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I}rlnS nm TO the church.


As | sat in the pulpit and saw his body
coming up through the aisle felt as if
could weep tears Of blood. told the peo-
pie that day: This man had his virtues,
and good many Of them. He had his
faults, ana n good many of them, but if
there is any man in this audience who is
without sin let him cast the first stone at
this collin lid.' On one side the pulpit sat
that little child, rosy, sweet faced as beau
tltul as any little child that sat at you7
table thi, morning, | warrant YOU. She
looked mp wiatiUiiy, not Knowing the full
sorrows OF an orphan child. Oh, her couu-
tenauce haunts me today like some sweet
face looking upon us through a horrid
dream. On the other side Of the pulpit
We're the men who had DESTROYED him.
There they sat, hard yi,aged, some of them
pale from ryhuustiug disease, some of
them flushed until it seemed as if the fires
of iniquitY famed through the cheek, and
crachl,d the lips. They were the men who
had done the work Tlcy were the men
who had bound him hand and foot. They
had hindlcd III" fires They had poured the
wurmwuoI and 4HiI into that orphans cup.
Did they weep: SO. Did they sigh re
prntin@Iy> ~. DID they say, "What IA
pity that such a brave man should be
STAIN No, no: not one bloatrd hand was
lifted to wipe "a tear from bluated cheek
They sat aud luuhcd at he colin like vul-
turcN -3I.uI 1' Vine carcass OF "A lamb whose
he2r tury h'I Wiped out! | cried in their
cat0 as PLAINLY 70, could, There is a God
ANA Judgment day. Did they tremble?
Ola, no, np. They went back from the
house OF tpd. anu that might, though their
victln lay IN lakewood cemetery, | was
~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30
A Suffering Iastituties.

The comments Of several OF
our State exchanges on tie N.
d~ustrial school at Columbus are
severe bnt We are inclined 10
believe these criticisms are
No pgrsr nan lives than
Pref. Cooke va0 Eas sLsndered
ont OF thu institution and no *
cuse has yet been offered FOR
getting nj OF Prof Beags. Ia.
subordinate unteElings aad am
bilious women seem 10 rua
things over there through bin
ded and misguided trustees
In tins connections, however, va
take occasion 10 say or .he as
sertIOu o. DIR. Jones letter ol
last week that we have perhaps
done Injustice 10 Miss Paisley in
copying al article from one OF
contemporaries and concerning
the manner OF her selection. II
so, We eheerfally correct il.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30
The Mississippi Baptist Ststs
C~a1yfa.S3-

THIS body met Ia the cifF Of
NAtehez last Thursday aa.I Re
manned in session uusI Mnndav
Ihe convention vas Enusu2IlF
well attended. and perhaps no
city ever gave = 1edy more
handsome .entertalaEent. The
delegates we're given free rides
In hacks to their hsmes. and
many Of their hosts gave them
rides OveF tke city \ free ex-
earsiOn Was gwen Saturday al
tern0oB, and III MIXERS of the
convention went many niles up
iee Mississippi Ia a beautiful
steamboat. We have all heard
of Natehez under the ILL. but
the glory Of Sltchez On the hill
mus. sarpass by far the former.
Natchez Is a STIRRING city of Il,
OO0 inhabitants.
During the year the C0nven-
ton Board raised for Missions
and education over $4,000, aud
the outlook for the future :
greater hopeful. The carefully
complied statistics show that
there are over $1,000 white Ban
fists In the State, which makes
the Baptists the largest demon
inatIOn IL Mississippi The
church in Natehez began im-
proyement under the ministry
of Rev TT LeayelI who took
charge when he church 1as IN
a very weak condition His
ministry was most successful
and he LEFT the church In Sueh
\ condition as TO make liz easy
for his successor. The present
pastor took charge a little over
one year ago. During this time
he has received over one hun
dred members into the church.
and has one of the best caagre
cations ia the city.
The next session Of the Con.
ventiOn will be held IN the city
of Meridian L. was the writers
good fortune to be entertained
by Mr. w A Cunning who nus:
have surpassed all others in
hospitality He is supeTinten.
dent of the large Sunday School
of the Il Z Church, and an &C.
tive christian worker. / wor
shipped in his church SUNDAY
aud heard an admirable sermon
on the text: Let your wOmeH
keep silent IN the churches: fOr
It Is not permitted unto them tc
speak Cor. l3s34. The preach
er certainly knew what he va
talking about, aud he showed
most eoEclusively that the puI
pit and the platform was no
place for women. He believed
on standing by the scriptures a,
ali hazard. Delegate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30
AN mo hcEM ENTSI


