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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

hadn't told Mrs Pratt that asie ~
bad a pleasant time But she didN :
- back After he>itating a momcl,
She Unattached the gate and went oIt
into the road She walked with her
head bent, forgetting all about what
her grandmother had said about thrvw-
ing her shoulders hack.
About a quarter q a mile DOWN the
road she came % a big stone which Law
close - the fencc. She sat down on H..
the bag II jumbles in her lap Her
face was very sober, and after a few
minutes she began tpery softly. wiPinr
away her tears with the skirt 20 her
apr'u-
Presently h put her hand in her
pscset ami drew out her handkerchief.
folded neatly. Just n she had taken il
froa her bureau drawer Then slowly.
n by one. she brought out four cur
rant jumbIeS She cried harder than
ever as she looked ~ them
While at the table she had slipped
them into her pocket when she though,
M vas looking. and they had lain
"a heavy burden On her tender little
tNFa EaH III TAH
ought u ~ back and tell Mrs Pratt
what she had done; bat it seened y Il
j. -essi break her heart To- do it,
Il can't can't. she sobbed. her
little face ali PueSered up with weep
ing
but she did.
Mrs Pratt was rocking on the porch
ami knitting on a blue yarn stocking
when little Martha Ann came humbly
in at the gate again All the little
girls who had been playing .'Puss in
the Corner had gone home
Well, what ou earth brought YOU
back. Martha Ann asked Mrs Pratt.
"uid you leave anything
Martha Ann burst ont crying She
took the four currant iumbles from
her packet and held them out 10 Mrs
pratt-
Il took EN-. she sobbed. II took
'em when you wasn't Iookiu at me
was Eqin 70 take en- home tn Essie.
Martha AIMS eyes were - fun of
tears that She couldn't see the express
>ipn II Mrs traits face: but she felt
the currant jumbles taken from her
hanA
>hail-ShalI give-you-the>e-in
the bag toy she sobhed
NO you keep EN- Take EN- to
Es>ie like told YOU Taint mad at
You. Martha Ann felt pretty sure
you'd eome back Twas just sjttin' out
here 20 see. I saw vou take those jun
hie>- bat ~ course I couldn't say a
word An ! knew why you was sit
tin cut here 81 solemn after supper.
and diiut ant 70 play. But ! guess
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18


The Path that leads 20 a Loaf - Brad
" tar1rrA che >usMps u TatL
AMI tAs aats that leads za ~ais q Clothes
Gass through rne r1ssrieSs ~ad
tuf TIE nath thlt leafs e. a Loaf ~ Hr.li
Aata sgic % Ctothes d. hard o. tr-AL
anf the path that i~a.is q a Hou~- q Your
own
CLIMBS over thr ~hoElIe--f hills
Ausf the paths chat l-llts 20 a Hank Accsuas
Are sEsut by r1e a-t -hlt kills
BVt the man sha starts 10 the paths to-day
O. enc flEF Htis may 10 lstraF
% IRE LatzF Hliis IRE .--es % saAte
H sn dreamy Hrasts ~ Sheep.
AMI ts 0l-Hfs1r E.ser 10 Pleasure laughs
atalaa down the sterp
RI F-sa t1- Blasts 70 E.1rsr raui-
EHe ses 4et TIRE river are f-asea iumR
Thea re o. -has~ i1 rh- Lazy HIS
W1ra -as BLASTS ~ winter Haaan
tass f-er tae uarh 20 d Back Account
N-. shr ptta ro r. F1l-r 70 Th-t- uen
fue7r -rl- Arr BART In ROE Summer natt
uat fa w-rar t1-T lead e. a snug RETREAT
- NJ tr~s la silver Gross
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
HAVING FUN WITH the DOCTOR
N. Funny Fellow G-s- tt IN the Neck for
IN. Little Ioke.

