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London Views OF the Repeal.

LONDON, August eO-The Westmin-
ster Gazette says to-day concerning the
passage OF the Wilson repeal bill
through the House Of Representatives:
The iudlcious action Of Mr.. Cleveland
has assisted largely 70 change public
sen iment toWgrd the sherman act.
His waiting policy allowed the country
to pass through such a bitter experience
that 10 is not surprising 20 find a strong
opinion In favor OF repeal OF the policy
which has landed the country To DIFF
flcultles. The effect upon business will
be felt instantly.
The Pau Mall Gazette says; When
confcenc and credit are restored by
the re peal Of the perhicious Sherman
act, he task Of fiscal reform In the
Unite q States will become easier.
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Indlrnation AgaLnst Franco.

BANGKOK, August 29-In order to
exercise further pressure upon the Sia-
mese government to compliance with
their latest demands, the French are
threatening a return OF their gunboats.
The foreign residents are loud in their
indignation at the policy pursued by
the French government. a report re-
ceived to the effect that the French are
terrifying Chantibun tends to increase
the anxiety which the situation is viewed
i'm this city. The German gunboat
Wolf sails hence tomorrow, which will
leave the port without single foreign
gunbOat contingent.
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ROpbery-Horse Poisoned.
spsetas Ts!eoram 10 the Rsgssss-.

FLUSHING. o., August 29.-The drug
stores Of +. II. Oglever and j. A. Kirk
patrick & Co., were entered by thieves
and the contents of the money drawers
taken. Last night the clothing store Of
w. &. Todd was broken open and a gold
watch and chain, silver watch, and
other jeweiry carried of. The thieves
pried open door.
Albert Cole, the hack driver, also lost
a valuable horse by death yesterday.
The belief Is that he died from a dose
of poison,
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Says She Assaulted Him.

SDseilg Telegram 20 ths RegisEsr
ZANEsvILLE, O., August 29.-John
C. Schwartz, a prominent citizen, has
begun action for a divorce from his
wife, charging extreme cruelty and
gross neglect of duty, He claims she
has assaulted him and her three chill
dren, driving them from the house,
has called them vile names and has dis
appeared for days at time, her where
abouts at those times being unknown.
Once she beat him and tore nearly all
his clothing of. They were married in
1897
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sheriff aid the PrIsoner.

MpDLEsBoRoUGH, KY, August 60
The mob which gathered last night to
lynch the men who fired into the train
and killed Mrs. Boiling arrived GU time,
200 strong, but Sheriff Colson had spir-
tied the prisoners away. a systematic
search was then begun. Every nook
and Granny was looked into. The
search was kept up until near daylight
when the mob qnietly dispersed, mean
time Sheriff Colson had the prisoners
safely hidden in the woods.
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Washington County Democrats.

Special 1sGsOrsfR 10 t6e heg'stsT.
MARIETTA, O., August 29.-The
Democratic county convention held in
this city to-day was large and enthusi-
astlc and as good a ticket as has been
nominated for years was placed in the
field. 1t is as follows: Representative,
J. w. Collet; Probate Judge, j. j. Hol-
lister; Auditor, William Roeser, Jr.;
Treasurer, William R Armstrong; Re-
corder, G.. w. Slocomb; Commissioners,
John A. Gage; Infrmary Director,
Chris. Enlge; Coroner, DR.. G. IL. Har-
riS
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FIrent Putnam. III.

PUTNAM, ILL, August 29.-The resi-
dence of Asa Barnhert, and the store,
meat market and residence of w. d.
Shields were totally destroyed by fire
last night. The origin OF the fire is not
known. The Christian church was on
fire but it was saved by strenuous exer-
tionS.
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Pension. Granted to West virElnians

SDscidi 1sls0TdHi 20 tts REGISTER
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 29.-The
following West Virginia pensions have
been issued:
Increase-Wm. Dye, Smithville,
Richie county; Thos. w. McClelland,
Adlai, Peasants county; John ii. Cor
rico, Lewis Robbins.
Origiual-Michael Oliinger, Marshall
M. Erwin, Allen r. Parsons, Chas. ID.
DieteTs.
Acknowledgment II. Heldreth.
Reissue-John X. Swain, VIM. O..
Bennett.
Original Widows, Etc.-Margaret j..
Crow, Cameron, Marshall county;
Lucinda McGouigal, Volcano, Wood
county. Jane Ann Delaney, Emma Il.
Hass,er, minors Of Bazel Leroy Brooks,
Mary Shillinburg, mother; Caroline
MonJandon, Sarah r. Brown.
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ELM GROVE.

