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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
REPosE or MANNER
An a-Tfu Accompaniment That Oa<ht
- He Cultivated Anew.


OR rrrat-grandmothers taught their
daughters that rep@c at
was the first rcqrisite % true Prupriety-
No well-bred lady would dtgct in com-
pany.pgt her hands To her faee.tnss her
head. or finger her buttnrS ~ she
talked. she did il in n soft vuicr amt
without gesticulatiou. no matter how
many rings she wore or how pretty
her hands might be. She was taught
even u control her features, that
squirting and winking the eyes and
twitching the mouth were not niee.
and that they could and should he in
Permitted in polite society. In sitting.
neither the knees nor the feet
were 10 be crossed. rocking was Odi-
ouslv vulgar, yawuiug and stretching
were unspeakabIe oFenseS. and. above
al. the hansis must BE- crossed or fold
eel in the lap. and kept there.
A later generation reversed these
~esiietS Its motto was: Whatever you
do. don't he stiff The stately ladies'
Of the old regime were voted slow
and ''prim~ Movement and demon
stration came in and repo~e went
ont. In the craze after ''naturalnesS.
the pendulum. a. usual, swung past
the happy medium. and feverish unrest
marked the department Of our young
women.
A. the outward ann is said Tn in
iuence largely the inward state. who
shall say that the present reign OF
nervous diseases has not been scnSi-
biV allied hv the fling aud uur~~trafus
OF the modcru school Of manners Isit
not true that the habit Of ~e1nsroIIinx
the facr and members helps To eStab
fish a control OF the emotions AMI
Thoughts
We plead for at least a partial re-
sumPtiono f the old forms Let mothers
once nore teach their girls - sit still
ia company. In cultivate calmne>S Let
our xom~n learn to carry an earnest
without ge>ticElatiou-
We Used - be todd that living in bed
with hands folded and eyes shut vas
half aS go-i A. sleep when sleep Wa
impossible Il i quite credible tina
fnuncinE AMI tossing about largely in
reass the loss - strength from sleep
lessnesS. as We know that the sleep
which i accompanied with much toss
ing AMI turning i not as refreshing as
that which Is taken quietly. Just -.
Il 4 rvposed tanner IL acquired early
IN life. an enormous exPcn>. 0f nervous
movement n spared. and a correspond
inr mount Of power may be saved-
Dutlosk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
rHE SONG oE HURRY.

oaf a. hurry. hurry, hurry, and rs hurry all
Yaavs soss 8 s-eB a hurry ink. ADJ hustle IKE
MmAn.
The easy sag % ruizg IS 4 rrlic % me past
And u1N ns hurry hurry up Sos h1rrgt
hurry fass
rs VERY sarr e you don't run the other fellow
sill
And 50 rou uaas 70 hurry. ami thea hurry
barrier stHL
ifsome ones bound to scas ron you can piss
him Ia q wink
II yoa eat keep f., AsFrT %. and never stop 20
think
There NAY Dc time - catch voar b-cath sh~n
you have eaugl; your ear
uut sixty s-o1is 20 ta- minutes al ofthcH
therr are
raerg arr pu. -t,y minutes on, o., evcy aou,
AMI raea yau n-ure very fas;. rs av'uI ao~
O. Ts-
Ant iaa f1rs~s you've rat,o -ctshere mighty
Fut-s uecou.c
Y1u ue eat % get away aTal-. AMI snatch IL
Whose Jaws ,h-y are saat cut the Ice. nor
shat Te1 ~ xaiHr ,a snatch
Yoa cat bee TOO particular ia such 4 shooyiae
uat-h
You ae~ias sop to IL your feet AMI 'ry 70
SAL cracE
For though it- -eu-h a-Ert,iar there. i.s
tougher rsts.u- rrE
There's istie time % IinEcr Ga thc rreeuv-
zua--T llwu
wacu .aur before you've -1t,sa there yuu
ought 60 then b. gone
- keep a-bumplzz humptur row. and Jolly
r1ht a1aug
wItA here . hu-ry their 4hu-rT tnsH a hur-T
strong
hurry fa-r
Iis ten % one you ~ on the run AaI Ray ret
tack az LAST
w EuwauTvE. IA y L sun
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
RATIONS FoR ROYALTY.
Eatasl-s Provided Tor a Russian Monarch
Journey