DISTRICT ATTORNEY
We are authorized ~ annaunae " 4
ROANE q Lafayette county. a. a @u
dStass f5r Dissrit Attorney e tLss thr
Third Jvficul Das.ris e ~.
subject - the astrn e che democratic
party
We ~ anthosiss~i 30 annoan-e EU-
GENE JOHNSON q Tate uaaty. /.
eaairtste fsE Dssrrl. Attorney e TAI.
the Third I1d5-ai d trst = G p
pi subject % the au z ths 4sa41-
cratic party q the district.
W. are a~u.horis-i b z71annes =
kAfsN ArEE. Of PtnoiH e11n-y a. &
eaEduAa.e for DtrSet Assaru-y r. thi-
The Third Jaiieisi Iistrie y NT
Pi subfst - atNh = .as Deaeer1-
party u fAS Astrst-
We ARE author ed . aau0an7s I r
BIOUST. e Tts0hush4 easuty. q
o-aEh late f1r Dasris At.orly g tais
the Third I1ls-al us.Eiet z Wfnu7
pa. suhi~et - &etsll q the ~Te-w1e-st
Paxtyi Il e~onssntfla or primary si51.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

STATE SENATOR
X L Dean.
TIE L
John W I Falkuer.
Z StOweFz.
FOR
+ Z Matthews.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK
Z L Temple.
CHAECERT CLERK
Bea p Gray.
FOR "a
j K l;amey.
Chas y YeCharea.
TAX Assessor
john n Montgomery.
FOR
W ) T~hreldkeII
COROS ER RANCE
" I Turner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30
Declare II OF

The way 70 keep the Demo
cratic party together Is for Den
OeIats not To deGlagd one alsoth
er IN elections and - deal fairly
by each other.
There are a great many PEG.
pie sE0 believe that the eIec.
ton OF july lSth, was uafslr. il
this that minors are believed 20
nave voted and some nOn-resi.
dents voted AID whiskey vas
Used by some n the interes;
ot-WelL, let Al Investigation
say Wno.
y moral man and a poor man
stands but little show IL such
things be. VIII the people sub
init 10 this ,
IL the runners a-e sFae then
the remedy Ongbt 20 be applied
aud the race declared open %
DC run over.
lafayette
July =. 1891.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

As IN eviGeHee-ef Aeeens-
denee Of northern capitalists IN
s0utherm Investments, The fact
is noted that Mr. w II ilowcott
yesterday contaminated a sale
Of 5000 acres OF land in Living.
ston parish to W v Frazier.
the big Pennsylvania sugar re-
fner: and another of 10000
acres in Grerata eoGrty, Miss.
10 he Pennsylvania pool. com.
pOset OF a syndicate of four
gentlemen whose aggregate
wealth is over sIJ0,0C0, 00O.-
Times Democrat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30
OUR PRIMARY.

Ia commenting last aeek On
ouT primary election il Is Tue 70
o~urselvCst0 say HAT our forms
were ready 60 make lp d. ,-e
time the result EaS kaown ala
we we're without space To- say
much as we Otherw ise wonld
have done.
The successful candidates
however. had 80 much giory IN
the returns themselves We sup
pose they we're satisfied with
the publication Of tie aguFes-
We know that they do not want
the earth and tho fulinsss there
Of aad 50 we VII suppose they
are happy.
Sheriff Matthews has made a
good sheriff anu if be does as
sell ia the next four years there
will be none To complain. Hr.
RAINY has discharge the duties
Of treasurer well for two years
aud now has q chance Ia show
his appreciation by having no
ofHcial fl~Ors 20 bes;0w and
dealing with ala alike Ia paving
out .he county funds. Mr. John
+ Brown relires with the good
opinion Of Al antF he is 20 be
commented tor hrs patriotic
speech when Il became known
that he was defeated. state
Senator Dean aud School Su
p-rintshdea. ycChaEer, and
surveyor Thre.keIi, Assessor
montgomery and Coroner Tar
ner, are % DC congratulated for
having 10 opposition
NCssFs " batter, Hope anl
Johnson FOR the .eg atuFe each
did veil and 60 far re heaT Of
no complaints froaa them ever
their defeat. They are a.! good
mea alI true and are Democrats
.tf the kild raat aFe superior a.
sh.rd party movements
For ClEcuit clerk. Nessrs
Buraey, Hampton. Temple and
Grimes al showed mp weIl. Ns.
Temple the ycanSess gentleman
10 the race beating al his OPP
poael,s- Ther are al popular
uea aad No feeling seesas 20.
have arisen between the caudi-
dates NF Temple vii make a
good Circuit Clerk - vIu that
popular gentleman Ben Gray
make a good Caaueery CleFS
IL Ratar4l thar wAers tae
vote Is very riese a. W1- Tire
ease Tor the o@c- 81 tsa4sarcr
suJ saeril th4t tnc returns
sboEl,. BE acsEt.alzesI ana thar
irregularities saauIi maze a
greater difference than ubeTe
the rcsHrus are not close Thus
in .he ate primary The friends
OF these defeated candi lStss are
loudly complaining Of Hou resi-
deaf voters. Gf minors y0tiag
and gf repeating 30 such al ex-
tent a. - change the result
therefore, the friends of Ben y.
johnson for treasurer aud kim-
mons for sheriff are very much
dissatisfied. which IS PattIng the
case very mildly. OF The tra,h
of these charges We know moth
ing Executive Committee :
should ia their da.Y IN s1eh
cases ard 10 justice 10 all.
The county i 10 be congratu.
lated on its corps of coming
beat officials especially Super.
vis0gs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

