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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06
1t IS Kyle Fer Coacrsss

Last Thursday the Congress
sional Nominating Convection
for the Second Mississippi bis
fFict met at New Albauy. viii
Hon. w A Boyd. Of Tppah
chairman. and Mr IT F. Bilkes
lee. Of the New Albany Gazette.
Secretary
Hon John q Kyle bad a ma
JOrIty of the eutiIe vntt< Gt the
district I've the o.hsr ea5di
rat-s, and the chairman east
the eatlre vote Of The district
tor hIal. making hi nomination
unanimous lie honor Of a
third term va. gracefully ae
c-pted 5v tu 3 speech of
-caae IeEgth, followed BY Mai.
Dean and Col SpiSat, -ho
pledged their hearty support TO
the nominee in vel formed e1
a~ressiouS. Resolutions rndOrs
la. Nj hyIt's course in Goa
gress and the Democratic sd
miuistratI0u- were adopted
Resolutions were adopted lie
elariHg for the free aud unlimi
ted coinage Of silver.
Fer the third tine now Hon
John c Kyle has been nemins
tel for Congress from this dis
trier. Hrs record secured his
present overwhelming return.
for 1t i safe to presume that
the political opposition he ha.
now vii lot amount 80 anything
tie dId not make = canvass this
time- preferrtn- 20 remain in
Washington and attend ~ the
duties 70 which ai. constituents
hzd elected him That his rec
ord there = yearly making him
more prominent as q law maker.
ATS Increasing popularity and
fame amply testify- his wax
over Ia the race nav have sur
prisei maay. b1; - simply a inst
rrtbuJs 10 hrs worth P2a1Ia
cUUaty feels proud IF - worthy
= politician, 4 asaa whose uaBe
ass never been sm5Ecaess By aay
act tsat resembles trucking to
the masses to gain hi= aims. lad
We tesl sure that Ia the future
"a tn .h~ past, ne will eentinue
TO look after the interests Of
the district in .E.y that vii
bring him nsw frientls sack year.
-Psa0lEsn
The foregoing from one Of the
of organs IL the county in
which Mr- Kyle lives, uew tina;
the fCi-ndly and er.inrntIy clean
eOntest for the nomination /.
over, vi, EIsst the hearty a.
prevail aai embarrassment II cv
cry Democrat In the District
AMI when the general election
comes eff IA November W. I'll
al rush 10 the P0ux and cIsr
our voses for }.F. Kyle Just as
gtlslly and willingly as II We oil
lad our eAoscs in the primary
From now tuI election d.y sir
hyles esa5s Is eur eflse, aEsl
his battles against tEs rsYulit--
and AL al other enemies 10 ths
Democrats Party are oar bat
ties, aa,I We shal woES in sez-
son aud oct &C season. for n
overwhelming victory, fl-Ses
ting ta-t - eveE E.i say o-4sl
preferences fJr asszadssI 5e4rel
n the contest This = cur j,Iel
Of Democracy and ne believe
that Is = tEs iiea ofsverv Den.o
erar. AID vi. De considered 4.
= duty watch ever. oas sdi per
form
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

Kiss Francis Z Willard once
asked Thomas A edison IL he
were a total abstsineFt and
when he said he was, she said
MAY inquine whether il was
home influence that made you
81, and be replied No, / think
1t was because | always feIt That
1 had better use for my head :
Mss willard afterward remark
ed : who can measure the
loss TO the world, if that won
derfu! instrument Of thought
that has given as so much OF
light and leading in practical
mechanism Of life had become
odden with CrInk Instead uI
electric With original ideas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06
EassSzir.
lOr, Kiss.

T., lUr, Kiss
sept. ;, i59A
T4yloVs and Sphnter's hrxt
mines had quite al exciting game
of bali last Friday evening at
Bro sBiaz school house. The
score stood Il To 9 N favcr Of
Tayl0rs at the Ssh inning. Then
Mr. Ross Ine0gnitO vas placed
IN the box tie had pitched On
Is = lev balls when the eyes Of
the opposite side were Opeaed
il wonder. Several who are
styled the ehrOaic kicksrs OF
that team made themselves con
spIeuOus By raising a terrible
howl about his curved balls. As
the game progressed Tayl0rs
score steadily Increased. EaIlr
Splinter went 10 tie bat 10 have
the thIrd strike called without
having hit suything- At the
end of the sth inning the score
stood - 10 10 IN favor OF TayIcrS
9TH another inning due the Tl
lOr team. Splinter elaIEsd L,
be in the lead. but by Their d
feat Taylor gained the champion
sip OF this section
PRIV
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

