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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-20

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4 On said Sperry mortgage II large amount OF
Interest had accrued.
Said SOphrOnia sampson was "A sister OF the
astatrlx and died before her, leaving child
4 en-, the defendants sampson, hereinDctOre
AIMED.
4. At the time OF the death OF the said
ydia +. COnroe she was OF the age OF about -
ears For many years preceding her death she
ad been atll cted-much OF the Time severe
:Y-trom some sort OF AN abscess or tumor on
er person, which caused her great and con
EinuOus care, annoyance and suffering, great
" impairing her physical health and weak
ming her menta! powers and capacity; and
Constantly during the last two years or more OF
er lite she was tOrgetful ,imbecile and mental
h wholly incapable of transacting ordinary
business or of understanding the nature and
alue OF her property, or OF properly appre-
iating her relations and obligations to 9th
rs. or of making rational and tudicious
disposition OF her property and effects.
s. Although the said Isaac l.. Eells and A.
Elizabeth Sperrv had Tor many years resided
-yithin three or tour miles of her, they had
ever been on intimate relations with her,
Ind they seldom saw her until the last year
II two OF her lite, when they com
|nenced visiting her more frequently and rem
ering her some assistance in her household
natters and outside affairs, ana from
+ bout December, 1889, the said Sperry re.
7nained almost constantly at Mrs. COnroe's
Ouse until she died.
6. On or about the 9th day of September.
! 800, the said lydia +. Conroe executed to
I her said homestead premises, containing
Ome sort of conditional provision tor her
@upport during lite, which deed was immedi-
.tely put on record by the procurement of
hid Eells and Sperry.
7. At another time within - months OF her
cath the said Conroe gratnitOusly surren-
cred to the said Eells the said note owing to
er from HIM OF ; 1900 and interest and which
Fas wholly due and unpaid.
Il s. At another time within one wear and IA
ALI before her death the said COnrOe gratu
ously surrended to the defendant SpeIrv
. aid note and mortgage which she held
ganst the said PENDANT Sperry, or against
er and her husband or against her husband
Hone, tor the sum Ot RlOh0 and interest, and
which was wholly due and unpai1.
0. At another lime within less than two
ears before the death of the said COnrOe, she
3ratuitOusy transferred and delivered to the
aid defendant, Eels, the said Bhttell, Bird,
Voost' and Hawley notes and the certificate
II said bank stock, all OF the value OF about
our thousand dollars.
TO- At another time, or other times within
ess than two wears before her death the said
+conroe. gratuitousy, by signing n written or
err or orders authorized the said defendant,
BELLS, to draw from the burlington Savings
Bank the sum Ot $l3S 81. being the balance OF
! mid $500 the rsst which he had previously 40
rawn, and which he appropriated to his
WIN use.
February. 1891, the said Conroe executed ia
he said Eells and Sperry paper of the ten
br following;
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-20

No. 2Os.-Crossword Enigma.
In nervous, not ipeold;
In illness, not in Culd;
In giant. not in boy;
IN plaything, not in toy;
In tidy and in neat;
In cashier, not in seat;
In ninety, not in two:
In guitar. not in shoe;
In manly, not in fine;
In liquid, not in wine;
In cruel. not in kind;
My whole a bird you'll find.
No. 2OS.-A Familiar Saving.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-20
No. 900. -Charade.

No. 200.-Charade.
A schoolboy sat beneath a tree
To ONE his grammar through,
And as n studied well he THREE,
Then frank from out a TWO,
But though he pondered much he could
His ideas ne'er control,
And he admitted that he would
Not try that word to WHOLE.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-20
Castoria.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
Fl. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look With
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN G. SMITH, Pres,
urray Street, New York City.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-20
Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. G. OsGooD,
Lowell Mass
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-20

'Castoria is the best remedy for children of
which am acquainted. 1 hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR.. ]. F. KINCHELoE,
Conway, Ark
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-20
No. 3O3.-Hidden Authors.

