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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04
SIZE roe W.
q w-saa. Tells WIN wasa-H rsy
rn-sr Tar Fare IN F~sni~-r

r~zsx w-aan reII- why waus~n Paw
ra-s- Tar F.r~ N rsuas~--
Hs waHte$ To paw her ear fare, bu;
shs sss
ga ~: have the change right
herv
AnS A. his gloves we're very nsv susl
rafhsr tight. though you could never
rave wyuux such an admission frusn
hira- she had dcftiy extracted sve rer-
nies FROM a ridiculous ii.tIc purse she
carried art had pat tasm into the euu-
dgesors <rimy hand before he got his
fingers iutS his change pocket.
Really. ROW that was too bad -
VOC he sad and then he pat the
handle Of his stick in his mouth anf ~
CARRIED with med tstive ewes. that risIie-
ui0uS little pur~. ~ hers
-Dh he said At last
>he looked AT him with ar attentive
smile
-Nh- he said again = thiuk-
We Shs said. vita an air af a.
Constituent. but he did not hear.
Il think rave noticed that ron L.
dies generally paw vour car fare in
P<nHie~
She waited
- Thought
Don't do ii again. she murmu-ed.
I thoaghti had noticed IL
tie looked appealiuGIy at her. bu,
her smile r~euasiRed e-xp~stant
Welt was all she said
"sh. he remarked. with a weary.
disappointed air. srNould you mind tell.
ing me why voud do it,
There was a faint CLEAN in her eve
as shs replied;
On, I really don't know exactly. !
think there are >everzl reasons tine
j. il Is a game 10 give and take Women
pay their fare in pennies because the
conductors give them pennies II
change You never 80 , eoudurto7
unloading his penny pocket upon mcn.
A man can carry small change much
better than a womzE- He has roeke,
specially dedicated to that
whereas a woman has one purse or
p~oeketbook for all OF her mouev and
various other thing besides Still. II
i always into the wOnan's hand tina:
the conductor counts out the pennies
he wants to get rid OF think Cbui
il a Rad habit. and I wouldn't do il
often IL ! were rouf that he doe. il be
cause a womzn'S purse i 50 small that
an occasional penny drops out and the
conductor gets Il. TEE women Civ.
the conductors pennies on the prineipI.
~ paying him bssS in his " coin
And tn. reason soEe men do not pas
their fare IN pennies j. beeause IL j. too
great a lax On their irtellsets To eouri
out the right number.
You don say So he said He fol
lowed her advice and did no, try 4
think But Il vouIdu'. have rads an,
dfdererce II he had--N- \. Sun.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

