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T AIDES SAFE TENPON; PERFECTLY
u feliable. Gail at $50 Fourteenth street,
Sacramento. S23-l2tk
The record-union., 1893-10-04

V1OR RENT-HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS AND
u bath. INQUIRE at 73O Eighth street o3-5t*
The record-union., 1893-10-04

U1O LET-ROOMS SUITABLE FOR HOUSE,
| keeping, at No. 920 Ninth street, between
I nd |
The record-union., 1893-10-04

rIlO LET = 1885 H STREET = LOWER
i floor of four rooms. Apply 1888 II street.
O4-3t*
The record-union., 1893-10-04
DO Let or Rent.

ITO LET-HOUsE 25o6 L STREET. IN
L quire OF NJ. a. BURKE, 129 street tup
stairs), or 1905 p street. o4-1w*
The record-union., 1893-10-04

rIlO LET-A BLACKSMITH SHOP WITH
L tools, at Pleasant Grove. Address HENRY
kLEMP, Pleasant Grove, Cal. s2S-1w*
The record-union., 1893-10-04

HARRY w. RIVETT, STEAM CARPET
IL cleaning, corner Twelfth and streets.
Carpet cutting. sewing and refitting. Furni-
ture packed for shipment. Secondhand car
pets and furniture bought and for sale. Tele-
phone 292.
The record-union., 1893-10-04

DURE 1S-KARAT GOLD WEDDING
i rings at the POPULAR JEWELRY
HOUSE, 422 j street, gold and silversmiths
of Sacramento.
The record-union., 1893-10-04

ITO LET-HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS AND
| one of three rooms. Call or address +. &.
HYDE, Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
room 3. l. .. .. +. Temple Ninth and x SITS.
The record-union., 1893-10-04

VHO LEASE-INTERNATIO HOTEL.
1 ApplY at the Hotel. SacraInento
The record-union., 1893-10-04

1--WE NICE ROOMS, PANTRY AND
l. bath; rent SIS, including water. Apply
at "a Tenth street.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17
6ra5d Excursion 70 Chicago.

A large number Of His.issip>
plans have expressed a desire
to accompany the Press Asso
etatIon on their excursion to
Chicago, on Monday. August q
I have arranged for two Sleep
ers and a Coach in addition To
.he cars engaged for the Press
which will be run frCm Jackson.
Miss, to Jackson, Tenn, on the
schedule of the Vestibule Limi
ted making the stops of that
train betweea the points named
From Jackson. Tenn, this train
will be run TO Chicago, on a fast
special schedule. stopping for
meals only. reaching Chic 20
about ) P N. August -
The space 10 this train may
be secured on application to my
Office. The regular excursion
-ate in effect ffem yeur nearest
K r station will apply on this
train Sy personal attention
will De given TO exeursionists
from starting peint To Chicago
L F. MONTGOMERY.
Trav. Pass. Agent.
JacA son. Hiss.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17
FIRE

he drug stores OF Chiffon s
90. aud " b NcExen with the
'No vacant stores between.
owned BY Mrs MA Ross. ver,
burned to the ground last Thurs
day night. The alarm was civ
en- ABOUT ; o'clock aud bv dav
hset the building were a smoul
dering. smoking pie. 1t was
WIN the greatest difRculty that
the hardware store Of vm Jep.
Aihs was saved. bat bis goods
were badly Damaged. II il
thought by some that the fire
was Ineendiary. and by others
tnat 1t originated from the car
lessness otmid night crap shoe,
ers, or gamblers bat II one
Ining we are certain, that OK
ford has bad narrow eseane
from total destruction. So much
hls been said of the helpless
condition of our city in such ex
treuities that it ls useless to re
peat it. The ire was discover,
ed coon enough to have been
e.tin2uished if there had been
provision to meet such emer
geneies. We learn that all of
the parties were partially iusur
ed bnt the loss will fall heavily
upon them just at this time.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

