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The herald., 1894-09-03

Dr., Parker, dentist, 1899 West Firststreot.
The herald., 1894-09-03
DISEASES on WOMEN
KIDNEY and BLADDER

Diseases Acute Brights disease, diabetes,
gravel, stone in bladder, infam mation or Ca
tarrh Of bladder, enlarged prostate gland and
all genito-urinary diseases are among those in
the cure OF which our specialists have achieved
The herald., 1894-09-03
DISEASES OF MEN.

Structure, syphilis, elect Gonorrhea, sperma
torrhea, Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood
Night Emissions Decayed Faculties, and al
the delicate disorders peculiar to either sex
positively cured as we'll as all functional dis
orders that result from youthful follies or the
exceggeg of maturp yaarE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26
a Model Farm.

About two miles from the
city on the Jackson road and
just beyond the old Shirley
House. made memorable by the
events of thiriy>One years ago,
standing on the edge of the
saIihen works, still plainly visi
bic, where the Federal guns
tbEt helped in the destruction
of cur city yere POSTED, can be
seen a pretty little coaatry cot
tage, vita tsfe surrounding f.ne
IS neatly PIT up and all whites
washed, and While there is moth
ing particular Of note in this.
yet 1t would surprise one TO 20
Cvet the crops O. this go acre
farm sith the proprietor and
look az IT, Mach food for e
lection eOaid DC gathered. and
Older heads might learn a les
sen 81 wbaf ener=y. thsif, apJ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

lac Law requires tAat when
5ou vote for a candidate for the
hor1inI;!Oa IN the primary cleo
lion, you shall also vote for the
men shou ton want TO act as
delegates 10 the District Cen
Tention, which shall name the
candidate Of the party for the
general election.
7his il important and shoaId
got be lost sigh; of by the vO-
tiers IN this campaign.
When you 90 TO vote for Mai
Dean, place upon the same tick.
et The names Of the delegates
Ehom you know will represent
yo-r wishes in the convention
and viii see that your prefer
enee i accorded tie full meas
nre OF his strength.
Some understanding on this
subject should be had so that
all Of the friends of Maj. Deaa
ear vcse FOR the same set OF
delegates, aud avoid the con
i1s'on resulting from the want
Of tsis aBfersta1dias
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

I.it las been y1ar misfartuue
70 be called doe aud n this
recognition has become A. all
general among your friends you
might as vel move TO some
other place. 4 ma NAV be
called : thief. a liar and a dead.
beat. and Yet be Eay prosper
and i've on tue fat Of the land,
But once let him be called doe
ard his professional success is
at III end. We would prefer to
spend 4 night in the station
house, - far as its effect on orr
professional success is concern
Ell rather ;bsH to have our an
preach Try saying there comes
doe Ifa man calls YOU doe
ron need never expect 4 penny
from him. Ills answer is sure
10 be AL right, doe, in a few
DAYS that vii be al righ..r
Doe means disaster. s.Doc is
a elimination of all calamity.
Doe is catastrophe given at
one stroke. Doe Is a warning
that We have reached the ex
IRENE limit Of our usefulness
Doc is the hand which points
US TO the next town. Shun il
ny fTiend, as Won would fee
from a Kansas cyclone or prsI-
RE fire. Knock the man down
who first daTes to speak it to
you and call Epon the whole
medical profession for vindica-
ton OF yeur righteous deed
Southern Medical Record.
Just as true as preaching.
Whenever a physician becomes
familiarity known as a good
fellow or receives the degree
of doc" he ceases to be a good
o. Influential physician and he
had as well go to horse trading
or some congenisl ayocation in
which doe fits better.-Soa,h-
fru f,ITure
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

