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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-19
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DEST tHANCE TO LEARN BARBER
ID trade: only. two months required; cata-
logue free. PHILADELPHIA BARBER COL
LEGE SS2 Cherry street. Philadelphia.
WANTED-ALlv SALESMAN. WOULD
" you like permanent position paying
$50 monthly Particulars free; no peddling;
goods entirely new. Address p .. Box 5SOs,
Boston, Mass.
WANTED-MEN TO SELL NURSERY
w stock; permanent, profitable positions;
special tnducements: new season Just opened.
ELLWANGER 4 BARRY, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED-A BUTCHER WHO HAS HAD
W experience at the business; must come
well recommended. Address 4. q. NJ. Trib-
uue office.
A GENTS-MEN WANTED, ALREADY
~ travelling, to carry lubricatng oils Us u
side line MANUFACTURERS OIL CO.,
Cleveland, o,
WANTED - wELL-KNOWN MAN IN
w every town to solicit stock subscrip.
tion.; q monopoly; hE money for agents; no
capital required; EDWARD c. FISH CO.,
Borden Block. Chicago III.
SALEsMEN = RESIDENT Statesmen
- wanted, acquainted with the. local and
nearby drug and grocery trade, to handle our
line OF high grade cigars Address, giving
references, ]. EDWARD COWLES D Co. lA3
Cham bers street. N. Y.
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WANTED IN MMEDIATE4Y-TWO ENER.
w Retic saleswomen to represent us.
Guaranteed Sc a day without interfering with
other duties. Heslthful occupation. Write
for particulars, inclosing stamp, Mango Chem
ical Company, No 7s John street. New York.
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- years old. to do light housework or take
care OF child. Address MRS. THlEL, 1929 w.
Lackawanna avenue.
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leA $l,GO WILL BUY FULL Lotto, THE
I.,U Hill; good neighbors; lot will soon
grow to be worth 81 500; 500 cash.
NJ IL HOLGATE
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An Expsrlsueed 4 N. !

wife-John, why don't you 20 to sleepy
Husband--rm afraid It miaht wake UP
the baby.
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CITUATIoN wANTED-BY AN EXPERT
- enced' bartender; city or county: must
have work; good reference. Address W. H.,
Tribune Office
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Loans.

THE REPUBLIC SAVINGS AND
Loan Association will loan you money
on easier terms and pay you better on
investment than any other association
Call on 8. N. Calender. Dime Bank
building
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SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D.. L. & W.
passenger depot Conducted on the
European plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
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WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
Cor. Sixteenth ST. and irving Place.
New York.
Rates, $3.50 per day and upwards. (Ameri-
can plan). K. N. ANABl.E,
Proprietor.
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Seeds.

G. r. CLARK & CO., SEEDSMEN AND
Nurserymen; store LAG Washington ave-
nue.; green house. 1850 North Main ave-
nue.; store telephone 1872.
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FRANK p. BROWN CO., WHOLE
sale dealers in Woodware. Cordage and
Oil Cloth. 720 West Lackawanna ave.
THOMAS AUBREY, EXPERT AC-
countant and auditor. Rooms l9 and 20,
Williams Building. opposite postoffiee.
Agent for the Rex Fire Extinguisher.
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omes Wanted.

TN ELEVATOR BUILDING. WITH HEAT
1 (and lighO; state price and. describe. IL
r. g., Tribune of1ca.
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ia $500 LOT FURNISHED FREE TO
G$ anyone who will agree to build house
on same worth S3 00O; lot to o paid for
when proper & sold NJ. IL HOLGATE
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CITUATION WANTED-OFFICE WORK.
y bookkeeping, collecting or salesman: 2
years experience in business; good reference.
Address NJ A. Tribune office
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ALFRED HAND. WILLIAM J. HAND,
Attorneys and Counsellors, Common
wealth building Rooms 49, 20 and 81.
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CITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD GIRL
~ who has experience: would like place
in a small family. Address H, Tribune office.
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JAMES W. OAKFORD. ATTORNEY
at-I.aw, rooms g. Ga and 65. Common
wealth building.
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"A travelling. to carry iubricatine oils Us a
side line MANUFACTURERS OIL CO.,
n
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supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine
Warehouse, 1870 Washington ave, Scran'
snr
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CITUATION WANTED TO GO OUT BY
- the day washing; washines taken home
for ladies and gentlemen only. Call or address
l.. B., 33i n. Sumner avenue, Hyde Park.
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DIR. ]. C. BATESON. RELIABLE SKIN,
Tumor and Cancer Specialist. Tuesdays
and Fridays. at sos Linden street. Of
fee hours 1 to 4 p. m.
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FRANK r. OKEL1., ATTORNEyAT-
Law, Room 8, Coal Exchange. Scran-
tou pn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

