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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-28

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29
What He rnnld L.

The mission worker had a lot Of hovs
from the street before him. trvipp n
see what tdeir capacities were for nth
.er work than wandering He had
called up several and questioned then,
and cane next To a r~ed-headed urchfn
of about twelve As the boy rose -
BE- put through the course. one Of The
other boys prO'ided him with A pin.
he Jumped, Of course. hut being On his
good behavior he managed TO suppress,
~ feelings, though It could b. plain
Il seen that he was almost at the Iinir
You want TO work. too. do vou9-
asked the missionary kindly.
The boz merely nodded.
What car you do inquired the
Uissonarv-
The boy could hold in 10 longer
II lin lick &c stufsa' nut Of De <is
vot stielSed me wsi a pin. and I'm 20
IN 70 do ia ne bust forth. anI I few
minutes later the job had been eos.
-aorcagGiy-pesroit rree Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29
A9a A. MM,s;e

DR. Hereeis Fayorirs Prescription Is a pos-
tive eur@ for the most complicated and
obstinate heucurrhea. excessive flowing
PAINFUL uensvruRtiOu. unnatural suppres-
SONS and irregularities. p~ruiapsus. or falling
q The womb, weak hack. female weakness
anrsversion. rerrUvsrsfon. be~arinxdown SEN
sttions- chronic congestion Inflammation ard
liberation Of the womb, Inflammation. paiu
and TENDERNESS Il the ovariss. accompanied
win internal heat
Dr. Pisrces Favorite Prostitution A
zientIhc meticfne. carefully COMPOUNDED by
an experienced and skIllful physician. and
adapted 70 wunaus deiicare OF xanizariou. It
rs purely vegetable IN Is composition and
perfectly harnless IN is effects IL GRy eondI-
f1E gf tHs s~HSfeHt- For morning Sickness or
nauzea- due % pregnancy. weak stomach. IN
dl-esurn- ~dFspspsia ami kindre.t symptoms.
Is use VIII prove very heneficiaI
Dr. Pierces Book Woman ard Her Dis
easS ilss pages. W~nstTat-dl. giving sue
csssful usaans OF home treatment. can De- had
tssG4ea n ptria sEreioPsi by enclosing n
eG- Il one cent stamps, 70 a postage. q
tbs Doctor, AZ his address. - gwen az ths
hes1Eias q tbs Erc&.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

The chatelaine bag viii be worn
again suspended from the side OF the
round-waiSted or iacketed bodice OF
the coming SEASON. Some OF the new
varieties come fastened to a belt;
others fasten with a metal clasp All
sorts of materials are used for these
revived accessories English. morocco.
snake skin. lizard skin. p~earl-eolored.
white and olf-ro&e. uHdressed KID al
~liva,or and seal skin are used for the
snsr bags with Pocketbook and card
case 10 match. and gold, silver and
decorated aluminium ornaments. or
chased designs or 6ligree. finish these
ussfnl and beautiful oruamentS-De-
truit Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