H. Fa 1T cad L.l5a y
3 4 81 Uatn
At-cE thanking vea for the
honor v0u have conferred upon
ge 1 inviting are 20 address
you upon THIS Occ1sI,u. "a com
plrrelt tha;.I neg 20 assure v0u-
= rene the less appreciated a.
that Isis tcItto BE understood
I desire 70 preface uy remarks
tbs evening with something Ga
the natEre e an apology fe- thg
character Of the peE have
% present yCu. - that should
any 0f oE A&gpeu 20 se-ols
.iy disappointed, ycu shall nat
be- sale 20 charge me With latea-
t-9-Ai rat,ias expectations ig
lelve them. like politicians
prn1.ses, unfuldlsed. And De
sides. I always like ~ take nv
audience i1t0 uy confidence
Il helps % keep mp the pleasant
fiction Of appearing seif posses
sEd aud at one ease We ali hike
to assume under sueh circgnl-
stances. So aeEe goes,
Whether deserved or not
AMI in The language At the good
natHred Dir T0s;s. rs uS con
sequence. thank you Either
way-I dad aIyself some how
a. other, III may believe t.sr
assertions oi these Who u1.5fess
TO be my candid fris4s. "a nos
session Of tive -repaiatiSnsr
about Is VARIABLE either CT then
for effective service IL time OF
reed % anl0aded firearms. and
lust about as liable. t9o. to ~ge
or Unexpectedly and dlsas
trOusly. have been accused
of being a hum0Fist. But In sci
defence, | must be permitted ID
add that | have been most SCI
egaiy assured 1y those Of ms
friends Test competent 20 De
liver On aIth0Ti.Ive opinion NJ
OF the ease that there eerld
never be fcE.I 4 ju-y or twelve
sane men hat woal,l eonvie,
me OF II N tie EIec of my owl
evidence.
1t has farther been laid to T.,
charge That I am q smooth aug
ready writer. with a kaaek d
turning d graceful period, md
looping aEtis,ieal'y about the
bedy u NJ thoughts the sinseI-
led dEapeEg % rhetoric.
Now d. not kaoW - which
OF these s.aAdereus reports. nor
90 what extent, | am indebted
fag this Gathering invitation OF
v0urs. but trust I msy ne a.
lowed - say. without laying my
self liable 10 tas additional
ch rye Of presumption, thar
presume one or the other.-ol
perhaps bCtl-had something
10 90 With il. and that you are
either expecting Wit OF eIO-
quenee. or u mixture Of both. to-
night II tins be so. suffer me
II once to iisabRsc your minds
Of any such anticipation. Fer
the uOlee I've laid aside the
~eap and bells and returned
% the "Hybta bees their pluu.
deEed honey, and pFeferriag 10
address myself TO your iutellec;s
rather than yOET sensIbiIlties
appear before yOa n the role OF
an earnest thinker, Father than
that OF a jester or q rhetCrieiaa
Vow If one chooses 20 be Sc
r-cus n this age OF the world.
there L 10 lack OF focd for so
beI reflection III truth. tie
wonder Il that with 50 many
momentous questions before
them for decision, so many vital
Interests at stake, or seemingly
so IN an age 0E such strife, con.
fusion and uncertainty. the won
der Is say, that sensible men
and women eau be other than
sober and thoughtful
The nineteenth eentEry, with
cut doubt. the most most re-
/ maTka5le 10 the annals Of hu-
man history. Is nearing the close
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