together We had gone u school -
gerhe- For months I hal loved her
Be- day she was ever n my thoughts.
and by night her spirit filed my
dreams with music l had given her
my heart without the asking. but I had
=svcr asked far hers Il didn't seem
necessary- I thought Of ecurse she
knew wanted IL Vow. l was brought
face 20 face with the facts Had I ever
Presented my claim Wei I had not
AZ least not with the forual1tv WHICH
my E1aing A. a lawyer demanded
THAT I shaulL
-uh Kitty. Kitty. and I aInos.
crIs1 from the reaction 4 love Won
more than al the world and I want
you a. much a. want al the world
for Eoa are the world 10 ne. Vow.
VIII yuu say hat my claim has not
been presens1
II doesn't make any difference what
she said or how she said it. or wheth-
er ny arms we're On the manceIpies--. or
where they we're. and its nobe<iv's
business how mueh that man EiIner
had % do with bringing ne ID a :
Ezing q my ssrnatiou- or WY he
and Kitty smiled when I told hin Il
was all right
think klmer Is the hest fellow IN
the world and - does Kitty, with one
exception
When left the house Mrs Mfltby met
me IN the hall
Teresa sovereign rsmedy for he
headache John she said handing Ne
a bag % herbs. I've used Il for fnrtv
years and IL never fails
oh that's al right. marh--M~
Altby- said l. I guess I'm cured 81
that kind Of headache forever. snd 4
she hadn't stood IN the door a. went
down the walk, I'm sure I SHOULD have
Jumped clean over the gate, and acted
IN a manner utterly unworthy Of nv
dignity as a rising young lawyer.
y was SIX p n. and Kitty had NOT
missed her engagement Al four Be-
cause 81 that time il was permanently
s~Ele1-pv-ult Fs<a FEs@~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

bread ard Milk Poultice Nix 6ne-
II divided stale bread into a pulp with
hot milk This poultice loses It's heat
and IS apt To sour--Good H~ousekeeP
ing
cranberry Jelly served in infIvidu-
al noIds i a pretty way 10 Offer this
piqaant fruit. either as the suitable ac-
compartment 10 the dinner turkey or
with almost any luncheon or Sunday
nigh. tea meat
Baked Indian Puiding--Oue quart
Of milk SAID pint Of Il and add
one cup q cnrzmeaL a seaut halt-sea-
spoonful q salt and 4 half-tezzpoonfnI
Of cinnamon. Add the rest Of the milk
and bake twO hou~-Hzrpers Eazzr
Boiled salt Pork-Bol four or five
pounds Of pork having stresks Of lean
IN Il in plenty Of water for n and a
half houz Tzke out remove SKIN cut
gzshes across the top. sprinkle over
powdered s=-e- pepper and rolled
cr7ckez Brown b oven Slice
when coii@Orznge laid Farmer
Fish MaezruuE-Flzke the lisa, aud
mix i with IN eauai quantity Of cold
bodied urzcaruni. half the quantity Of
grated eherse pepper and salt Pat in
an eartheu dish dot with bits Of hut
ter. nzoisren with a little cream or
milk and bake Sffe~n minutes or TN
III nicely buownezL-C0unty t-en.le-
man
Baked Indian Pustlznr-One pizt
Of meal. tarre pints Of szlde-f milk
che tezrup q saet sarcsided AMI chop
pei Ene. on~-hz1f pant o. molzsse< a
E1tls salt AMI SIX Or ei-ataFples choP
ped f-e NIX al together f~hsrcuwhIT-
Turn INTO = bufsezel pusisiiu- dish and
bake IL n Moderate oven ssur or Sre
huuz-Rssuu Budget
oatmeal Cozk-one cup Of hut
ter cr * hS- beef dr1Fpin~ cue cup
Of l<as-hruWn Sazzr tw8 e-~ tEe
cuus e uz==eaL fxo cupS % suu-. two
lrrea r~~zsroonfals % ~siz dis=ulEssf IN
rxo taa8esn-ranfuss of ba5i5nx water
eu~ fezsr~ufal u silt Nix r1Ii re-v
tAia aa4 ha&e guacxiv- Il very -a-z
mu-r sazr and 0zt1e7i ms he added
~ Y L~axer
Eau-auess - the S<u-Frxt has
zzs~& -zuv 70 su~e- trrua rsr<aness
znd @rcness q rae sn Ther Vii
snd the sion- hes5nn xe-v h~=@
Sal Ezer Ard hzlf uznce- xlvc--
Ee h1zs auzc~ simple sur-zre Of h~n-
mia @ue tezsp1ozfuL ~r~sEzts- -
~at ssnr% Vel mx A Er-.e N
- spi over the a@ce -irA 4 taf- q
w~l zfter washing hefnr~ -u5s- cat
q &n-sz ani aS~r -uarzin-
-Arsa ge- Brxa-Ewn well
h@7zss e ore esp sweet nk o1-
heau1rE ~ ~D zezL one iezSpua1
&- eneh@lG tcAspusn ~siA Now
h@zE sell rh~a zasf ore emp q husze-
malx znsstAcr cwu - usrn zaszl txo
zons q melted batter 81 lzrf-
h~z& again and ppu~ m n -ez~A sheef-
-n Han- snuku= huG Never hz<-
azE kaa ef curn arz45 TN paz--
Ms Marta "a Fazm aasz Hone
an AupeuE1nE Ezrrre-Tzxe cslz
hsdlei @aha-e chup Is sns- Tor = ne
alu-u= pudlin= &sh fail add t-0
S~el-oezzen go a tz~hlespu-nsaI q
aut-e-. three tzhienasnfuZs Of cream
VITA peup~r and < 81 E Batter
tae pust1Eng Gash. pat tAe ezhba-e IN
a1sE b1ze EErf brown ThiS mar be
eaten cpid- bus t : murh better il
=-ret bot Il = @peral1v god wish
-sss PORK or Psrk eaups-Fzrm@z
49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