The ally Ehn= portrait henfk tins artacbs
. NEs Wary ? I1FsH. II ScutlauL. Bon
Nemna CO.'S EaL she writes IN Or. r
Y. Eeerce, CHIEF Consulting Phvs5rian u the
Invains HH5sl ami Szr-eaI Institute. At
Buffalo. y y g.. as tnlinnVss was sex two
wears w1th falluE q the womb AMI ieucor-
rhfea previous q taking yuur mefcineS. I
tncE ST hefties q LW Pierres Flvurita Pra-
scrIru0r. ant WIS entirely cured q both N
ST Wrurhs = Is four years this mouth.
sin,-e | was entirely vel II both tnusa DIS
sIssSanst have never kHlanv signs II Their ap-
p.arauce sinre suf I an sGfisae-f the Favor
re Prescr1ptlou saved NV LIE. for I cuuAd
harElv walk around when I cumuiencef
taking that mefHcine ansi I think if Is a Gods
blessing "a me that I took
was r~rBnnUmepf iucurabhe By the best
doctors here n tne West gave IN all
hops aui a up my MIMI that I was 10
b tazeu away from nv hustand and BABY
q two years oti was sax al q the time
-cuUd nor ear anything ~ all In one week.
after beginning the u@s Il the FavGrite Pre-
eruption ny srouarh was - much better
tha- : c1ubi ear anything IeoUIf 80 that I
was ginning al over. and my husband then
-eus su1 got ne slx bottles / took three Of
tnem ami my stomach dd not bother me my
urrp
We sem 10 v1u and ~ the Peoples Com
rrnr Sense H-ipral ADVISER. and fasind
mr. caas described i1ss as I Vas We daI
wat the bopk tldB, IN every way IN one
rn1n-n 5 TIME / cnUAt see I WIS mmrnh better
thar and been We suu sspt on INST As the
tqok toht uS and IN three mouths I stupcei
fasIuE mailcine- and today. 7 can pruCdIv
so em r wsI Women YES am well. strong
mi EealrhT
When bc-an n t1Es vou- ms,tiena nv
fAcs was pGoc and sTs hoksi dad I coubi
uo5 e1jay myself aayEhsre. I WIS trei and
EA an tEe ule- ccud hardly do my
E-uIrE s4~ ugE 7 In thar ara raoI /.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29
rh- wsaI ss the r.i-.

I'm a lttic southern town. where the
least happening WIS OF vital impor
tsnre and lengthy conversation. .
=ur-hle~s rititsn entered a storu during
the proprietor ; an~cnc. amt distracted
his catrv ASH capital lone up in tive
1nvas shot p~ouche> The robbery "a
sa-5u det~ct-i ani the robber found
te MAZE a full c1nfe>s61u. delivered "
the money -1methiu~ over a hundred
sailaE ami was dragged 10 the county
ItiL several miles AVA
Ire incident however. furnished
conversation FOE the entire community.
and tho daring robbery was discussed
on alI sides The uexs came 70 a coun-
trr house and was rgtliled ut length
% the family IN the presence Of 4 SINAI
E.tnaop who acted a. ~u0-butler and
e~hore-boy After the capture and i'm
prlSoum.nt - the Offender had beer
r-a-e,L the mistress wishing 10 point
the msrti 10 the min ATTIRE darkey. re
arariesd-
Well that s what comes oil steal
tn- Isn't it terrible. Ienuinr<%'
Tssssi mann Miss Page answered
the o-acS vouta hboriu~ uuler the
IA nr Of Lenaiuw- deed il am ter bic
Dat p man d'ta have no chance tai
r. sucu.i fit maucz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29
GEMS or

A QUARREL i quickly settled when
deserted By c party. There 5 no
battle unless there be two-Seueca
Hose whO reason only bv anaIories
rarely reason b. logic and are general
" slaves To imagination--C simmons
AAKE people happy aud there viii
not be half the quarreIinc or a tenth
part OF the wiekedness there is.-Nr
l. II Child
IS 4 vice that strikes a
enuele bow wounainZ both him that
nntts and him against whoa L u
committed -Sauria.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

No.her-well. Katie. you have had
e-ite a lively chat with that yorHg
LAWYER. Has he declared himself at
lasts
Katie-Sot yet; but you see ma all
the time he was smoking his cigar he
kept putting rings into the air, and
am perfectly sure that ne intended ina
a. a covert aIlusion 70 the engagement
and wedding ringS-Texas >iftIngs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

\ Guthrie. II Oakley. 0vrr-1n Co. Tenn.
writes never can thank Won enough for
b your treatment has done for me I am
ztronZer nnN-than have been for IL wears,
" hen be-an year treatment I vas not able
. do anything Icouhdn not tand on my feet
kng enough - wash nv dishes without SUI
ferrng almost death now I ID all nv house.
WORK, washing euosinZ. sewing and every
thing for my family Of eight Or. Piprres
Favarlr@ PrescripJon Is the best medicine 20
take before confinement thar can be found .
or ~ ieast L proved - with ne. I never
suffered 50 little with any Of nv children As
! did with my last ami She IS the heaIthiest
We Fave recommend vnur medicines % All
q my ~neighhars and especially Favurire
Prescription 70 all women who are suffering
Have indacsi several 10 try il. and il has
proved good for them Yours truly,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