Tic primary election in Union
county passed of quietly last
SATURDAY. Barksdsle had 4 ma.
ferrry and L + Raiuvater ear.
tied the county for District at.
torney. Hen. H. III Stephens
was endorsed for State Senator.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

u Haskell vs. buried IL
SoFthaeltd, Ninntwentytbres
exHamed recently beard twsr.
y three inches %. was found
so@iag from hi face. The
scientific AnOrIer hss in
eated the ease d vouehex
'sf TIE truth Of q s.atsmert
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

Mai f. j. Nugent of Bolivar
county. valuable citizen anu
prominent member Of the Mis-
s.ssippi LeVee Board died In
New Orleans last Saturday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

The Baptist Convention has
decided that Clinton was the
best place Tor Mississippi Col
lege.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30
Mans Place II Nature.
IS ADDRESS Delivered 3sf0r8 tas
Elumrs Association Of Ia
in FsG..1 Cclies Ok
fer5 Miss lsas
10, 1891, BY
Prof. TON z. Ec5ERTH

OEtJrt. Mss
July s 1891.
Prof Tom +. NcBeaif,
Dear Sir-The Alumu g o.
T.. r. College, 6elieyingySlr al
dress, Mans Place iu Mature,
delivered before this Ass0cis-
tion on the l0th, alt. 60 be a
literary gem Of rare merit, dcs-
tined 70 rauk as a classic 10 the
years 70 COM. AID Wishing Che
public tie privilege Of reading
preserving Il, have appointed
the undersigned a committed
TO solicit the address for publ
cation.
Trusting that yog viii comply
with this request al an early
day, we are,
Most respectfully years.
Mrs Cole l.. Pant
Mrs Ida CruGurd. Cont
Mrs Emma Sultan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

balTEitls. Miss
July 3. 1897.
Mrs Cole Il Pant. Mrs. Ida
CroF0rd, Mrs Emma Satan.
Committee
La.die-f am in receipt 81
your very complimentary re
quest Of the 4ra. aud 10 reply
w1aIt say It vItt give use pleas
ure 80 comply wi-h saHe The
rs irCm winch 7 read was
h4stiiy prepared and : fu., o..
ensures iuterIas2tilns. etc.
ans. vii therefore ask yyu t.
W2it OF ~ g a week or 50. tai /
can msse ieriHls copy. whlris
I s4'i AZ once proceed 80 do.
beg - asszTs you St -
very &.n...y feelings toward
yCa. Asss eFtt.gn
Yours trHiy.
Tom =. Me Death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

There IS nothing a man enjoys
more than complaining about
as great responsibilities
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

Tie Con veatio Of the Third
Sadieiai District . nominate !
candidate for Dixfct ATsorner
III o held a Il j Springs on
TUESDAY Augas 18th. IsgI
u county IA L Sd Judicial
district IS eatisIe to twice -
1%ny aeieg-tes isaid eonven-
Ilon As i has nebers IN the
isiataFe. "e Leg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

DIS STARkEY { PALEN.
iS1s Arch st. Philadelphia, IN.
~ oatter q, San Francisco.
tease nentiCn this paper.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

n ~ EZN - 4a# R
The sjieH; ma-sbaaag oElhe Aos
tilc forces IN every department
% human concern
To such an one tine very ar
3 almost sitting Ei-h suEges
tons Ofimpending crises FROM
sLe prGfoundest depths Of the
social order there comes 90 the
surface, now and hen. stranEe
0miaOus mutteT.ar a 81 the
fu1atains OF the great ieepsot
thought were breakilE up bic
something Ike TIE t-eua-ol
hush. that ia the eli aGgil
yxeceles the On4e 60 the ten
pest. pe~vades she who.e mor4.
atmosphere. and the boldest Is
not certain buc he feels 1nder-
meath tis feet the anreEy.a-
s.ckebilE grcgadsv Ell that aa-
Dounces tEe u4rch OF .le earth
quake.
Nothing j. exemp f-5m i'is
fesr'g spirit ~ il44y 40
opinion. 80 time h0lore.l, ao be-
tlers5-surreI r4s alust SUBJECT
TO- tae tess 81 critical exaaHna-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