which rrnrurfS every woman 10 pr~
serve her virtue whether sne ohevs q.
or not. and there = an Instinct called
conscience. which whispers to every
wife when she = eversteppinE the
BOUNDARY line - discretion in conduct.
nO matter whether she slwells in cou1-
try or city
Inc married rirt can he classified in
three divisions. The born fsrt. :he firt
made bv circumstances or books. and
the seemingly unconscious fiirt.
The born firt i a combination of
selh<hr@S~. seusuoISne>S anil the love
OF applause Nae feels that the world
owes her a good time though the
heavens are pulled down 20 produce Il.
>he lives wholly in her enses and an
hoar % s~clituse sui setf-communion
drives her distracted Books bore her.
and music she cares for only a. a cover
for conversation To be looked at.
admired euurted. to drive. dance and
feast. this i her idea % happiness
She finds little 20 divert her in the
eompsuionship Of women Men are
the stepping stones 10 the good Of her
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Two footpads q. North Darlington.
" &. q few days ago wayiaid ana
tried 10 hold Up a negro preacher Inc
rarscu pounded them into ~insens5eti-
itv. left them IN the read and went
back and notified the police where
they might strike a case
Sheriff Isaac : Sanaer, q Balti-
more. heczm. Police Justice amer
and Police Justice Timothy Naloney
became sheriff Malouey. as the result
% a recent election They exchanged
places ~ tho fortunes ~ political cleo
tons and neither seened TO be di>sp-
pointed AZ the result
Two women in Yates county, y
V wrote the governor FOR permission
to wear trousers in farm worS-an un-
rccsSssrv request as they we're in
formed. for the law o, that state only
furbids dIsZuises in wearing apparel
worn for evil purposes. but some states
do deny women the right to borrow or
usurP their husbands hresches
Congressman OSeilI. 0f Penrsyl-
vauia. who died recently. was the
father q the house. having repre-
sented his district continuously since
lssa He was toe third Peuusylvanian
who in saecr.ziou enjoyed the diStize-
tion Of having served the longest term
in congress, his predecessors having
been William n Kelly and samuel J..
Randall
- r G~rsatnaase. the new post
Il --H-
an attornev IN san Fr@nei-eo. Ne Vt,
san Francisco in is-5 To- become Unite,i
states cunSnI-geueral 70 Japan His
reputation in the orient : said 70 have
heen established By the fact that an
spisicHuc OF cholera which vas raging
in Japan about the time Of his advent
there az ouee disappeared
The tines. collection - William
Penn manuscripts IN existence Is re
ported n he TIE property 81 T. 7
n-ecr. 90 IN ladelphia Nr DRYER
also owns eiEhtv-three letters Of Wash
iuxtGE-th5-tsen Of which wer. writ
ten before the revolution and one when
Washington vas only twelve vcars Old
One o. the letters N this collection
~ aasen tue Aal A&EuEt asnAn-t OF >
death
Il TOpska merchant received a
! postal eari the other day on half II
which was written an order for a bill
Of EO.sls for his store. on the loverlsalf
was an order FOR more goods Of another
kind from a merchant in the next bIscx
Ia whom the first merrhau, was re-
quested 10 deliver the card The To-
pskS mar rang for a messenger and
had the postal delivered and charged
TIE customer 2 quarter on the bill
The princess Of Wales is exceeding
" clever in matters Of dress The
queen had ordered a bonnet for a GER
tain occasion When It arrived Il was
found TO be heavy. ugly and entireIv
devoid OF taste Nobody dared return
It to the mflliEer- The queen did 70.
appreciate that she would look ike a
fright in l. 50 the princess Of Vale,
quietly took the bonnet pulled and
twisted il into shape until il became a
tasteful headdrssA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

desires She nsrries Young. ard soon
hrds that one czunot szrisfse-
toriiy cater to her various tastes for
amusement and pleasure aud At the
same tine All the money necessary
TO her comfort The latter con<idera-
ton : first 70 be considered. 80 she al
l0Wsthe husband to keen ~ his money
getting while sire Ions 20 other men
fer Amusement and diversion The
fact that women dislike her and xOS-
SIP about her only contributes
70 her diversion she e1rstru.s
= a. a testimony % her pow
erS = Is pleased With her husbands
jealousy: and Il she brir-s up IN ire
efvo-c. court .. last she Is 70. zbashed
or cis~oncsrted. because she a sriIl OBJ
servea as an object Of inreres ey the
puolic-
Ire made e., i. = more sensi,fv.
sentimental and vain heinz. She has
read hooks-O1i6z II ra-rticuIa--
wherein re married xi-sr s<-re6 =.
heroine she talks <7ea. deal aoou,
the subtle power which some women
exercise over men. ard is indignant
and Disguised II you intimate that st E
has other thSa spiritual and mental at
traction for the admirers who Eoek
about her.
She feels that her husband does no,
fully understand her. and her vanity
ard idealism lead her to believe and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

