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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
Tuxcsss Sac az Real Eseats.

P1cuznr a the provisions af a
deed IT -1s< ~ me executed n
Trustee by Ben NJ Psr-a<~ " C.
Per-is and C. = Wzrzz. - secure GER
IAN iuszshse<sne=m E1~~-Eu msn-
1uusd waiea . rscorted n 5oox
f. pzg@= ss ~ ~ Caarcsrv
Clerks Office Of Lafayette CO.
Mzs~I, and IN Vol D Pzx,s= IL ~
-. County CGurr Clerks ofics 1f
W1ba-y=r County, Tzxas. I vii nc
the request sf ne 5enedciz<1es N
sad deed of 1rxsS proceed s1 sal
fur CASE. IN bulk ~ lie highest
bidder within zxnII hours. n t-1ut
af me Court Ecuse ioor.
0xgozos Mr<- 0s ADsDAx APR--
ssxa. Las
the following described property
lvnnx and being N ne soa1Eie= zz,E.
states Aforesaid -S-xE
TIE = " Of = , T-A
West ne " at : IL T-R4
West ne yar-a Of = n y 2 z
4 Wese except . zere= N the : "
corner. AMI 4 Acres w1ereuu ar-
sztzz1>i tive enurrhes. scrurftnx "a
eruvsya1ces IN reeorr % sad "a
kerez
AlsG a acres IN ne 40 sIsf= ID
ne Worn Of Sec = TeT~R
&es1- Lid q n T-T-N
z eor7er af Tia . az : =,
T : West
The y w xSE.TE,EG
West and nj Of : + = ga
West wing south Of T1lahaszns-
River except 100 Acres on the west
s-1 boundary Of sad Seerion =
Also ne following lc1s N the saw-
OF Ox-urd- Mss. The of hr
So. J. Block &C. sIruaseG en- TIE
xesr side Of the pubic sguare,
and Lot Va l. Block * situated
On ne north sirs Of Depot Street
And the following property living
and being situated N the snwn u
Eerron- county Of W1ha-x-r, and
state Of Texas. III
Lot So- IN Block No. L. N Ba-
con Il BenEieyss addison "a ne
town Of venou- containing Two
acr-z Alsn, nj that parcel az And
lying N sad county, viz One mile
= W Of Vsx1un, Al acres cf zrr
Our of survey Of E.so Acres. bocz-
ed 1y vIrr1E Of certificate No- l0sz.
issued "a Martha Spikes and pat
enred - " Z Elzris. A1x md
rss4. BY rasens rs Vol n, accord
nax "a the particular description
contained In . deed recorded N
b.D< Va :. page - And as IN he
ONCE u the Clerk Of shs County
Court az Vdb&r-r county. Texas.
~ wnlch references 10 made Eri
here .sopsed
l. BasR, Trustee
This. Mxrrh 18TH. fsss 4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Negotiations ARE pending 20
arrange an excursion which
iii bring lie zanmsI e0nven-
Eloa Of the sons Of Veterans.
which meets IN Knoxville on
the 18th Of September, 10 the
Cotton States and International
Exposition IN company With the
vast crowd Of Union and Con
federate veterans who VIII visit
Atlanta during the latter part
Of September, after the dedIea-
tory exercises AZ the Chiekz-
manga National Park 4 Blue
and Gray day vii be arranged
AZ the Exposition and tho1-
sands Of veterans Of both armies
VIII take advantage Of the com
hInatiOn Of attractions 20 attend
the exercises at the Chiekamau-
"a Park and visit the Exposi-
rloE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
BEAT L.
Magistrate.


The oldest inhabited dwelling
h1'rss = the United States 4.
saIt TO be that Of EIIAn Van
ken=eSEEr- opposite Albany. v
l. According 10 a plate re-
Gently set up IN the rear Of the
house hy the Albany Memorial
Society Il was erected IN I64a
The fOnt walls still show the
two portfolios through which
the early inhabitants used to
shoot the Indians
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Lafayette county has thirteen
announced candidates for Treas
urer- and not Vet all portions
Of the county heard from Only
ten men have signIfed their
willingness To hold down the
Assessors 0fee- As Ear a. an
no4neeneat fees 20. the editors
Are IN II with both feeL-Pfrts-
soro Banner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

nifty IL touches
-Ye4 IegaIzed the Saloons
that made me o irunkard and q
murderer. and ysu are guilty
With me before God and man
for the murder of WY wife
-Yoar honor. I am done I
an now ready 10 receive nv
sentence and be led forth to the
place Of execution and mHr-
dered according To the laws of
this State. I0a viii close by
asking the Lord I. have mercy
On my soul I VIII close by sol
EMMY asking God To open y0ar
blind eyes to the truth To your
individual responsibility -
that you VIII cease to give your
support tn this heIl-barn traffic
-TalIis Nsryan n Domestic
Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11