The stockholders of the Stone Church
Cemetery Association held their annual
meeting at the Stone Church on last
Saturday at o'clock p. N. The secre-
tar made his report for the year end
in ugust 1st, which was approved by
> uditors. After making some
In the rules and bylaws OF the
ION, they went into an election
s for the ensuing year, which
follows: For Directors, ].
u, ]. n. Thornburgh, Benz.
A. E. Ebeling and II. 81.
Auditors, DR.. j. Ii. Storer
sird. After they adjourned
I'd OF Directors met and
Brown President and d.
Secretary.
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Preachers Leaving GAINESVILLE.

Spect0t Iete0FdD ~ we hsJt<Sef'
ZANEsNILLE, o., August 22.-Rev.
George B. SimUns, OF the Baptistchurch,
and Rev. c. A. Frank. OF the German
Lutheran, have severed their connec-
tions in the churches, and this week
will leave, the former for Benton Har-
Dor, Mich, and the latter for Evans
willie, Ind, where they have accepted
charges.
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Had Sense Enough to Drink Liquor.

SDsctd! IflsoraDl 90 ne Rs3IsIsr
EVANSVILLE, o., August 29.-Julius
C. Thomas, who escaped from the
Columbus Insane Asylum last Novem-
Der, and of whom no traces could be
found, has been discovered in this city.
He was arrested two days ago, drunk,
and put in the workhouse. An asylum
officer came here last evening. identi-
fed him and took him back to Colum-
bus
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Another nnn. Hs.ums. nu.lne...

DENVER, COL, August s9.-The Ger
man National Bank opened its doors
FOR business at the regular hour this
morning. This is one Of the eldest
banks in the city and one Of the last TO
suspend during the July paaic. Hea w
deposits soon we're made. The other
two banks expect TO resume this week.
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16. Story Of an African Farm.

By (RALPH IRON o LIVE SCHRETsE
Under the nom dc plume Of Ralph Iron, Miss
Olive schreiner has written an extraordinarily
powerful story full OF graphic descriptions and
tue most appealing pathOs. The author seems
10 have followed no recognized model OF ro'
nance but struck out q new path 10 bction for
herself Her novel consists Of series OF stud
les Illustrating the Wild life OF an orchard farm
10 South Africa. and setting before the reader,
wi striking vigor,t the problems which trouble
a strong intelligence and an imaginative am
billion. remote from any possibility OF culture.
The work which leaves an abiding memory on
every reader Is one Of the most remarkabls
novels Of the age
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o. .,to F4or,e. Round for Russiu.

SAN FRANcIsco, August s9.-Three
horses from the Palo Alto stock farm
were sent east on q special car last
night. Aside from their being some OF
the best bred trotters belonging 10 the
Stanford estata, especial interest Is ex-
cited from their departure because OF
the fact that they are going to Russia.
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Is. Vicar OF Wakefield.
By OLIVER GOLDSMITH.

This beautifully illustrated edition Of 3 IA
nous English classic VIII increase its At.rAc-
tons for those who recognize the claim 10 has,
as essentially homs book" for the whole
reading world. Goldsmith has shed over the
work the ten1erest light OF his genius. and the
pastoral scenes in Il are unrivaiisd, We had al
most said unapproscaed, by any other writer
OF fiction As Sir Walter scott said Of II, we
read the Vicar Of Wakefield in youth and age,
and return TO IL again and again, and bless the
memory OF an author who conriVes so well 70
recourfla ma 10 human nature
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ii. TWice.ToId Tales.
Bv NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.

Hawthorne, the most distinctly American
snd Dy fsr the most popular OF our writer's. has
given the world an uudyiog book 10 Twice
iold Tales" They have all the felicity or ex-
preston as well - the subtlety Of thought and
insight which are special charm OF The author
Of ..ibe Scarlet etter'' Each story breathss
it, owu air Of coutemplAtiop, and is eject IS
hei9hteued By the literary fkliciiies Of style no
less than by the imaginative genius OF the Al
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rrnntah - Rnsone Hymn

NApHD, August 29.-The riots
started at concert in San Sebastian,
Province OF Guipuzcoao, 90 sunday
evening because the orchestra refused
10 plav the Basque Hymn, were re-
heated yesterday afternoon and last
night.
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''"'' '" By CHARLES LAMB.

These charming essays are full Of 3 gay hu-
NOR. interspsrsed with many sly hits. happy
Duus and bright scintilationB OF wit; carefully
elaborated as they are they are written win
the utmost ease and grace, and composed IL
spirit az once delicate and unobtrusive. seek
ing his material IL she common paths OF NE
even the humbest-Lamb gives an Importance
10 everything and sheds grace over all
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c. & O. Railway Office Robbed.
81 s,,fso-r.n n tas RsCisrsr.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, August %
The office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway depot at St. Adams was broken
into aud robbed last night Of all the
money in the drawer and lot OF post
age stamps. There is no clue TO the
thieves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-30
II. Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers.


