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Attorney wright Dead.

NEW YoRK, July 28.-Thomas 8.
Wright, general attorney Of the Rock
Island railroad, and son Of ex-senator
George .. Wright of Des Moines, died
hare suddenly. Mr. Wright Ii supposed
TO hare been overcome by the heat.
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Bixby and Richardson Elected.

ST. PAUL, July 28.-At the meeting
OF the Republican state central commit
tee, headquarters i'm the Endicot build
ing, Chairman Talns Bixby and Secre-
tary Harris Richardson were both unan-
imously reelected.
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Dozen Business Houses burned.

ANTIGo, Wis, July 28.--A fire which
started in the livery barn owned by
Timothy O'Donnell destroyed about d
dozen business houses and residences.
The losses aggregate s6O. 900 with little
insurance.
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t.Xmss" is cc7,a! written instead Of
Cl,ristrlas, ard &c Gcthociity for so
doing is that \ is simply the initial let
ter OF the Greek word for Christ.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-28

WATERIoO, In, July "a. Colonel ID.
p. Henderson Of Dubuque was renonin-
ated Tor congress by acclamation By the
Third district Republicans.
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hoOMH Tame Tmhae.
Chicago, Milwaukee "A, 8e. panl satlways which
took eject, sunday. May 29, T@e4s
TRAINS GDRm0 EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, departs 1850 .. m
Freight, No. %, departs B:45 .. m.
Freight, No. "a, departs 6:30 p. m.
TRAINS aogMG WISER,
Passenger, No. 9, depaFse 3:O6 p. n.
Freight, No, g7, Departs Z: 100 Q. m.
TRAxMs from TME RAsT.
Passenger, No. 8, arrives 200 p. m.
Freight, No. II, arrives 4 :oSa. N.
Freight, No. e6, arrives 8 90 p. m.
TRAINS Ra0M THE wBsr
Passenger. No. A., arrives III :4S o. m.
Freight, NO. %, arrives 6:1O p. m.
Ali the above trains carry passengers: but
sreiRhss only when passengers ars provided with
iekets.
Passenger trains going east make connection
at Egan for all points south, and passenger train
going west, &c wOCneOcket for all points north.
MADISON ID BRISTOL LINE.
Passenger going north. departs 8:1bp. m.
Passenger from north arrives, II 30 o. IN.
mo. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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He T,adar,,s SDhlect.

''But my dear sir. = said the mnn
who procrastinates, ''if pay you this
money will have 90 borrow 1t of some
one else. y
Very well. replied the cold blooded
citizen. so long g you pay what you
owe me don't object 70 your owing
what you pay me. ''American Indus
tries.
Or. Prlce's Cream Baking Powder
Weridss Pair Eiigissst Alsdaaaad Dipssaa-
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Order or Exercises Nm the DfMeremt
Houses or Worship ln the City
TO-NEOrrOw.
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Found, . bunch Of heavy keys. Thi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
Ths LOVING act Of a Dog

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
sr-nafa 1ss.ric,

The following appointments
xere made ~ the recent North
Mississippi Conference for this
this district
2 A Burroughs. presiding e.
der Grenada station. / W
Levi-. Cr=uasIa circuit, W j
O'Bryanf, Water Valley station,
J W Price. v ater Valley circuit,
Il II Estes, Eefeeviiie, II W
Evans. Charleston, W h bIr-
rouxhr; Oxford. J : Thomas
Toccapola. c e Grisham, PARIS,
J N Higgins, Atlanta. J VI Mas
sey, xInter City and SfrafLmGre
J W Later, Chapel Hi, ii z
Hook; Jatine, 4 F Patterson;
httsboro, A ] Foster; Eixey,
W : Anderson: Grenada Cole
gate Institute. J W Malone.
president. W Il Mcintosh, imam
ciai gent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
sLnlsina SEr,hYasd.