In reviewing the men Of emf
hence OF our tune men whose
influence and eIo91eaes are
manifest Il Is pleasing 10 Num-
Der among these Gen G. P NJ
Turner. who II underlined At
the Opera House. Wednesday
night, April I5th- which hsraIds
the initial appearance Of that
gentleman here On the lecture
platform
IL seems strange after the sly
.a1 Position he has 80 long &C.
cupEed In the political field OF
his country, To see him renOGnee
tie old life for that Of the lee
tarsr- IL Is from a pure love
Of public Life that has caused
him ts adopt tins career, where
Ese from party prejudice he
can discuss subjects that are
dear 10 him, and give the gsner.
Al pubic an insight INTO MANY
themes which are both interest
ing and Instructive General
Turner'S great reputation Va.
made during the ESs guherna-
tarz4I election when he ssunped
the stale IN behalf Of the demo
cratic nominee and whose n
dEenee added much To the
general fsre~s Of democracy Il
ms state In the lecture vhleh
he has underlined for Ox1aId.
he vii present series OF pGe.
lures sf men and women before
and After the var General
Turner - o1e OF those southern
gentlemen With an ante heilIl
record for chIxalry- Of A poetf
ca and romantic disposition
his lite u n ser1es Of Interesting
episodes. He u u delightful
eoayersatIo1aIEsG and an crater
whose eIssIaencr and brIIIzaney
have x0a fo- him q Ra-loaal
reputation His lecture On nexl
y edaesday, therefore, VII ID
looked forward TO with more
than usual interest
Reserved seats now On sale
at B9faloe'&. al the very Low
price of 50 eeats.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

TIE spider wuve his tlmy veo
Across Al open door,
Through vhieh Il merchant found his
w7y
L1s1 and CUE hls store
-Donr veavs POUR weh 1crcsz the
door,
A bee WIS heard - SAY,
Because before you've got Il done,
TsIH al be swept away"
Il xIsss / EscE what Pm a6ourr
EspEef the spl1er, vase,
Il know TIE ma1 VIVA r1la Eals
scnr~=
He tsesns sIvsrsiHe-r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

J. II rzsau
7. p Nsrholaz
l. ne undersigned sheriff OF Ia
t.y-rse County, AizslssappL VII on
k-dzy. La sei izy Ir,Ac
sssA
between ne hours Of eIevsu oscSpek
A. n and four O'Clock P NJ sell a.
a1crnn- 20 the higaezx bidder or
csdtes for eazn, AZ ne Court Hou-<
door IN the town Of Orsdrt. the SOL
HvInx described property. o. %
mncn thereof Il may be r-ece-uary
- zz<zsfy the hersinaf-=r menriune1
VIII and al costs, eo-xir-
= Z Sec T. rcwusHro q.
Range S West, containing lss ~
m Lafayette County, Mzssi~iuuL
sad property having been levied an
,y me On the NTH day Of A1riL
A D rssss A. ne property Of
Saenolas sy vr-1e Of WIZ Of exc
cuEon hssaei N I'm ancve srvied
e.se 5y EE Temple, Clara OF rns
Circuit CouE Ct Lafayette County,.
an rne scn day az April AD lss5
sE1ess my signature, raiH ne
NTH tzy OF April A lsa6l
ArU~ Sheriff
VT Fz-k1srs Az'y for CompFt.
all
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
Registration Notice.

