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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-25
True Charity.

When. in accordance with the pretty
English custom. the charming Duchess
of Portland was offered by her husband
a superb necklace of rare stones on the
occasion of the birth of her little daugh-
ter. she declined the gift, and asked to
nave its money value given to build new
almshouses on the estate for the benefit
Of sick or infirm tenants.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-25

Mrs. Bunker (of Boston, - Are the
Indians very dangerous in Kansas City,
colonel?
= Colonel Kaw cher guest)-Sometimes,
when they're big ones. and not we'll
braced up. Only two days before l left
there the ole in front Of the tobacco
store in the next block to my house was
tipped over BY the wind. and fell on .
nr.,n'vAnt citizen hreakir0 hss arm
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-25
A Stop Too Far.

She could figure to fraction the exact ses.
thetic action of each prismatic shading
down to infinite detail,
Her taste was undisputed and twas every
where reputed that in color com binations
she was never known to fall.
She expended on a ribbon all the energy Of
Gibbon, and to her a simple threading
would transform the face of day;
In the art Of womans dressing she was great
beyond expressing; but she bought her
love necktie and he tainted dead away.
-tClothier and Furnishex.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-25

"Certalnly!"
And the deci-iop,-after Wharton had
spent month in Pottsville. vas to sell
out to company that whs already buy.
ing up the vacant land surrounding the
farm. The young lawyer knew nothing
of mining and had no desire to leasn.
but he was no fool, and he made salts.
factory terms for the sale of the estate,
and Daisy returned home a wealthy
woman. ..,. ....tz ~ f....
A European trip restored health to the
young lawyer. and he resumed practice
year after, with every prospect of one
day realizing his vision of fame, while
little Daisy, still rather dazad at her
good fortune, entered upon domestic
duties III grand house, with servants,
carriage, horses, plate, and jewels.
q 1t is like IA fairy tale, Wharton" she
said. "to think Of that miserable place
being worth so much. Poor Margaret
little realized the fortune she was be-
slowing upon me when she left me all
she possessed-her farm. -
The Trueman cousins sharing in all
Of generous Daisy's gifts and entertain-
ments, no longer jest derisiveiy, but
speak in the most respectful terms Of
that precious legacy-Daisy' farm.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-25
HOW TO HYPNOTlZE%ss
- ''ft'S4!1'|E!!. : '''' ,''''',

fhs Operator Must be Thoroughly in Earnest
~-He Nay Got u eubject Under Thorough
Control, but Cannot Induce One to Do
Wrong
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-25
IL . 7 s. -
Fhs Truraias Ps'nt i. Ills Lsseese .vsr,.a
- T.8st 80 al 4-'iItlfE v ).
Especial yvashingtpnrLe ttef.1 :. RI a.

3.rIy 81 S$sIF q StAseA' III Es,sYs8fF VA
f-oN Especial WashsastppL cttef.1s !, q 81,
I II y curious that the death Of General
John &C. Fremont attracted ~.as httls
public attention as it did. One of the
most interesting and romantic charse-
tiers in American history passed away
with no more notice from the press than
would ordinarily be given to a third rate
political adventurer, and far less than
has been given to many notorious crimi-
nails
This is undoubtedly due to the fact
that Fremont so long outlived the period
of active participation in public affairs.
He had ceased to be counted factor in
the progress of events. His immense
expenditure of energy in early life had
prepared the way for his quiet and un-
eventful old age.
To the select few of his intimat, per-
sonal friends, however, Fremont ALWAYS
remained an interesting and romantic
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-25

character. His per-
sonal appearance up
to the time of his
death was strikingly
distinguished. The
refined features, the
thoughtful and dar-
ing eye, the luxuri-
ant white hair and
beard, the fresh COM
plexion, and grace
full manners, all in
dicated the man of
unusual character.
To some extent, he
~~oc I;coD~o;-to
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-25