Inc EuHrF teAfnW tets u n tHe Neck Tor
Ills Little Joke.
The other morning. as a belatcd
member 81 tn owl club was steering
home through the dense fov. which tho
writer i reliably informed hangs over
the city At three a. m. he passed the
house of 4 well-knnwn physician The
vestibule Of this residence vas open.
and on its side the dim rays Of the
moon. struggling through the gloon
produced by the efforts Of the city gas
company. disclosed the mouth II an
acoustic tute, underneath which was
the inscription. Whistle for Dr.
Potts
Not wishing % BE- disobIigin 2 about
50 small a matter. the owl stumbled
M the steps. and steadvin- himself
against the wall. blew into the PIPE
with all the strength % hts lungs
The physician. who was awakened
by the resultant shriil whistle near his
h-ad. arlSe and after wondering ~
the singular oior Of WHISKY in the
rr-pm. CROPPED his way - the tube AMI
shouted -Welle'
~tslad 70 know you're we'll. was the
reply. ~hut. being 4 doctor. I s'ross
you can kecp well at cost price. cant
you
What do Won WANT said the man
81 pills. not earin~ N joke in the airy
nothing Of his uightxown
Well sand the party ut the other
end Of the tube after a few moments
meditation "Oh. By the way, are YOU
young Potts or Old Potts.
Il am DR. Potts There Is no young
Potts
Not dead. ! hope
There never was any. have No
son.
Then Won are Young Potts and oil
Potts. too. Dear. dear. now singular
What do you vants- snapped Tho
doctor. who was beginning to feel a
though his leg were a pair Of eIon-
gated icic.eS
You know old Mrs Peavine. who
lives in the next block
Yes Is she sicke What's the mat
ter
DO you know her nephew. too-BH
Briggs
YES wrIIe-
Well he went MP to bridgeport
shooting. this morning. and
And ne had an accident Hold ur
a minute TIL he right down
No, he's all right; but he got sixty.
two ducks-eightesu of EN- mallar,is
Thought won might like to hear it
And the Joker hung on to the nozzle
and laughed like a hyena digging up a
fat missionary Il say. came down
from the -eVlSperated VI T.. that's a
Jolly good Joke. nv friend. Won't You
take something
What ~ait the surprised huuor
I-t. rau>ing for breath
~Nnv. taks something Take this
And before the disEu>ts,i funny man
rpuIi Withdraw his mouth. q hastily
compounded mixture 81 ink iueyac
ant asafpctida squirted from the pipe
and ielus-t him from head 10 foot
ahs,at a pint mouop-1llzing his shirt
front ard c,silar.
AMI while h danced franticaIIv
around spouva- himself II with hi.
aau.isrrchef ant swearing like =
pirate IN the last act he eogll hsar ar
angel voice from above svcctly mur-
uru
Have some more NJ Vel ~--f
nrht Come again ~-sn vna funny
@ van Ey-bye -LruSrlIle Ne.ir
cal News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

>EnR-'-s YOU see al sorts Of people
m the e3ur~- Of 4 DAYS run Said the
oh~erraut nan 10 the trainboy A. ne
hougnt a package OF w-5nterEreen chew
M -um-
Yea bet. Sabf the boy. after the
manner Of his kind IooS acrost the
WaF there at that woman a-crvin' over
H~IueNIlE Married. or, The Doom Of
Mary Jaue- When she come on the ear
this mornin she were As pretty As a
wax hgger, all red an white. Since
shes been a-readin that novel shes
cried TIL her face IS all streaked and
striped. the paints run 50 she looks
Jest like a zebry-
And the youth walked on. leaving
the observant man in deep thought
Detroit Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

And o reject nv e1sr% he said
% her. Intensely ~Yea refase to BE-
the q cma IA al the world TO
me-
Tn afraid she confessed rather
Kindly. for she meant well
Then. have but cue thing TO say 10
vou, madam he said. reaching for his
hat
am sure You have my permission
to say that What j. it,
lie drew himself up to his full
hight.
There are others he replied
haughtily. and passed out of the game.
Detroit Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
a PERSIAN DINNER PARTY.
Guests Squat on the Floor and Eat In /.
Hurry.