y friend IN need ia friend in
deed, and not less than enc mil
Ion people have found Iu.t such a
friend In Or Kings View Disrov
cry Ter consumption, coughs and
cobs-If Y have ncver used TIN.
great cough medicine. enc trial
Eill c1uvIace you that II has won
,isrfal curative powers m All Ii "a.
ea OF throat, chest ard lungs. Each
bottle IS guaranteed 70 10 all tia,
= elAimsd oc maesy viii BE- rsfun
led TRIAL bottles free Al J 7
Chambers dug store. Large b. {
lis Cos AID 81. 3
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Since its first introduction E,se
tire Bsttsrs has gained rapidly in
popular fIvcr. until now Il Is elear r
" in the head amlug pare medici-
ral toni: aud alteratives-eanfaI
ing nothing which permits its use
As be eFerage or intayicanr, II Is
recognized as the best and Parcst
m edicine for all ailments Of stnm-
acb, liver or kidney. L. Siil euse
-iek headache, indigestion. eous'i
patton aad drise malaria from the
system 5 lti-faesion gnaIanteed
with each bottle or the money
wiII b, refaadsl. Pies oHlv 25e
ter bottle. Sid by j L Q andls
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

After m1re than ten years ah-
seuee Willie Fielder, who left
oxford n mere lad. returned
last week to visit his old friends
and the scenes of childhood
and to iad many changes dur
ing his long a0sence, We wish
him a happy visit.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

hr. Z J GiIGer. OF LAFAYETTE
Springs. passed through Oxford
Tuesday enroate to Bra.fon
Mss to open the fall session Of
bis school. Mr. Gilmer is an ef
neient teseher and We are glad
to know be is appreciated By
his patrons.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Mt. H WoAileben left yester.
Jay morning to spend a week
81 CastIiian Sprir gs and will 90
rom there to jackson. Miss. To
represent the Oxford Lodge at
Iae meeting ofthe Grand Lodge
22nd. ~ :
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17
The Statue of the Rssuhllc at
the McrIc's Fair.

The statue OF the Republic 10
the largest ever made IN this
eountfv. being sixty I'VE feet
tail Both mighty arms are held
sIeft. the right hand holding a
ylobe on which an eagle rests
with eutspread wings, the left a
snear bearing the cap OF Llber
~. The globe and eagle sym
bolize the invitation of liberty
10 the nations Of the earth and
thev are held alott, implying
tbat the Republic holds liberty
paramount 20 all else. The hair
arranged after the Greek style
Is urmounted by a laurel wreath
and the drapery falls, in gener
ous folds TO the base An idea
offs size may be gained from
the fact that four men could sit
comfortably on one otits hands.
The head. neck and arms are
fuished in IN old ivory TINT, al
tar Phidlan models, the drapery
hsinr of bronse or gilf--From
at the Worlds Columbian Ex
position.r in Demorests Family
Magazine for September.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17
Warren Institute,
OXFORD, MISS.

The 81 rsisps os this school viii 10
resumed on sept s. 1898, ~ the rrif .
cipal uss.ssistesi. the number q pupil.
bsins hnitei to twenty -ivp. the lessf
charge for which vii BE- -. and tie
greatest s. month, n Litsrtry eJuEsf
accoriiag ~ gyaie Frsfesuncs giv "A
- Int rucsins,e an q Collegiats over
Primary pupils amt no rnpil desired Tor
less than A term % Eve mouths. Arph-
easion can be aa.l.. - the Principal =
Der AIe. Z. at Oxford.
e. 4. L1zcAsrnE. Principal.
0zssta Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17
EissoIGticn Natics.

The hrTn Of J Z FeSues 4 Co is
th.s Gay by mutual coasent. dissolved
J Z Pegues retiring. DI sultan vii
continue the business. collect all bf1s
aad assuming al liabilities.
Agg. 5-3 Jr p.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Rev NJ III Wells. of BirmIng-
ham, Ala writes that daughter
aud I were cured efTheumatisT n.
and neuralgia, after al known
medical and remedies had been
used, by the use ef Germstuer
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Children Ike TO take q. e.
&. Certain Chill Cure the
pleasazif and guaranteed cure
for Fever. Ague and Malaria
Better than 1uiriae. Price
SD cts.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