VIII visit the different vueins
p~reciness for EeDCrpsse Of regis
&r1ng the voters Of LxsxverrT
eoanrsicn the solowIngdaN a-wf:
sanders, Monday, Nay g. IsasL
MLsIA1aers Tuesday, May ! ,usss
EoosSa-e, Westne=iay, Mays. isa5
College Eli FrsAy, Nav r IssE
CleAr Greek MONDAY, MAJ n Las
grwooc- Tuesday, Nav Ia Isa6
IayiorY Wednesday. NAY IS rsgS
5nmP1rsy& Thursday, MzyIA. Las
Par1s, Friday May II Isssr
Delay Monday, Nay n IssS
Ia,A F~1esday, MAY u, lss5L
Dallas. wednesday. NxE. a
LAraEssse Springs, T1rxdaT- NJ
= Las
The balance Of the time the baak.
VI De open for rexs-rzaou AZ ~
once kE TEMPLE Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

The above named gentleman
has yielded tn the request Of
rsn~rvas citizens and frienas
from different portion. Of the
county and consented tn be-
come 4 candidate for Repre=en-
tztive in the Legislature Of the
State and We take great pleas
Hre In calling attention to hlz
announcement IN this issue OF
the EAGLE We recommend
Mr. Browning TO the voter. 81
Lafayette county a. IN every
way worthy of the high position
To which he aspIres. and
a. fully competent capable
and qualified 10 discharge the
duties which il imposes He Il
especially acquainted With the
condition Of our county and
State and knows the need
Of the farming classes. and what
measures would be Of benefit to
then1- and having lived IN this
county continuously for 6fty-
nine years. he u Of course idea-
tilted with the interests Of the
county By reason Of long resi-
deacs- and because ali he pos
sesses In property lies IN tins
section IL naturally fpsiswx
that whatever ke does VII %
for the interest and welfare ct
hls own county yo better eitI-
zen than J. l. Browning lives
within the borders Of sE- csoa1-
~. and our people vii MAKE no
mistake If they elect him 10
serve IN the next Legislature
We commend him To y0ur Ia
V0rsble consideration
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
TEl[g
IYlGAYyN|E
The BEST
NEWSPAPER
In The SOUTH.
M rELEGRAPHlC SERVICE
COVERS THE WORLD
IFS MARKET REPoRrs ann
CNEgCALEn

L. Barsaa AZ Iarksun. Mlsz. mn-
tn<i>t By fAsr ezperi<ne-d Suaraaisr
Eaxzr 3 eassz wao treats iuu.<
HadT MI za-s<,sas relating % Nsus<
-sppi aaa Azzs~<ipplaas even day N
IA y~E- has N de as<aax. II tss
AsszzPpf pr@z4 nasis the Pt<zyza,
l~nal<Dsz-ani< 10 A-=ziupIaax-
Ea< RiEzyz1s reaches and c-,w-xs
Asz<sppa an all rrznk un-s sas sery
lay AZ ~ sahileafinn-
As<.zspri rats yezr 1aIds N ira
s-n-r1A - ansier the new r,u-
ssrlEson Al Ssane- Csanry ana ptxr-s-r
-1~1 sneiad4l< L Ls<ssiatrr wAira
VA n -a7rzy ES16 eh1aze : Uuft.,t
s~ >rnansr : u A~ eE.sx=-E Ths
CAnpas<a <f Be a memorable -
tHE7rln N z1litza1 % Il. Bzr-nn
@f ae CzuszL Ara m EarnEf<-us -
~-1st'ne = ~r-ry prauin~nr rvius
n Ass3pI Ne ken Il new. IN
-~=p~
- tae News al sA= News. znt -
q fr-<a
E-zf TIM Pt-z-ure
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Whether By accident or 9th
erwI<e. 10 seems since the de-
el=lag OF the Supreme Court
that Senator Hill was right
when he declared that the IL
come LAX Law would be deelaE-
ed unconstitutional Aerort.
ing - tins deeisiou- the bond
holders and landlords Of the
country. fsr whom the income
szx vas specially Intended vii
escape ta2uou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

TIE Aberdeen Examiner want.
the next Legislature TO reduce
the errcas TAX 70 $50 \ day and
says tins would -atten the
TREASURES Of the state, counties
and rSwnS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

The work Of Preparation al
the Cotton States and Interns-
ssanA Exposition grounds il
going on rapidly. Over a thou
sand hands and nearly two hun
ered teams Are at work getting
things N shape The buildings
are going rzpidly Up. and the
umbers II the Fine Arts and
Electrical buildings are already
N position and VII be under
roof BY Nay 18Th, and com
paeset BY june Ist The grading
and landscape gardening i be-
ing pushed and the parx VIII
soon begin 70 resemble IL com
remplated FORM
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

INVALID.