Under the above caption the
Raym ond tiszeiie contains the
following Timely editorial;
~ N=ssarhrze.fs cotton uiils
company, Cow owning valuable
plants aud franchises At Boston.
had a meeting hast Tuesday and
decided To form a nsw Company
With . capital OF $500 .Uev. f.-r
the purpose Of bEiisiIug a cetson
mill of ta.Ctsg spindle - "a one OF
the >SEtherH States.
1T has long been a wonder
why the wealthy northern manu-
facIurprs have heretofore seen
81 70 .ecafe their spiHs!ie- IN
the east. FAR distant from The
section rhsre the material Is
xrcvn ou which these mile feed
u Is 90 less singular that Soath-
rrn meu OF means hsvx rot long
since dotted the whole cotton
producing tegions with mills TO
u0Fs up ths -tsp,e and szy he
eaOFm0g- sHm Repaired 20 trans
part the cotton 10 Scv England
ans. 10 pay return charges on
manufactured goods.
The matter las agver been
explained. but il 1g= looks as
70 mil 0EneTs II the k.asi, of
their ON notion. have turned
thrir lacss ia the direction Of
the South, sad vii bging their
machinery here to work up the
aeecy staple under the very
shadow Of the farm Einhnu.es
such . COMMUNICATION ~ lie
yougly - be wished and vsuls
&c OF unreasonable benefit 10
the entire South, a. well as
revslusioEize the business CT
cotton growing.
In the mesaiine Il would be
well for some enterprisIng Mis-
sIs.ippg city TO communicate
With tue projectors Of this Bos
ton enterprise with \ view OF
securing the location Of the FAC
terry somesh here IN this State
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13

An Emporis, Kansas. dispatch
says that sixteen covered vsg'
ous driven By a. many Kansas
veterans oi the late wsr AID ecu
taini ~ their families TO the uHR
Der of cry persons drove
shroa-h that city \ few Gays
sisee. They were al bound Tor
MIssiss,ppi- having rented GU
their farms in the West aad
we're determined to make soeti
homes in tins State
when interviewed the vete
rams said they bad Always
thought the South the greatest
country in the world and would
have settled here long ago. bat
preferred waiting antRl the old
var feeling had died out
vIeksburg Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
D. I. Sultan

Just visit this we'll tilled es
tablishment and you vii hardly
leave without Investing in soHe
thing. You can buy all kinds
OF Dress Goods ana Clothing.
but If you wish to get a real
handsome and .erviceable Christ
mas giff just go into the Carpet
room Beautiful carpets of ev-
cry grade. and elegant rugs of
oriental richness. Suggestive of
comfort, meet the eye on every
side and 80 cheap that you viii
not complain if the times are
hard.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
". T. laakius

When you make out your list
Of Christmas purchases, dom,
forget to call on tina firm before
buying. xr J e Cham bers, the
mansxer. viii take pleasure in
saoxIng you their immense
stock They cell school books
xt publishers prices For the
holiday trade you vii fAd q
choice line Of Gonfectioneries.
Fruits, Cigars, T0bsecos- You
can buy HInsor Corn AZ 81 -
per dozen Can Peas 81 10 a
dozen Green Gage Plans sa43
a deg; Pears, Tomatoes, and all
canned goods sold in proper
ton You can get two pounds
starch for ) cents, seven bars
soap p ceafs two bottles
shoe pc. Ish for Is cents
II YOU want hne Stationery,
Gold Pens, Gold speetacles,
ine Ink Stands Plush Goods.
Adams. Vases, Dolls, Toys.
Perfumes. and novelties OF al
kinds Be snre aad Whit this
firm and inspect tHelr goods
and prices
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
Time T. lie bel