For a lame back or for a pain
In the side or chest. try safura
ting . piece of flannel with
Chamberiain's Pain Balm and
binding 1t onto the affected parts
This treatment viii cure any or
diEary case in one or two days
Pain Balm also ceres rheuma
tism. 80 cent bottles for sale
by W B AcEwen.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Dr. Tiehero-'s sntiseptic is
placed squarely On its own mer-
its. asking no favors- fearing no
competitors and c0urting a fair
trial, Price 80 cents at " Z
AeEwens
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Mr. q J Mayors, of OakIand
Md says: Il have sold thirteen
bottles of Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy to day and am literally
sold out. This ~ the largest
sale on record of any one prepa-
ration in a day over our coun>
fers It gives the best satisfae>
ton Of any cough medicine We
handle, and as a seller it leads
all other preparations on tins
MARKET For sale by W 3 Me-
Even
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Ratesville. Ni<s Dec. /. lSa2
We have sold DIR. IichenOr'
AntiseptIe for two years and
have seen il used in a namber
Of cases With good results We
do not hesitate to recommend
IT, Xosely & Son, Druggists
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17
One Dollar
Hour :.

Is easily earned by any one Of either ser
IN any part Of the country. Who Is viii
ling TO work infustriou=ly at TIE EN-
Psoynent which we furnish. Th.. labor
Is light and pleasant. and you run no
risk whatever. Wa 1t you ont eompl~te
50 thar YOU csn give the b,isiness a tai
al without expense to yourself. For
those willing 70 do a httia work. this i
the grandest 0ifsr made. You can work
all day OF in the evening cniy II yoa
are employed, and have a few hours at
your disposal. utilize them and add 20
your Incoms.-our business Will not IN
terfere at all You viii b. amazed on
the start ut the rapistity and ease by
which you amass doliar upon dollar dsv
IN and day oct Even beginners are
sucee=seul from the first hoaf. Any
one can rIru the basiness-nons tail.
You should -ry nothing else until wa
see e. T yourself what you can do At the
business which we offer. Women are
gEani xorkers. nowadays tleg make
~ much as Eian- they sh1ul3 tIy
this business a. il is 50 weA adapted 70
them Hale az once anG see foe yJlr-
self. Address IL. Hassst ( Co.,
Boz $50. Portland. Ne
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

WIN runors Of yellow fever
% tne eeast aad cholera an,
Iodnced Z IN New York ii would
oe Wen for eur citizeus to Iook
aI.er .L the sanitary condition Of
their premises.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

win Psgues a young mariieu
man, died suddenly near 5oef
deem lzst week under suspicious
circumstances. After a posi-
morfsm examination, the heafe
and stomach were sert to me
Uni<ersity for examination oy
Prof. X W Jones, bat We naFe
rot heard the result.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

e.. AE, VI J E Nelson left Hopd,v
sya, rTa new York 70 be absent I.s, sew.
"O''d ; FAR on his re,arn trip '
me .ne trustees ofthe State r,i
,elslly met ia Jackson an .sr
-. y. . to dill the chair Of PED 4, ,s.,,' w
Dat,i oat Tue e matter was post pess.i ~ !
18th. eein = sep,
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Good looks are more than skin
deep depending uPon a healthy
condition Of all the vital organs.
If the liver be inactive, You have a
bilious look. if youf stomach be
disordered you have a dyspspti'
Look aai If your kidneys be affect
ed vou nave piaehed l1os. Sc
cure good health and YOU will
have good looks. Electric Bitters
u the great Alternative and tonlc
acts directly on these vital organs.
Cures PIN PIES. botis and gives a
good com plsxion. Sold at ] 1
Chan,Iler's dIugstore, 5)e bottle.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Water Valley, Miss. Dee. 5, GO
used DIR Tichenor's Anti
septic on n sprained ankle and
found it an excellent remedy
w + Shefner, Agt. I G RR.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Ifyour horse or mule has Fis
tuIa or Foot Evil use DIR. Tlche-
nor's Anfiseptic- Ii will cure II.
Sold by W b MeEveu-
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

DIR. Iichenor's Antisept:c is
no longer on trial. 1t has prov.
en- i.s' merits and stands TODAY
without an equal.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17
FOR SAIEr

Hy residence with all COW
nience, three rooms, ball, ki.ch ben.
cellar, cut house, two cisterus and
two large sttbles. Al~o, nv oil
place, with all improvements, With
about seven acres Of land. L..
qEire of Hr. Ase Brrnuer.
Wm- Frsudeaburg.
Oxr.rr NJ
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Mr.. VIII Hutchinson is spend
ing several days with relati, es
here.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