Eatasl-- Provided Tor a Russian Monarch.
Journey
Emperurs on their travels take no
pleasure apparently. in that form OF
rOughiug it which involves dining
without fish r night and without a
choice - two liquors. or which implies
a last from Strawberries in October.
The table Il perpetually AMI monato-
nously kept up 10 the high point Of
capital aul what this involves IN the
service IT the imperial train may -
gathered from the "Reminiscences pub
lshed in Russia % the ez1rs Journey
across tbs continent IN ISS.- It vas
the journey which was inter
rupted. it viii be rememheret.
b. the attempt 70 wreck the train II
i true that the way was through 4
country unmeet for the supply Of
Parisian confectionery. for instance
aud that materials for this necessary
were therefore inevitably included in
the baggage Even for fish the Gas
plan could not he trusted For she dsh
~ the Caspian J. favored with p.trr-
ieum, which lows into il from the Baku
wells Nor was any confidence felt in
the beef NJ the stepFes 20 one woula
answer for catching n nlet in time t.
meet the f--i trains. AMI two spe-
eial trains for this single purpose
were not ton much. some Of the
compartments being converted into
freeEiuE chambers And - these
were iutrustcd the oysters from
osteud. not without misgivinS The
trains weHt ~careering "a - nrepare the
dinner, the menu flying back by teie-
graph- Not en- wheels however wa
the delicate business Of the cookery A.
eomplshed Kitchens. a DAYS jogruey
asUnier- made 4 chain zcruss norrheru
Europe aud part e Asia Each kitchen
was manned By three hundred persons
who>e duties began and ended with The
solitary effort Of n single dnuer
Then there WIS what mav he called ths
rolling ssocS OF servants. who has
Travelled with the ear and ezariua aad
miuistered - the lesser Solemnitiss 81
luncheon It was during Iunsheor
that the crash occurred. and II va.
owing To the extremely substantial
building OF the Important cumpartHaen
that the imperial lives were not lost
Pail Mall Budget-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Certain French physicians cure COLDS
BY applying ice tn the spine. Prof
P1ctet recently put before ths French
academy Of medicine the whole svS-
TEN Of frigotherapeuticS- lie began
by experimenting on dogs, and found
that when they were plunged into a
bath AZ low temperature and were
kept there for some time they became
ravenoasiy hungry Being himself a
sufferer from stomach disease, he had
forgotten what IL was to have an ap-
petite 10 he descended into the re-
f~rigerating tank at a temperature
many degrees below zero He wrapped
Il thick psli.se and other warm clothes
aboUt him bat after four minutes h.
began To feel hungry At the end OF
eight minutes he climbed out of the
tank with a painfully keen appetite.
Many such experiments were made.
All G1esls. taken after a short stay il
the refrigerator. agreed with him III
found that his dyspepsia was cured at
ter the tenth deSeenL-San Franeises
Argunaut
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
FOR COLD WEATHER
E-fr~~hna-afs >hsaIa B. sa-h A. WIN
Hria< Csusars to tbs >hIv-ria Z tsu~-r-

E-fr~~hna-nfs >hsaIf n. sa-h A. WIN
Hiring Csuassrs to th= >hIv-ria { ssu~-r-
4 few New York haste~seS blessed
with lively imaginations and a love Of
variety have set about improving On
the system II days a home January
being a cold and desolate month and
tea Il doubtful beverage in quality at
the haui % every hostess and wholly
abJured By many women A. injurious
- complications 4 big eggshaped uru.
beneath which 4 tiny alcohol let burns.
- ~ up N the eeruer-cf the drawing
room The urn i SLED with chicken
bouillon- served piping-hot in small
silver cups and with in~vigoratiug dash
4 sherry for tha-- who prefer il 50
With the bou5lion are served piatterS
Of toasted water biscuits that have been
s~paringIv huttered and lightly Sprink-
lsa with sat Sometimes il place
q salt a Powderiug Of cheese i grated
over the hot cracker and for n relish
At I've o'clock nothing could he pref
cradle 10 this light. warm repast Men
It : well Ia remark. heartily advocate
the change from insipid tea : % the in
vizorating hot boufllon. but the special
innovation for the benefit Of women
are two drawtng-ruom pages These
are small. welI-trained little bows in
buttons livery. or lone up in slipper.
white linen and turbaus, who AZ in
tervals Of fifteen minutes carry about
among the callers large lacquer trays.
on which are spread violess and rose
leaves erystaliized and salted nuts
with ginger One i supposed TO scoop
up \ few OF the ~confeetions or nuts as
the pages pass. reserved and d~ecorous,
IN their tangled ruuts among trains
and flowers and brie-a-brac laden Ia
bleS-N. Y. sun
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