carriage erect. HID looked as If he had
heard good tidings.. and all three were
talking earnestly and eagerly. -tv,4 "a
Daisy. wondered little, and scorched
one Of her pies. While she was carefully
pairing the burned edge OF crust the
kitchen door opened, and Wharton, heed
less Of her big apron and bare arms, ush,
cred In the strangers. ",''-'''{ ~
sa Mrs. Hill, accept my congratulations
upon your good fortune" he said, bow
'ne with great difference. 4st1 9tr
: in scorching my pies? laughed Daisy.
In owning Is acres of coal land. +"
Il don't understand" faltered Daisy.
This farm, my dear, your legacy from
your old nurse, is one solid bed of coal,
and there is no mine within nine miles
of it. Nobody knows how much lies be-
yond your fences in the vacant land
about us, but in my minds eye see this
colony of miners.
Are you sure, Wharton
i SUSPECTED it the first day we came,
but having no experience l wrote to one
of my clients in Pottsvilla to send me an
experienced hand to see if my suspicious
We're correct. These gentlemen confirm
them
"There. is no doubt about the COAL
madam, nor any about its lying so near
he surface that it can soon he avail
able. T" said the old gentleman.
The question is, whether you will
sell out or open the mine yourself lam
authorized TO make you an offer il you
wi,h 10 dispose of the property" said
tkA vapuO
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Can't you make bread Eith milk emp
tins. o. sOnethia'? NJ mother usea
to-
i shall haze 10. this tine 2idMz
Dane. but thu Compressed yeast ! 50
handy. for l can set NJ bead over
night and have Il al baked before tie
hsztof the 3ay CONES Or
1T costs soueihia 1hoGEh- pursued
Deacon Dane. whose s-rozE POINT vs.
economy Twice - lea zGolIarz-S
fo1r cents every year est fo- yeas-
even Il yOa O1ly use one cake ! Eeek.
And ! tell yOu Il taxes = good uazv
hard EnCes 70 earn 4 DOLLAR
NrS Dane made no reulE there i
szch = thing 4 taste Of wo-ss When
De@c0a Dane lect-r1 o. esoaomr She
wisely sealed her lips lie hai A idea
tai baalss lie sold the proa.cs and
ooz the I0-ey, he himself s1-ned all
tozt tame into tie family. While the
f1>cSAS as patient wite zlEzTs worked
twice 1S haul according % Eer ssrezx.h.
As he did ard often twice Is many
Ao1-< His idea OF economy AS sfurlv
Eoi . spend money. o1t he di3 nos be-
E1 - L<e care % things and save tae-
Ron waste IS did his careful, prudent
wife
Ms Dane made s1lt-rSlaS bead tie
nsTt oay. process which keps hsr in
ne heated kitchen INST Q. tie 10. Sal
Urd1y Afternoon seeing 70 The rising
! baking The next tine bread was
required size naza-ed to ssnd fo- ,he
Te4Sz by DzrEin- the Sou -axr orsa-
than Seozg2aa AZ lie broggds il hone
safely.
The nexs week lroEed the very hot
- o1e Of he sezsoz regular
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

so-cher, AID Saturday seemed the hot.
test o. AL; but the charninE and baking
had 70 be done. as sell a. the general
cleaning Up and preparing for Sunday;
% II vas rot strange hat The morning
OK the holy dAy daEaed upon Mrs Dane
with \ sick headache ltwRs n new
thing, for Oyertaxed nature xoula take
revenge oues IN awhile
"GeOrEi2zA called the deacon u
the stairway. about SIX o'clock TIA,
warn morning. .yoa Kill have to get
ap and get breakfast Your mother
has = headache
Like mostdanselsO Q, sweet sixteen
GeorEiana hated 70 rise early. bat an
ailuent OF her mother appealed 70 her
az o1re. and sae was sooz 6owu@saiN
skiUuiaE the milk. getting breakfast
and stealing zoE 2z5 thea softly izto the
czrkened bedroom % change the we.
cloth OF her mothers t1-rhe16 By
nine o'clock the sunday zo-S wzs well
out q tie gar. az3 GeSr-i2ua cazs iusS
ire bedroom 2-ziz
ia not going 20 church tc-3Ay.
mother III stSv a. home and AXE cars
@: yol
~oA, 10 Ge2,. sad her mother. ia
woat Be necessary. NJ had ia great
deal hestcr. aza a. ! need Is quiet
Tommy c2as - 1ayway. his toe = g
sore be can't wea- bis shoe z-i BE eAa
wait o. re Al ! need
Thea Darwin and / sill get re16y
right .Eay and 20 70 choir rehearsal
Taey ant % p-a-ties some rev a.
thsmS
An hou- I1se- D1-Eiz and Geor-sznl
had Eoue. when the 9ezron- washed
aa2 shaved cane bzssliz- Into the bod
ruo-
Where's NJ zeetin' sait-- he asked
- ds4r. meant 10 have bad Geo--
iaaa bring il cat froz the spare be1
rou closet YOzu have 70 <e: IL yocr
self
Feelizv much abused nos 70 b
v2i,si o. a. usual The Gsaeou DE-
parted IN PGrs1it &C his sunday clothes
Wife he sa4 Is he returned zith
then there's n 2zfal smell zboat
that closets mast be dad mouse II
there IoGl have % see 20 IL Is soon
~ yo4re able
1 Wl tOzo-roE, sighed the p>o.
wO-aa whose had th-obbe3 zfrsh
with every suggestion OF work -
AZ l. ~as = relief 70 her whea -
Es a last dressed z73 had driver
aEay- leaving he hose IL euie. 70 Ter
and To=zr
Ne macy % tze zak smell II tue
closs 1ze % De1o0a Dazs a. he 3-or~
- eAw-n N IT, -razAw $780,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11


