. Il
Is then tested % an exposure ID the
cooling compound until the mercury
has contracted 10 a density equal u
that OF the standard Thermometer. The
tube Il then sealed at the funnel end
and etched at the freezing point This.
IN the ordinary Fahrenheit instrument
IS - degrees The same process il
pursued, using boiling water. to gain
the location Of the boiling point II
the glass i % be particularly accurate.
Intermediate points are secu rcd BY ex-
pertinent "A marking machine. gaugpd
TO thousandths II an inch. il then err
ploYcd % rule on the decree lines
Sometimes these lines are marked upoa
the brass plate which forms the bark-
ing OF the instrument We make Loco
Eahrenheit thermometers to one cent?
grade. This class and the Reaumar
glass are used chiefly by chemists and
scientists. We make thermometers u
queer shapes and sizes for distilIeries
and brewers mash tubs. Here Is a
combination steam guage and thermom-
eter Of massive make tina IS an invala-
able adjunct IN the manufacture OF al
cohoL Up to 2I2 degrees it resembles
an ordinary THERMOMETERS. On the on
posite side the divisions are carried on,
differing from the others in the dis
lance between lines. These are COM
puted 70 shOw the number OF pounds Of
steam pressure By this instrument
which can be applied 10 any boiler. the
exact condition Of the boilsr IS easily
noted @ChicaSo News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

How few have any material sympathy Tor
youth az that period wnen
standing with reiaetant f@et
here he bronx and river m@e&
rheT are urwssl forward by MATURE = stern
DEGREES - assume the powers sad duties 81
manhood and womannoaA And ser tats -
the must critical poaut IA the vQyage af Ia
man life Then il > that the danger u
shattered nervgns = stem reae1es - crs4a
aud Ignorance seIrestts OPPORTUNITY - piazt
the seezi q future ga health and misery
Theu IL Is tha 4uack secures ais wirt n snd
bis purse This - the osssNsiau when tag
hand u experience should taxe the had q
inexpertence aud guide its fest - The solid
rock upon tha farther shore A. t1s 4p~
prnach o. puberty and daring the arst yaars
Of this nex order of beng. there Grs weak
enlng tendencies that should be guarded
ag4usE A medicine that has lie power ~
strengthen tire various parts % the bo1y
and - regulate AMI give control % is vart-
Gus functions = essential a. frslgcEt tnaer
vals Surh a medicine has the eminent Dr.
Joan Bull. q louisville. ~. given ~ the
world II Is xuovvu as Or BaAs c4rsapar
rilia Duu't fall into the hands q auacks,
bat demand tins remedy % yoar Druggist
Take no other. l. = exsrfiV wat = nseied
and VIII carry ynu safely tarnggn -
strength and robust healtL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02
wor AMT AFEARED TO LAFF.

SUM talks about Their digncry al grave and
sodium looss.
Wien Tu allow IL all gate weif-but don't
amount "a sAoass
II . srHer czat loos pleasant Ike. an smile
away the sson
ATS h1un b. cum Tong soon er late an dark
en home
Al -. Z say met eAap hes won The battle
NOR IA haE
Wet b.s tar aarr square In the eve-aa' ANT
afeari 90 ar
Taa Rn t-ulre al1nr LIES turnpike Tth a face
ats te1 mile aaur
Al a aeat thefs hirn rs enny - wot moves on
win flc tnrunE
a. w0t stuffed rhack fll o wisdom, an lara-
iu an az that
tWgf -mamr~ mako r0I wish at you he'd On a
ioaser hafI.
Bat yoal SAL the Sea o. sorrer ItA a ten foot
teruer traC
Thsa aim rat taxes his craft long It'll the
strong breeze otahr,
o. coure rs chaps hes got to Keep our day
h,os u~irAf an clenn.
-@ws Kin Ire tle t1uetlf baad when Prov
dr1rs snlfts The SCENE.
An Goats as Ger t4- sca q Peace onto the
Der God kia -ee right through US all al, into
ev'rv smile
ATS H<r an seq "Loox here. ny friend I
rucsg T1ulT sort o. haf
To step asalr fr pilgrim leaks ats GIT a
fSaesf .lfr'
-. boys. say, look gium and SAD when staudln'
'-tfs The crave.
An mother EARTH takes from the worr wat 70
the N1rI she gave
But when yer grief hes s~ofenetL don't vuu De-
afeA7st 20 smile
Away the t1aru- tlrt cross LIES path fr many
aweary mile
An together us Is make 4 toast. an In cor
water FgtT
a bumper tofhe man v1t r>sns an amt af.ared
utfg
X Tap.cy. in Jury.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02
There are some patent med