April
May

A.. re Best z11ths IN which % purity your
blpoA DurtnE t1s loue. cnGI waser. the hlaoI
becomes nm aai impure. rhs buly becames
wax Ra1 tr-L tas aDpauEs may NJ loss. AMI
Just row tn system GRAVES shH a1 % , reliable
medicine Ike IDOL SArsaparllR
Hpyts S~lrsapnrtl1 Is peculiarly adapted %
the nseds u the hrtT dartax taese months It
~hgrogsalY PARTIES aad wtELaze4 the h.aoL
creates 1c1oi a9uelts. cures bEli1usne@s ard
heAtAehs gives healthy action % the kianeys
A1i hver and l1pargs strength - The waoie
BODY.
Nov Is the sine when you should give Roofs
Sarsaparls 4 far tr1L Thai scrufalarzs faint
Saich has b.-a Ia y9Ir ht1u-t flr n-a-S nag be
thoroughly eEpsllef b. rfVia- H1ui 3 Sars1p1-
fir -r4 Il really tsa wonderful blood
purr1er All b~uilla<-up msdciEe
uerft Wins 4Hi rae rzet mat Hoots S1r
saparla actually lcr1mplslss w11t Is claimed
urtE = what his n13s 10 the medicine hrst "a
IRE c1udlsucs % 1ur cngu1rvmen. AMI given
. Hrp1s >1rsauIrua a popularity zad sale
-re1rsr than t1aE % ans other ai1ot purifier
We h1ve Ho9fas Strssulrtlt n ths house
INST q The tine All waeu W. ar- ros aeun-
vel re use Il Last surfu- Fly bttI- boy bah
\ old hr~Eking our All hs l=e was 1s1-Hl
scah Ihe<zn rsiaE arm H1.at >arsapa-tIA
ami be Is aiE wei ant there are M scars .sf-
Mus J Il GILLETTE GoatSize. mIaaEL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
4 JAPANESE sToRY.


Once upon a time there lived in q lit
tie hamlet in Japan a young couple
They had one ehI3.a beausiful little
girl whom beth loved very dearly II
eaHle 20 Puss while the child was s,u i
baby girl That the father was obliged
10 take a laur Journey - the tar-Iis
tant city Il was too far for him "a
take his vie and child. -, lie left them
AZ hoHle AMI Travelled alone
In that great city he saw many new
things waiek. having lived In the
peaceful little hamlet up anon the
mountains all his life. he had never
seen hefore- He desired 10 take hoa.e
u his wife some Of these new things
which seemed - him - wonderful
AMI the most wonderful gift be could
taxi. it seemed 70 him. was n mirror.
lie wished u take home u his wife the
pleasure and surprise he had expert
eIeed when he hal first looked into A
mirror. - he took one home 10 his
wife
When h. arrived home he gave the
present 70 his wife and for the ars-
tIme She booked into a mirrur. What
Az 80 - mr. HAANAaEtA AHNENL- ri
replieds Il declare I see a vcrv pretty
woman She wears her hslr Just a. I
da mine au8 she smiles aud ta.sves her
lips A. Z soc were talking GO me Her
husband told her that the mirror wa,
a present for her and he n-rc-t she
would use Il every dav- Put - vfse
thought It far ton beautiful and rare
and Getty a gift - use every dav= -
she put II carefully auav AMI never
spoke a1-pat Is - the lissIe ~deugats-.
Vho grew more beautiful ausi more
Ike her mother every day
By and By 4 great misfortune fell
up..n that little household The wife
and mother fell sick. and il waS sspou
evide.t that she must die A. she Iav
ups'n her deathbed she called her little
daughter q her and told her that ~I.s
was gssl- "a lose her motEer forever
h coula point - M future life after
death in which they should he re-
united But in the lowe and sinplirftv
" her heart she did the bsst sAs
could, she totd her little daurht.E
about the wonderful mirror. After
am dead. she said take down rha,
box ami look into the mirror that i;
e'utaiuS There you viii See my sace,
AMI want you u look into the mfrrur
every day that you may never t1rzei
your mother. AMI that you may grow
like me more and more every day
~ the mother died The little xiri
did a. she had been told and in IN.
wonderful mirror she Thought she saw
her mothers face. young and bsaa
tifuL not a. she had seen her. pale an
al A. IA lay dying. but fair and frest
a. she had booked before the fatal III
Hess And the little girl hooked int,
the mirror evs-y day and Thought %
her mother and her many lovely Ways
aHd - It came about that she grew I,
be more IKE her mother a. the rear
went by-Rschester P1st-Express
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