This TIRE Il was G~ec--i4n1's clear
young voice that cleft the warn even
ing ar. and the Geaooa tNitched sharp
y CT he lines
WaoA th~-e. Dolly, VIA: DIRE
waat looking hack throz-h the dusk
a. TIE two 1-r on the pooch
Nes ! yeast Gke. responded
SeorEa n the sane clear ,oa&
He- flasher nodded h5s bad IN token
Tat be hoard tAe Grand zz3 clicked
sharpiv % Dolly. zh0 started g again
h-iskly.
>trar-e wbT tle Ecuen thizk %
ma o t1en Pky Hctle yezst cakes.
tni-E thtv can't make brad Eithozt
'e@ u-z1 tie Ge2con a he drove
slQac 10 the village Coup-esse5
ysastt NJ zo,her zo- -z-s-o;he-
never heard e such ! tt5uE hut -
lleve tleE u11s rs. a. r0-1 b-e24 il
cid TINES A. tAey 90 noE
ueaoor ua-e As z0t 4 progressive
Ran vez % What rs good
euo<az esE-ary a~o IS good ezoz-h
DoW. he tAo1EA- Ele1<1Ezz s. Co
AHA w1ole Any q osher inventors
F@a - - - - - AaA
csr-el Il sold have been 10 IN
hsa-d-t thln- II he hA forgotten tie
e-@nl zer wuzz u have t-uzble3 hin
S7ea.ly- b-c sc A. a. qzit sure - -
Eeuber the tainE ue uozl9 Ike .
forse[ 50 he hz-at The yezst-2ke a.
the store along MIA tae galIaa q
keuvse1e AL Eozn2 = sheets Zt-
uz- fAs E4ss IN his ca-pocke-
A. kCEs bs uife was -e2=Eh-e
sZsv a. wurx =ezzn- a. -oozE-
hess CO. w4irA As Lz3 7octenaUv
tc-z h1.y Az- G4y >ss fa4r4 t5e
.Eezr c-1erulse n rta- E-arazztz3
o1Eiaaa q GA cozS
far--h-y rewE eze q re classical
-eze boss shay. aE6 Gel-raaza osmin-
Ogt g t@ r1rez u1ere she b24 beez
F.Ti-< EsreI kyzzs oa the o-vz-
tcE-& 1sr mother Stl II tke task
Dczs seW 0z tA4t bEzcS warx azv
Eo-e r-z-l- EoAe- Sc z -
It's T eT@ to 49,
4 ZEl Er E2rkrr uu warE i -
Wsa- r--orrux. be- aua- r@ 10
tos- >zsurl1N yoa kaow lie h4z 70
wear Is meeting o1l- tonight Ard !
49, @+4 &N@ "A - GaLL-2
ard zet l. full q Gzs- ! Gts--t sroe
IL wozA take loa- 20 @ez3 IL bat /
Gn1 II ozs % Ex evevwhre
let ne Snish IT, thea sas
GeOgi2ua- and she fairly sook the Old
e02t away frO- her =othe-. wh0 re-
LEASED froz tA&s &atv. Eszs iztO TIE
kIseaea and zze zez3T 20 se-tzu- the
be13Snoz Tie fear rs s5fteL The
sailed az2 cooled nix al rezzv. and
Oaly waited ~ he ye1ss when tie
eezccz sEc-2 ooze ho-e
Did yo1 ret tie yeastg asked Ms
Dane wesz her hGh2z1 cane II after
pztuuE u ,he ko-s
Yes ! EOs i" an lie put his hand
in Is poeke- bGs failed 70 fnd The
ye1szrake- ozs rocker after another
Ee Gshed II I'll he hzz zoze The roan5s
o. kAs coat t1ez Is vss- and then his
trousers thea vent TIE whole oTe-
ag11E-zn4 @au pockets are IeEioa
lis IL u. ks sid I've los. il
SOMEHOW puLls1 Il CT with NJ hand
kerehiet O. sousthinE
Are res sure yo1 bought it, asked
G-eo-wiz-A
Suree non's / EEcrg I rat3 txO
ri for the Iir.le thing. aa3 uiEa. -
vel have throEe1 NJ money Awzy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