He purchased for cash lemon color silk
cloak.
l laid the book of Johns on the table
The painted arrow struck the target; the
others missed it, so | shall use that here
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-20

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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-20

The cobwebs terrified the children.
The minister needs the support of his
parishioners.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-20

The Centaur Company II Murray Street, New City
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-20

No. e0s.-A Familiar Saying.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
MUSLIN DRESSES
Fr~>h Ia<as IN the NasEs< sE LE<Ax Cas-

saza<s-
lac newest white euruIEe-p8 ms
Ezs r poizsTIIs vita try doss Of
cerISe- hlGe- CT black wru1Ehr quite
near Together They are imported aF
the yard IN the large shop~. aud the
dresses rsa&v made. zrv hrUzzhs s-er
frcEu P1rS The sizzrIesz waists for
these ~swn< are bv far the rrvssseS- =
n hearss4 high waist zFsh zns~rr5azS Of
creamy N~alxnesRnss m hnrzssurzI rows
@e-uzS the BEST CO SAS Ga<UraI
Throughout The z<z7x HzssrrSous are
asp very effective N these s5roae
wasSss 4 sSa-@ large PUT 10 the r.
Row tcr-<th~ sleeve and the EuSerssozS
follow the H-sS Eset on the enrsax-
The sAarz SKIRT /. similarly .rinzed
wi.h msrzsozs 1ruu the belt zI-sss 70
sA~ Enee ID y co1caese6 bv = E~eD
1o11es Ct the mEs2Iz edged with lace
White rSbh.sz 81 that the eslor Of she
eoeS covered with insertiozS i Used
Ser the collar ami belt
Colo-ut zzEsLszS zLss have the Sue
dotted designs ami are made I'D over
six q a eu~ntraStizz eolor- Thus an
sx-rezs=ly Preach gown Of the thfnness
gray EEslIn poiztiIle with white =
made u7 oxer pale yellow tzfeta silk
Many rOxs Of Sa~AensienDeS insertion
are bet IN the waist and skirt: and the
sieeS@ stopping short Of the elbow.
= a lining 81 the yellow silk covered
with the riniest friIls of gray muslin
HzrperS Raxzr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
4 POINT FoR HousEkEEPERs.
Az Easy Way 81 CS~zzssz< Fruits FruE

NDNETE
II : ere Of the peculiarly unpleasant
izessezts Of life to 81 down in the
nh1<t 81 ones xu-=.sznd- after serving
some deEi~oz< f-ui1 f1d certain forms
of insect life @<4nderiz< about i With
an air OF the utuost
AlthcuEh this j. hy M means IN IN
usual Circumstances Il = one for which
the h~Oz~@<eeP%r can Sezre~ly be held
r~espo1s5bie. especially m b~lueberrie@
rzS5h~rries and similar traits. where
there arc opez ends IN which Insects
RAY very easily curl Themselves up
and could nos be detected save By the
most critical ex7minzsicc Of each
berry Is = not generally understood
that these Uuzelc0U@ guests can be
gotten ri Of IN an easv ami eTec-uzl
way As srs01 a. the fruit Is hr1z<hf
IN scatter o~s u a qraufity OF table
salt \ szau- handful TO a quart OF
berries : 10. too much VERY geztlv
shake TIE berrie$ about Until all Of
them have cone in contact with the
salt then poz on water sufficient TO
cover them let them stand for o1e Or
two Minutes then hold them under
the faucet OF very gently pour wats
into the d5>h. allowing i 70 run out
uzsl all IT the salt = removed This
i most easily doze hy having the fruit
IN a ~collansier placed in a deep pan
The c~oll1nster may ~ gently raised
and lowered which rinses the fruit
without the least danger OF h-1ising t.
After 4 few minutes all traces % salt
VIII have disappeared and with Il the
laSs ve>sfxe Of insect life IL nay also
Re said that berries that have been
through the MARKET are IN this war
cleared OF any hoasfn- disease germs
that \ have lodged upo1 then with
the dust Of the streets
IN CERTAIN families ererv particle of
fruit of everT s1r7 y pus through a
saltwater hath the uaouaeut Il es-u~s
INTO the hguze- and none = allowed to
BE- eaten until i has been put thru1<h
she purifying proe-s~ IL the frat h
81 20 eat. the salt and water viii rot
harm e IL Il $50 crushed AMI broken
that sh~ Juies e0msS cut Of IL e > IN
scarcely Prop~- coalition fsr food. zS
in this ezS% IS can zhssz-b and retain
every form Of bacfIE that aoats n the
atmosphere
ThS soEa1s verv much like h>resy
and avizg N the faee Of Tradition but
tradition IN itself auaznsS to roshfr-
whatever vixen il has not COMMON
sens rvI<ou and kv-iene results 20
Sustain e. That a rhzz- has been frUra
~xsr@r7r5p0 - E~ererasio1 > the poorest
reason IN the world for sticking To t.
Uh~a al wi~~sxpsrizssnss have Geusoa-
ssrztsd that thsr~ Is . aew and better
Way Y Ledger
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