The Wom.E's COufeJerate IA
~soeia.s0a OF Kentucky vii IN
OetobeF, Nth imposing eeremo-
aie- as tas eOruer stone CT the
n3lEzsat which they I'LL erect
10 the memory OF the brave
volunteers fron Keasaeky Who
lied Sighting for the Lost Cause,
Louisville - making Frspara.
u5ls 10 entertain tie large nun.
Der o. visitors Who .lI De pres.
sat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06
Dr. pri@e's Cream caking Powder
Most Perfsc. Mace.
EuiIt lin un.

NEIB Lewis Of Atlanta. Ga.
had severe dyspepsia Physi
clans -Hd ali Gther remedies
failed TO eGre him. lie trie,.
ryuefs Dyspepsia Remedy, and.
Afterwards writes. The irst
dose gave relief. I recommend
1t asfhe best dyspepsia remedy
ever discovered Thave gained
hesE ever since using it. I
voluntarily recommend il 10 all
sufferers With stomach troubles.
For sale by druggists at J1e per
bottle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

The dsfsas Of Senator Butler
n S0ath C4roli-. b. that SCI
San, uEpEiEe1Pisd dem4-eGus
and rBEs,eF TlEEaa : 4 hard
blow Al he FAR Zane aad repu-
istiOn Of that PrSEd old State.
and enc from which L -ii re-
qGire years 70 recover. Surely
the iateIigsaee. Integrity and
manhood Of SoEth Carolina E4ye
deSenersied very greatly. azd
need TO bs treated sth heroic
remedies and possibly the ex.
peEieBee Of the Ast primary
election VII work cut a ears
sfssE the rsga Of tais blatant
bl1fheEs<ite and common ruff
= over and she III return e
4eE sober senses
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06


Csl. Powers lau- experience
q .-crrt4FuI .z4gssFs-h- LAC
~ zn3 trEEfu- throughout
naay re- r sfsctIve afr-w Z
she GsGeFge q. Constrained 20
- be recognized as self
rvtd~at reason. Why he shoui1
not oRy aspire Dat % elected
70 the place % Secretary 81
State aad it = farther believed
II be shsaId be h0uOred With
the 0fhee. that be would con
d4et tin the interest Of The
pahlfc 80 ~ 20 -e ghe most
perfect sat ssetEen-
For many yea-- the duties OF
the oHice lave o%-u Bervlv ron
the waTs i R4a Of Col Pow
eT. disposition. accuITemenf<.
training Snsf inclination wCule
not be esateat With this Z
-hoaid beA Bare4a Of Statistics.
h wbIca evsrv Interest OF the
efate-elvi- agricultural indus
1tsL eslHeaitsasl. aa4aci1L &c
would oe AbulafesA. 30 thai
al gEaaIries from home ans
.oruzd could De fully aad
bEo1pty answered AHt II.
nominated AID elected. IN our
opinion. CCl Power waGd IN
prove tie efse 4. tnl-lc.tesL
At ans rate. bis candidacy a
worthy The serious and kindly
and Eeaer8us consideration OF
every citizen CT Mississippi who
desire, nerit rewarded. Eaea Il
sui advance tke best interests
1fthe State sa1 bring ~everi4st
Ing good TO the people thereof
as ! whese-R4vROad Gazette
Ia connection With the above
reference TO the candidacy Ct
Col J / Poses for Secretary Of
state, the EAGLE desires "a be
placed On the roll Of his uos-
ssdsut supporters and admirers.
and ELl gladly support him for
the position be expresses a pref
sEenes for, II be shall decide 10
sake the race Fex men IL the
sszte have "a vine and a. fa>
rorable acquaintance IS Gel
Power. IlG no nan has frmer
hold upon the hslrts =ad a1-c>
noas Of his people, and se feel
taat eli be has 10 10 20 be EJECT
ed Hte allow b. friends %
make The canvass f0r h.m
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