DR.. w b Sanford and wife
visited relatives in Oxford last
week.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Mr- Stanford Rivers is study
ing dentistry in the Office of DR.
A H w Weston-
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

A little son Of Nr Charlie Hill
living four miles north east Of
Oxiurd died Tuesday.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

The success of Mrs. Annie u
Beam, OF McKeesport, Pennsyi-
vania, in the treatment OF dlar-
rhoea in her children will uD-
doubsedly be of interest TO
many mothers. She says: 4
spent several weeksin Jonstown
Pa after the great food, on ac
count of my husband being EN-
pIoyed there. We had severai
children with US, two CT whom
took the darrhoea very oadiy
1 got same of ChamberlaIns col-
lie, Cholera and Diarrhoea kene
dy from Rev. Mr. Chadman- It
cured both of them 1 knew OF
several other eases where u was
equally successfully 1 think II
cannot be exeelled and eheer
fully recommend it. e ane o.
eeat bottles for sale by w d Ae
Even.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Mr.. John r Ramey is very
sick with typhoid fux and his
condition Is serious.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Mr. Lee Pehnebakpr of Wa
ter Valley, was in our city Tues
day
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17
G.sra-.se5 -Es.

We aut horixe our advertised 4
druggist TO sell D.. knss New
Discovery for consumP Ptior eo@ghs
aad eo.is upon this condition II
YOU are afflicted with a cough,
cold or anv lung. threat or chest
trouble, and vii u-s this r-med y
as directed, g,viax It a fair trial
and experience 10 benefit, you
may return the bottle and have
your money refunded We could
not male this offer did we not
know that DR.. Kings New Diseov-
cry could be relied on. Ii never
disap points. Trial bottle free al
j L Chambers drug store. 4
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

$1,000 Cash, or si-300 OEe-
half cash aud balance in l.
months. viii buy the Sears
place in S0ath Oxford
April %, - g II KEYS, Az.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

The EAGLE returus thanks To
Mr. ] II Bigger for one of the
finest vatermelons Of the sea
sou
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

arCCCsrss.n Chiil I a-s
> pse.s1s s.s,sI1ssre.r iEke "a. Guar
sateed 20 cure s 81 cents.
r~xer. LarGf hostis
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Col. Fl A Barr and wife have
returned frcm their summer so
jaErn at Glade Springs, Va
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

sr. s I'll Sanders came up
from Water Valley Saturday
ond spent the day with Oxford
fr eads.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17
Hl.iIa's Aralri Sslrn

fhe Test Salve in the v--l.,
s. -: Sores. Ulcers. salt Rhsus,
S.'',,' ssTF S'res. letter. Cbapped H,DJs
.'ii'''''li ns. Corns. ant All -, -
e'lhs @ad positively cures uil.s a.
Pa.- 4 L saa-ante,.d 70 Five ns~s.'.-
~ - lsl'l's' non OF money rpfun-i,.t p,,c.
-se Per box For slls.by byIPC,,.T5,-e
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Miss Nettie woOten, OF HOLY
spring., spent a few days OF this
rsek with Oxford friends.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

watermeloas are cheap and
plentiful.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Rev I A wigginton left Mon
day for his old homo, McMin-
vile. Tere. and expects to be
abs ent about ten days.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

Vow is the time to SOW yccr
tarnIps.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Next NeEeay. the 2Ist. the
Mississippi press will visit Chr
cag0 and the Worlds Fair in a
body The Illinois Central will
attach extra coaches for the
benefit OF others who would
Ike to make the trip, and some
OF our citizens contemplate tax
ing advantage Of the oter.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Dean Crouch is on the sick
list this week.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

sr@C. &. &. CeFtais Call
Cs-r<s- - ia NO; the Sest remedy
voT have ever used for chilli
and Fever your money VIII
Ne refunded. Pleasant 10
take. Large bottles 80 cents.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