STORE-RoOM AND CLOSETS


NY ~
gk<aa Eaa sweet
The Sknre-ruon N winter AMI spring
y 81 greater imp0rznee than in srm-
mer ami fall when fruits ami erera-
bl= are plsnsifzE and cheap The ss0re-
rom should be weIiIzh-est AMI vxr-
s5lzsesA Take everything from this
rcsr2 Exznine all the stores ard sa<e
note OF thcse whieh should he used
first Have al the rssePsaels for ford
-3SksA wiped DIR. and put into the
SUE 10 air Brush every zao< and cor
1<r Of the ruotn then wash al the
paint and woodwork Let The room
stand the greater part Of the day with
the windows art doors open Mean
while make n I<s Of the nouur and
Si=1 Of stores y0z require and nSsSyu
= riaee for zach thing ErOu time ID
slnse- ~ the~~ arra~aeS are oh-aireS-
saeeS0E the ls% IL i mt ret too late
tr the h~oS>eSe~per who wishes 70 do
- 10 put mp psaeh@ pears qEiaev%
apples t~0u1atseS AMI auE other
taEn@ Every S-r--ruou ShousE have
a supply Of riee- tap5o-a. uzzearvn.
sari<y- graduated and 81. u-1-xhase
spare> " 1ule herES SOME ezrnssf peas
aEd CUR dried peas zBt hsan& -a-
ne HavsyES. etc Is sdsss tk@ hazr%
keeper a great deal Of time a1st trouble
To have these thiR~ On hazsE In saeh
quantities A. me ear 49, 70 aGw4Ezz.
N her family II she ha> a eo1E rx.lsn
IN ker cellar /. sill - w@ 20 pat N
potatoes and sPplS or tie barrel Tae
closets IN the house SHOULD b. taken
st1gtv- the eo1ssn% exzRzzeA AMI
aired or washed Is tx Ease mav he
and the closet shro1-hIy seaze4 and
aEresL-LzE5es Home Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

scientific Investigations Size ba1e -e
lot despair He loTeS ne she szia-
] vii win him over 10 consent She
did The day was named for oCr we'd
ding, this vsry dsy. To thrnk ~ ia
ThEs sery day. And we were TO 20 &C
Eousa for the honeynooz= he himself
had nzz~d Rouen- where he bad a cor-
respondent who woald Dc good 10 Is
Here Is the lic~nse He drrw forth a
poexeth1o< and rzm=axed over some
papers
No. he said ! remainder rave
g 10 Dzfoy- He nus. have 6r5reu
away They a tkey saw no carriage
.-ECzr ~Policeze1- IL was 20 be at
eleve1- The e~rez0ny. qEite private.
oHlr he sexton As witness Mr. Dusoy
pct On fresh cloths oSd thev we're.
tut lot less curious than Esu&L He
made the coffee himself and we also
had wine for breakfast. sweet kind OF
LIQUOR that eEc-re<ced
Tkerr vas no @-va=. IN the house.
a 4 cane in every 6ay for an kosr
Mares two r0ou$ IL was . very
strange house. bat Marie was no. 80 in
tAe Isasss sweet, pleasant well read
had Travelled and WAS only twenty
He bad gIvcz her ! bezzsifal Indian
sczrf for a wedding present. she was to
veal IL the texture of il was Of the
EEsSs E0ssa=er web. and yet is had
been embroidered IN something like
tissue OF gold Ithada beautiful sheen
- - - --a
that yOu eoGld have blown IL away.
and pet 80 ample that when Marie put
Il or over her white silk dress !. SEEMED
70 e1-eloP her from had 20 foot
Well the hrezkfzst -zs over. ard We
had retired 90 Mares OWE to
await the carriage Mares roon
opened frDz the Erx. EzudizS On In
great Broad staircase Il Wa plainly
furnished b. zs:h artistic old shin@
q Arabian subjects On the zzrtes-
Pieee \ eurS1us Ezzl vish odd exam
pies Of ACE and carved s-oapssoue I
felt zvSelf beeuzfE- nerTrr~ AID any
toEs for the garage A. lzS. Marie
sp5sI !. AZ the Gassr-we 1ezt down the
SEzirszse- Tie cd ran ErS1- lie also
catered the brUu<hzaa Erss AMI took q
sczt With his back TO the Ao-~ez
As tu-r~S 20 esa=e rh- door before
! HANDED Mare izsO tho carnage. ard
wita /. prayer Of th~znkfula@ss shz. we
were ~ IzSs IN the street Marie said
OA ! have f0rxUsten ny h-ze~le--
Excuse M a moment know where Il
Sc rzz tack into the hsOzse- 7
stood uPou the doorstep waiting. the
Old =Az watching me frrz the
bruu-har Noz-er-S pasSeH theu
Minutes the mo=sztS seemed u7rz-e~
the minutes hours I dSG-t suppose
she had been IN the ko1Se after al
more thar I've minutes when followed
her Without that ! know OF. any
real ezuS~ for anxiety I fels rsr-TS@d
my hart beat Ussh Srch alarm a. I hat
never before expsr5eGeesl ran 20 the
rOo@ we had j<s teft-Ft Was sled
with 4 strange mist that hzd n faint.
deadly kind % odsr- In the midst Of IL
I saw The <nzeso~E haiE-euue~zE-.1 torn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