Southern cotton growers
should De grateful for that fss
t1re Of the neE tariff bill which
places cotton 5sg-iug and bind
iEg t~iae upon the free list
Every one remembers the cir
eGDstsnee Of the igte uoHopO
" which worked sGeh dis1.>
IrOGs k&rdsaips on the Southern
planter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06
Sals u9.zrd

N1-.lJl
The LsalslEH1 VI l1llB4ak off,
sss CrEsls.
vs.
W E. II Z4hou, AMI SIS kIzl
a Na1s1y rhe 1T dsv % OeIH-
lisa Il the CsErt House 5l5- Il Orfar4.
MIS- EWtaI EccE I -5u-
1sh re ~ above ssarai nza Al
f1r @sh TIE aals~irE z : H.. Esu.I.
to-zr Son Eae-Hsa ii =Er h.F 4
=. r1EtziP :. r1uze ss4a.-sa
tAE &c tE 4 1izs as~.b
vest q Os4r A - baaaLzI an
49, ey is Azd zasa a tie Spax..
zEt tElGEss lAlc, = rlr > b.
II Pant a. u E-st y Lad krswu a.
Ea IAsaars A. 1e1 4 by ~
Ant EsEu a IT, Jsnfus n.-sA@5a
A41os seIcg Ioo arree AGrs Or I@s4 SAI-
y aSsr Il In2zeery GaaEt - pay par
CHASE money Itss beiiev=3 - b
gosd- p ? Gray Couasisr~-
~ r F4Isusr- lt-a-w
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

Secretary Hestsrs SeE Or
leans Cotton Exchange report
Of the cotton crop for lSs3 -
~as iSsaed Monday and shoss
a total Of 7,5i9,si7 bales as
against 6, 7C03s5 bales last gear
The Texas crop vas 205s.0eO
bales. zhieh L 1858 bales less
tlsn the crop u Is9z and Is3S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

Last Friday vas 4 day Of Uni
versIl excitement II New Bed
ford, Mass. the occasion being
he resumption OF work - the
large mLlis az that pace, watch
had beeu closed on account Of
the greatest Industrial strike
ever known IN that section
thus ue see The dawn Of prOs-
peEity immediately upon the
passage and goiag into effect Of
the { ri biIl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

In speaking Of alcohol a. a
medicine, DR.. hammond says
Il am free to say, that, weighing
al the points tor or against,
mankind would be better, not
Ony physically. but uensally
and morally, il its use were al
together abolished
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

The drinking habit is dIsap
pearug N Iceland, and With 1t
crime In 1850 only eight per
sons we're imprisoned ON the is.
land. the popgIatIon OF which is
$4,000.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

Nra y h Vanderbilt the lead
character in the Attest and
most sensational scandal II aigh
life Is q Southern woman by
birth She was a Miss Smith Of
and IEVsd at Mobile. Ala
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

=
4 gentleman Who came home
In the wee sma' hours sy0nt
he tsai7 recently, was surpris
ed TO find bis wife clad In black.
Why are you wearing these
mourning garments r he said.
ssmewhst unsteadlIy. Fer hay
late husband Vas the siguif
cant reply. He has been in the
n0use at ten ever since
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

The brutal and iaexeas45ls
murder Of the six negroes 50
niles uOrA Of NeuPhis last
Friday ui-as b. mob While
the 0Aeers we're ecnducuIng
tAem to pal Ezs crime as re-
vOiuns as L Ms aayastiE45is-
@0&gs Cooper Nil leave no
stoce a1trraed TO ferret cut
and P1Esa the guilty parties
IL Richardson and Atkinson
wsre parties 70 the murder, then
no p1nsshusa; is too severe
fer them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

2 = TcElroy, Brown Hamlet
Dock TIA aiit0D. ! " Uoreisnd.
7 q Hardin. J W Beaver. G "
tall. ID w GaliegIy. " ID NGIts.
} 4 spence. ~ Z :ToreIarf.
J . Hughes. p Gamble, ! II
Tmbush. z q Woodward. L s;
Price. ~ "a Gilbert. ! L Sa-i.
" Z Da~GS - T. Sue=L e. 2
NcCH Ien-b. b Il FerreI. } q
Barry. Z II Rankin. L q Mammal
", } a CoEsy. " \ Suevd. II Il
Craig John Moore. z v EiIgOre
IT q Tye-. " 9 Sniges. r 5.
Spence. J Z iuan. = ; Morgan.
} y Tai.s. J W P9-eli. Robt
G1Iioway. Y y Herring, 5 u
Parks. T TIjweil- J II AaG-r
son, - Still, J \ smith Bsa q
Johnson, J 2 Plrs. \ Warren
Richard Stephens, RIee Batter
" J WaltTip.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