were long watched for and hoped fpr
hut no tidiugs Of the fate ofeither ever
came TO waiting ears. Old people still
recall that in the DAYS OF their youth
when the sound ~ a salute was hear,I
in a sea port. the question would b
raised, is 1t the Hornet. gone in -
last
The list Of vessels lost with all on
board. totally disappeared. also in
cludes the PorPotse. last heard from in
September. ts,4- in the China seas: the
s~ioop-of-war Albany. which sailed from
~Asplnvalt for New York about the
same lime never reaching home. ami
the Levaut. which. seen some time in
$50 sailing into a fog bank in the Pa
sine, has never re~appeared. though
her name was kept on the navy list
until iSS- The mist 81 death ami
silence was wrapped around her and
never has been dissipated II wa
On board the Lsvaut that Or Hale
made The Man Without a Country
die a clever wav of adding more
vrai>emblaner To that wonderful mar
-stive. since there were people vha
Immediately said there ALWAYS was
something odd about the moveme
nf the Levant. and as no one survived
the sbfp. the particularly Of the story
could not for a time be gainsaid. The
fate Of all Of our naval vessels lost
since the war is a matter of record
The sloop-of-war Sacramento rvas
wrecked IN the bay of Bengal soon af-
ter the close Of the Rebellion no IfvrS
were lost The Storship Fred0nfa was
east upon the Peruvian coast bv A tidal
wave in 1855 and many persisted. The
Cuuboat Suvanee was wrecked on an
uneharted ledge of the coast Of British
Columbia. July >. Isss. The SINKING
% the Oneida with many Of her Of
heers and crew. by the mail st4amer
bombay January - 1870. was
a disaster and almost a crime
slnce the sinking ship was lef. 70 her
tate By the vessel that had eoIIidcd
With her. In 1870 the Saginaw was
iost on Ocean island. in the Pacific
June T. Is55. the >aranac was rDrr,i
b. a sHHksn rock IN the north Pacific
November - tS55. the Huron was lost
on the coast Of North Carolina. ninety
eight officers and men perishfn~- The
next notable disaster occurred n "a
mea March - t>ss. when the flagship
Trenton and the corvette Vandalia
we're wrecked IN a terrible hurricane.
and forty-ive officers and men los.
their lives. Latest on the list enfues
the noble old kearsarge, closing a
chapter that includes most. IL not all.
the disasters that have bsfaIlen our
warships that were noteworthy either
oy the fame Of the vessels or the at
tendaut eIreumstsnce&-Bostou Tran
,eript.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29
a PALM REApER.s MIsrakE.
sh- Gss Hold % tAs wrssr sasIaet .aa
VA. Tuww~A-

Wa LWwu~N=
A rev chirurs-ic light was visiting
ia Erraxlya the other dav. and aP
pcsrea with her friend at a small social
gathering \ Broo<iyu girl 81 wit ia
tetiiEencc ami culture, and one who T.
vel known for her devotion q church
work was introduced - the new palm
st IL vasn I Iou- before the palmist
was reading thu hand Of the Brooklyu
rirl in the midst q an excited group Of
guests
Your lire Of life. began the chiro-
asancrr with pumpnu< solemuitv has
never been broken by serious illness
How about that affair when VOC
we're a baby whispered one % thr
girls The palnist overheard. bat gave
- sign
Nour heart line = stronger thar
your head line, she pursued Voc
don care much for study You have
a horror - being a blue stocSin- and
Fead few books Bat you delight ia
saeirty That 5 Your real field A.
f7r rrliGiou-welL you sometimes think
~ t. that is all You don't really care
anything for IT,
Then she s~crutinized the hand Of he
Brooklyn girl more closely
There > something peculiar at the
base 81 your life line. she remarked
1T IS a Terrible accident. and came
very GEAR being fatal As for your dis
position ron arr VERY COOL tempered
n should say I am exclaimed the
Brooklvn girl "IfI werc not. would
resent some q the things you have
bsru telling me As Tor study. WIN
thats wh1t { care for most n deIv
ing away az Greek and Hebrew Just for
the finn -
Th@ paimst started
81 hurch work said the BROOKLYN girl
Why I'm Known among my friends hJ
che nrSnasne IF the CHRISTIAN work
~
The palmist dropped the hand Of the
fr1o-dvn girl 10 dismsv
~ocetv. sauf the latter II couldn't
ianrr the cstIliou K Il would give ne
a bain - immortality I woulf rathet
earn >an~srs than the walt And a,
frr the ar-al~nt "A chiidhood. the near
esG ever came . &. was when nv
uueic found out that they were feeding
me n sooth NJ syrup and put a stoF
20
Needless - sav that particular
r-,phet ~ palnistrv : quite without
hauar n ~i-ronsvn now But tn,
science still HourisheS- ~ Y sun
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29
SOLSyILLE MIRACLE.
Restoration OF Philsnder HYDE
from Paralysis.
Helpless ssa B~d-Rida~n His Recovery
from This Pitfsbte Csnafhlon-A
KsmarkahIs Narrative