These stirring ballads Of Professor Aytoan.
OF BlackwoOd fame. have their only rvs la
Ia "Nacaulay's Lays Of Ancient Rome. Their
popularity is not lessened by the fact that they
are % be met with In every school rea.ef aud
IN the repertoire Of most elocutlonlsts ana plttr
form DISCLAIMERS. Nor j. popular spprec atom
affected by the fact that their author, 10 en-
shining 10 patriotic and soli-stiTring verse the
heroic incidents Of Scottish history. taxes tns
"Roysilst' side as against that OF the Cove
nAntsrs." The volume IS well worthy . plscs
among The classic OF The Premlgm Llbrafy
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/. The Scarlet Letter.
RY NATHANIEL HAwTHoRYE.

romance Of intense interest exhibiting eK-
traordinary power OF mental analysis and
graphic description. For an artistic exPosl-
ton Of PurItauism. as modified by New hng-
land colonial life we have nothinz Ike u IN
our literature. Like the best Of SCOTS novels,
il is true at once 70 tue local manners Aad
scenic features OF the age and place
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BOOKS NOW READY
For liyerby MaI a Office

I termed an idealized Robinson Crusoe, AMI In
has all the fascination OF that renowned work.
! IL is book that Is sure 10 90 down the cen
| turtles charming as well as ediiying generations
| yet unborn. Paul and Virginia" ntly nnds
place among the bookf Of the premium Libra
A
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For over Fifty Years.

Ak OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs WinslOw's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children "
Settling, with perfect succf
oothes the child, softens the
vs. all pain, cures wind colF
best remedy for diarrh9v
TO the taste. Sold by
part of the world.
bottle. Its value is
e and ask for Mr.
Ug Syrup, and -
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10. Dreams.
Rr lRALpn Inorl OLIvE scHREIyER.

Though unlike the STORY Of an African
Farm - Dreams" has many Of the cnafscls,-
istics which made Miss Schfeiner's early WORK
famous The Took u both interesting End ssg'
gestiye. and. besides its high Deditatve guam,
ti.s. IL rich In the discussion % those msntal
and moral problsms which this clever writer
delights 20 PROFOUND - herseH and Iey osl.ii,
The thoughffal reAdss Dreams" - mAnitesIJ
ne work OF . rare and UNCOMMON nind.
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). Paul and Virg mia
By BERyARDIS DE

This idyllic story. BY = cls'
OF the wholesome romantic :
tai book. and has won Z plaf
homes Of almost every pee
literature and can appreciat
rs IL msy, with some lie
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BY OWEN MEREDITH.
Robert Lord LYtion.l
Is. Lucille.

LUCILLE" By the second Lord Lytton, late
GoyernoF-GenerAi q India and Bfitisn Amoas,
sador at Paris 10 q novel 10 verse. Win rny nleo
coupletscast somewhat ia tue mould 81 afs.
BroNuiax's Aurora Leigh" u - M ercn.ns
ing story with = strong adniItgre OF fomi.,nnc
thosgbt plus fertility Of Invention sno oiiiiiAn'
fa
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10. Moses from an Old MAnse.
Nv NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE

By NA IHAN III IT - " I IN n
Another delightful companion for Idle hours
is this collection OF magazine papers, "hlcn
Hawthorne entitled "MOsses from an ola
Nansen Like all his works, It IL distinguished
for its simplicity and truth. Its high literary
excellence commends IL anew 20 public favor.
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2. A TilIylOss Scandal.
]. NJ. BARRIE.

new work by J. NJ. Barrie, author OF that
Scottish classic THE Little Minister" which
has had phenomenal sale, may be expected TO
whet the literary appetite OF every Intelligent
reader OF first class 1ctlon. In stories OF nun
lie Scottish peasant life, Mr.. Barrie Is on his
own special ground. be knows the character
istics OF the Scottish weaver and the peasant
class rs the sailor knows the sea.
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one should read. It's author has great mag
NATIVE power and weird but original genius
There are passages IN ''brankenstsln thAl aP
nall the mind and make the flesh creep. once
read, the book can hardly ever be forgotten.
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0. A Book of Golden Deeds.
RxC. M. YoNGE.