-
Yol may trim me mussache. sw,
said GILL To the barber. Yes sir. Re
piled the latter. did you bring it with
you--Brookiyn Life.
-Editow-AiwavS write vOuT Joke
on the tkinn<~t paper yoz can get
Young HHmarist--whyg Editor
80 ] can see through them
Young CaliOue-~i expect 10 start
for Load0u and PsFi--to-morrow- FsG
Do anything for vow Prunella-
les 60 - ~ure not 10 miss your
stean-r--Like's Calendar.
-Hek~-E otd 10 death To you
think that a good ex0reSsios7 Wick
1t depeaas a good deal upon ths
Kind - a life which hss D>en led b.
the DECEASED fso~tou Transcript
-At the >aIoa--ran yoa tell me-
what that picture r~ePreseHtsE That
: Qu-~n Cleopatra Have vou never
heard Of herr Never in my life. ]
80 seldom read the Papsr-LIntrsn.
>ig~ant
-Doan put Yer min too mach on
Outward decorations. said JBeie Eb~n.
Hit am b-ttah ter hab er cabbage un-
dah ron vaIsteuat dan er e~hrvsanth~
mum in yer button-hole. -wsshinz
ton star.
-NatrimouisI Advertisement ~
lady, voung, pretty. bright aud poor.
desires to make the acquaintance Of a
man with the opposite qualities with
a view TO a happy marriage -Fie-
gende BATTER.
w hat - your line Of business
whispered the editor . n man he was
about to introduce n northern esPi-
t~aiisss Il hauis furniture. hu<kilv
came the reply Here. gentlemen
continued the editor. is Mr.. Jones.
one Of the moving spirits Of our city
Atlanta Constitution
-Figz--In this story there = a
strange inconsistency. In one plaes
thu authSv ssys his heroine i al heart,
and a little farther on he says her
heart was in her boots That i sim
ply ridieulos-> Fagy-You fcryot
that the heroine i from Chicago
Boston Transcript
-Sio~ Lisehcad wanted Nr.
- tD %ataTAAAo@ w HthtE ant nc W.
still he>itatiux Well she said.
what are you going 70 doT- Il haven
made mp my mind vet. well. 7 de-
clare. She exclaimed. lit takes you ar
extremely long time to make Mp a very
small thing -r~troit Free Press
a book agent went into a barrier
shop and asked the proprietor IL he
could sell him an encyclopedia
whats dat2- asked the ~tou>orizI ar.
list. lit Is a book that contains in
formation on every subject in the
world. Victim in the chair saw.
fecblv: He doesn't need it--Tsxas
SiftinG>
An Exact OEcs E1v-ViSitor zen
tering outer oRcst-~Ts Mr. Jones al
home once Boy fpoIitslvi-~Yss.
sir viSit0r-ran ! ~ee him O1scs
BOY suppose 50 sir. Visitor
starting for inn~r ofce-whrrr.
In here Oeee BOY tinuor.utIv1-
NO. >ir- his horHe Is in HamSsrsmcx."
Detroit Free Press
-Lavyer-Nou ssy you made ..
examination Of the premises whx;
did you fudT Witns<s-~Oh- nothing
Of consequence a begEzriy Accent Of
empty toxe<- ~ ShakSp~re says
Lzwver-Nsvsr mind what >hak
spere avS He will ~ summoned. and
eaH ts~tifv for himself II ~ know,
ANYTHING about the easc -TitEitS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Flower"

Miss c. C. McCLAvE- SCHOOL,
teacher. 7s3 Park Place, Elmira, N
Y. This Spring while away from
home teaching my first term IN a
country school I was perfectly
'vretched with that human agony
called dyspepsia After dieting for
two weeks and getting no better, a
friend wrote me, suggesting that I
take August Flower. The very next
dav / purchased a bottle. / am de-
lighted to say that August Flower
helped me 50 that I have quite re-
covered from my indisposition-' .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