Ed EAGLE. The chairman Of
the Farmers Institute for tins
Congressional district requests
lie TO siEe notice through your
paper that the session for 1924
Su be held II Holly Springs on
the s9rh and I5th OF this rloath-
A pleasant and profitable
meeting anticipated. Every
body cordially invited.
ResPs.
d Z PegIes.
Sept : iSat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06
SECOND wEEE

q W Anderson, K z AhtIiige
J Z Barry, woodward, J Z
Barry, Jr-. SJ IIy field. Alex
Heust0a, Il . BdtIer. J Fl Coos.
Il L Watts, T ebs5er. J y
Ramsey II Hawkins. " 1 RIse,
G \ Smith. Il F Perkins, Sam
" Woodward. II Mathews. W I
y hItehead. + L forum. r \
Crouch, J + Hale. v c Bowdel
J ) Fur. John shaw. Wal 70
ney " G DeatOn- FL. Bad Y, Jr
y \ Ne AIlster. y " East
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06
Dr. Prizes Srsan u-asi5S Powder
Worid'. Fair Highest Award
Circui, Court

The following "a the Official
list OF Grand and Petit Jurors
drawn for the next term of
court, which eOnveaes the see
cad Monday in September.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06
GnllTAlI e. I'd sI1 dalFlf

T. Aeer4n sr Chrguic sure Eyes.
drsHuLat Sore Ns7plss- Pllss.
se1-sla, letter. AL Ensum and Scaii
u~L - a PR boz Al druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

Tle PeayGRe says a man
EhO has taken the keely cure
at reduced rates skOEid be
grateful enough to keep softer,
even II he has no rezpec for
himself"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

Save your fruit and vegeta-
bles by using the MeCarty X
Davis spray Pump. For sale
by w T Hodge, Delay, Hiss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

On tae Canton uver one day
asst week one tho1sa8d Chinese
were banned to death in at
tempting 10 save supplies frOu
sarzi1g boats. Ths loss ofsUr-
PiseS . very great. amounting
- tkcn<a2d< cfd0fisrs,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

pzr< = horse an A d-a hsal.hv
.luusa ny Dr. C4ys Coa.htian Po~-
t They aHr up se Iii DR.
AMI Ess e aPP-tirs relieve
coast ass5E Aafa-F dzariers
lat a1rrg NarA-- gives new ATE %
n ahi or everx8r&esi hGrss -snfs
Per zage- Fgr ais b irugz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

Boil worms are reported as
doing some damage TO ecttcn n
the rich aEGs IN Bolivar aEt
WashIngter counties.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

The ~. of 'CaseursA Is - universal aa'i
IN merit. 80 vel known that II sc-rns 4 werk
Il ssperrr1rztion - eudurze IT, Few ar the
negligent families who do not keep Czster-r
x+tAn easy r-sch~
CAz1o~ E<svYS D. D.
View York CfT-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06
Castoria

-C.stsrss s-o well adapted tcch1htr-n that
tr~-omnl~rui IL ~ aIp-rior toanT prescription
known 20 mr. II A AzcHEz- Il D.
III -. Oxford st. BruoklTu, y T.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06
ARETIRED BUSIyESSW WOMAN.
Page From Her History.