Hurry.
When the Persian host thinks that
II entertainment has lasted long
enough he gives the signal for supper.
which l. served either in the same or
IN another r~om \ cloth i laid on
the 4 o around which are arranged
the long lat cakes Of -pibble bread
whIeh do double duty a. food and
plates The meat consisting for the
INST Part of ~p5law$ au1 -chflawS-
q different sorts. are placed in the
ceutsr. together With bowls q -herb-t.
a - whach = supplied with a deli
eateIF carved woo.iea Spaon- with deep.
h~natshap-t bowl whereof the sides
sap. dswE - form a =srt q ke~l At
the huttom The guests squat dovn oa
their Szrw> anG heels round the etcth-
ths ha-s plaSin< h5m whom he dr>irp~
INST . honor 90 his -ixht ,l3e AZ the
upP-r ~uz - the ry-sn i E. Opposite
the taar A. the lower end the muSf-
eaus AMI Ministries take their sIzccs
AMI al without further delay. cum
lsne an attack on the wants The
consumption - tpoi Progresses rapidly.
Nrth bat little c-oEversati1u- for il Is
nat usual IN Persia tn Iinxer over meals
OF u prulnnE them - talk which il
better conducted while the mouth Is
not otherwise employed Il the hos,
wishes - pay special honor - the
guest he picks out and places in his
mouth SINE part ieuiarIy delicate NOR
SCI In about 4 quarter Of an hour
frum the eomme Of the ban
quet most Of the guests have finished
and washed their hands by pouring
water over them from a metal ever
into a plate Of the sane material.
brought round by the servants for that
parpo>e They then rinse out their
mouths. roll down their sleeves again,
Partake Of a final pipe. and unless they
mean 10 stay FOR the night. depart
homeward either on foot or on hor~-
back preceded by a servant bearing a
lauteru-PfrrSbur-h RuIIsrin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
SHERIFF WILKINS FREED.
Tears Of Slavery saa How ne E.-ap~d-
Health L. Improving-H.. Gained FIf~
teen Pounds In W txht-r.Ik About His
D~ffv~rer pe.ffv-

UKBtSs. Ohio. April IL Ise5-fSperian-
This town "a in quite a boil OF excitement
sine thef facts about the improved phvSiral
condition Of many of oHr leading citizens
nesame known Anderson q Cramsr. the
Dig wholesale ana retail druggists. were
called on 1nd frankly admitted that they
were the first - start the good work. as
Mr.. Anderson termed IL YES. we fnrrp-
d'Hret N0-Io-Bar into this town about three
years ago The demand al the start was
very light. the folks had no faith in il. but
we sold 10 a few people, ard u cur great
e-t0u1>nmeut every one reported a cure.
Slnre that time we have sold hundreds Of
boxes and every one under a guarantee
% cure or refund the money, and strange as
u may seem. we have never haf a call 10 ~
fund money. This i indeed a great rs,ort
OF merit. AMI u - h-s-ause Of this merit that
the bIg sale has resulted A. every cure
brings IN at least twenty five customers We
know that Nu-To-Bar san be reiiesi Anon IN
every re-ps-~ and NoTeB8r not ouiy re-
Reeves TIE nervous irritation and maxeS the
Use q tobacro euurelv Unnecessary. but n
the same time bullsts Up and fortiie< the
general physical cunditiou- inst saw tvro
Of cur prominent merchants pass down III.
Opposite sale Of the street. sh-y were cured
o. 70 Io-b@f ayear asu. and they have not
n-et tah1rro slurE amt have been greatly
improved IN h.zlth- have a srpar w4uv
clStousrS. men who are vel advanced IN
years. who have b.en cun~f of the taha.r-n
uahsf ~ t1e use % Na-T-Har. and who
coaanae taxing Il rr-hE along FIR IL t1nic
efsrts AS a natural mrEnrafara ana -,im-
uaaf We beieve ths-e : % preparatieu in
Amerr4 ~ eQuai iEw
Know L. T. wilkins cur sheriff.
don Z YOU
Yes % cour-s I do
-Nel-Fua anti uter-sew km
Mr. En- vas alaa u..u- anf szis
YES Noyema-r On. A-s I b4uxhr nv ar
@tNgt Job fr1u Andsrsou 4 Gamer
astufte tNth- ant ~ ny great SHrnrze
Atsr HssnE part - Tire tart hax waS
c1@n&eg clue4 aud dat nnt have 10 Is4-t
As>afe Tor tahNrn. ! hasf bs~a a p~rFevt
SAVE - aN@sa for over rNeufg-Ev. years
AsmekEt from Twelve toffHem dHw-
h-4AF / tst bcrner. I ssesn better. think
ustfar Ad | have Eliassf fte~n pounds ID
%eiEhG Ant1 taere - not ! dav Pas=s< that I
81 nat rs-amm.ud Na-T-Bh. = waaw 81
~ tahzsFo Usrs vine I know arp ae>f-uE
Heai
Farfner investigation rersalet the fArt
nat Naere are 80 people living IN this town
AaA me surrounding cuuafrv who hive
o-en clret BY No-TpBlc II tire cures 70
en- AZ Ms u.e il viii not b. very loux h.
fare the tnasVo i~nstaSfry i going - Dc -erf-
oG-y aTsts7A The ale q No-ToBLc has
seeu phenomenal
ne pahta- s1ouid be warned. however
AGAINST M purchase Of auv Of the many mi
42en~ "a the market. a the suceeSs Of No
f%b1r has brought forth a host Of counter
-stes and ImltatorS- The genuine No-To-
n~r sotd under a guarantee U cure By al
.fae-t~ AMI every tablet has the word No
Ae-El3N PLAINLY stamped thereon. and in the
F@rehA-e CT the genuine article YOU run no
PhvsAsal or inancial r5Sk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