The name Of the author or
Of the tun. which ve know a. old
Hundred = unknown The tune. IL
seems. hrst appeared in Is- Genevaa
v~~alt-r. I; was the melody adapted
To Ber2's version % Psalm lst. in
eluaed in the Erx. iu<ssilmeat %
psalms. t~hir'y-four IN number, added
By him 70 the ss@n~vzn p-alter In fv5t-
Nc copy # that r>altsr. containing
the uns ~ the~e palms. IL known Of
esrii~r dzte than Isyt. hzs there =
littI~ desEh, that tbsv were ADDE'S 20
the p~sttl~ either a. the time % the
pub aticu of the latter Or IN lGs.
her B~ogrz-uis was maSieal editor 81
the p-altsr- To f~tlurgees
therefore. II toanyo1e. the tun- 10 -
preset form NAV he a~crib~5. bat
ho- far 1; : original = uncertain
The greater part - the r1@Ia4~~ y
the trensv@n r~-altsr are known - ee
sdapsstioEs ~ ocular times - n.
tire. and she .V1ld H~andr-dth- Is. ua
doUbt. one - th- number. The sane
cid Hundredfa = pe~uIiar - Eng
lard The palm was originally known
~ the ~Itunslre,ith. bat after the ap-
r@arauce 81 the new version hv Przdv
and Tate in 1895 the w0re Old va.
sdded 20 the titles Of the tunes con
timed in u~e from the preceding
p~saltsr % Sssruhold and Hopkins. Ia
which no SPECIAL names are given
BROOKLYN Eagle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

tide % Public opinion runs high ard
strong IN these plaees wbsre P-opi-
have bat little experience and e0nse
Srrntiv little charity. and she mHSt
either reinstat@ her-~if slowly by an
sScs>s % prudence and reserve. 90
drift On ami cut into defiance and dis
--ze~
IN the large cities. hove-er. all -
Different The conduct which in Tire
village wife Wouia caase severe Eo~sp
AMI from e~h~ervsr<. pas>e-
" h1a, Comment In town. o. even ex-
cireS admirafion-
Tie ecaHtry matrnu who drives oct
with her nsiVhhor i liable 20 NEE;
cots <iarrr< - her women aequaiEt
sne~~ vixen newt th~T n--s- while The
woman 81 fashSnr speeds ~ in her
cart. With her gallant beSide her.
Whispering compliments IN her ear.
All societv a~pplsEdS
While e1stm has much 10 DO With
Our M~ss - morals. there are certain
principles which Go custom or country
can ehznze-priucipleS which form the
dividing lire between night ard
in--h~tUeeu pleasure and license
believe a c~0neeptEo7 81 these p-iu-
cirle~ = horn in ,he sSul Of every
human being There i an instinct
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

understand their bold Suggestive
yianc~-. or their meaning compliments.
but she does
Perfect mistress. % herself. absolute
Is free from making any miss.ep. So
cyre in her husbands lore and respect,
and In public esteem. she yet teaSes
and terzpss tire sdnairatiou % m~n 70
leap dangerously near the fame -
love. b. sho@e~ rar~less arts 81 coquetry
which are .. indsSrribahl~ as alluring.
n snr maj fsrgess himself and speaks
words to her which no honest wife
shoHld hear. she Ssume- the air %
Wounded dignity - familiar to ne
through theatrical representation. and
cries sir. how dare you or she
breaks Into tears % surprise and pain.
ard strzifplav makes the mar feel like
q hruf@ and an axSa<siu-
He leaves her. convinced % her stain
lev purity and absolute Innocence.
and she tells her husband all about =.
sfs-r -ssr~ssi.g . p--ui-e fress him
Eat he viii DO nothing 7sh- bet iet
the mst..r arpp right where Il - The
husband i Indignant a. the and
full - ~s-rnaathy for his wife. Whose
seeming humiliation ard E-ief touch
him with renewed admiration ard
pride
This tyre Of married Hirt seldom gets
herself gussip~i about. though shs
go~s On with her innocent allure
nenfs 80 the end Of life She causes
hssrtaehe and disappointment, but not
absolute disaster and sandal She
takes the perfume from the rose of
danger. she avoids the thorn; and. What
ev~r result comes of her sections, she
always receives the sympathy Of the
public and leaves the blame and cen
sure for others - hear
- nM---.- E..-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Lit-le Gladys. aged three, wants %
E-o- where the dark gees when .as
c.yligh. eorne.-Yoush's Companion.
Johnny said the teacher. where
IS iamF Il dent know. maam.'
said Johnny; Il haven't had IT.
Harpers Young People.
4 little fellow Of three years wa.
asked b gentleman how cid he wSs.
I'm Lot oldE he exclaimed. quite in
dignsntly- I'm almost new.-Har
pers Young People.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04
II pe.-t Tar. Rar-