Mss Kate Power gives a
di.hearsening picture Of the
daily life of women in the great
northwest. in a recent copy Of
her Review, and We think il
would add TO the c0ntentment
Of Mississippi farmers wives to
read il. She says
To begin with, there is al
ways a hOusefuI of children to
be fed and clothed and cared
for and this little diversion 10
the mothers fancy work
Each morning At the stroke Of
four, summer and winter alike,
she a up, dressed, and has her
kitchen fire Burning aud bear in
mind thar. no matter how many
hired men may help the husband
Ia the FIELD not one wife in TWEEN
y i've has a hired girl 10 help
her IN the house The woman,
generally slighter and trailer
than even eur women. must cook
for all the hired men, These
aust have their breakfast and
he IL the nelts by Gay break
amer wniek the whole house is
20 De pat IN 6rder-aud thsy
have nc siipshod service. The
cows are then 30 De MIXED. brt
vhen there are more than ten,
the wife sometimes has help.
Each day the charming Is dsne,
afser which the wife attempts to
teach the childrea their lessons.
m the hour or two that later>
yenes before the great paiIs Of
fianer are prepared and sent TO
The ields. A soon a. the dish
IS are washed preparations are
begun again for the evening
milking time and the third hot
meal of the day, after which, il
the wife has An idle hour or two,
she sings the hoe across her
shoulders and vends hsr way TO
the delt. where side by side
With her husband and the men,
she digs sZstenznee from the
earth. Ii IA always close to mid
light when she closes her house
and retires. The wife never
sees the color OF the hard earned
money. Ii is the husbands and
he saves or spends It at his will
To add 20 all this. remember that
they have but twelve weeks
warm weather, and the snow ia
often higher than the womaR's
kuaes As she ploughs about try
fag 20 DO ker work"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
G W. BcfsIes.

Everybody in Oxford knows
that all choice Injuries are 10
be found at BufaIOe's. But he
has an extra supply on hand
now for Christmas, and you can
end fresh Cakes, Bread, Cheese,
Candies, Grapes, Apples, Or
anges, Bananas, Nuis, and ev
erythIng to tempt the palate,
fresh and nice. They have also
received a large assortment OF
Toys, Dolls, sc, and Fireworks
for the boys. Go 10 BGfFaioe's
and get your Christmas fun.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
IanIs Rsterts A.cora.

II = probable that WIDER cir
cles OF warm frIeH dship are
formed la the life OF small
town than among the homes of
= Ia-ge city Seighbors vie~
o1e another ~ elaseT range and
are more dependent on cue
another When i typies' young
Southern gIri grows up az
JAMIE ROBERTS did, IN sueh =
town as Oxford. the influence of
asveet pure life wins rs way
10 many hearts. Veal renem
Der what q thrill CT pleasursble
excitement ven. through the
community last December. on
the occasion Of her Wedding
The town felt 4 sert Of pr0prie
torshIp toward her, and a ieal
Gus pride that seemed reluctant
60 see her 20 axsy even under
the guardianship Of manly
love and with the brightness Of
a h@ppT future shining above
ner pathway.
The same interest mahisested
IN ! s4dder Gpathy, she we'd
Itself last Sunday, when the
news came that she vas not ~
Peeted 10 i've And vhsH, late
Monday morning. the Telegraph
&c message came thst she nad
died az , o'clock. there were
vet syes and serro wing hearts
IN many bones in Oxford
I I'm Fu@ssfAy af-hs hrT 0Csfy
was brought back home for
bu-ia,-bSck TO the home OF
her childhood, and on the next
day. from the old church IN
which the faith OF her childhood
had been nurtared, and before
the altar Of which she had
3Iighied her wedding troih, all
that Was moral Of her WAS
broaght, before being Laid ten
derry to rest
Intense sympathy was visible
throughout the great congrega
ton IN the church; not q mere
lash Of emotional eon;agion,
but a deep and serious reaIiza-
ton Of she xeighty things oil
life, and the power ana pathOs
of love.
II is this sympathy which We
now vi L II behalf OF cur entire
community, to extend TO those
Who have been most sorsly he
reaved We have none of the
conventional p,atitudes Of sOeie.
" in which 10 express our sOr.
row, none of the consultations oil
philosophy through which te
try 10 measure comfort TO those
Who weep. The memory of the
bright young life whose earthly
course is ended will By its very
saersdness and sweetness. com
fort them better than any prsis
es or lamenfa;ions of ours could
DO. The thought of her Just a
sue was, gentle. unselfish, kind
courteous and loving makes the
bereavement heavy, bat it ehast
ems and hailows the affection o.
those who think of her thus
The faith that strengthened
her own heart and frightened
the loving sphere in which she
shone as the light ofrvo home.
will be a support and q guide tc
father. brother, sister and hus
band; and all the friendships
and associations graeed by bel
amiab.e character have beer
sanct;fied rather than sundereS
by the hand Of death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
& Hustaee.