As4p sro1-ssH
Il yU1re ! suffering WOMAN with
the madeleine th-:s been PREPARED
specify 70 help yOz-Dr. Perss
FzvO-ite PreSCp5O1 Il VII do l.
WHARF others fal Fer al the Dis
e-ses Peculiar 10 the sex-1zgvrg-
down pins, dzplsne1ts, and other
Weaknesses KS = Positirs remedy.
Il Eeaz< L 1E~ life, and \ longer
cce, for every debate wouan- In
every case for which It's recon
us11i, ]. gives satisfaction It's
g-E-ssI 10 Do 50. Or the money
Is rfz-isi
Il improves DIGESTION, lrvieorz.ss
the system, e.riches the blood. DE-
pes aches and pains, prudaces re-
frsSEng sesp d<pss Melancholy
and nsvOu<1ess, and bCiIs I'd both
fesh and strength L Is ! lsgin-
-sse rsSGieERS-not , beverage.
Contains no Lcolcl 20 irebriz.e.
no syrup or sugar to sogr or
ferIsD. N the stomach AID cause
distress As PSzGic- L is nr-
velO@ remedial results rs N It's
composition Therefore, don't be
put OF with some worthless CON-
pound easily, bet dishonesty, r>
commended to be "ixs. - good
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

- hexl before l. eaze = ain -c-.
;haa ! ue=orT-2 decided wA
Mast II NJ clothes Eos tainted
STA u hszEiz there. IL taozEh-
Asah3Ue2 CEe n tAe vex hhlz3
hin =u2e hIu glare a-ouz1 u tao
yo2zE Ers EhO 81 there Tier Etre
whispering behind Their n1nzke-h@f<
ez9 directly they Sos 81 Al xeat sev-
szl peSs further hack Soze vsss1ge
cane into the peT II f-o1t Of tie Ee--
con- az3 soo7 they <-ew uneasy and -
gan - cas- stsaIthy El2zces aroan2
~ hin lie felt hs 1ce -rexi-- ~
everybody Eez- Seemed . b looEzz ~
him 81 Nor did The ruub-e cezS uhea
services ss<az AL u-ou-a he nd
IzE 111 the payers tae s<EE zz
TIE poo< D~1uo1 D2ze kzrs
getting ocr=sso1A EhEs g shzs Ae
G~41gree1bLs sze-l- AID -v - - wo-Az
- keep Is zlz1 @ tie a-Eae& i.
Eez1 w1=@s- - - 2z ueozle nsz-
h1= looEzE zhsz- enc x1F Al
another. ezt Zwzys settling - stz-p -
AiZ-s tAo-S4 tasy spotted aiz s0- he
EnszEory rz-EE
HIS feelings eliminated xha = -
rOse ~izh tte -sst fer sse LSs kv--
Ovs-poxe-za- ssezch greeted hEs cw-
aostrlS and Ettle boy II t-oototkl
As11lzg Is zS@ II G<E whispered
lczly - ks mother Ma 1-eth5r
e E Deacon uane picked II
ais has and wszt hastily czt Of eauryh
Nc 4 eouG have thourh. ke rs
fat - - 49,
azee th7- theF ElEat have feared arc
plexy- He u&s so- TIE ho-s-sA@s.
Ard drove GO S~1-3s ho-e before The
c-cz--e-1-ioz cane CIT
lis Efe had ! i All ~x f-eIisa
easier bEs Ee- 2s.o1iSA=ezf IS
bo2E1Nc whea ksr Husband cane ho-s
az N hcGr wklsa shoEe3 .hzt he had
no- renamed - Saz3zy@ehoaL sch
AAFs a00 t9ty rs xhouy wi.ho-,
preoe1eat N hts case
Ine@ clothes are pss fairly suEl-.
hz1E1 II that clo<eL be hzrS. forth
a. he cane into The b@5-ooa pzIIeS %
tie cczt 411 threw il oz The bod Jest
So for yourself hoE IL smells /
Couldn't endure Eysels al through
Eeeaa tine
Ms Dane Pulle1 the osszsinx gar
1ezt E7 70 her zE3 he-zz an iuvss-z
u07 izs0 shat be- zos.-ls plainly sid
rs e-lo1s Eatss-. While the 6ezooz
hastily discarded the o-eer portions o.
he s-- With > romans ousck viz
she followed TIE trouble % is sou-re
and fo114 ! L a conner IL the bottom o.
TIE oo2t a snail aU2-e-sOoetsirz-
Hand ne the scissors she said C
Io11E- who stood watching her
A fe~ stitches ripped. and Ogt fell
the missing y~eAst-eake after its nina
days imprisonment in the wzru close.
"A lo1rhsoue. rank thing. which Ton
Ey Immediately li1pe5 OF Eith- hold
Ing II ~ arms lenEsh A little further
i1Ees1g1-lo2 shOEe6 tss hole IL tie
corner q the pocket where t,s rzst-
cake had worked Is Eay through TIE
hole vas duly 1eEde1- bat ~ i natter
OF PSlaey. Shea ! yezxt-c.ks Is wanted
nov IN the Dane tazily. the deacon :
never asked : do the buyinE-Msrsis
W Baker II Good Ho-u@ksepin-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