\ Ne<re vas on the witness stznf-
enc - the ols fa>hbnu@f kud not im.
puteat hut piain>reasnz The law.
YER got along fairly w~lI until he
sssei the witness what has occupat68r
va
Use a CARPENTER
-W bat Kind n 4 carP-uter
They calls me a jaex-ieS e~arr.ntcr
Sab
What = jack-leg earpxnterF
He 4 carpenter IS NJ Il not 4 6-st
class carpenter. saa
Well explain fully What yoa under
stand a jaek-le- CARPENTER 70 be. in
sisted the lawyer
Boss. I decIar dunno how ter
'sPlaIn any mo 'eept 10 ay hit am r.
de same diffuuee twixt you an e
fust-elass lawyer Comraa
-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

~ ipc1 aspirations, as they cannot reach
thet sexsea portion ~ thsear There isouly
enc war - cure Deafness. and that Is bycun-
sU.axion4l rrm-iis> Deafness iscansed by
an inAKued coalition Of the murous lining
Of the Easta-hian Tuhe- hen his tube
gets inaanet you have arumbling sound or
~iupsrfert hearing. and when II Is entirely
closed Deafness Is TIE result and unless Ghe
Inflammation can b. taken ont and this ube
resssrettoit is normal condition. hearing VIII
b destroyed forever. 1i1e eases out Of ten
are czusst By catsrrh- waich IS nothing bu;
an ia1ansi condition Of the nncous sur
fares
We vii give One Hundred Dollar. for any
cz@e Of Deafness caused by rafarrhi that
cannot Be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
send for circulars free.
n J. CHENET & Co. Toledo, O
Sold BY Druggists. -
Halls Family Plux y cent?
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

you RI an r<hr now You uc~Iu-t err
ay nor Cou- in ans I~t ue wash
vour aer IT'S all >uoa-h-i ~
+ v4Salna~t dark hen Martha Ann
-eaea@f hame and h-r r-znimoth.r
eVltsd her - she had - tell whv
she hal stayed 80 lase- She cried again
shvn she >av how thu story shackel
her ErauImother.
1t doe~ beat all how Children will
act sabI the oh Lady I'm mortiSsyi
INST IN death. Martha Ann But you
did right 70 Eo back AMI tell. though I
don't guess Mrs. Pratt will ever ask
you To- her house again
But she dill When Esther was able
To 90 out another invitation came for
both little girls And this time when
Martha Ann left Mrs. Pratt's house
after tea there was nothing in her
pocket except her handkerrhief--N.
Y. independent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Speaking Of dogs. said the hunter
At the grocery store. my dog l. no
SLOUGH vas out fishing with him At
>ahatis pond the other day. was two
hsh shy 81 a mess and they wouldn't
bite said I TO the dog .Scotty. I'd
give a dollar for two more pickrrelS
The dog gave a leap. dove eight feet
into the pond. was gone two minutes
and came back with n pieksreI in his
mouth and the other hanging to his
fore leg-Lewiston Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