This beautiful Jewelry estab
lishnent Is now displaying q
magnificent line of Holiday
goods The elegant silver de
signs, musical instruments, sii.
YER spoons. paper knives, gift
cups, souvenir spoons and nap
kin rings, 1ne watches, diA'
mOnds, and jew eIry Of every de
seription, Is worthy Of the taste
OF its experienced proprietor
foa cannot fail 20 De pleased
with the beautiful and aSefu
things to be found AZ Z. Has
tAce's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
Oxford Mercantile Cen Iaay.

Times may be hard but you
wouldn't think so TO visit this
nourishing establishment They
have been doing IN immense
trade this season, aud are de-
termiLed to continue it. IL you
want Dress Goods, Clothing.
Boots, Shoes. Hats or Dry
Goods of any description. just
call at this house fur quality
and prices IL you want . real
servicesble Christmas preseat
for your family, they can furnish
it, and so cheap you will be apt
to come back again. Be sure
to call on them and You will
mud the most courteous atfen
ton and everything you need
in Dry Goods or Groceries
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
L n ksndziL

When you saat your COED
things for Christmas dent Ia
10 cal on L VI k=sdaH. Ere.h
Groceries. Canned Goods. Nuts,
Frui's. andies. and al kirGs C.
substantial edi5les. fresh and
n.ce. can 10 toaud in this hoasr
choice FlOur. Hams. Coffee,
Cheese, Crackers, Poited Meats,
Butter, Eggs, anG raany othef
things yoa vili need can b.
bought At the 10 sr-r figures.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
The Racket.

You wouidn't feel like it Was
Christmas il you failed TO visit
The Racket" IL ia kardly
worth while for Us TO tell you OF
the wonderful array Of useful,
beautiful, and seryiceable artl.
cles to be found in this estab
ishment, and every body knows
that Racket means low prices
To be convinced. give them d
cal. They will have on then
holiday attire IN a few days, and
have turned over their store tC
Santa Claus Their beautiful
display of dolls will interest
young aud old
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
itsas From U r. C.

The school 10 moving on
sm cothiy and every body is hard
az work.
Miss Penn will return TO her
classes In a fev daya
Prof Maddox epent Saturday
and Sunday in Co6eeville, as
sisting DIR. Thomas in eommu-
Mon service. he did not for
Z TO work for Q F C on Satur-
day and secured four young
adde's who viii enter after Xmas
Through the energi es Of our
President arrangements have
been completed whereby . II
brary will be secured costing
two hundred dollars. The fac :
ulty together with Mr. and Mrs.
igginton, Nessrs- Pope and
Davidson met in the library
Monday night and made out a
iist OF the books, which have
already been ordered and will
be here BY Christnas- A ne
chanic has been secured and
york vii begin In the library al
once preparatory to the Coming
'cf the books. The thought Of
having . good library is eneour
aging both 70 teachers ana stu
dents-
We are under Obligations to
Mr.. G z Hill for . volumes of
the American Cyelopediss and
to Prof Pope for Thacksray's
works.
Our girls are getting ANXIOUS
for the holidays TO come, which
viii lsst from Friday Dec. 81, to
Monday Dec 81.
On Thursday night Dec 20.
Q z O., will give an entertain
Ient for the benefit of the Ii
orsry Fund We hope to have
large attendance since the en-
tertainment 10 given for such 4
coed cause.
Our eisss in Shorthand i
progressing naeIy.
4 regular Teaehers' class viii
be Organized 1t the beginning Of
the Spring term, Jau- -. Those
intending to become teaehe n
vii do veil to join this class.
Our Messenger viii be oat
next week. Don't you want to
slbeeribef
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13