The depth Of water las considerable
eject upon a vessels SPEED. shoaI W.
Ter retarding her In some snsDx run
nlng At a high rate of speed IN shoal
water the stern or after part Is
draSu down very considerably. This
: caused By the water not iIiin~ wi.b
sufficient quieknsss the cavity AZ the
stern caused By the forward NOV.
meat Of 4 vessel This lack Of war
AZ the stern Gauss the ship TO settle
there and Dc pursued By a haxe wave
IN che of our snail. very fast ships this
setting, OF -sQuatring- a. Il i uSuaI-
iTeA-eA was 80 ma<ket that the crest
o. tae following ware actually baiied
over The stern ant b-oxe uDon TIE
1eek- and i some m1eh larger vessels
tins water comes we'll NJ to-zrdS H.
deek under similar eireumsssree~-
William kioyd sieard. II Ha<oexs
&zg2ziaes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
a WOMAN IS ALWAYS RTcHr.


Fact
one dav A. I was toIing mp n rough
trai1-ruad in the Cumberland noun
tzins Of Tennessee I encountered a
man on horseback Just As he turned
in from another trail As we were 20
Ing the same way we logged along %
rether. and after some general talk he
observed
stranger. 7 want % ask 70 I qucs-
tiun plumb-renter. and Il 70 dom.
feel Ike answerin il I sAan's be put
out
Well ~ ahead
ku 70 read printg-
YES. fairly we'll
KIN 20 real writiHy
YES
~Kiu 10 sgrerT
yes
We jo--ei along IN silence fer the
next tarty r-s ard then be zai.
N5ranzer Tn Twin two miles fur
Their on. Ia lsr ~ new 70 stop AZ mv
cabin amt settle d dispute
Z Shouldn't like r. ret mfrsi up in
any guarreL ruu know
uh. Of - not It's a disuufs Re-
tween m" ny VIE als We " been
tlr settle = f1r
--re minis =" won III
- Ne e"n sp
uor dr-rr. Har pronounce wo-is :
alike and I recson 70 kn st Us
stzi~n1
When ve -earhs-s has cabin I Wa
rendered a ep fruEn nc fug aud nsr
-a "a re
--A A1 @ m
-
y
~'
NlF Ar E&eIfT as ans I A@mT 7 NJ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

The crown prince Of Germany.
though only about twelve a olE
has n very -eastv wit and 4 queer wav
Of saying tnin-- lie secs the funny
III OF 4 situation a once One dzr.
While visiting PotSiam. the little
prince was amusing himself By irving
To maAe a donkey draw n cart Bat
the donkey was stubborn and would
not go Your donkey has n great
asa4of wI4 power called agt the en-.
peror- who had been watching ne
struggle between his little sou and ths
stubborn beast ia ne, para- repIiesl
tie little Prince qaickly, III ISN'T hi.
VIII power that troubles me II Is h.
won't power He won't g-Amus
iu- Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
SOCIETY.