On the principal lines of tic Chicago,
Milwaukee q - Paul railway passenger
trains are e.ertric lighted. steam heated and
protected BY block signals. With these
modern appliances railway travelling At
high spsesis has reached a degree OF safety
heretofore unknown and not attalnable on
roasis where they are not in use. Electric
lights and steam heat make it possible to
dispense with the oil lamp aud the car
stove. Block signals ave reduced the
chances for collisions to the minimum BY
maintaining an absolute interval of space
between trains.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Recent statistics as to the public
Libraries Of the United States show that
Massachusetts, ranks trst with 2I2 free
public libraries, with a total Of s.76N.-
oa volumes. or LBS volumes to every
LEGO OF the states population New
Hampshire comes next. with ~ libra
rteS and i75.9O0 books or asf volumes
to every loo Of population Illinois
ranks third having az libraries. or 10
volumes 20 each 100 81 the popula-
.fon-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Twiekeuham-That boy Of mine has
been hanging around a young ladies'
seminary now for a month, and l don't
like IL
Won Blumer-It has not hurt him
any. has it,
Twiekenham-Hurt him. Why. the
youngster has learned TO smoke cigar,
ettes-BrookIyn Life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

1t always grieves ne I eontem-
plate the initiation Of children INTO he
ways II life when tEey are scarcely
more than infants II checks their
confidence and simplicity. two Of the
best qualities that Heaven gives them,
aud demands that they share our sor~
row before they are capable Of enter.
inE ssio oVF snloyEezEA-Disxsa&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
TIE ARMS OF EUROPE.
THE army and navy Of England CO
$3.50, oo0, 600 a e

s161, 600, 600 a year.
THE lowest sick rate in the English
navv service In ISM ,xaS IN The S,uth-
east e,,a.t Of America station and he
HIGHEST On the China station
A Russian eeouomis. estimates the
annual cost Of armed peace in Europe
at sle0o. eOo.o How vastly less ex-
pcnsivc il would be 70 maintain an TN
armed reace,
A WV outer sole + being tried on
the boots u the German soldiers hv
direct order rf the rn.paru- II con-
siSss Of a raS.r - linaesI oil varrfSh
and irop filings which i said "a ren3er
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

80 you say smiths new store on the
avenue Is closed
Yes It l. shut up
Why, thought II was doing an i'm
ulrnSe business
That's just what busted II up. II
vas always % crowded that nobody
could get into It~-Texas Siftings.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Little Dot-Teaehers saw we needn't
all learn 10 write the same hand
Mamma-That pleaSes you, doesn't
it
Little Dot-Why. n Its Just as
hard To learn 10 write one way as an
other Now. if she'd only tell Us we
needn't all spell the same way. there1d
be some comfort in it--Good News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
Hoods


vii purify, vi,a,i,e ari epr5sh the blood.
create an appetite. ana enable the ha.is
cas- ami safely b mest tha coming
chanrgs temperature o. possesses pre-
-iss taa-e etemen-s ~ slrae-t AMI a<
tine whs-h the hsty a. TINS season Graves
Heosf< S~lrsarariill = t ideal suri1r
medciae a1dthe Great Blood Pri7lr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Is the characteristic title OF a prnfrsslv
Illustrated book containing ever one hun
dred pages OF charmingiy written deSrrip-
aons or summer resorts in the COUNTRY
north and west Of Chbcarp he r.asi1g
natter i new. the Illustrations are new.
and tne inform alton therein vii be new 10
almost everyone
A copy Of short JOURNEYS on a Long
ho1f viii De sent free 70 anyone who viii
Tlht1>e Ten Z 90 a pasfaSel 70 GEn.
n hEsEFnRD. General Passenger Agent
Cnlcago, Milwaukee, = ST. Paul RAILWAY.
Chicago, L..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Little Ethel who has been looking
at pieturesl-When boys go to Heaven,
they just take their heads an put
wings on them, an they fy around
thyt way
Little Johnny-wot's that for7
Little Ethel guess that's so they
can't hght-Good News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Little Duplex (caught in the aetE
Doan' whoP me. mommy. doan' whop
me. All | teched wuz a weenty bit OBJ
dis raspberry jam,
Mrs Coonby (sorrowfully-Au' dat's
de lan- chile, wot's de cause OBJ all dis
Psn-de seed-us wot's goin' roun.. Chile.
Gale! Tink OBJ habing Il berry
bushes CROWN in 20 insides.-Puek.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

