Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12
FIlssam and Ielsam.

Tie e 81 man sal e his ueig aar-
Aai BIS n-i-s4s.ar SKI IS 90 pear.
Vrhi.s t1e poor uta doomed ~ hlcF
s rE the hes-tr srea his i1p--
the W0Elt COS --s F-tgi1--
ts ssEnaE uF5n t1e uelk.
b. ri'e tas seair-artl s7yll<-
I'll ls sartS j. sJ- fle n eek.
The pr0yerb that ~Sin has
many fnuls. hgt Ii j. the h9u-
Sic that is tn N all i not -
be fcand among those Of Sol0-
mon, Int Is IS one. the trata IF
sEich nOae val Tor . moment
question:
The prevailing s. r. Of the
Spriag candidate vili be cat bi-
as
Young uisn. Il yoE are addict
ed ~ the hahi. OF pFOfAae
wearing. stop ii AZ once Treat
l. IS you woGii 4 poisonous rep
tale. 1T il a grltait0us SIN; Yea
Eais for no bait. bat bite al the
deyn's hare hook. you tern the
God gwen blessing Cf speeea
into n curse. aud rehearse. be-
fore yogr iissc. the dialect you
shall use IL nell :
Tka- are caI,ed exchange
fend-. because they are without
ch-age Of habits
We haze often been asked by
the uniaif.ated Why newspapers
are - DAMP when thev arr
ius, fr0I The press, We aa-
swe- noE 5ota by way OF infoT
u.1siuu aud foT lise heueai Ct 0ar
lsHuguent sl3s.s Ibcrs- 5lat q
j. because there j. sc mGch de-
o. them II yea dSu't catch
tae idea. drop tbe amount OF
yaur delinquency iat1 The yswn-
ing emptiness # the e.I,1r's
pocket book aad you wih.
F when sEo horse traders meet,
,Ee devil csu take a nap, w'fh-
0G- BIS business Suffering
Tkss g. . hard aaaVprceiatIve
w0-ld we ku9w- hut 81 j. che
best NEST Of u uill ever see.
Don't make faces az js, and cas.
e. hard H. l.eS. FIR T. wlls reject
your 0Eu minic-y ald esd Eag
Jy ssili harder names. II viii
Trea; yoE iGsi as VOC treat t.
and generally size y0u up about
right Tie man with 4 sii~ten-
pereI liver aud fail Of pi0as
sniff. WIN thinks his treasure
Is safely aiI mp Ia heaven. and
seoTlfIiiv regards the stTuz-
Cling. suEeEiaS mass Of arm an
" dariag hIs brief detention.
While his gr0sser part trsalS
tEis poisateI sphere. hal 1ss;
take along a microscope aad a
search warrant 20 tad Eis SprI-
tGal inheritance
Some uen are born writers:
ihcy have sGcA ii1e ear fJT
holding a pen behind
The a-E0batic feat Of strld-
ding tue spsjafsry fence OF eoan-
- politics Is failing 70 tae foe
teTiag care Of that class Of can
Jis!a:-s wha a"e 0at for the
stuff strictly AID crock the rFeg
liant hinges &c the knee, that
thrift NAV follow fawuiBg.-
Their antics re- aiad the EAGLE
OF the aeaGseseeu, disposition
Of = certain blockade ruEaer
who -as y hipped 5y yaaks aud
Teas alike When caught by
either party aud ASKED IL he
were yank or reh, b replied:
I'm uAateyer you are gentle
men
Hand times have a provoking
" ImpolIte way Of staring i man
IA The face. but are very respect
fEl behind your back- 0ae good
thing a5Ou, them.
This Is the season of the year
when the early gardner. Ike the
immortal ir- AlIcaW Der. i pa
tieutly waiting for something 70
iurn-Ip
The man who habItually Dor
rows his neignbOfs paper Just
10 lock over It. YOU know. Iassi-
lies his stiugy conscience By
needing the adnOuI'ioa to take
things a. We ind them. ihIs Il
III well enough: but maea de
Ponds upon whose things We
take. Ii they belong a20;her
Il IS best to leave them slOue.
Na50th and his vineyard fad
many modern parallels.
Flank Bgrki5t wants 70 know
what's the matter With Hon. Z.
4 Dean - a L ) Senatorial cen
t-nEeuey Nothing only his
gittiug thar
The man who il honest be-
cause Il IS the best policy.
would. By a parity OF reason be
dishonest should Oeeasio. and
self Interest require.
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