Sometimes these word. eorae from
the lips = sons d-sant hoy O. girl.
who h The wsy- a0s care a great deal
in spite Of this oE-hard assertion to
the contrary ] rever quite knew
n the expression meant. but I suS-
Peete1 i sliHdsd 70 s ran on the hzrd
or head until one day heard the dear
little s-hocsne'srn explaining to the
ceaeon that Z rap vas counterfeit
eei7- formerly USED in ireland as small
charge II was the smallest eoir. and
Of tie very least worth. ard 50 folks
zane u express their utter indfffer-
ezc- 70 thing o. q circumstance bv
eEelsiming. 4 don, esr- a rspl-St
Nicholas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Erosa a western point Of view there
Is one great drawback 70 opiEm-smok.
iuz-it takes too much .ine- Western
hurry seems, however. to he gradually
Perneating = the vices Of the east,
ami row the morphine syringe rivals
the opium-gipe, IL we NAV believe q
report which reaches Us from Hong
kaug. The practice has he-n known
for sorne time in Shanghai. and some
=, months zEe IL was brOuzh. 20 Hcrg
Kong. where there are uov some
twenty hou@e> in which q regular trade
in il 5 openly carried or Each house
has. on IN average. Efty clients. who
call In the morning and the evening
and take their dose. An injection i.
much cheaper than a smoke, and, prf-
msriiy, no doubt, that Is the reason Of
Is rapid popularity Curioasly enough.
the rrstsrse Is tina. Il i used as = cure
for the vice Of opium<mokinx. to
which. however. Il would seem to Rave
ahuu. SANE relation a a .hiSkv-
bar has 70 a heer-saloon- The immedI-
at happiness Of ar injection. which
can be had without the loss Of time,
the pzblie exposure or the loath<ome
associations u the c~piHJn-den. Is a far
more dangerous temptation than the
more slogiy-acsing and more expensive
pipe Truly n this matter John China
rsr = JITpIng out OF the frvfny-pan
into the ~fre--BritiSa Medical Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

of -rrvvenrin- the grippe. colds. headaehes
an.i fsvrr~ = 70 u<e Tire hGuBd iayarvF
rpuestv Svrup Of Figs, Whenever the <ys
ten neryis a rvntie, vet Effective cleansing
To 10 hsuensei one must ret the trus
rpme,fy manufactured ov the California 20
Svrzv Co. only Fer sac by all druggists
IN - Ard 81 bottles.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Tho-e Hwinufiwe ORGANS. tire sstReys 10
,ovrpr ~ -urx n a state Of health An IN
-crr-upriou Of their functions : moss dis
a%.rnrs ~ the svstFnn. 4 II not rrnelleu-
Is.lS 70 q surely fatal tsrminati9u- nos
,sfrers SsamA-h Bitter~ reneT-$ their n
tivf-r and avsrts the danger. Besides thl~
4 raaa1er< rheumatism. dyspepsia oinouS
ness. malariai complaints qaieS anu
strengthens the nerves
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04
sehIrmsnn.s Asthma Cure

Instantly relieves the most violent a.
TAX. fsril'ztss free exrerterafieu aEd IN.
sures rest 70 these otherwise uuableto s.eer
exrept in n char. ~ a single tr1at vii
prove. send for a free trial parksSe 20 DR.
R. S,hirmaun. 81. Paul. MINI. outzsk youl
druggist ErxI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