10 you intend TO marry agaiss-
said Mr. Riverside. of New York. to
Mr.. de Cree, % Cnieago
~Of course. replied Mr.. de Cree
There are two ceremonies still IN
punched in the Communication marriage
ticket ! bought OF Rev. DR.. Thirdly
JUDGE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

~fN sarrT. Mr. unpaav,- said the Lead
= ct tas brass hand - the has drummer,
bat We shAll have 10 dispense with FOUR
serveS~ Why Why You ask ne
Why Am1a WIN las grown 50 fAt that be
can 20 lonrer hit the miasile Il the drum
1-zs ere way ~. Y. Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Maude-That >wattles girl is wildly
infatuated with her new chum. that
Molly Janesoy. What does it mean. /
wondera
Madge-It means that Molly has a
brother Chicago Tribune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

hhhrh kert in order runs smoothly and
regularly. 80 The bowels keep UP their az
ton II measures are taken 70 keep them in
good working order This infers, Of course,
that they are 0at Of orier The sure~t ~
course then Is t. Ho=tetter's stomach Bit
tiers. 4 lsxttive mild but effective whirh Is
also a remedy for dyspepsia. malaria. rneu-
maasm. H-ervuusness and kidney trouble.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
Sarn.rir Noman

Charlie Kniekerboeker-I tell YOU.
our club room IS going 10 be fixed Cd
fine Its going 10 nave all the home
comforts
Mrs knickerbocker with 4 SaeerE
And when is our home TO have al the
CLUB contradictions Sitting
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Has Miss Gildinghy any accom-
plishnsnts asked the young man
Il should say So replied her en-
thusiastie admirer. She can refuse %
play the piano and stick TO iL-wsxh-
Lsgtoa staE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
In the Spring

Every orc should pay atteataa 70 the con
d.tiuu Or his hsa''h Nca-v every person
needs a good spring meIieiae The i'm
puritses whb-h have accumulated in the
blood during the c7,t months must BE- ex-
PEELED or when the mitI drys enme and
the efsct n brpcia- ARR IS lost the body IS
liable - b. oserc1mc by disease
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

HArS the Use OF CONTINUALLY wcrrvfus
Aoo1. yn1r healthf Slli theceusarious CHI
Lie 5 but a span anyhow Il know
max w1S the reply. but there are spaus
ant spaas Tn booking for something o.
ne Brooklyn bridge order--W ashington
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Goo writes the Gospel rot ia the Bible
ARR. ut "a trres and flowers. and clouds,
and szar-Latner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
Sold BY Dr1cx1Scs 80
Halls Family Pills - cents

Is TocK husband cut of politics. asked
the vi>lAer Yes. replied the wife Of the
ex salesman. Il thiak he must be- Every
time | mention an el@ tion be says he's not
IN E"-WAShinEten star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Mas TR0CT. why do you look so down
N the giIisff Trout my dear, I can't help
Worrying whenI remember that it's most
LIME again-~-N. Y. Recorder.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

~PAFA gave ne two pennies TO put in the
pate IN ehEnch . yoa know VINO tho~e
pennies were forf- -CourSe L Do. for r.
organ man ] heard the music-Judr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

NHES lgver hanx over the gate there is a
god deal 70 be said on both sides before
they qglE-Texas SiftinE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

"YoCNs man. dont you know you ought
TO lay something BY for a rainy dayFI II
do; my ~rubbers.-N- Y. Recorder.