During the past few months there have
appeared in the columns 81 the Standard the
particulars o. a number Of cures 50 remarS-
able as % Justify the term miraculous
These caseS were Investigated and vouched
FOR By the IfhsfHB I'm md, the pstrsst Nsrs.
47-rn8 Erpr-zs and other papers whose rep
utatinu IL a guarantees that he facts were
a. st5rrd- Different ho0is ~ melprins
ard ssue ~ the brightest lights in tho prn-
fsssien had treated these eases. uusuctess-
fully, and their recovery later or. there
f1ra and is means. have created arrufouaf
sensation Throughout the country
The Standard has published the above a.
cnunts for what thfv were worth. and arc
happily abie 70 supplement- same to-day oy
an equally striking ease near home. The
ease = over in Madison county, az Solsville.
snd the subject il Nir Fhilander Hyde, who
told the reporter the following.
Il will b. - in September 1 was born
in BrnokHeid- Madison county. where all
ny lie was -psat until rps-eutlv. when, be-
coming helpless. I anne % 1--we with my
daughfer here. MyIife occupation has been
that % a farmer I was always well and
rugEct NATL two years ago last winter,
when I had She grip. When il left me I had
a sensation 81 uumhucss in nv legs. whirh
gradually grew % be stiT at the Joints and
verf PaihIaA lie1 ne slH.sSs IN ny isS
nFe' am hsp"n M lHe
% ny a ~ % my ny !ohc -
tue o"Nsls ah' sVou%H, anu PrsVhuue a.
ge-tiou. To move the bowels I WAS com
pelled 70 take great quantities Of castor oil.
while I was IN this condition. cold feel
ings would begin in M feet and streak up
my legs TO my baciS and would follow the
whole length Of nv bark bone coult not
sleep. I had no appetite. I beruEae helpless.
White in this condition I was treated bv a
nsr 81 rr,r,i,sr. rb~ua.ia,s T,e- 5a4
-.-~,e -. h-a ---s..Y- -
- -"
INV "sesA p""etVA ht"1u'u even II ny
ptu
The physicians consulted pronounced
fathers Ease creeping paralysis said Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson and when vs brought
hin horne ~ b..F ., h. .,rr,,.5 al - ~
- -. - sL.---
Mh e"'E e"ulN "a
Eeate en' pain an" lnF tns PufpHs. hetooN
a PM OF WnlsSeF adaF Tor three months.
and morphine IN great quantities. When he
began taking PINK Pills w stopped giving
him morphins or auv other medicine and
mt or All stimuiartS In ton davz afssr
father be,an ,.Ei,~ The nils 10 corr5 80.
-. r.. - - --s.L
~. ~HN
mas continued ~ improve untli now ne
Walks a1o7t the house ard the streets By
the ahi % a cane cufv-
Yes. SAID Mr. HYDE and the main has
gnne On. Of nv ha.- ,-F .bs n-r-,b,ess ~
-
- ~ -
H9h s'''l- aAN nave IN e4rlLeht ap-
p+la AM thfu- aIlef y pause But an,
me. | am an old | hav seen nv be-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