Has N elegant assortment CT
Dress Goods Of every grade.
ard dry goods oseverJ desgrip
ton, which &c Is Of ring D.
rock bottom prices You vii
get the worth Of your money
II yea buY ySgr Christmas gsff-
from J. + Przass. His Clear
Iag sale anne azeemeni thirg.
c0'uasnl speaks well for him, a.
few merchants carry 50 Gae a
line Of goods snd..sell go shss2.y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
Lewis & MCKEE.

Taere Is net more fcpa;at
Or ents rpTIziuE ITm II CzfoT {
than the Hardware merchants.
Lewis s Mckee They la, >
Just received AL elegant line Of
household goods for the HaIi-
s!ay trade f.a~rs Of all kinds.
China, q Glassware, Cutlery, lore
" design. in table ware, an:
many useful and beautiful ~.
Ticle= dear TO the heart Of every
hOase-keepeT, which they are
making special prices on Give
them A call.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
D. z Keys

This GTm always supplies it,
customers with everything oi
the best quality IN their iiHr l.
sill never do for yen To sind
mp your Holiday purchases
without calling on them They
have Just received q choice iai
Of Fruits, Pickles. CsBnej
Goods. Cheese, -Four. Eass-,
Coffee, Tea Sugar. SPICES, Can
dies. &c Il you'd lie hard fOl
y0u 10 eaE for anything in this
ho.se ard not lad Il.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
w. p. HiIsias Z Sens

This Furniture esizb ishmrBi
offers a nost inviting Display ts
the Holiday trade For soils.
comfort you vii Gnd Rocking
ChaIrs ofsii styles and prices
Beautiful Tables. PaTieF Sets.
Bedroom Set., snd al styles q.
QgssnSvxre and a. asswarp. love
~ Picture Frames. Table Ca'
ttery. everything useful and al
reasonable 6gaTes Gail On
then
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13

The tin cans filed with sweet
ened water, and placed at vari-
Gus points in the orchard of the
Oklahoma Experiment Station,
proved very efficient bug traps.
Several hundred May beetles,
eriekets and gtasshoppers were
caught. This plan Of utilizing
these hitherto useless articles is
fully justified by resalts-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13
Christmas is Coming.

Before you buy your ilsliesy
Goods read carefully xhai tEr
following firms oifrr. and be
x-re to cal OF them 1Oa Nj
save tine aifsi money and gr'
the choice bargains e the city
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13

krsp an elegant assortment
of ollet Articles. Perfumes
combs and ErHsb--. Powder
Stationery. I1pEs and Pencils
and macy usefal ard appruPri
xse aTiisir-. This frm Is enjoy
ing a large patronage which l.
constantly incrsssiH 2. anal yuG
will HRd it to ycur advantage
20 give them a csSil
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13

A mOonshiae still with a Ca
paeity Of 40 gallons a day was
recently captured near New
Albany, Miss About three
Thousand gallons of sour mash
was On hand.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13

Is filed with choice meats.
which be will deliver at all
hours You can fEd a nice
roast, pork, sausage, and steak
every dag ia the week. and ex.
ira line Eor Your Christmas din.
ner. Gail AID see hIm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13

The ladies' of Bonneville, Miss.
Won the prize for ehrysauthe-
nuns At the great Hover show
in Mobile.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13

Governor Stone has indOrsed
the p0reaase of the Sivley farm
near Jackson, by the commits
sioners.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13