This is just the book to put into the hands OF
youth, circulating healthy moraltY ana true
manly and womanly sentiments. Few books
are better formed than this TO develop aud
mold the tastes II the rising generation and
encourage optimistic and patriotic ideas.
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ANEW BOOK will be added each week

Cat out three Coupons bearing conssca
tive numbers for three days and enclose
four tuo-ceut stamps or eight cents ana
the RKGIsTEK will send you, postAss
prepaId, a book whose lowest retail price
Is Is cents
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2. Lays OF Ancient Rome.
BY LORD MACAULAY.
lRanntlfnllv nlnstrntedN

Macaulay's Lays" are instinct with the very
soul of.poetry, and are full OF heroic action ana
enerCy. Like SCOTS sditit-stirring ballads,
they have a fine picturesque quality, with
graphic breadth, and great realistic power OF
expression. The English, no less than the 10,
the sounding notes OF the charge TO battle.
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!. THE Rouse of the Seven Gables.
Nv NATHANIEL HAWTHI

l1J W = III - - "
This masterpiece Of Hawthorne's is full OF
the imaginative charm OF Romance. In fehcity
writer since bis own day. The work is, per-
hsps. the purest piece Of poetic prose In al tue
range OF American literature.
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I. The Reveries OF q Bachelor; or, A
Book OF the Heart.

BY TX. MARVEL (DOnaId q. MlIcheIIJ'
This American classic has enjoyed a World
wide circulation at its price Of sl.25. 1t is now
offered for the first time at nominal cost to
our subscribers.
How agreeable is "Tk. Marvel in this gem OF
a book from his pen, how quaint how hunor-
Gus. philosophical pathetic and charming.
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SAINT PIERRE.
sic French writer
1ool,is an immcr-
'feli in TIE
u geni-
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By Mrs. GAsKELL.
5. Crawford.

Crawford" in its charming miniature paint
ing anu sketches OF character, recalls the best
OF Jane Austen's novels. 1t is delightful pic
ture Of old world social life IN an English coun-
iry village, descriptive OF the feelings, haolts,
opins ons character and sociai conditions OF the
little community. The story is quiet earnest
ness and with fine literary aptitudes in the
writer Il is beautifully illustrated
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z. Dream Life. By TX. MARVEL
donald G.. MitchelD.

There is q profound mental study In TINS
vorld.wice American classic. II contains
series OF very vivid and picturesque studies Of
Individual character and feeling. IL has fas-
cinsting power over the reader while its grace
fnl diction charms the literary appreciation
times pathetic, pictures
8. Frankenstein; or. The Modern
Prometheus- By MRS SHELLEY.
Like Mrs. Groves Nigh side Of Nature.
Mrs. shelIsy's "Ftankens.s Is book every
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6. The Coming Race. LORD LYTToN.

The Coming Race" by Lord Lytton, is q
clever and ingenious excursion into the realm
OF science, as the inventive man may IND It In
the coming time. II presen curious but
fascinating picture OF the human enylronment'
a. we nav see il realized In the next century.
when human needs will be served by every re-
source OF electrical aud mechanical contriV-
auce. when the coming race, for Instance,
will be enabled 70 exchange domestic helps Tor
Ingenious and rnercury-footed automAtons, aud
have At command every appliance adapted 10
The marvelousiy changed social and Industrial
condition OF things.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-15

orEzS AWE Of England was ex-
tr~meiy fond Of brandy and her taes
became 80 bIoased that among tho Pep
ulaee she was knowua rs Brandy Faced
Nan
THx 9owaG-r dzchess Of Sutherland
ws. lately committed 70 prison for str
weeks On sentence for esnsemps Gf
court she hat burned some papers
used n evidence in . trial conserving
her husbands viii
TEE princess Of Wales has perhaps
invented almost ~ many novelties q.
those In the xnicxxnzck rrade- she
drew with her own hand the plan sor
Ike pocket smoking ease whisa the
pr-1re carries evgr--h@-- wf-h him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-15