How true il : that a guilty con-
seIence needs no aerzser was well
shown By a LITTLE occurrence reported
by an exchange
A gentleman went cut q town for a
day GshiEE- taking a luncheon with
him When he reached the eresk. he
Discovered that he had dropped the
luuchron sousw here on the War. and
hassenevI back - Iook for It. By AMI
BY he net q bGrly Nero who looked
very WelI pleased with himself AM was
picking his teeth
did ySu pick up anything IN the
rad A. you came along asked the
gentleman
y sab" answered the eciored nan.
i didn't pick up anything COuldn't
4 dog have found il aud est IL Epg--
Youths Camuaufuu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Win c k~PPLIcArToNS Is they Cannot
eArn TIE seat Of the disease. Cafarrh < .
o.eoo or eo~ns0t0tlon1l disease. and IN order
% cure II you must ake Internal rrr,s-sses
hA1SC afarrn Cure IS taken i-nteruaIlv- ana
Scts dIreclv N the blood and mucous So
I9ess HAIs Catarrh Cure is not a auacx
H1nf1ne- II was prescribed bv one Of the
ss@t pnyslci1ns IN this country for wears and
the best TONES known. Dubinssi v-5rn -
Best blood purifiers. acting afrect,v "a t5e
mucous surfaces The perfect errbinarion
% n two ingredients IS what prusirees surh
wonderfu results IN curing Casarrh. Ssri
for testimonials. free.
FJ CHESzr & Co. Proos. Toledo. n
Sold BY Druggists prize &c.
halls Family Pills Is eents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Really. Mr. Stslate. she protested.
you have given me fOur hours of your
time this evening".
~Why-er-upon my word 50
have The hours p4Ss like minutes
when I am with you
You were telling me- that since your
promotion your time IS valuable
Yes
We'll. papa doesn't allow me 10 &C.
eept exp-nsive presents from young
len"-Wazh4rxtoa star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

81 the ~colonel's horse. riding there In
silence for some time.
Then she spoke abruptly; faint
very bad fer six Of en- ter hold back
mu-en a hundred. she sail. as they
heart the sound 81 distant firing.
Il hope were not too late. muttered
the colonel. ~anxiously.
'oh, no. yer amt. she answered.
chcerfullv. with the same shriil laugh.
lie hear them guns-a1 a. long as
pops alive them Injuns1l STAY ont er
that camp Hear en- now. kin tell
pops III 'mouvSta millious il sound,
like 4 cannon most. don't it7 Coin ter
charre. mister
Yes, aud you must fall hack To the
rear
Noup Not much. don't. mister.
TIL keep right side Of you-~
NO fall hack
You bet I'll he RIGHT alongyiic 81
yeu. mister. when ~ git there. Jest
Inak. Runuiu Already. aiut they.
miStere
1t was true; the Indians suddenly re-
memher-i that
III ~" AAAtH iii EElH ANAF
VIII I've Co feht anath-r tly
hut seven - them were captured. with
hut two soldiers wounded Two mel,
t7vo wutrsn aad three. children among
the emiyrauts were WOUNDED and evcry
horse Ia lead
r fteen minutes more would have
wiped them all out, said Private
Knowles grizzly. Es ,hcy eEcirrlesi he
wsxous EHder which the defenders Law.
&.tEce Slal f-15n n-r horse aud crawIed
uuGe- tire rea-eet one
Are ye hurt, pope- she asked. anx-
iou>lv.
~Nothin mc-e'n a scratch. | reckin-
II ye hurt. sig
Jest m~usxetter bite Did ye see
me -. pop
up Ireckin did
Wal fetched EN-
II kuosve,i ye would Jdst then the
curtains ~ the wagon parted
"Nancv called the woman
I'm herr. MARIA
WHARF yc hinF
Il took ole Gray an fetched the SOL
~
oh ye did That lucky " though,
Ter do IT, 7 gus Come in here now.
jim an FauHy are both bin buIIeted
bad mzru
~oh- recsIa they'll pail Il rough.
but they're flssiu-
The -eldier- hitchrI horses 20 the
wagons aa.isiaviv tae -zvalcade moves,
ha~ tu the stage stataun-
No. a word = praise vas given g.
brave SeEse. wha had sa~eI them ali
fr7r- a Ter ate dean
arr ai5 take d As matter OF fact
muttsrryt fieer >nmnl~r when the
station was reached a. last And she
daat ssens - understand thar >h- i us
brz~e a. ans ~aller taas wears the
blue Zeal bless he~ bouaeIv facr-
TE- her three cheer shouted
Private Eno= Vow. bay-thres
cheers tHr Name
The caerz v-e given with 4 VIII
The ccao aat harily did away when
a vusee came from the pile q bIauk-ts
where the fsts-r lay
What voa felIer maxim sich a fuss
over Nan-e fer he CROWDED
E aHA"a4aHa taaHaA E VIZ
know ire She saved yes AL was the
a~steushrf molly
she ill. Youd better quit
that noise Nance Is huShiu' them
ynuag un> a. was brIlete,i. an shs
won thank ye ter ssser en- an make
en- n~srvnT~eru EHev AIR by hoviiu ~
The wagon curtain parted again. AMI
Naacr white faee peere,i out-
~Ihlt> s@ Iai-t ioue nothin but
what I'd aughter 1o r. pp an mzrm
an the ~younguus, anyhow Bat the
veunEans i a>issp aapv, an I ~ue~s I'll
git my arm sen - Il the doctor Is
h27tsv. l. he
The station ac~z. stepped forward
an' eut the sleeve from tie trembling
arp1 Ths hartcl heal 4 an arrow had
p1s entirely through tie arm. The
br shaft told - Names efforts 70
pull Il eu--EIla H. stratton. in Farm
- IT,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Il have told you {, is wrong to quar-
rel, Johnny. salt his mother. uipinz
the dirt and tears FROM his face ~Yoa
should have remembered that a soft
ansuer turns away wrath
Il did mamma said Johnny. ex-
aiming with critical ere a scratch on
his rSL md II diaR's 30 no good
When he called me a nKnmy'x darlfn'
| didn't say anything. All Gone was
% punch i'm IN the face kind o easy
lie With ! bSll q mud. He got mad
~ that, an q course I had 10 let in
have sL"-chiesgo Tribune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
TRY.