MT. " B Mcfarland, of New
Albany, called to see Us fon-
day and reports himself well
pleased with his new location
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Mrs Annie tiarlacd Fulton,
wife of Chancellor E Il Fulton
of the University, died at the
family residence on the Campus
Tuesday night at 10 o'clock. In
the death OF Mrs Rlton the
whole community has sustained
> .ess- She was a lovely chris
tian character, a devoted wife
mother and friend. and her gen
tie influence for all that was
true and good Will linger in the
memory Of all who knew her.
The bereaved husband and chii-
dren have the heartfelt sympa
thy of the entire community.
The funeral services were held
at the Presbyterian ehareh
yesterday evening at 5 O'Clock,
and largely attended by sympa-
thizing friends.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Splendid equipment. Able Fac
ulties. Thorough courses in
over - schools la Arts, Science.
Philosophy. Law. School Of
Pedagogy. Location unsurpass.
ed in beauty and bealthfulRess-
Session closes first week in
June Necessary expenses low
er than ever before. No tai
ton fees except in Law School.
Apply for catalogue to
Esse-t :. Er..--, Chancellor.
University. II iss
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17
|. C. r. R. Schedule.
SORTH-BorNn

NORTH BOUND.
No. :. passenger Tram. Sc N.
No =. fassengsr Tram, lIs30 P.M.
No g, Local retght 1st0 A. Il.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. I. lasssagsr Train SIS P.x.
No y tssssnssr IRAN 9:l5 A. n.
No. 81 Local Freight. 5s59 N.
A. W. MITCHELL. A-.1t.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Mr. Thomas Bate, editor OF
the stiraphic,1 Texerkana, ARK
has found what he believes 10
he the best remedy in existence
for the fux. Hi. experience -
well worth remembering. lie
saws: Last summer | haa a a
very severe attack of hlx L
;ried almost every known rene
DIV. none giving relief Cham
hsrIain's Cole, Cholera ahd
Diarrhoea Remedy was recon
meuded to me. I purchased a
botlIe and received almost I'M
me,Iiate relief I continued To
use the medicine and was en-
tireIv cured / take pleasure IN
r eommending this remedy 10
auv person suffering with saeh
a disease. as in my opinion II =
the hest medicine in existence.
95 and 80 cent bottles Tor saie
hv w r NeEwen-
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Godey's Magazine for Septem
Der. published August 10th 1898
will contain a variety of matter,
and many attractive features
First comes the complete novel,
->i's laughter bp Frederic K B
Mott. This is a strong and dra
maticalIy told story of western
life, and is superbly Illustrated
by Geo. wharton Edwards. The
Woman Question In Japan Is a
timely illustrated article by
Helen Z Gregory-FIetcher Cor
uelia Dane RathbOne has a short
story called a Dethroued Ideal
and Mary Kyle Dallas contrib.
utes @Mr. Magog's Wooing
The water color portraits are
those of Mrs. francis Q Carolyn
of San francisco and Mrs ar
thur j Cation Of Chicago. and all
the departments are complete
The poems are by Clinton Seol
lard. Richard Burton, Albert
Hardy. Bell Hunt, Claaa Dixe IA
Davidson and others.
Oxford eagle., 1893-08-17

Aag 3-3
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-08-17
A Day at Niagara for Twenty
Cents.

Niagara "the crown jewel of our CONT
nent, centuries old, but ever new in it's
infinite variety, is the one spot that every
American should see; and every reader of
Demorests Family Magazine for August may
see Niagara in all it's different aspects,
at every season of the year, without the
fatigue and expense of the journey.
Through the charmingly written and
superbly illustrated article "a Day at
Niagara" one may become familiar with
every point Of interest in the vicinity of
the Great Falls; while those who propose
stopping there on their way to or from
the Exposition, may learn how they may
see all to the best advantage, and with
the least expenditure of time and money.
g Life at White Sulphur Springs is an
other " outing article This is also an
example of stay -at-home travel; for after
reading the article and seeing the many
illustrations one feels as familiar with
the place as if it were visited.
"The Diary OF An Athletic Girl, -" Miss
Canarsie's Crinoline," "The Story of the
Millennium" and "The Madness of La
Fargo" will be read with pleasure by all
lovers of good fiction; CA Feast of UNI
brellas' describes a most charming
summer tete;; vacation Pleasures" fur
nishes some excellent hints for entertain
ing; "Society Fads'' describes all the
latest foibles of the butterflies of fashion;
and all the departments for which this
Magazine is noted are full to overfowing
with good things. There is something
in it OF interest to every member of the
family. This number is a fair sample OF
what is given twelve times year for
$500. Published by w. Jennings Dem.
crest, Is East 14th St., New York.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-08-17
WORLDS FAIR VIA C. & O.
Greatly;sReduced Rates to the
Worlds Fair by the Direct
Scenic ROute--CheSapeake
& Ohio Railway.