of Marie She seemed 20 :. avn
TO and fro I rushed to catch her in
M zrnS A. II from 4 distance I heard
her woke in 4 sad fearful whisper say
Dear Horace. FAREWELL ard when I
would have eIaSped her n my arzSNtne
sh1dOwv form / took for her. Z
zred. faded out became part Of the
mist Il cleared a. I uttered a erv OF
despair. and AZ nv feet lay- II a snail
gtitseriEg heap. the In6ian Scarf uh5rh
had hesn wrapped zrCurd her /
STOPPED 10 put il up and remember
no uore until I found myself hammer
ia< n the door - yOUr nen have de-
serIbed 10 you
IL strange story I SaA but
Strange but true-uy God too
true lie exelasGeA
was not about TO question IL /
said but the house where the uoIsce
tOaEc yOu = half L rile froz Frae3
street and has teen u-auerup5ssE for
tEezsy years iz3need TIE vour-
fellow 20 1llGW ze 10 take kEr horne IN
my eah then wsas TO CzrSxrxheS
ard saw the written order tkey had ~
e<Ered fr0n D1scy. which had been TIE
ezzs@ Of Dewzr xSfz< % ta@ Old mzns
1oGse- il wzS wrTt.cn II n euri1a~
frr<E haEA the Wcrls sp-5s N rh~
o2es- Ezyzh Eshs01 the mzsSfrr
s~aleS ~z-h Aezafz- seal having whas
seemed 10 be an Ar7e5c zorz <zxrzrea
n~swe~z b eods q s~rp~z4 The ar
1Aee nrqwred we're szch ~ =-a- bs
E~~5 n EEzsr1~x4I exp<rz-zc& sax
S EA1t ! Ind z0~ ee~ sze5<rs 20
Gzrzxei the zys<ry.I wSEss 20 the al
@re-S th- &ris<r Ev~-so the 1G1rS&
wA<re D~w1r lad been 80 of-en and
gz@@r A1pqy crsU=Ssazrr-kus PrzeE
street. cEly 4ereGeG the mystery.
there Z1s 10 Sa<h hoEse- N szeh
zzzesr A. aha. given N the letter. M
hozs~ az al Ex< tie one wh&h DewI
h1a c~~=~x1te& and the huas< where he
WE EzDx<E< ard asking for Mare
Vas n zl->1ly described kalfa mile
away G1zra1a.ed azd ucrerzuteL
Eno= hat hour 70 thEs l have newer
found the Szallezr sraex Of DuEor o.
MARI thoGgh D-zar-z a. I tell vou- !
: known = not insane never las
been he s1ys and stu z6heres % the
trUrn Of hS story
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

The sultan of Turkey hz< an ea~r-
aid Of - e<r7.s Set in the h4z5le Of a
digger He kzs the richest eoIlect5oa
Of PENS ard rszzIiz N the wowsL
There l. a twin crystal Of emerald IN
- Petersburg ~ inches lo-g. f0ur
brad. and weighing foar and q half
po1r&
Tie dizden Of the Russian Empress
Anna contains 15& large Gizzo-dS
and a ruby valued az 500 o.
TIE cutting Of the kchinoor occn-
pied thirty-siSht days with steam
roEer and cost ssa.00A The Regent re-
qui-d two years ard cost s5ea
After the discovery Of the Brazilian
diamond mines i.Iss 0ureeS Of diz-
1~Hds were shipped TO Portugal in oE@
year. and The price fell 70 8 ae=rx.-
Chicago InssE oSean
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