The trouble Is that so few
men are as good as they think
tkelr Eelgh30Es ought 70 5e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30
baS. STA2KEY q PAlEkS
treatment by
Inhalation.

ls22 arrl ET4t Philadelphia, Pa
Fo- consumption, asthma, bron
e%Httiss dyspepsia, eatarIh, hay
fever, rheumatism, EeuraIgis.
debility aud all chronic and
nervous disorders.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

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liner 2liLent. ana ~benaatrfag M ary.n -
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

4ae arshal ant oufv genuine COMPOUND
4su Treatment that n Drx st,rxsv M
: setentl1e adjustments Of the aIs-
4eat4 ~ oNygea AMI Nitrogen nsgfgtTzsg .
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Pert4kts that II i sent 40 vsr ne ~9rtt
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

heen IN use fsr more than twenty
thousands OF PATIENTS have becn treat
- 80 ene sHausaus rhYsscfans hsvs
cent flcr. AsA4a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-30

IL 70 age - the things that ara
pas. II we wguid hone % i've
70 tIe higher things 10 cone
Let - thea wlile ever lovingly
loyal 20 tie memories III the
past forget not cur higher
sIaHce ~ the future. and stand
ever ready 10 go forward At
Gods command, in FIJI ASSN
aace that the hand that opened
. pathway fer the Israelites az
otd, eau part the way CT the
s50FUiest SEA u doubt and lead
TIE trusting ObsaieEs sOnI safe
- over. For God stu leads
us e1ldteA on, aud day by day
All things grow sweeter. truar
DFis-tera and better. The wider
the ages Of the human mind are
opened TO the light oftrutb ana
Science the more beauuttenI
aad proud 10 a. Gods works
ant ways appear Devotion IN
science ID devoutest vOrsTfns
paid 20 its Author.
LAe Greeks delighted tn uro.
cain themselves earth born
o dtFiae origin. Whether 81
Iehtton2l OF not. this beautiful
Myth contains tie essence Of
tAe sa0iimest truth that human
language eveE experienced. or
IaAan thought aPprehended.
.Hs: Tor the Greek 0Glv. but for
barbarian also p
for whatever else z,ey he
fGr man or wbaTavsr
else ne may be foaad 10 h. hiS
AinSh'p to the material ws~1
ina eayiEons hin, admTss nj
u's' as earth born origin
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

Even the Australian system OF voting
IL would seem, Is open to the objection
that a person may vote who Is not en-
titled so to do. The chief object OF
the system is to compel the eiector to
show a just claim to the voting pre-
rogrative before he casts his ballot.
The presumption must be that II the
voter deposits his vote. the vote must
be construed and counted as legal
one. In case. however. he does so vote
without n Just and legal right, his
vote shonid and must be counted. II
the decision OF Massachusetts, Judge
shall be held TO be good. Desiring to
oust n selectman whose election the
votes had DECLARED, some citizens oil
Revere in that state attempted TO
show that some persons had voted
who did not have the right to do 80.
The question being carried through
the courts TO the Supreme Court,
Lsthrop announced the decision that
when votes are not challenged their le-
sality cannot afterwards be a subject
of inquiry"
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

some weeks ago IL became necessary
TO perform an autopsy cn the body of
a man, whose death resulted from IN
luries sustained in an accident. DR..
Fuller made the chief examination.
In opening the bronchial tubes and
the lungs he discovered several small
scone~, or what afterward were dag
nosed as pcsr.iied or ossiiied tubercles.
In commenting on the matter later
the doctor SAID: AT some time IN
the life ot this man he was afflict<\i
with what - commonly known as
tuberculosis or consumption. II Is
probable that he became weakened
and unable to do heavy work. 1t il
fair to presume that In such physical
condition and without means, he be-
came q tramp" The exposure and
hardships incident to such life oper-
ated 10 check the progress Oh the dis
ease. and the fungi. or the tubercles,
unable longer TO sustain vitality, be-
came sol.died." II DR.. Fuller's theory
be correct, tramps will be classed here
after as ''transient invalids." or by
some other equally kind and consider
ate appealataon There seems to be a
grain OF common sense in the claim
and 50 soon as it can be demonstrated
30 be fact. Koch and other lymph
discoverers will be without an occupa-
tion- Tramps may hold the key for
unlocking the cure OF consumption and
may fad greater glory than is Involved
In breaking rocks for the benefit Of
the city streets.