her hold.
Foolish and futile will be al
appeals TO political parties COM
nitted to the license and l,qcOr
policy One political party. and
only one, j. pledged 10 reform,
not only as touching The dfink
question brt 81 touching ever
wrong and shane that blofs ant
biurs or uSiiOnal esrutcbeon.
The great majority q this party
u ia amt OF The church but ~
Members too small 20 swing
these splendid organizations Ia.
20 line a Tefutm forces ItI'
the shame and geAEue-s CT The
church that she needs 90 be
swung into linc.To cJmbaf. -I'a
aniO1 Of Effort. tl-e hosts % evil
Ba. re face e1aiitioas-no.
theories TIE church is not ~
line TIE cbC-ch = no. s8a<e.
alert and cai;ed
Whit thens He u1st make
direct. emphatic, persistent ap
peal 10 the church. We mus.
press the truth bone. upon the
DGlpit, the officials. The press,
the people Ne mast he fear
ess-1Etii the ChEisti8n con
scirace OF lie caasch i stirred
iLto action. nattl Christian
patriotism rises IL SIS uiZhi,
ss il has risen IN the past. &c :
Wili rise IN the flslre, 70 sa-s
cur nation from the desdis
clutch Of the drink deE0s-
Kansas City. EO-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Reports from the counties
composing this Congressional
district are yery favorable 20
MAI Deans candidacy, and we
feel sure that be vii. be nomi
hated beyond all eavIl or doubt.
However il is necessary for his
ifienis 20 Keep up their work il
his behalf. as tire danger of de
feat Is always greater when the
masses feel secure. DO not 81
low an Opportunity TO pass ia
which sou cal secure for him
another vote, and make IN this
rlse bis Nomination as nearly
Unanimous as possible. Ii would
De exceeding gratifying TO Us to
see the vote Of lafayette eouu-
~ cast sclidly for him, but ve
are aware that this will not be
done. still &c reasonably expeet
% large = vole FOR him, that the
slight oppositisn TO him, xiIl cut
stt little sgnfe in re pro>ra,ed
ssTe7gth awarded each eaEd.-
sase % she District Convention
E%~ Altasy. sug7,si ssh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

perseverance viii accomplish,
rhen .hey are told that all this
is the work OF SIX months, and
that from waste land covered
with BERMUDA grass. bFiar thick
cts and busies, one Of the mics
est farms with as fine n crop as
can be found in the State or
elsewhere, OF both cotton and
corn. ean lie seen-cottOn bOiis
almost matnred and forms and
blooms in endless number
abound on rlaats. while the
large stalks and heavy ears o;
corn al shOw the result OF pro-
gressive farming on what Is
known as the bills around
NieksbGrg. The proprietor,
Mr. Thos. II Cook. takes delight
and well he may In showing the
the results of bis Efforts for the
past six months on this nOE
model farm sc r, In XIcks
burg Post
Southern farmers should fol
low the footsteps Of their North
ern brothers IN the way Of max
ing permanent improvements
aud bringing their lands Gnder
high state OF cultivation Too
many Southern farmers live in
town and leave tEeIr farms Ia
the care Of a salaried foreman
or to the tender mereies Of the
darkies alone often not seeing
their plantations fer months
aud then merely to look after
the rents and estimate their
losses, for prOhtS canzot exist
under this sy.tsm- II IS neCes
sary to make the home on the
farm to meet with success and
profits We fad Illinois and
Chic farms Worth from s-5 70
s9oo per acre and ~ky sian
ply because their homes are on
their farms. they use the most
improved methods Of caltiva.
lion, they diversity, they raise
al kinds OF sigh grade stock
they plant orchards and Al
kind. Of fruit. they build houses
.nd Out-brldi1gs u good. or
better than their city friends. in
fact his farm would Be . fl
h0m- for a Millionaire. when
Southern farmers 90 this their
farms Eiil be equally valuable
Aberdeen Weekly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Las; Jzne DzcS Crawford
brought hrs Twelve months old
child sz@erIaE from iufaatlle
GiaFTa1ea- 20 ne Il had been
weAnet a. four lcEths old aud
bad alEays bsea ssekiy. -ave
L tAe sszzi Treatment il such
cases pct Titkout benefit. The
.ekIia sept srasjnstlinaer until
e wGhSd b1; lfIe More than
shea bonn, or perhaps ten
po1Ha tae1 stated he t1th-
er 90 giving Chs- berlnbs Col
ie Ca0lera ard pizrrhoea Rene.
d. Before one bottle Of the =
eeEt sze bad been aSed j marx.
.e4 Improvement vas seen. and
It's colti1Cei Use eased the
child It's weakness ard puay
constitution disappeared and Is
Either and mFseI believe TIE
cbjlG's life Eas saved hv This
remedy II N4alOx. Il D. To
EATro&, III For sale bv CT VI
Knight, Oxford T N Psttis
C0lege Hill.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