Tbs fuporrI1s experiences % others are
inrsre~sinx- The tnnoxfux + no exception.
Il had been troubled WIKI heart disease 3
yea-S. rurh OF mas time very seriously. For
I've year sS7ztreAted ~ uue physician Gun
rinuOusly. was In business. but 0hIl-ed u
reffre on Account Of my heal1h- A ply
stefan told ny friends that I cuuii not I've a
month. NJ teeE and limbs we're haaIy sUnf-
len. and | sEs Indeed tn n seriuEss condition
va~n 4 gentleman directed my ~ArreneiGa ~
Dr. Niles SeE Heart Cur. and SAID thar ~
sister wao had been Afflicted with heart Dis
ease. haa been cured BY the remedy. ard Nas
again a strong. healthy woman. I purchased
n bottle CT the Heart Gure- 1ld in less than
IA hour After taxing the azr 1n@e rua1if
t-et . dsct1ed Improvement IN the c~fr-uiA-suu
Of ny bioad When I had taken three A-es (
could move nv Ankles. -1mething I had nns
done for 1~ounasaHd my Inah& aa1 been =wa9-
srn ~oAgng GA1E they sssnaets alna-u uuETi1e1
b-fore 1 had I1zen ere bottle q the Ne.
Heart Cur= the swelling had all gone DIVA
snd | wds ~ uu.h better rnar fGst nv own
work On nv recommendation - gtherS 4-a
fAs1nS thts valuable re--effY -Nz M1rrz1.
- W hAErl=au It Ghhczgn. IN
Or Niles Wv Heart Czr= s~dl-curervofaa
eminent Specialist IN heart 4lse@se ~a1{t -
A. drugEsts On a positive g11r4rr1a or @rns
nF tAe DR. Ails- Medical Ca SIxa4-~- Hna-ua
rcefur Il price y per boErls. SIX basrl-- tnr
Aexg1 PnrPaL rs FosaEse4y Ee1 1o2
a. GS-2s<= - dangerous z
Sold 5y al druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06
Castoria

Casssria GIFTS Cnic. C~1nstPa1nz
sur Stomach DiS-rtsRA Erzrr1Eiua
Kas Worms. gives sssp and Promotes d
g--tlou-
without injurious mezizez.El
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06

-ror s-rrzl years I've r-snm-srndes
your 'CasseriA' and saalf always euu1H.s u
% ., ~ Il has invariably pro.si1zsI bsEsdaI
rzlE
EDvNF PAzoEz Il D
Esth Street and tn Ave. Esv York CT.
r--4Sr. - NrEzNr S-zzE. ssz~ Tozz CT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-06
VIC. T. U.

BY tn. W c. TT of orsra
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-02-22

Cutter Sibley. the wIdrawake Preside Of
the Belfast Board of Trade Mr. Sihl.v has
forthirteen years past been prominently iden-
titled with shoe manufacturer. IN Belfast
ana MS firm of CrItehttt Sibey Y Cp III 4
winch IS four StArltS, has recently Received
an addition n II feet To tine width and the. ill.,
PRODUCTION nj d hundred Ut ~ nrW windows
mas given about double THE nri 4ina lighting
capacity. Az present ~ hands NM employed
am! there are dallN being nanufl, tuF-l about
l3'o pairs of in;irlint-seW aud standard
screw fastened huNs' shoes. ii. a. Wood Is
now IN charge Of the tirtnrN as sul,.rintemd-
emit Mr.. SibltN il A hllsiii+->s MAN nt nn-
usual capacity and though His partner Mr.
Crltchett, is now absent a trip t. Ealifor-
MIA, he finds time to devote to other enter
priseS. Some time nee he s,o ,liiirel posses
sion M Invent MIKE IN thiftN acres Of TERRITORY
Al Melrnse, Mass, ,nh Has recently disposed
~ snnltthlng upward Of ten acres of Till tract
to the Mindless Feiis Siring ~. If " hich
he is President, and l.. w Gilman Treasurer
and General Manager. The new company Mas
4 contract tp SWppiN Meir.>- wl1h 100000
gallons NJ wtttriftiN and th,-Y are putting III
an elaborate tlu. i,iiirut, NIX luiiu5a NORTH
lngt IN pump and so II T better. There are
for arteslan wells en- The rrl.t and the VII
tel II 0t "A superior ,liailtl. Mr. 81 hit.v Has
juet heen eieatel President nt the n,-ulv nr-
gal led Belfast fiumane ~,rtutN"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-02-22