Flower"

have been troubled with
sla- but after a fair trizi OF -
Flower. anfeed from thevexase-1
t-ouoleJ- B Young. Darzhp-
College. HarrOdsburg, Ky. ! ~
headache oueyea- steady Orebor-1
on August Flower cured ne. Ttwg1
positively wcrthOre hundred OIL
70 mel W Smith, PM a-dCe,
Merchant, Townsend. Ont L.
used II myself fur constipation M
dyspepsia and It cursdue. 1tstsl
best seller lever handIed-C R-T5
Druggist. Mecharicsbu-g. Pa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

Ecw IKE a ar 4-rrszz ssrszza@f q ssser
EAlfh2 = cFzrszw s-rzr
Ursl-1G Ens1 1-t tse E1k5ez grkF
y Ehs=s f2As Epe4 IL NSsT1Y srr~v
Best1e IL s-sksera~n r<x res r1aT--sE~ep
WIZ crrs1 Ehrugxh ~ s-zr sz-e- &sF
r. rrEx crtck-Es s~se- errs=ra-- E1T
p eAs-z TIE sz.ss-E ecexs q srswsx s1aes
Uses rs wrzSe& 54E< Lke aE=zz Eks&&
Al r24vta4 eztr-rs@ 81 - Al ~
A-4 10 ceEkl. wh1%- G-
Ned nd Fr-7zses a. - 1~zr~ 1ew
WA> E2zg a p4rEF- 49, IL z1z-1.z
1=
a.. e~9a-s l<at tser az= w.. rxz<s.
snze
.--s- La Ez~ B----- = y Y E~aeszzsxzE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

A correspondent SAYS that German
mothers to keep their boys well and
hardy. are very expert IN making
drtnS for thsn- and gives the recipe
for Of the favOrite drinks h01<v-
1oe An gne of ginger i boiled for
an hour IN two quarts OF water Tken
two quarts OF cold water. 4 pound OF
sugar. an Inss OF lime Juice and txo
ounces Of elear- sweet honey are 1dIs1
When al > cold the white Of an egg Is
whipped N and n Ienoz i squeezed
over the hOaeyzGe 4r-S- Louis Re
urhf5-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

Ter%fs
rSr s1GG4 l<E he " 11sE<n Ln%. zaksnz
GrNcS elG1scrnsn A. GEewaasf SrzEiuu
WlGA Ire @s~<rus s1r~~z rz1x1E Eansfux
p<ts%en<ers AZ cne >x-5ssn street neraaes
tNeGzaa sSug ard Sx-r ssg-ra sxreez
SnarAE 2&Easzrxzau : Is
q - ans 30 II zETznes Of A. ether
l1@>~ Ard E<1z IN the rix1n1rv ct a the
aneets zs&r tne Wsrsts Far Grounds The
E~1eEzEzlA11 Banner tram Saves - TauKs
A1aa K~zcr eAT asa n arriving az
ExSxas* 4sS n Cnacags So y n.
NE Eaa1sr KNITTED xaxes 81.
-&1s1 n dxlv- arriving u Eazae-
Icst n n CkAaz1 I'D a BArrxre
r1er<s1 - E~zTe-vUes3 ard Delivered ~
<psc1k transfer Ticket crxrex ssushensr
c1rZsr Bru4fxzv Az4 0zrs street. And
CasaH DepuS. s. La1&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
AN ESCAPE

Is r-15e f-uur nj tie diseases that curs
from tainted hlnss1 u the liver > ruuz-t 20
vzururs rrracxa- the haard purified and tAe
sysczsn brs--i zp with DR. Percss GolGen
Ne1scaI Discovery Lsagysur AMI hzs IT
1cp~slr.. with OK wrkuHE LrshE=srlnr, r--
YEA sarz xnver Lis ARE e5sse behind The
I DfsruverT vii sharpen TIE zrpstre. u-
prove Digestion ant rssrDre keslEh A POS
rz-. ere for LIVER ~Ccrplzrur.7 In1lges-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