How times do change soIiloquized
Cneie Allen Sparks For instance:
Year is+3-poker ~ the hesrth-Cone
in and sit down, Year Issa-poker On
the table-'Sst in aIsa come downr--
Chicago Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04
Modern Progress

she-You have heen taken AVA il
the country. haven't you?
He-leS Visiting some people
used TO know when I was 4 boy.
Particular frier5sa'
Oh 10 Father ard mother
IudEe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

brarK - tan err ~ TuLrno -
trctE fnF WI
FEANNJ tHEyEv makes cath tat ~ =
TIE -sutnr TGrtuereft hen rn efFJ CHEyrr
Ntn. dasa- htslnsss fH the trtY - Taae1n
Colnty and SsAse afore-zb4 ART that ssst
rrm v~i4 ray tae SAN - rs2~
LsEs Tor ea haui-rrrv rrse efCsfarrh fnat
saaunt hce4rrih thcu~eofHalL~CtrtRaH
a. ~ FRkNE J EnrvKr-
sworn - hforr M AMI sahseus@i ia ny
pre~ncc. ihlsethd4y % p~semh.rAn ts&
A " ELrt-os.
NfawB FzeHr
Han sCatarrh Cure i taken Internally and
Asz dirN .v 81 re hAsaA sast uaeuEs s-r-
fafs ut thu srstrus. Sad faFte<nmosiels.
fire. r , CFrvEr < Co. Taiotq. o
~Soh b. ur1rs 81 49,
H&l 9 Family EaA -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

How NJ TEEgtT HrKrs-Wav don't vaV
use H1ies Honey o. H0rehoIud AMI Tar.
Pike sTootkar he Drops Cure in oGe minute
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

A WsS ean-t turn rUurd in Central
Amsrisa without making a r~evolluou--N-
Y. Worid-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

PzoHsaLT Few people take 80 urch inter
est "A their business aS the pawn-oruksES-
Boston Commercial Ballerin-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

WHr-EY. II fudulgef in babitualy. i
s-rs 10 .pofl a MAJ : ~caauteuaure. That =
II xiii give him a rye face.-Eoches'er
Uawa.--r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Ap,Esrs Ia = nght to =thcr hs WIFE
Boston Cnaraer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

.WH.r do the natives DO in Aria Nasn
,hex "a into mourning for their reiAli.
Nc ,hev wear blScs assed NJ fetus
Pom : o. a returned explorer
very heavy Bereavement taeE sMl.s
- : r..nH
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

ALIGzr eater The museum freak who
swallows Ers-Phlsdeiphha EeccrL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Ewr.zzss.xrSI -Borruwcr--lm ~, IN
ncrzrfv embarrassed this meruins
~ lend NJ ten Brukcr-h"n 800
Il should thI1k you wo1pa -.
bsrrzssei s<klr ne tor teh -,
Erre p-ps&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

. catp 90 Soar THKosr snou1d
--~s~r-ed BxnvS- BRoxcafsL
T.o~grs arr : simple remedy and s1Ss
arsuvt relief. = cts a box
cvu,rrrs a o-s thiuxt that - worth \
~ssther it pays or not--ssiFesson
News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

icr. nervous Gesj5tv- impaired mer1ory,
saEzi ami ene arrangements o. mind and
boiy- Epiispsy. paralysis, S1fssning Of
the IRA r svsn dread insanity some
TINES rpsli- from sgcb reckless eli ahgss.
To rsaeh. Eesizim and restore sach unscrt-
gratss 70 health AMI happiness, IS the aim Ct
the publishers Il . book written IN plain hut
chsste language. on the nature. symptoms
snd durability. by nome treatment. Of such
disease. This book viii be eu. sealed. IA
pam envelope on receipt Of ten cents IN
stamps to paw posTags.
AdH-s=- Worlds Dispsnszrv M~iirsl As
Sociafion, COS AAn S. Buffalo. v. 7.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

aSt in another form-a much scandal
bed snd tabe-ped person. for with ne
sAe environment ~ a gay, and more 90
les fashionable society circle, the
uarried ert has O. field save in adven-
ture.
orc. let the married numan IN .
sustl town get herself talked about
aud her Fate iS settled 81 once The
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

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try places we
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

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