A pHrs1z u4le Ez1 = hs1- 81 eS Gcss
EZS1 E-e1z 1e @41 ASK EAz.
E1aSe haaus4 sod ca nre frsu re s%ewzS
y AAeg1 sE- lea help ny p-gue-
/ hare E-sa1 IL = @1m -e-elS and
t1er III ne - UlCs1 ! osEeTe a. kGcsz
rgr1 Eze hu -Ds1 Eu1 e@eTs
A. pEzs are AElE Ee &kaz The
E- Yes Tor / Ezre r@1 th-ss EF-
fre-z aac&srS All al1W Erew wur@ KINDER
TER uTs4Zs1a Ihzne z1ae I'd M w5mz
Gse = Zc--zh All &azrn E~@vzz1EA
EaIevE- 80 --1er- waa w1s 1frleu& az
the Z1s-aE B&E41L a. EEs- s1rrseE-
II 1we-oZE Es urs9a-e And persuaded
E2L RI osE-s1--t - z<e Win - rEsA
AL IT. -sa EEaczs -10z followed All
Is r-uCaaEzzcs ou11Ea- cgzraerH rs2-E
E@ - zAcz zzG d ES@E&-zZevsz1
szcs Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

ARooxo BT-Eehsss-skEr&esczz
Dsc-czzU It's n@w beck L. the authentic
~TE4hrS6x~f thcru1xhly revised AID e.
A-Eed E1cer - sz~PerTtssc7 O. NOAH Rcs-
rE D n, IL d Ct Yale Cziversszy-
EIso-izlwurx q TIE eTt& kxs been In
&r1ve progress fer ever sz yexxx> AID
mere tA2z n hzz1r-d paid Eserary wo<ke-s
have beez ez<z~ed rpca T. = szz c-
rsz2e6 IN ia T-rr1-zsicn before tAe first
eOry was printed exre~ted Exlluo Ta8
work vel Esed il . family. wl1be q Dc-e
Utze 80 tse members taerecf sAxz Eaay
tines is cost lA6 Up Eosey-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

BxFOEs the Ese q Prxzy Ash B5r-srs
became NERD thruExEo1t tEe S11-h and
West i E&< a fearful dose CT ~Ba4z Ms
and c%ly doses Of guizine, EhSs Vas forced
cown tie threats Of sufferers from III Ia
ArI2l tr0Ubles In p1s CT Sleh o51oxO1S.
hz-rowfn- curz-IE% PrIcklV Ash BIrters-
with is mid. soothing 7cssc1 ROW holEls
s2preze SWAY. and after ore trial is u=e
when neosSarv. Is forever es-zbEske6
You Uho llEe scEheGz @ soar s-1--
1chs~ diseased EVer CT xGzeys. car Go ne
better Than % ETe E tral
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