Z ieosef AMI sa~ . splendid pa<-aarrT
~ eaaaf aamel and ~ aartlT nnz.
Taxing 1aelr pleasure n a fnWerT pi4ll
Were pnprlss alf the r=l 4ue1uoue.
And many another ieaf u cramnlsr.
F1cksrsf ah1uE their 1esG and gave their
stain
To heels - Luu or satin ans TIM E-sia
o. slkrn nmrars fn41az ar anE FREE
A. % Tar fazru tley wuee Themselves or
stuwsa
81 wus r1gerner Or lrh-ir smiled zna bowed.
Or eurrsevei r1 sarA gta-r ~ eze plavai
A. games ~ mira saL pa=rme glafrxf
Ia lrir 4rlgae ali al 20 hlEh and proud.
Tar sremea sczrrc - ne earn wherein
t1sT tr1
7 As0aed nEzi1 ant e4E taat srvsv sp1rs
~~.nr A. +. allHo 1rleara ne tread
Thar -rsu-i nuE unra an sd 1l4as heat
An4 lnF sFaa a u4uT . Easulnz lce
Nr mother . hssum. or te raazNfef Erzce
az q s -hrn4E zml WAS aal se-facf ne
-wt
or eaFa- Va. siooL "a Fuurs and znsass
shed
Frozen aeRr- t1ar h-uke luarr thar t-gtr pace
AIS aus and rlru r7u 9ur rHar drrasinli auur
An ARA ar EROS q ~ 4fted trum the rest.
A. e g srke IN Gaiuess 70 Inulorn
far mre1r arr zEgu some sareruE breast
Esav~f f~lm rnr mass and sank aaff A. aefare
Thr u-elr- Above reuar1uzef aza s-ss-
lsu = Earel% In Haraers Magazine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

n distinction between bein- and
doing should be especially remembered
IN the training OF children. We are %
ready to De satisfied with mere su-o-i
conduct. possibly because bad eondart
gives Us annoyance personally. tina. we
overlook the true point We punish and
reward children for what they do- the
ehl-ds definition of badness Is --ioin-
what mamma doesn't allow. and hax-
ING 4 more logical mind than his moth
the Ettle a soon sees that IL the
! entirely in the doing. al viii Dc
well Il he Is not found out and he Z,
encouraged 70 practice deceit We need
10 90 more deeply into the question Of
morals; we need IN understand ne
principle hat teaches tazt the man
who hateth his brother. hsA murderer
Se need 10 learn that il ! as wrong -
think a lie rs 10 tell IL and that n.
hands are nothing-it Is Lead tne heart
that Is zL-Womankiud
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

Asaie f-sm the pleasure whrh nan
t2uaxane has ven ~ -uaslrrs a. over
the worst zsl uaa- g a. q une
had a Eloss n~gHuarszhle eject ia essen
M the terru- - rzr Monsieur &c
Enera- IN ms Of the rzasian
ef spain hv Eananz-te states rlar
when the French EEsspz entered To-
boso - celebrated n the residences Of
Don eeuixotes uuiciaea- they suauzsrhe
inhabitants N many waF~ eat 81 re-
gard Il tae heroine Of Ceramics xon-
eertGd story Whenever the French
sohslers saw a Woman "a 4 wSndngv
they cried cut lauElingly- Al there
Is Dulcinsar Their Eyety Tranquil
Izea the frightened people. snsi WIKI
eisus upon ngrleinea and Don ouixa1-
formed bond Of uHion between the
soldiers and the inhabitants. aud ths
French being we'll recefred- treated
their hosts with mach ei.llTcx-
Youths Companion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
ARE you GOING A-yIsITiSe7
~ - H<r~ Ar- ssz~ Hsz1. a. TO sA~ Dxry
Of n am-~r-