TAProcs in any white soup
UsSG boiling water As son as IL
builS
BE0ELrxs the larger pieces Of lobster.
RrusISs steel knives with a very lit
tie ol on a cloth 70 Prevent rust
AFxw stalks Of eelerv In any small
birds that are roasted without stufing.
CUrTrSs PiccrT1St IN nzrru~ strrrs.
winding them around srzroth sticks 70
bake and then filing them with iam o.
Jelly
COOKING dried peaches By soaking a.
= three hours. e0o6inw slowly. add
ing sugar when aearIy soft. and setting
away til the ext daT--Good House
keeping
a FoouLE ear 20 4 graf many things
maj 4 baby eaaE. Bat q harry Is worth ! reg
.FrEUF n wngaH.Z 49,
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
teuis 10 personal enjoyment when
r-htly used The many. who live bet
ter than others AMI enjoy LIE more. with
les expenditure, BY more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being. viii attest
the value n health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, syrup Of Figs
It. excellence Is due % It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant u the TASTE, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
alive efectually cleansing the system,
dispeliinS colds, headaches and fevsrs
and permanently curing CONSTIPATION
Il has given satisfaction u millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
Profession, because Il acts On the Kid
neys, Liver ant Bowels without weak
euing them AMI Il ! perfectly free fron
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Il Fi-s i far sale bv all drug
gists in sac AMI a. hottles bat L : man
ufactuHed by the Califo<uI Fg syrup
Co only. who's nam / printed On every
packz-e, aA0 the name, syrup Of EIE,
ami being vel Informed. you VII lot
accspt any substitute II o1ere1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
HEROINE UNAWARES.
Tho Story OF a Western Emil
grants Piucxy Daughter.

hay earth like 4 glowing hall e fire
one smoky morning Not a breath 4
air stirred the ru~tliu- pr-iri~ r-as~
not Z breeze stirred the whiting leaves
up-,u the solitary tree by the sprin-
The soldiers guarding >ta-c station e.
were rhatter.nE to- .her -eateI upou
the shady Sr.r~ q th-ir tents
TH~--- tn7e. emzant wagons
blamed If there aiut exclaimed Irt-
va-e Knowles iacr-'uIou~ly
That. a fact, declared Lieut. sun
mere. Lowering hT, ibid glass Their
thev are. three wagons beaded w.-h
men. women anil children aut the
whole country alive with Indians.
crazy people are not all in insane aSy
luul~
The men wondered anil counaeu,evl
a. the three wagons SLOWLY drew near
ami halted near he ~urin- "er-hei
upon the hack - the huge gray l~saf-r.
IN the foremost team wa- 4 zri with a
thin. white ace. carew1ru and ematinu-
less The f-urr was that e = child ~
perhaps fourteen wears. the face was
that Il = woman who had met with
Ms "4" NU"n rae
Ni'e l~e "AS,0- "',e
depths behind him
How ve ip- waS the man cJrfia1
|v' al oeNle'L
Seems gu+sl ter stretch yer le-~ when
yuu-ve been drjvin INST t,e night
How ar. vut1. Srraur-rT returned
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