We v11ze srery-Hzx n rhs u1rs. h~
E-21-s1L Nxs>- zz2 ar AVE No Easr1E
E ~ AID yss lag G1z- Il E4zsS1-<
II E1@eTL NoE1 gre a. rs =saz-2 f.r
n E1z1 e L. former. and tank Il ca1--
ozE- Ee ard zsz--1 are - ~x-xzl1<z a.
a. E-- Il yGEr <v
- = fxl OF Ma
IA F0u WI be Eery z-z 4 fey c~<@s
q S1lsu1e-E- AE-z1zEz XII make ysz
TeA and GVpy- lscEs G1LAr h<a Prise
- uzvE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

THrss zzHsgzazs fees % kzz&z kzppSzess
~coopsrSse t9r evil TIER z2zes are DIS
psrsSA El1z<7sSs ccs.1paocc Tss1xA
2sy cO1slrE.e . <r-uc< syz@icx.e. t1sy caz
De cverzArcwz <ish Hozseeserss S@=Ah
Bssssr< Sct tzsezzs21eoEs1y. CT coxrs<,
eGt o. persistence So can -alarsR- rAer-
E&.zc ard k1zeT ElEezs a16 servczs
ness Ask year Gvzzxs- C. Eese.-e<s
Al-41zc, aid BE A1rlssd 90 their szp<<s1<
zsr-t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Hos--cet from the Laxative and r---.r-s
IzES CT California rgS ec-afness wTsh -
De11c111 virtues cf plants known . be
most osEs1cll 70 TIE hz-Z- sS-s- as
ss-1y- q lie Ei1ze~- liver &za ho-xlS
eCeu21y Cleansing he system GspeEsz<
ooEs 111 A~e1c4cceSs ard czrizS EaSrzl
cu2<1n-11
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

IE1vz neen czred cs blood pssso1 in iss
very lxSs ss<<es AFTER doctors Jailed - give
ne relief l<iz51y zset DR. Bills SarsA
pEIA WIKI q sse best hAoc1 Medicine in
u. wcr&-F A AIexaz6er. Peesr<azrE.
L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
WONDERFUL LITTLE THINGS

rxxoLE passes terocgn eighty cper~
R@ozs AcsoS = e Perfectly =&
A skAN CO musk Vii scent ron for
t~eafy yeaz and a. TIE end q sh1s
tine vii ros show that Is has 6t=ta-
tshe5 N the least
A Raj of ea<r4ze g. . half grain
q s1ili2s vii az<Ss hozAe41 % =Rss-
30 AAs . st-oz< microscope vii 6esecs
color1zS matter II every drop
TEE szrs4ee Of the sea Is alive with
vzsz Sw2-=s Of zi1zse 0--zzis-S hotA
plants and animals ard tie Gal
le1<e- iz~eS-t<a.iozs hsEe shown con-
elzssv.ly hat showers q these keep
dropping Car AID ni<hs like eo1sans
rain so-s-1 ias oozs q the botso3
THE Wings OF 2-e us5 Eish great
q~usrk1ess A,t probably SIX hzEtre6
strokes are made PEP second ThSs
rozA ea--T sAe sy zbo1s twenty-five
feet bct 4 s@vez-tO4 velocitEe12 easily
Re attained zzkf1< ozs hEz1-~6 ard
ssve7ty-zEs fee. per S=eo11- 80 th1.
under certain ct~z-S-&1oss IL can 0G-
strip 7oe ho-ss
IL sozr Paste. The Eils Of 4 eo66sh. o.
even in Eare- II zh5ch Vegetables
have beez Infused tic Microscope dis
covers 2zi-al-Gli 50 snail shas millions
Of then ~O21 zos eqzzl re sra Q. .
gran % Ehe1e And yet zaszre. With
. singular p~-o1i-zlisy. las supplied
may ct these With organs A. eozPless
A. shos@ % = wk1le CT a elephant
TEx ;A-ez1 90 the six EO-- IL 50
snail hat n Average % fo-sy-t~O,ot
% the= are twisted together 20 form 4
thread Of cOz=Ca sewing silk: that os
the sP 3-- IS =z1T S.7@ssz smaller
Two trans % spider Eeb by weight
EO1l4 Il stretched into : straight Ii-e.
rs1cs f-oz Joz5oz- England. 70 E3sn-
bz-zh. Sc0tlzz1.s distance CT over 400
niles
PLATINUM ard silver can each be
drawn Into vie =a7y tines szalle-
Ia22 i ku-aa hzi- The former metal
has been 6-za into ~i-c 50 fine thss
sxeltvseTen o. them twisted together
eozl have beez inserted into The holIOw
% : hair. ia. - IL = human being o.
= ku=x7-za3e E1chize ccgl5 b found
minute ard F--ctss enough tOr sIeA =
delicate e11--akz--
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TIE O5ees SvteZ-Auaty-"R
taeE rach b the obset sysss- =. your
Sooo-T Little BoT--Y@A Ttsy
Is A~1ys obleefi1g % xEethinx g
0skeE-Good Meas
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-E1-Or@aa Peazz1ag-Hozebody-
"Hcs did yoG sreo6 yozr tire xhue II
E1roPs Returned To1rls--T ssent
nost Of II hunting through ~ pockeu
fO- upS-N Y Weekly
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PAzryrs co1r -ezz - De E1xiz6 4, their
c1lh3rer- but rhey are when sh~y fzsr .
c-ecxS5oz2Ty give them DR. Bzr. worz De
S-ruFerS
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-rvE struck . s.e5er chcra .. E-sS- sasc
he tramp sx .. heyz1 q \ pile q ccssc1-
wood .-her-S- Y EerxA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