Miss Mary knowlton is visiting relatives
III RocSland.
Mr.. Edward j. Morrison is daily expected
here from the West.
Miss Annabel Walker Started Monday for
short visit to Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Brad bury of Augusta
spent Sunday in Belfast.
JAS w Brown ESQ; of Boston IL spend
ing the winter III Bermuda.
Mr.. Frank A. Patterson is at home from
Massachusetts fer a short visit
Mr.. a.. 9. Sbley took the noon train Tiles
day for business trip to Boston
Mrs. Annie Lovejov and Miss Crockett of
Rockland We're in town Monday.
Mr.. John y. Fraser returned last week
from visit to friends in Nova Scotia
Mrs. Spencer w Mathews has returned
returned from visit in Massachusetts
pr. 9 w Jenneys Of Boston, formerly NJ
Belfast, was at the Crosby Inn Monday
Miss Roxy Gatchell of jackson visited her
4 sister, Mrs +. NJ Hall, the first Of TILE weel5.
M and Mrs. ". II. Quimby returned
Monday night from weeks visit III Port
land
1 Mrs. n. J. Tibbetts and Mrs. Charles Carlo
ton Of Rockport recently visited friends III
Belfast
Mr.. S. NJ Millken passed his January ex-
animation icely At the Military Academy
West Point
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-02-22

The bad weather last week diminished
the patronage IF the Soup Kitchen and but
s64 meals We're served. The cash sales were
/ $1,000
/ The W, &. 7. Alliance win holi de-
yotiunal service with Mrs. S. L. Hauscom,
Methodist Parsonage, Friday evening, Feb.
| 3d. at 80 7. NJ
There viii he i meeting of the Belfast H.
Illuminating Company at 10 A. NJ, Fell. 26th,
for the election of two directors, a secretary
and treasurer.
We don't see that tile folks down South
have much to hrag about. Strawberries are
in the market here. as we can testify, having
Two boxes on the desk before us as we write,
sent 70 the sanctum With the compliments
81 y. ~ Howes y co. and Swift Y Paul.
A preliminary meeting OF LADIES interested
i'll the society of Kings Daughters was held
AT the W. Y. I. Y. rooms last Saturday and
adjourned 70 meet neNJ Saturday at the
same place at ? o'clock r. NJ. The society
has national organization and is a valuable
factor in the charitable work of the country.
The ice cut on the Penohseot il about at
an end. The Bangor Wing reports d total
cutoi some IA, 900 tons, With l4o, cGo tons OF
~ ~ o' ii'hu' lhe new zee y rom = 70
n i1i n HI ~ I 81 80 y III eANeiieh'
1 quality The harvesting was more eNpeu-
sive than usual owing to the heavy ana fire.
''' 'n0N ''''H'
Wade Bar was represented at the meet
| ing % the State Bar Association at Portland
| fTn' i9'H ~ r. w Brown, Esq At the an
nuai eleetlph Mt. Brown was chosen a
| member Of the committee on legal educa
| tun. Hon. Geo. y johnson Of tile commit
| tee 0n tntli Ncrslip ana Joseph Williamson,
ESD IT THE committee on legal history
| Tile snt,In4s Term nf tine State \nru,.l School
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Of Winchester, NH, had al experience
with severe disease al4l many medi-
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TO others. tIe says: :. ! suffered terri
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Women OF al ages, and in I'll con
ditionS, will find just this help they
need in Skclai Discovery.
The herald., 1894-01-05
DANGER JUST AHEAD.

A Prominent Professor spsnks About tho
Threatening Things abroad at This
Time OF the Year.
"It is sur prising how many people arc suffer
ing today from so-called coughs, colds and in
huenza."
The remark was made by very prominent
professor, connected with one OF the leading
New York hospitals Continuing, he said:
1T is not these things that are troubling
people, but 1t is an advanced form of our old
enemy. the grip. People feel out OF SORTS
sneezs have pains in the muscles and bones
have no appetite, lose sll interest in the world
and wonder what is the matter. 1t is the grir;
nothing else.
"Now, all such sym ptoms need to have prompt
treatment. Ths attack must be met and re-
pcled at once, or 1t IL certain 10 run into some
thing serious. l know of but one way to GER
tnlnly avoid these troubles, which are now so
common, ana that Is to toimmedately counteract
them by using good, pure, strong stimulaut.
Nothing OF the ordinary kind, but som ething
pure and scientific. For this purpose nothing
has ever equalled Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey,
which is acknowle iged today by physicians
and scientific people to be the only pure, medi-
clnal malt whlskey upon the N rKet"
inc words OF the professor are true, and they
carry wondt ful meaning to many men and
women who are suffering with the first symp-
toms OF grip, or else grip in its advanced stages
For all such people we offer word of advice;
which Is to take the best means to overcome
these troubles and do not permit any dealer to
swerve you from your purpose to have that
which has proven itself by years of use to be
the best and purest stimulant In the world.