About = months or two
Yeas agO nv rfss health xau
Wzx aGd .re grew steadily
~ur~ She could rot retain
scarcely anything she asa and
SU--c form Of
DYSPEPSIA ave csacNIc
c8AsS-o=A.
AlS =ae aseaus : helpless inrs-
1t - [e Az of Is Ths6 1sr
aneEr Es trsa-ns1t u 4 god
phTz1cal- .G- his Efforts 70 re-
iusve her we're - 10 av.IL So.
a1Ser MATTERS hid continued
thus sor : or - months. and
ny wife had xyen up To de-
ssok The ca%e II NV own hands
and purchased q bottle ct Dr..
Kings
ROYAL cERMEruER,
began giving Z To her IN water
10 hOt a= she could drink II. b.
tore and after each meal. using
a n14d pu-zatIve OCCASIONALLY
On retiring az night
suftee Il 10 say N less than
= week there Wa
ANosoERruI CHANCE.
Sne could eat n little or any,
enEng she desired. and TO-DAY Is
3 vel woman She u=ad ar-
gather PossIbfv4 on s bottles.
In NV opinion
cERMETuEa Mas 40 EQUAL
ExEar Z WA@ wfnara N&
sE<- -zr-1fnx salesman ar~
s<ros=rca saai-<ls ru,nsr. y~s gJrss.n<
Ka<s 4sF.- 6~snsc.~r ksa.u<= =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

We regret TO Announce the
aeztA Of NE- 2 H C9Hey. for
aer1y editor Of the FAyette
Chroaieie, which occurred al
hE hone IN Eu4beshtsEn- Ky
rccensty-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

The widow Of -Sr0cexaI-
Jackson = editing n monthly
Magazine Published AZ Rich
n01d- Va N the interest Of the
Cotton States and International
ExhlhirIon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

An Easter service at the
Methodist church Sunday morn
ing AZ III O'Clock N which the
ehildrrH VIII lake a prominent
part YO4 are nviteI 20 attend
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

-Houe - the central tsIe-
graph O6es Of human love, INTO
EhIeh runs mngmerabie wires
Of Affection many Of whieh-
though extending thousands Of
niles are never disconnected
from the one grear ternin1S-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Ihs Musical Messenger for
April contains many rood
things for musical people. the
most ncsaAss Of which il the
third lesson IN Mr. FREDERIC W.
Roots series On How to Train
Ny Voice. In tins lesson he
treats Of the most important
thing IN voice culture. that OF
voiee>plseIng or finding the
ssandInx-boArd Mr. Root il
teaching a new system Of voice
erar9re through The Messenger
N language that n plain and IN
missakable- Fillmore Bros W.
SIXTH ST. Cincinnati, or Bible
View York
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Jzegr Wzlten- Of IndlznoLA-
hzs been zppsEnted Vice C0asul
10 Jamaica 81 Preside1f CIev~
Ind
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
The Twice-a-Week RDub
lie-Speeial Ole
GOOD ONLY UNTIL MARCH ii. 70.

send two new subscribers
with two dollars and get enc
year free
send four new subscribers
WITH four dollars and receive
the paper tv9yearsxIrhoat esst
Do y0I know n good thing
when you see III 4 word To
the wise ~ sufficient
Address TEE REPUBLIC.
St Louis Nc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
EREs O. sT5sCzIPTTux.

HR1s O. sT6ECzPTIgy.
oEz E
ozaT md szadzz. One Tar s71an
ua14F. u % u s4-ss 1n
Ees'r. Is 7a<=ausd
IAazz'1r rEunx I'm
MaO-scE &ca, Rrspr;zssr.
y<m 49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

-Ss<rA Of Myrtle. raised
two cabbage last season to
weighed respectively "A and =
psgn&sL~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Twelve head Of horses and
males we're killed near Madison
Station one day last week By
hsfzaIoe gnzts-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
For Secretary Of State.
POWER