An old ~ioa-azlist las written.
If ycEr local paper happens "a
tread on your toes a little ~
performing lie mission, don't get
yonr back ~ and sbase the eds
tor. but stop and take 4 long
breath, AID ikInk. tor d season
and see Il yOg can't remembeT
some Of the iavOrs and kindness
q las Shown you ia the past.
Then reject That il nay 10: be
long before ycz mas wslts 4
yer agSia-r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Rev. y ) Maddox. President
Of L MON Female College, .av-
ing inade a partial canvass OF
the adjoining counties TO This in
'he Interest Of the College. re
sn~1ci 20 Oxford las, week, aud
stopped one day. He called in
10 ssy To us that he wss meeting
with ali the encouragement he
could desire, sn,l more. indeed,
than he Anticipated, and that he
wou'd open the school in Sep
TENDER With a surprisingly large
number OF pupils.
lie IL uOw ~eanyassins por
tons of Arkansas aad Texas.
from which se i conn lent Ofre
ceiviag a number Of pupils, hav-
ing a large acquaintance, and a
reputation ~ y schoc. man in
both States.
Rev. I A WigginiOn IS also
II Yelling II the interest Of the
the school 10 this state, and the
entire synOdieal connection is
more OF less Interested in the
future Of this ins,itet;cn. which
a few disappointed sOre-heads
have endeavcTsd 10 Iujure out
OF pure eussedness Ofhearf. aud
perverseness 81 spirit They
have been the means OF uniting
and combining all the friends of
tAe College, and thev are legion.
and, arOusing al interest which
FOX q long time has been allow
ed 20 slambeT, aud the result Of
tais awakening all re seen
ueSt fall. whea. from all ind,cs
tons, The school vii Re tail to
iis utmost capacity.
Mesnwhile. we hear nothing
from BTcr7 EShmsn that i cal
e1la,ed 10 make us think that
tse magnificent baildIng which
he promised would be ready for
the opening Of ) r. College at
West Point i assuring any very
definite shape, o. proportions
On the contrary, however, re
are told that not even has the
grOEnd been broken for laying
the foundation fO- the building
Hos much ofthe $40 0sg be vas
to raise from the synod he has
secured re 10 ret 1uow. out
we vl wager . 5lshel Of pea
nuts that he hasn't raised more
than one alta OF the aaouns and
tia; be never does raise t. We
believe Nes; Point people are
good enough b~Csiness folks 10
LOOK into the pEOPOsi:IsE made
to 'hen on the seh0o. question,
cid when they have done this
thoroughly re are satisfied that
vhen they 50 iatO the matter Of
building a female college. il viii
be IN sc1e ether xay, eaI thr0'
some other agency than @Rser
EshmaR. aud his Wild, cheap
talk, That's All.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26
Reform Fsrese How Can They
uai.e
By CLARA c. HoFFMAS.

The Ser York Tribune de-
ciares that this nation paws
more for ia liquor .han foE ev-
cry function o. every kind 0:
government, that oar Iiqacr GiI.
costs more yearly than the c:yIl
service. the army and navy, Coz
gress. including tbs river, Lar
Dor, and pension bills, all our
saStefll local governments, q.
national. state, county szd lcez.
debts-snd all the schools il
the county.
Eere ls al economic question
Of gigantic proportion that quite
0vershsdOws tariff and tand re
form. The legitimate and inevi
table outcome of this enormous
traffic, in de5sached manhood.
outraged =OmanhOcd and d..
fIa-led ehildhOod-in pover;y
crime. disease aud utter wretch
edness is simply beyond human
calculation Two great pOlili
cal parties have lent themselves
willing tools 20 the lluor mo-
nOpOly. Sothin. Is 20 he hoped
from them as parties in The SAY
Of reform. The Peoples party.
organized for reform along eco
nomic lines, has utterly ignored
the greatest question of dollars
and cents before the nation to
day. So nothing is TO be hoped
from the Peoples party for re,
form in the drink question.
Most churches have felt CON.
PEELED by the moral ;issres in
volved, TO make strong utter.
ance in their ecclesiastical As.
semblies, against the liquor traf-
nc, its support aud peEpetaaiion
by votes Of Christian men. Tue
great u L Church at its last
general Conference said axe
political party has the right to
expect, nor ought TO receive the
support of Christian men go
long az Il stands committed TO
the license policy or refuses to
pot itself on record in an atti
tude of open hostility TO the sa-
loon TIE ptfersEee of the
Presbyterian General Assembly
we're in similar words and to
the very same effect. Other de
nominations have made kindred
utterances.
II shese churches arc hoaest,
If any vital principle Of truth
and Righteousness lies back Of
these brave worthy words, then
here are the reform forces that
united and aggressive, shall
move in solid phalan1 On The
hosts Of iniquity in this country.
Seventyhve Thousand clergy
men aud three or four million
church members. who are vot>
ere, will constitute an amy
strong enough and Influential
enough to draw 10 itself other
millions Of voters whose names
are not on the church. Besides
this vast army OF sovereign citi
zenship, will stand Americas
unerovned sOvereigns, women
whose moral add spiritual force
viii be mighiier than batiali0ns
armed to the teeth No gift oil
prophecy rs needed TO f0retel.
results Tee blind aud stGdid
and doubling can see il ele arIy
Victory wsuld be swift aud eer-
tain.
Thla p the hour OF destiny TO
the moral and religious forces
Of this nnlon. ibis Is the kour
Of destiny 10 the church. III.
nov the ehGreh is SLOW. fziisr-
Ing. faithless. she loses her grip
on the conscience 0fthis nation
aad she sill net ssaiu resaia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Nj. Michael T Battle. 8 vete-
ran corapOs,;oE of,his Office; has
recently been eOnpamented b.
his fellow-crsftsmen Of the
vieksburg typographical MON
with a reelection IS secretary,
for the fsen.y-snh time His
tenure CT this responsible posi-
ton for so l0ns q period : rare
u eqGslled IN the history OF the
sraft-Ccmner ei Herald
June 18th. iS9t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26
The lGsxs rah!s Facts Of He
ecitY.