The t-sa Vt 4 gun sired a, a d7,-
taurc j. seen long before Il /. heard
h~ecau~s light travels murh faster than
S1and Light woCld 20 four hunirsl
ant eighty linles around ih- whole
.rta while soGEd IS going thir-e7
GIes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

Little Dick-I don't see much use in
going To school
PaPa-Why notf
Little Diek-It took me mos two
weeks 70 learn to pronounce Hawaii
and low It isn't going to be annexed
sfter aIL.-GOod News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29
FrixhfruI Phantoms

Haunt the DRAINS of the sufferer from in
digestion What Should the nightmare-rsf-
den dyspeptic do when waking with a start
he sweat DOSING from the pores. sleep for
me remainder Of the night seems unatfain-
anies Swallow a winegfaSSfuIo Of Heststfersy
stomach Bi-ters, which. II taken before 20
ING % bed. would have insured repess. Tee
ne b3rfers for nervousness, dyspepsia.
rheumatism. malaria.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

To cleanse the system IA a gentle and trulv
beneficial manner, when the Springfine
comes. use the true and perfect rarneSv
syrup Of FiSS4 One bottle viii answer Fer
al the family and costs oniy - cents. IA
larEe SIZE 81 Try Il and BE pleased Man.
tsstHred % "a California Fig Strip co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

Teacher fof drawing class Ionn-
nv n vgu think YOU could draw that house
over the wav Palns Captains sou
Ne. miss but pa Savs II they dont soon
put up the stuff he'll pub t~E7-Raymond
Monthly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29
IT.. Hobby.

The Office Boy-Nr Jenkins has been
in 10 collect his bill
Mr. Short-Has he2 Confound Jen-
kins. That's 4 fai Of his-tryfng to
collect biIIS-Puck.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29
LOST WARSAIpS
Disaster. That Have B~fsifea Vessels o.
fh~ Tn9t~f sfaf~- ~swv

The loss % a single vsrship attracts
nor attention thai the wreci<ing ot .
score of merchantmen. warships SEEK
% b part Of the ration thev are pub
lie vessels ia a double sense. and many
81 them BY the exploits they have
participated in have ensieared their
name. - the people When they are
lost IL Is as II an eminent man had
died - great IS the interest created
b. the loss o. a wsrShip that an er-
rpusnu> Impression IS ocrasioned a. n
the comparative frequency % Disaster
in the navy AMI the merchant service.
The proportion Of varships lost in
time - p.acr 20 the who NUM-
her in commission at snv on
timr. take the vqrlI over. i.
very small Years elapse with
on anv disaster involving the
los 81 an American or British warship
being reported and those navies are
always actively employed and are ex-
PoSsd 20 ali the p.rits 81 the SEA Ger
tain wrecks tx themselves forever in
the public mind hy forcr % peculiar
circumstances attending them. and are
long made the subject 81 speculation
To these tragedies ~ the sea the Z nited
states navy has contributed is share.
but not more than it, share
The navy since the organization 81
the federal -o-ernment has always hal
enough 20 do. in peace or war. amt very
often with rot enough vessels 20 Do l..
In the older days when ships depended
entirely on sail power. they were ex
Pose't to perils against which Steam
now aids vessels. and total disappear
auces were currespoudIngiv more com
mon. One Of the first vessels % the
navy which went down with all or
boari was the frigate IBsurgent
last heard from in July, 1870
The brig Pickering disappeared
about the same time. Which per.
T~hsd first. and the manner Of their
tstes. no man knows; they simply went,
down and left no sign The famous
slDop-of-war Wasp vas last heard from
in September. ISt+ Her fate. ton. il
forever a mystery NS the United
states was at war with England then.
Il il barely possible that the tradition
that a British fri-atc had a night con
tict with a smaller vessel. which. max
ing her escape in the gloom. appeared
to be swallowed up By the sea, had
some foundation and referred TO the
iuckless cruiser. The EDervicr. bring
ing home the Americans Commodore
Decatur had rescued frum slavery in
Tunis and AlgierS. never reached port.
Tradition SAYS the ship struck on Nan
tuciSet shoals in the night aud went To-
pieces. but No nan knows. Fifteen
years after the Wasp wa given mp a.
lost. her sister ship the Hornet. disap.
psarcd She II believed 10 have foun-
dered N a su'ideu squaII in the gulf Of
Mexico. These two ships. the Wasp
ind Hornet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