80 ~ -
Of n sn-~s-
The relations hsrw~en , visitor ausf
bar husF-S never reauire 10 Re nsare
carefully considered thau when the
visit : mase N town. In the
i VISITOR 4 VERY Etrle opportunity Of
tzzing her own line on the eunrzE
h mas 70 follow TIE routine arranged
OF her hostess ami has only "a aes4ui-
ece N what u proposed - be done
caeh day Il : different IN town.
where n -lle i for i host ard host
css 10 accept invitations for themselves.
whether = visitor VIII be staring with
them 1T the time CT not alrhDuzh n
hostess generally informs the intended
visitor beforehand Of her dinner N
g7gements- 10 give the opportunity of
making engagements for herself in the
eEenin-s In question: for when I host
and hostess dine out their visitor :
usually expected 70 do the same Al the
mouse Of a relative or friend
Again as regaris evening PARTIES
and dances. Il much depends uu-ln
whether I visitor Is ! va1nr and
pretty girl or a Lady Of middle age. as
10 asking permission 10 take her or 0
In b generality Of cases a hostess
prefers not 10 ask this favor. and 10 al
low her visitor 10 amuse herself To
an ordinary afternoon Al home n visit
or l. taken as 4 matter Of course. but
10 no othe- entertainments and a visit
or Is most unreasonable when As too
often follows she shows evident dis
pleasure ii not being ineIuded in he
ionSstAnllng s-aga-suIsn@ Of her
hostess. or that they are not given
up On her eoUnr As the obi
CATION Is incurred By the visitor. she
should respect her hostsSs' plans and
t1A IN with them and consult her A.
70 al engagements she desires To make
Independently OF her Otherwise 4
hostess feels that she ! mt ;7rn
rather the position Of n landladv. and
that her town house IS n little better
than 4 hotel 70 the visitor who makes
use Of IL
shopping and visiting are w-ezt
temptations 10 most visitors IN town
but the convenience Of = hostess
should never be sacrificed to such Al
tlren.en& and a visitor should e.
deaTor 70 HIT the happy medium. and
not give e hostess rao Little or uu-h
Of 2 Soc5err--N Y sun
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
STATE OF Ono Crrr CT roLzDo,

-
CHENEr uaEes oath that he "a
TIE Sz4cr rz--ze-ufahe@ru ofF ! CHr~TT
&C0- DONG business IN the City Of Toledo
county n Safe Aforesaid and tnzr sa5d
1R WI q lie slm Of ONE HrxDaED DoI-
LAS tar &&h zznexerr case ofCac1rrn thar
2~aHotoee1rs1 ~ 1e2seofHAL-sCRrazzz
IL FRANK J. CdKNxT-
SEol N before nd and subscribed IN ny
Qre$e1re- @so<a1ay Of DerenberA d Ish
So a W GLxA~ox.
- Satnz PNSic.
6A Cafz-a Cure Is taken internally and
Ly On ne olno1 ard zzlcoEs sur
1Aes o. NJ sTsteu- Sczi fur~asEuunEax
~ CHESzT & Co, Talazo. u
Soih By D-gxisrz. &C
E-s Family P
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
MICHIGANS B%ENEFACTOR
An or Repeated s>oy OF True
Philanthropy.
what Chz& r. H.-ki-y Has Dan. far
western MlehI<za

F-gra Grand REFias. NcA- Ersss-T P-srsl
The most beautiful spot in al this cirT u
in-eparzbiT associated win fls naze Of
HBrxlsT- Chl= Il E2ckieF has be-z IN Ire
llmber business here continuously since
iS6 ard n tdz- tine has zEzas=ef a fortune
Eairn gives aim artslg among r-s wealthy
men % Tie uGnn- Bas with ue4-h tAsra
did not come E4E n-hte1znx o. Tire purse
string wEich = generally \ zarze1 char
zsersrr o. wszlsaT men
Is = mt a -uuEsr t.ea thzr he nzure OF
Chzries b Hartley = known ~ lone and
znr1ld his n~raz1rence - Mnsxr-nn zigus
r-gurs~cE1s Al ug.zT q ncaHv half 4 million.
Far tas past twenfT Tr1z be has beea 4
Constant suFe-rr frum 1eu-z-A aa1 rrsr-
mzisn- ZS zuubness 81 The lower Hrbs
- unrh - 1aE Z has seriously inserfer-s
with rs plexsuu IN lie For some time
rssr h. freusis hare nut5ru1 thzs he Is
~sme1 - grow FwIzz lrzla azd ~ have
recovered - healta wtaeA be bad u vuuza-
T1Grpur1er e re p7~s. NJ Haczser
exuiz-ed tae -on.f - his r-zn-fa--Za0n-
+ hare s-zsrza fr ever - vsar- he sal
with raiu- n M i0we- Ezhs - severely.
ll@@ ia uulT relafI culat 81 ~ zEEht Was
Or putnng nd wafer Congress On ~
lmh@ Iw1s oo1ser>1 zuns a. uixnr ta=a
IN The CAV wza- TIE r@zzl-c 4 r.ez-
zzac z- in NJ Hzt@ ~haa had s.z
r~lag n intensity fr rez- aza-T D.
1Zc e1rziE I zzta uree Eus - -.
haf rRrl- win Only partial -narf All
El f@l lax - ur ErEaz1 STATE I
caiu Z ~ g4n szd m s-z- b@-zz 70
E4xe 20 ANE we- hlae- Two vazr~ IN
Ast <rl@=h-r EnataaE1 - as-aaurz Of Dr.
NAAZ@ Pax EMis fer FA2e E=ave zuf
VA ~ asd 4ane tr etn@r@ and sa=e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