Il have drunk Nhiskey every
day for forty five years- re-
marked a gentleman OF sixty
rather proudly, and I don't gee
but 1 have s. good 4 cCBs;itu
tIon IS the average msn Of ny
age : / never was drunk n ny
life He was telling the truth,
bat 20 learn the ShOe truth yCu
would Eave TO study his ehil-
Grsn- The Oldest ayOaEg lazy,
had perfect health : the second,
o young man. was Of TeElSr "a
big nervoGs and excit&b5e tea
yerameaf. n different from lis
phlegmaiie father as possible ,
the third. a y0GEgIady Os seven
teen, vas ePIsPle and siEay-
had very poor health Did Il e
fathers whI-key drinking have
anything to do With these fscis !
The instance nav be dup iez-el
u Sluost every community
Think over tire families Ct TpuE
acquaintance L Which tke Ga
ri has long been a ne &
drinksr. and observe tbs facs
- 10 the health OF toe ch5.creB,
The, superintendent Of hosp.
tai for children At BeTue. ST.
eriAnd, has fOaud By eareiGl Oh
s~~rvatiCa that only - per cent.
Of those whose parents Use in
toxeItIng liquors. hsbiiCally lad
cool constitutions while S2pSi
cent OF the children CT temper
ale Parents EzI s0uEd bsdies
OF the eEd-ea % ~szebrz.es
ouy . per eeEt EsTe he4Ithy
Can EEy mn zz AID tx.
the c02ssg4s C @-ss L
cAiidree tate the CO.'S g1erees
I-Ex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

: horse kicked II : Shafer.
Of the Freemyer House, Middle
oarc. y h on the knee. which
laid him IN n bed and caused
the knee JG;2t to become sfif
\ fTiend recommended him 10
use Ch1Elbsrhins p2ia balm,
Shieh he did. and il trO days
49, able 70 be around Mt.
ShafsT has recommended L 70
many offers and ssys i = excel
lent Tor any kind Of bruise or
spTaln- Tks SAME remedy Is al.
so famous for It's cures % rheu-
rsausu For sai= hy G. II
Knight. Oxford. and / u Petlis
College Hill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

v II Nelson, Who j. z the
drug Business - kiDsuiie- No.
las 50 mach cELn3rnce In
ChanbeTisIn's Gone. cholera
aud DarFkoca Remedy tha: &c
Earra-ts every bottle AID CfFer.
60 refund ne ICUeE 20 shy cas-
toner who = not satissed after
nsinE L wr. Nelson taxes 10
risk u doing tais a-easse ;as
remedy : q certain cEEe for the
diseases FOR vhica g Intend
Ell and he knows 4 It's for
sale by G i Height, uTf1Fd.
+ i rrf;s. College Hin,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