-rx seeHzx rcgU. a. tse pz<zzss SD
VIXEN - PCT down z3esAer eccksz1-Sxyo-
ssrA Vera
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Ccc liver CT 10 now c@~rcd 40 Nineteen
cezaaa Ptzf besz4e. hzs ws fez< 3 vii 1sver
e>ca1e . PcpGls- eever1gs eve1 ~ sA8f
rrhN-Lcwe1 C1ErSer
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wr-x sad tie te.cAer ~,cw ID
esecUs9tr ess esz-froz sAe eso1EsFs Ia
cx-r EG1 Exn-WNesrx-ez Pest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

TEo~z rezsyu15e cs1-AeSof ycurs seem
% orIS-e win ~fEd5<-ztioz YES; -zy
arc eager for TIE fzE-Pzck
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i Al blind sz9 kzve h-~1 t-r- M
birth sd the& z3 -2n bot NJ father
a always keen quite q p=rez- - z
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TN = stranger sSoEt these par-a *
planned TIE Few barber. w50 wE z1deci1a.
as % which side Ae Should c1c-s tAeczsscz-
e. hxr-Yc1kerx S-l-eszxl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

IKE z1r1z1 =zz ~AS ~x---s {, wzs--
1aL -r1SzaA - 1zr-< q oze rozz5
E7-N 2z F1s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

PAy N tie Sa1e nearly Always ccm@frc=
Ca--EsLz-sL ve< Pts Dcastsc-rxz razx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

AELc7S@s CO weak rz-e back backlcae.
rAez-z1<z, vIA61d relief By rearing 9ce
81 Carter Smart WecG z1d B~els@cQz1a
B1ckacAs Pastors Price Scents Try then
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Bxsr. easiest 70 Use E-3 cAesces- rSsos
Eczecy fer Cssa<rA By 6rzSgxA &c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

years -1t - zzGW &-z Er1z sugar read
E14s = ss-
T0-ruN O. IN II 1SS-
MSS CEESET & Co-E-a<m<2-
have been II r1s Sezs-E urk--cs Ct -e.5
E1ze Tor Zas- - Ee1<S A.. we1A1 zv thai
u A. ny Fr11aE sZ1 E-xperlEEre hare
E--er S12 vrvpG-Slaz shzzl cczA5 pre-
%r11@ w1A - ma cua17zzes q Sacre<s
S ga HI CEz-l Gre -EzZf1-zr@1
D. YEA Hare Prescribed ia Ereaz zzzy
E-S 1-1 - e1ec- = Ec1EsrFz- and =uusS
81 u c-a1c1I<ou r1zG have ret 10 ind a
tT uuz5 .ze z a,s7-sz- - cs-~rrszS
Years E-l-T. L L GrsxsEcE NJ D.
or Is Sz--rS
We WI gre s-9G ior azr cESe * C-aR-rA
EE El1 NJ he end VIA Has Cn-1-A
Iare EzE@u ~
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