You think you'd make a good e--
rand boy 90 youP asked the msr-
chant
Yep sr, replied the boy.
Why do you say yeps
Because I mean rep. sr. and not
nope, sir. repiied the boy, eiviuE-
Hzrper's Ban
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

HIS 70 hare strong nerves. and how rrarT
Ae 1ellod Il I1ry 70 WAN nature las
ben zlgUzr1 IN mis- respect sAn en5ow ueF-s
u<ur and g1lstl1e Il IeT Ee Huster-ers
SAemAc1 bale% enc o. lhe finest nervizeS
AID l1H1cs IN ~sxlStencel pTsneusia- = nm
source o. nerve inalierHse. IS iuTal-
@ltF prerenMe By as geaiAl ma.sciue.
SA-En SAsa potent - a ceEelT for ma
ARA and kidney Euubga And
NorIIxG Is 50 brave as ioxe-Raus
Har--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
Call 1t a Craze.
AN ALARMING STATEMENT
CONCERNING "
HOW BAD HABITS ARE EOpHEn

ne NrN lsf Esr5-R< sz-s ~rh- habss Of
AAnS 1rz1ac1c po~1rrs = iucr-zslux n ~
4AElaA1E c1r1f zuuu1g a greae uumhe- ~ -
men ncar tnr cuuatrv- Th-~< uaws~-x-x
N-e.r 1zu1e iualCf= are cizfuu-f h~ So -
H-ar=-sto or2 pcs4rs-e and sD=-fv csrr s,r -
l1rn q hezGzc1e- IN mznx czs-S thesr r5,-S
lgren-1f = m~nrphlue- cuin,n. c3<ufue ~ -
oIaE equally inluuo1s drag having = t-u.ir--
10 eeA1ra pain The habit Of taking fj,--. =
G@ar MTrnel but 1lzu1& iuunS<ible IN sh.<-
o. N9z1e1 Usually b-xsa taxing thru ~ -
1eT- 4 r1<t1S ne1cachr and soon r-~1-~ - -
poster DAirvz4t- any little pam or acne tf,r~
nay n- Sh--e1 ~ and Snaifv Ike the nor
pni1~o 9Pn1n nend get INTO the iGabsf n rzks1x
Zen 7rS1arlF. imagining that they are IN -
I 1sT happen 10 Ass thezr regular dz<
In nine CASES out Of ten tie trouble Is
N ue stomach and liver. Take A ssurDIe
laxative and liver TONIC and remove lie
onendl1g matter which deraures ti,~
stomach and causes the headache n
Paences Pleasant Pellets are comuoz-d
entirely OF the pUre1- concentrated.
vegct1Dae extracts One Pellet < a
dose szg~arcoared. easily swallowed
azas zSeZ GLzxys II Gzor- They 49,
cSesy Gys sick headache and re-uox.
the disposition 10 II
NJ EzzN- -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
No Iime 70 Ln.-

Manua-What mas become OF the
bottle Of mueilages
Little Dot haven't seen It. but I
guess maybe you'd better look IN the
nursery The boys Is getrin' I'd a
dime museum an I heard Johnny tell
EreI she might be the Cfreassian rirI
-Gooi News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

All you need sharply remarked
the woman OF the house. 70 get
right down L. work
Yes. maam, meekly answered the
tramp at the door I'd get right down
10 II 4 I could bGt there ain uoboS-
IN his nsighborhood thar wants any
Vel dlggin done II you are going To
give me anything to eat ma a I'd
ruther Il wouldn't &c airs AivS.
uaal- ne added ehserfulIv. ALWAYS
makes me bilious -chieagO Tribune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

kieksy-Wte- can you tell me whyI
an like a hen2
Mrs kieSE-No dear Why IS IN
kiezF-BecaGse I can seIFou sna
anything where I lad Is yesaeriax-
Philadelphia Eeeo-G-