The University has closed
one OF the most prosperous
sessions in all Its history. Not
xithsrsnGingih e unprecedented
stTngeney in money matters
and the d.seOniiBuauee Of pre-
paratoIv work in the institution,
the attendance showed an in
crease over that Of the preced-
.nE session.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Although bis services a. d
member Of Congress -re lost by
his recent defeat for the nomi.
nation il Arkansas the country
AZ large EIll retain in a different
ran.er rs Distinguished pow
Frs anu talents, which vii re-
seet great credit and honor on
the administration g. Minister
~ Russia 10 which important
mission the Presidcn. has re
Gently appointed Mr. BEeckia
ndge OF Ark. IN recognition OF
his superior knowledge. aud smi-
bent fitness for the position.
Mr.. Breckenridge has been Il
szTn supporter Of the Presi
dents financial policy, to which
eaase hrs defeat for re election
% Cohgress is attrib1ted.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26
Tssh.iag Cs;I6rsa.

SOthiu. on earth wIl take
ehi.dFeu th-cTEa the trying OF
deaf Of teethIUg - pleasantly
aud 50 very sGre'y and safely
a. DE- h'uEs Royal Ger1e;Eer
They al Ike To taEe IL and e
acts Ike magic in meeting the
tr0abies o. that critical period
IL i perfectly harmless con-
tanning 70 alcohol OF Opium IN
any form Whatever. Thousands
nave tried aud Is has never
been known 20 faiI- u. = for =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

When. By reason CT \ cold
or from other cause the
si0Eaea, liver, aRl kidneys be-
come disOrdered. no time shO1Id
be lost IN stimulating them 10
action Ayers Pills aes Quick.
y, safely and surely. Sold by
druggists aad dealers In med.
eInes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Wspry tie zaa 80 p wcu-5-l a-s
e@ 1t E3E the vEl-s = b. L5h
@ AElsEtls As e =a-a. q reNf
tz Z5=r1s and ~ hsatzE xcu-i
lt1- E-tEIre life = sls Gz9G =
give uelsf 70 the uluzEsi Ersay. y
E-~TG- EAz1lsu AL s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

A busLel Of com makes fonT
gallons OF whisky which retailr
'or sic. Out OF this the gov
eminent gets o., tbs railroad:
81, the manufacturer 50, the ven
der g. the farmer forty cents
aud the drinker the ueliriun ere
mens-Iter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26
HotIcs % cantrae.nr

On Tuesday aaoT tie Is: Non.
day in AGg being tie 7th Ga,
OF August, fSSA I viii in front
OF the Court House door II Ok.
iofd. Mss let the Contract fo.
0aldIng IN annex to TIE Poor
House, 10 the lowest aad best
bidder, according 10 plans and
specifications LOE OF Ee in III
Ch=aeery Clerks Once
b. order OF the Board, Jr,Iy
Tenn. 1854
Ben T. Gray. Clerk.
July I:t5, Is9z.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Fer putting h5ss II 1 sze hsa!.hy
c1-11soa ~ d. C.iy's cszdI.ioa P5w-
DIS Thy tsas Up the system. al d.
gstioa. and lass % appetite. relieve
Constipation nEEt Eta-T Es5nEars
-11 destroy E0-As- gives 1eE LIE %
an Cd q ovszE0rks1 hezse - .ent
Per Paenge- Ksr sale ~ d-s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

The best Ezes.i-iueS gre Hun-
ph-rys Specifies They czzs
surely they cure g1lrkiy they
cure economically. Eyery Pc
let : Ncrth rs vrkt ia gold
~ a curative szeat- 1r -zle
by druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

The OxFoR0 EAGLE al=aysa
clean. moral and conservative
eaper. has under the editorial
conduct Of Mr.. ID W Harris.
gained largely in editorial news
nuatter.-LeringtOn Advertiser
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

A szal tes= NAY sax a ship 4.
3-ht ~oznd zzg e4 -su Ga-h.
fh@ Use < DR.. nchsuar Azrz-Te
All ss~sent laZa.tu1l. sEppzzss9a y
s1v~u@- tE sale By druggist and
country zasEe2Ea At 80 osEs2 betrsx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Mr. J 3 Lewis Of Atlanta. Ca.
hal severe dyspepsia Phvsi
Clans AID al 0I.scr remedies
failed to cure him. Ee tried
TyusFs Dyspepsia Kennedy, and,
Afterwards writes The FIRST
dose gave relief. I recommend
IL rs tire best dyspepsia reraedy
ever discovered 1 have canned
flesh ever since using it. |
voluntarily recommend Is to al
sufferers Eifh stomach trorbles.
For sale By druggists a. sc per
bottle.