How l. sour son getting along in col
lege asketi Farmer Corut0ssels ueighbor.
Purity well IN some WAYS don't know
how h. ; dom IN hiz ~staaileS Eut from his
last photograph ! ledge he's discovered a
hair u0nir that 2 make his fortune wash
iuuTnu Star
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

-Rhoda is Greek. the Ose Rosa
F=c i, its Latin d~erivative. n little rose
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

SoNE people imagine that they cannot have
4 Ealk-over without trampduS their rivals
under fooJ-pallas News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

n that tire,f feeling. the f~orrrunner OF
Spring. has told YOU that your system needs
STRENGTHENING 10 not take meiirine. but 20
at once To Hot Springs. Va. The waters
art Ike magic. Tlss hotels are strictlv first
class. the scenery sublime. and the $50 no
bath house Is unsurpassed IN the world,
every known description Of baths being id
ministered-
TAKE the Z. E Y Limited. over the G &
q KY az Cincinnati az night. and reach Hot
Springs the next morning For pamphlet
address &. b Ryan, A. q. P y, &. q D.
Rfy, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

Sxaees--What did ycu think when you
read my first poem Wdgvs-I a put
my thoughts inta words. Suazy-"hy
not W1rv<--I promised nv wife Tdnev-
or swenr IN herprrseucc. -InterO Ocean
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

"foU say size has a limited divorce.
Then. OF course. she duin't obtain Ib in
Souta Dakota What makes YOU 50 sure -
There No limit todiyoryes there -Bura-
10 Courier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

C-avrtArxr ofrhe stage rsrpentsr-alwork
and 10 ular-Texas ~ifting~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

Foo Throat Diseases. Coughs old enr1
ersrtaal rgltef = found IN Inc use OF
sR,v,r.'. n 9acaaH Trochesr Prize cts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29
Beware OF Otptments tor Catsrrh That
Contain Ner-urv

as mercury VIII surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering IT through the uu-
cous surfaces. Surh articles should never
oe usesf except on prescriptions from rep
utab-s -hysbians. asthe damage they viii 10
- ten fold 70 the good ynr can possibly de-
rive from them Halls Catarrh Cure man
ufacturet by F JCheney & Co. Toledo. o,
contains no mercury. and is taken inter.
ndtT, artiHG directly upon the blood ard
murous surfaces Of the system In buviug
Halls Cafarrh Cure be sure you get the zpn-
uine II : taken internally. and made in
foiedo. Ohio. by F. j. Cheney & Co. Test
monials free.
- Sold BY Druggists. prize Gc. per bottle.
Halls Family Pills, - cents.
a PERSISTENT E--Briscne-aJavSmfth
- a regular vocalist Bunting --Nor
ELn.- =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-29

IL YOU want t8 be cured Of a cough use
Hales Honey 81 Harehound and Tar
Pixies Toothaehs Drops Cure in o1e minute.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09
A "Bed Day. for Children.

About once a month I noticed that my
two strong. active children grew what
was called Gross" determined to
watch for the cause and discovered that
even the infant boy can only stand a
certain amount of exercise without be
coming worn out" When therefore az
night / found one or the other particu-
larly cranky" 1 would say to myself:
1T is time this child was rested. To
morrow must be a bed day"
The children understood that this was
in nowise punishment, but a simple sani-
tary measure. Playthings there We're in
plenty. but no getting out of bed. How
that room did look sometimesi Cut pa
pers, toys, everything in every direction,
but / knew that the little legs and body
were obtaining much-needed rest, and
what did a little clutter more or less
amount to?
The next day they would be as bright
and "chipper" as young robins. 1 firmly
believe that by this plan I have warded
off many a little attack of actual illness
by building up the physical strength SC
that sickness could not take a hold
This plan I believe to be original with
me, but 1 am not only willing to give
it away to all mothers, but to send as
well hearty good wishes with it.-"A
Mother" in Housekeepers' Weekly.