II T1u a lose vu1< apreriss Is viii re-
tHrE % yuu Z E11 appy 20 a9rugxisrc or ger-
era dealer who SEES E7stesser . Sranzacn
Bfz-ers- When vgz are IN po=sessluu az this
helpful t5Rnc- q hare ress1rvr q aDpe.
TIE Ehlea = GEf4I11g and prvmpr- Mere
ever. ir res-1res dsgssra1n A. well As ID
petite. and regulates shs bowels liver and
SN1nsvss and prutsczs y0G from MALARIA aud
r1ezul-<n-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
When Nature

Nsecs 1<szs1auee Z nay BE- best % render
X promptly but enc sA115f rprrsuhs- - -.
zen tne most perfect remedies INV whsr
sssss>G The best amt rznsr : uule ara -,
Is rsInecy $ sns SgruB ef FTrs rarrss-
lrst2 - TIE C1-1rnl Fig Syru1 Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

-CGst01@r-Th@@ trousers are aw-
fnlly shc<~ TaiI0r-NeL yOu told mr.
collector The ether d-v lat yea yerc
swsaAy sHc-t ySG-S<l<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

WArR--Tl y1G hare Frsush fried ~
E1sasS srf Herr vsu WA,nszezrsr "a
-sIz< frum his ehAEr IN his ntExrzriruI-
~V1[r-Eus-cu Courier
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

FHzFA-saezz of -=szty years sranSzrx-
s1az. lave a cn1nee - ST G0xn AM rass
x<afA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

Tczr SOC has advanced very rapid
ly-
Yes indeed. Three years ago be
wore NY ezSr-o5 elosh@ and today
yo1 can see ne wear h-Esgen6e
Batter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

-Ezs n vsrv zngsse<S Young r1au- szr
heFr Notes. A. a barxl1r. ne DOESN'T even
wazs tire rrexfis ef as own warz-PhIs
LeIphsa Rscur&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

A east ! can 20 Gown VITA enl1rS H.
az s@ad the czsrr1 when rs foot
slppe1-W41izg-an S4r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

rs1 DFSrsrsA ant BIZ
huuxuesA
Nr-IP az
Ean casz yC-wrirss-
A few Ct ny sEmprssrss
WERE Heart hzr- and
f2lLnesz after eating.
sometimes PAIN II nv
bowER aeYtiEne- puur
agp~ure argf sad rzsee
IN NV r-uzrA AZ 1x1c
II Was eever1xn- with acE
d-ShsS ever SKIN Ateer
Exx11E Dr. Phrrrs GaAt-
en- MecieaI Discovery I
us rrHe~ef Il al these
symptoms ant fee4 per-
<g-iv R-Hv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

P W JenziuE< the hen1 Ct IenEz1gs'
E1=EEess Callexs- Nashville Tsnz- hAs hat
=crs than - years AcrHak excerieuce a.
TeEer ant B~scx-keeper In kanxs and IA
partner and Eccx-xe~per n large 1srvz1-
tie hauses IN View Tarx and Nashville HIS
Ccllsgs IS considered tue most practical
scheca ef Is cad n ne wcrh1 -a1e srs Of
ten cf rs Erz11ares get <scc pcszr1nns-
W rte for C1Ealo<ze.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

Cs- fErr1-e5Y--Dcu'r vcu know taas 4
f1cE can as< e~zsstnusF BAss-I kR&
asa-u -. NV ] xnc- E-Eosroa Tra1-
<rrTrF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

Sxxr7T CrzC-wna Do y1u want n
nv aszssr Barxlz- f-prssenszz Elal---l
wzas rcusy-- SaseUT Cord Larc,
eve Is y1Gr eazd-ss do IE-CsTsAz1
pfknfpAer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

WE are told tha- ths Suht-lTa
81 f2snas1 Fer al - r~vs-.az n
VII .o- hare rs turn a. Ire - 80 80
phla Times ss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

A-zkxr So West TsEssa OHin -
him fer particulars SID - T-A-n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

C~Lnzrvrr-~T hear ygGr sra $ great NJ
enrsrAsiur ceor$T EAuC--EEzs fIorlcsk
rb0u. | sssars ysQ. he - an sxrlncer.-
Na-a EeLIs NIshEnrran
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

BzzCE&xs PMS VIII
Caiset States he es-s-s-F Nr -
soIzoks- Pleasant cca.izz 1alez1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

ten or 81
tea rea-aEA
aid M n-ezd
Fox Ii<hang a
Ea-cste 7 Of
fereA him and
sittin- do 4
before cAoie~
example OF tn
l5quor mSs