ThruExh train 80 ChhcaEn VIA Ciurfn-
natl No change 81 car What the
South has long needed and never had
before Eow an assured fact The
Worlds Fair Limited Train runs
fruz jacksonville Fer1ta- and >avaz-
u@h. VIA = 2 4 w = r " A. C.
Y 4 C. 0G5nc5nnztL theme 80 Chiczx0
va the G H. 4 n and yo-cz Eoute.
the popular Worlds Fair Route
TAnr-h trains leave jacksonville. IN
pm- savannah $40 . n Atlanta. eIs
a n Chart@norzz ttss1 n IA arriving
Cincinnati ler+a p m Chicago 5s
A. n shw fastest schedule ever IN
su<urzr@t fr1n the >spzrh 20 Chicago
Trains sill leave New Orleans ria the
q &G>N0 p m Birmingham 200 -
IT G~r1ttazDax7 E13s9 n @- Lexfrx-o9
sos D IA ~tswurzwtowu -1a y IA ar
rive CE2cSrEat5 E8aa p IA Arive Chr
ca-o 80 N No change Of ezrx So
that wuur tickets read TIA The &h-0Fr
razz@9 linz Returning th<r~ Will Re
IN change 0f ez~ fruu1 Ch6c1xo to
southern PssEnt~ amt The train EMP
rz~nE viii h~ composed % The fast
Pulizan v~r>tihulesf ste~p~~ and Pull
mans palace cuaehe >.gv-0v~r< a.
Cincinnati 1nt Iz~t1naPoss positively
allowed 20 ev~rvun@ taking thts route
Accommodates ne sir. sus =a<r-
DO yu1 cczze fruu RsfdY--F-eE CozaEF
CG~x Enx-h-zz-TS~m tn1E s~cr-szsEs
tor yssr srug1e PHs4y--A1y az yaz
ware yoR cs=< fruGF E~zxsaza1
furuzcvI Frsm Worcester" RE11v-
~Theu taa1 1rrrunrs for gUur sa1cs- -TA4
Ers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-15

AA - -8E& 8AE%s NNu ArR SuFN ut
Ysar~~fr-
fr = never wise. Il Is never kind n
"puE on airs AMI when these p.rs.sus
wa0 ersienvnr 60 eiaths themselves n
vast superiority crme 80 grief il i ~sF-
dom that they sHrvp~d N obtaining arv
especial sympathy N their fiss.umErurw
A w~si14snowH American artist Wa last
szmuas stretching in the galleries. II
che Louvre IN Paris Being at work
he hasL Of esgur~e- something the an
p~araus~ If being a habIs1s Of the
ptter- and a. such he was several times
addressed BY the visitors
gu "a occasion he was appruaeF,s.rf
By a couple Of IaiiesN one ef whom
ASKED
Gan vva tell " where so ind the
statue ef Cupid anE-
She paused IN the evident houe that
he would help hsrous. but he hat heard
tae 5aHae Psyche pronounced IN 80 many
wIFs that h- wa curious - see what
would bs made cut u &c new The Wis
Iser- finding that he wcwI.f uas rrr-
nosEaeS the naus- turned appeaIInvfv
10 her ~epmpanion- and the ether Essfv
said with much briskneS<-
Way Of eourse you know the "a
NOUS ssarEe IT Cupid-aad the person
who i with him.
There WAS a verv different air about
he lady who one dau haughIIy said 70
the artist
VIII you BE - kind rs to direct me
tn the statue ef Catherine de Mesf5eFs-
~Tse statue Of Catherine lie NevEi,fw-
he repeated IN sssm~ psrpIexirv- Il
den remember Saeh a STATING
The smile of the visitor =as z.,rz IN.
rernor than ever A. she replied
~Uh- Il u one Of the b~esI-xuswu stat
us~ here | supposed that a arts,
would xusvw where il u 70 be found
There Was 30 murh scvru IN h~r n.
CENTS as she pronounced the wgrv
artist Eaar the x~nslernan WIS nc suer
amused and snreve,L
4 am m artist. h- said. but I ezu
rce help vgu- unless n mixnr be Thai
E0u have made a mistake. and Il n sas
Venus Dc Neslri vua are bsnxzn~ tor
The -exprSS<S0n xhigh came ever shs
f7e~ Of the superior gu<=risnsr was bvsf
lz6isrvuS and se~If-s~sraviuw
Way she xsanm-rwT. III was 4,
Venus de- Nestiei shas I wansesE ri
eDur~e- Do yuu know where that hs~
Oh yes h answered srsIlrr
ANY ar-ss can tell Evu shae-Boscor
I Courier
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-15

Ev-rvure must have snund how ssH
cult u Il % eradicate early Impressions
or 20 ~0vervunre prsTntler aeGuIr~d later
m Life Our first Impressions cling &c
Is with a seraeIry whirh Nc cnanx. Of
place acr sExuars1n can destroy The
home q cur ehILGnord- sne s-iensss and
associations Of CUR youthful 1avx farm
Images u ren<neraaez whsen can
z@rer De whOEy oaGrerzseL The wan
ee-e- from his z1-zvs COUNTRY nay =
hs a11pee6 hoze zees new zszsacza-
rb1cs and acquire mere wealthy cen
resr1ons and n higher standing n 80
eiery than Ne h@d N the LAID which
gave him bLrrh Still tire humble dwell
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