From four to ten hours the quickest route,
and the only line from the Southeast enter
ing Chicago on the Lake Front over the
tracks of the Illinois Central, passing in
full view of the Exposition Grounds, and
landing passengers at the Worlds Fair
Station, Midway Plaisance, Hyde Park or
Thirty-ninth street, Twenty second street
and Central Station, in the immediate
houseses of the South Side, which saves
from two to six miles of transfers and in
cidental expenses in Chicago. The route
is via the cities of Cincinnati and Indian
apOlis and through the Garden of Illinois.
Full information as to the low rates may
be obtained of e. & o. Agents. or by adj
senger Agent, Richmond, Va.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-08-17
Sure, efficient, easy-Hood's Pills.
'Che chronological journal.

An excellent portrait and chronological
description of the Earl of Aberdeen, the
new Viceroy of Canada, leads in the Au-
gust number of the chronological Journal
and Science of Health, while the textual
matter is noteworthy. Following this
a graphic article on the Importance of
chronological information to the mana
gers of public institutions will arrest close
attention because written by Mr.. Stead,
the editor of Review of Reviews. An elab-
crate delineation of Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
from an examination, accompanies a
fine portrait of that very well-known
writer of poetry and story books. A
profusely illustrated discussion of the
vital temperament forms the installment
in the series on How to Study Strangers,
and any Analysis of Appropriateness on
a fresh line of thotght will impress the
reader. In the series of chronological
biographies two important names appear
this time, DR.. Coke and DR.. Gleason, the
latter of water cure fame. These bio
graphies show one feature sharply
enough, that scientific men who were in
advance of their fellows readily accepted
the teachings of Spurzheim and Combe.
Several finely written articles appear in
the departments of Child Culture and
Health, the usefulness of which elicits
general notice, and the wish that all the
world could read them. Only Is cents
a number, Or $3.50 a year. Address
Fowler & Wells, No. 25 East 21st street,
New York
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-08-17
THE GOLD LEAF.
HENDERSON, n. G..
THURSDAY, AUG. II, 1893.
6ETRoTHED.

Dear heart what makes the sky so blue,
The sun so warm and kind,
Give every sound mellow tone
Or hath my heart softer sphere
Since I'm in love with you?
Around the sparrows used to swarm;
Their clamOr set me wild.
IT'S queer, but now watch them fit.
And fight and chirp and relish it.
Nor would the nOisiest harm
The pavement sweepers send the dust
A sitting in my race
The romping urchins Of the street
DO race and tumble DER my feet,
Where once l might have curst.
My laundry and my tailor bills
Come easier than they did;
While candy, flowers and riding horse
charge to profit, not to loss
They're sugar coated pills.
| let my seniors crticise,
Ny partner have his say,
turn away the word OF wrath
With smiles which shower a cooling
bath,
And temper tranquiliZe.
At home if there be Jobs to do,
Too small for hired hand.
1t seems the very simplest thing
TO volunteer the tinkering
With hammer, nails and glue.
And when life disappointments dull
The world seems going wrong.
seek your likeness in frame
That guards with Jealous care my
claim,
And whisper /" Beautiful
At once voice comes out to me,
An arm entwines my neck,
A fair, soft cheek congresses mine,
A peace, which pen would fam define,
POurs out its sympathy.
At once / am cOnquerOr,
The world lies at my feet,
And to the throne Of love is borne
A hope which only you adOrn-
My precious KOh-i-nOOr.
And thus, dear heart, the skies keep blue
The sun shines warm and kind,
And every sound of mellow tone
hear comes from that jeweled throne
OF lOve-but love is you.
-RObertP. Woodward in Brooklyn Eagie