There are some patent med
icines that are more marvel
louS than a dozen doctors
prescriptions, but they're not
those that profess to cure
cryylAzzg.
Everybody, now and then,
feels run down." PLAYED
out They've the will, but
no power to generate vitality.
They're not sick enough to
call a doctor, but just too
sick to be well. That's
where the right kind of a
patent medicine comes IN
and does for a dollar what
the doctor wouldn't do for
less than FIVE or ten.
We put IN our claim for
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
We claim it to be an IN
equaled remedy to purify
the blood and invigorate the
liver. We claim it to be
lasting IN its effects, creating
an appetite, purifying the
blood, and preventing Bilious,
Typhoid and Malarial fevers
If taken ~ time. The time
to take it is when you first
feel the signs of srea,1ness and
sueaknSss. The time to take
it, on general principles, is
NOW.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

A GREAT mistake perhaps was made when
Dr.. sherman named his great remedy Prick
" Ash B~TrrxRz; but il Is presumed that az
that time al remedies for the blood, etc,
were called Bitters. Had he called il Prick
ly Asa -Regulat0r.n "Curative.H or almost
anything. but Buffers, II undoubtedly would
have superseded al ether preparations Of
similar character. The name Bttters Is mis-
leading; it Is purely = medicine, and cannot
De used as 4 beverage
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

Which OF these have ygu selected as q
means Of trayelt No matter. whichever
Il =, Fecolect that for sea sickness. disor
ders Of the stomach. liver and bowels. en-
g~endertd hy rough locumation and bad food
or water. and for malarial troubles. Hos
letters Stomach Rifcers IL the most useFu
speriac you eau take wisn you. II is iaval
liable alsn for rheumatism, kidney com
paint and nervous trouble.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

CoNNoS sense teaches rs that a thorn or
splinter IN the teah must be removed be-
fore The part can heal Malaria n tho sys-
ten must BE- destroyed before health can
return- shaleaberger : Antidote for Ma
laria does this and health returns irumeii-
atelv. There - no other known 4afaiote.
Sohf BY druggists. or sent b. mail for cue
dollar. l. I. Sh~allenherger - Co, Roehes-
ter. Pa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

-Experience has shown Tat an cleo
trio street-car can DO comfortably heat
cd By the expenditure % one-horse
power OF electrical energY. The elsc-
trical heaters to not reduce The seating
capacity % the car. which Is kept clear
OF coal dast and ciniarA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

Fweddy lat the hat st0rs-HAdut Tou
bettah measure ny bad with the@w
machine. you know forget that ygu
call it
Hatter-The co~nfornzteur7
Yes. and make . hat you know 'ast
TO At the shape Of ne bead yua know"
1t won't be necessary - make = BAT
70 order. Your bead wiil soon shaps
itself to &c any Ne 81 in this bon
Chicago Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

IHAvE been an invalid since my sixteenth
year. until i've months ago. began a use OF
DR.. Bull SarSaparilla- Now AZ the age of
txruty-three | feel myself. for the first
tine in my LIE, a man filed with health and
ambition. | a you % publish this, al
though | 10 not sign my true name-ames
Smith, Lexington, Ky.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

Miss Cashley-Yoa have dropped
your Handkerchief on The soor. Mr. Van
Da9ekin." Van Dudekln l~prsuaring ~
get on his knees 81 dd it with a par
pose. dear Miss Cashly-er-Edith. /
love you; viii you b. my wiieF-Puek
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

a. mercury VIII surely destroy the sense %
smell and completely terzaee the whole sys-
ten when entering 4 through the Mucous
surfaces slrh articles shouid never be
used exception PERCEPTIONS from repatabls
physcsans. as ths damage they VIII do = Ten
llAi % ne good Yug can derive from them
hAIs C4.arra Cure, manufactured by r J.
cheney NC1. Tulein. o contains 10 mer-
curry, aad u Eaksn internally aud acts a.
rerfAy apon the bleed and mucous surfaces
q tns sTstssn- In huviu. Halls Catarrh
Cure Be- sare and ~ the genuine. Il Is TAKEN
internally, and Made il Toieao. Ohio, by Y.
J Cheney & 4
sold by Druggists. price 5c per bottle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

TuElE a new newspaper in Kansas
called Ham and Eggs It should never an
pear oiteser than once u week Pub
LsAed every Fried dag probably.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

AFrrR all the only way to profit By the
experience u others q avoid their trou-
oAes - % Gle yo1ng-Anchisou Globe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

-auw9 VII hmv, 90 every fMwfay nAamld
have a. amrM q Mektt@ ~ fhs kss4 fAE1y
r~n~8y. Syrup ~ F~ 30 ews@ ne sys2sm
wann sns1l - " hiHeus Fsr s&as IN - M6
Gl0 AutAaa ~ A. AmN4Smg 8rmNK4stM
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

ALL disorders caused by 4 bilious state OF
the system can be cured by using Carter 5
Little Liver Pills. No pain. gripping or dis
comfort attending their use. Try them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

VIZ believe il has never been decided
whether railroads can grant A re-bate
10 fishing excursioRists- - Washington
Hatchat.