The next session % the North
Mississippi Conference vi be
held in Water Valley.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13

Children Cfy To- Pitcher's Casturia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13

There has been q full attend.
anee on the Federal court again
this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13

\ - H1l ssa- "a .out-oaery-
Oxford
Real Estate Agency.
Lands or Lots 80.
Sold. Fought or Rented.
MONEY 80
Borrowed and LoanaC
- For You. -
Titles Ezazia-i Abstracts Nasle.
pe-'is. Trust ne-si-, ke- wntt-n-
o1ee IN Court Hsnse. Oxford. Mis-
The EAGLE charges one cent
per word for obituary notices
The Mississippi petiteniiary
lease system expires by stata.o-
~ limit on on 3lst inst
There has been q full attend
anee on the Federal court again
this week.
You can buy Deeds in Trust
at the EAGLE ONCE 40 cent.
per dozen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-13

You can buy Deeds in Trust
at the EAGLE ONCE. 40 cent?
per dozen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-30
THE BLACK CATS.
The Unique Order Of Hoo Hoos
Meets at Masonic Temple.

The Unique Order Of Hoo Hoos
Meets at Masonic Temple.
The great black cat again descended
upon Minneapolis last night. His pres
ence was announced by the usual cat
yellS that resounded on the dead still
ness of night from within the holy
precincts of the Prince of Darkness in
the vicinity of the Masonic Temple.
Thirteen purbiind weaklings presented
themselves last night to have revealed
to them the mysteries of the beautiful
gardens" on the right and the left. The
confederation was held in Rawlins' G.
A. R. hall in the Masonic Temple.
Many of the candidates were from out
of town and the affair passed off in an
admirable manner. This is convention
week among the lumbermen of the
Northwest and the Great Black Cat
will honor the city with his benign
and Wednesday. The officers who per-
formed the rites of concentration were
as follows:
Grand Shark, j. Newton Mind;
senior high hoo hoo. W. E. Penfeld;
junior high hoo hoo, Charles ID. Boyce;
bandersnatch, Platt B. Walker Jr.
holy bojum, ED. Two mbly; scrIvenater,
M. j. Scanlon; acanSper, A. A. Barth;
gurdon, IL. Ii. Collins; custodian, A. r.
Rogers.
The following were initiated: Fred
Harrison Day, Minneapolis; Harry
Ellsworth, Butterfield; Charles Kill
bourne Fulton, Sioux City; Egbert
Williams Skies. Minneapolis; Timothy
Gardner Atwood, West Superior; H. E.
Wilcox, Minneapolis; l.. j. Bailey,
Beaver Falls; A. G. G. Rodgers, Muske-
gon; A. II. Barnard, Minneapolis: E.
ID. Mineah, Eagle Grove, To- Ii. s.
Gilkey, GAINESVILLE, Wis; w. 0. Barndt,
St. Paul; J. w. HoImquist, Oakland,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-30

"Then [ began to take DIR. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. and L
cannot say enough i'll its praise. l have
not felt so well for years as l do at the
present time. thanks to this splendid
medicine.
Il can now eat we'll and sleep sound
ly, waking mornings strong and re-,
freshed. ! do my homework, which is
now pleasure instead of being a bur-
den as formerly. My weight has i'm
creased about twelve pounds in the last
two months. / have taken no other
medicine but DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and would
recommend any one afflicted as l have
been to by all means use this wonderful
remedy"
This case was probably inst like
yours; it is just like thousands of others
who have been or are being cured by
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Greene's Nervura blood and nerve REM,
edy. If you will use this medicine,
which is purely vegetable, and HARM
less, as we'll as sure in its effects, YOU
also will be cured.
1t is a physicians prescription and Is
recommended by doctors. DR.. Greene.
discovered 1t, the well-known and sue
cessful specialist III curing nervous and
chronic diseases, whose office is at So
w. 18th Street, New York, who can be
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