For Secretary Of State
POWER
Of HTrf-
For District Attorney
" n ROANE
For State senator.
wv T. FALkSER
For the legislature
FIELDER WEBSTER
" W MCMAHON
c L SIvLET-
IA
For Sheriff.
IA MONTGOMERY
JOHN 2 HARkISS
Z H KINNOSS
JOHN T. BROWN-
= z WRITTEN
w "
For Chaneery Clerk
BEN p GRAY
For Circuit Clerk.
e. T NCCCLLOH-
DR. w = NICHOLS
" C NELL
Z TEMPLE
For Treasurer.
CHAS NYER
w T. TURNER
J. o. PETE RANEY.
A D. PATTON
HIRAM B SMITH
2 DUNCAN
JOHN j. WOODWARD
n z TATCN
3 SSEED-
WILLIAM TURNER
J. v w HERRING
DR. J. B. NCEwN-
L w MURRAY
For Supt- of Education.
ca EcCHAREy-
B B COFFEY.
G. z
JESSE z BARRY. JR
REV. w l. HARGIS
For Assessor.
10 JOSH SPENCER
JAS NCCHAREy.
WI Billy GOODWIN
j. z GUM
LISBCRS CULLEN
W AEEk
JOHN L AXE
w FRANCE HILL
JAS z TONLINSOy.
G b LAGROSE
DOSS Z PARKS
BEAT l.
For Bailiff-
P. 2 PARk
BEAT L.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Strawberries VIII be ready 10
ship from Ssarh Mississippi this
week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

The CarrolItSn Conservative
Is ID years odd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

The AezPAz CezneHzl-Ap
Deal SAYS TAe really great
Statesmen are thasx Wko 10 not
impose upon AewspuperS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

The ny Olnes college I'll
sDon BE rehzEt en- n new ste N
the western szzb4rbs u Js<xson.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

TEX EAs-x = zsznorzzed 20 m
zuszzc~ ae= rxnzses Sf the persons
sh@ @Esxzzzg ei@csa5u n November
1ex&- Al sgpeer % s1e Eexi0n ot The
De-srrzzG party Of lafayette
cuu1rv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Ta~ EAsLx VII eaa-ze the
ssEswinx zxTEes fsr announcing
~azEes % ezR1&1ses for sEee-
M szzh mzs< sees4pzay the
@AHr~ Va deviation VII De
z- frnm shrs rule.
CA fsr cxaaS1xses charged
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

For v~arx ! wxz . z1ar-vr IN :
INDIGESTION a1sf mad ahssuc rv>n Q
NJ al hupe sf ever 6ndEnx rssief- 9
n he COMPLAINT ar1v se~zzesf - :
xnw yarse instead af better. 3
arsser arsllnEy treatment AZ 9
ilsE I ves induced - Nv Arsrs :
>arsapa-IA And I hereby testify :
thzE af.er sH1g only chr-- bot Z
E1e<wEru--L Ica1- -aerrfsr%. 9
cuufs.enEy recommend thEs me-L :
irin~ % al similarly z.siceal-
FRANKLIN BErE AsosA In 9
Il an personally acquainted :
with NJ B-rx and b~itrve znv Z
&tseEm.nc he NAV maze % BE {
rrar-W = MkNxEL- Drug :
Isl And Ph.-u1cIS& As8cA La :
II have asesf AYERS Sars1ra- 9
ria fsr s-Hrrl debility AMI. Is :
a aiss.i- 7Hr-iie-. int e 1D~s ex- Z
lcEEra.ne.4 far nSL
AD2ss EzeL rexlA
Ayers .;;Sarsapailh :
A4nse.sd .ur Haznlznz Z
ar raE WoRko'e FAIR :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

hasten my soul into eternity.
/ shall appear before another
bar, the Judgment bar Of God.
and there you, who have Legal
lied the trzfie- VIII have 70 ap-
pear VITA me- Think ysu that
that the Great Judge vii hold
poor, weak helpless
victim Of your trz1he-sIone re-
sporslbie for the murder Of nv
Tfef Nay l. IN my drunken
frenzied irresponsible esndl-
ton have murdered bat sre.
bur you have deliberately and
wlllfully murdered your thou
sands. and the murder mills are
In fall operation today with
your consent
All Of yen know IN your
hearts thai these words of mine
are not the rawlings Of an IN
sound mind- but God AInixhsys
truth The Eagsr trzfHe Of this
nation u responsible for nearly
all the murders bl0odshed
rlos& poverty, misery, wretch
edness and wee IL breaks IN
thousands Of happy home every
year; sends the husband and
father 70 prison or 70 the gal
lows. and drives countless moth
ers and little children into uhe
World 10 suffer and die Is fu-
Rishes nearly All the criminal
business Of this and every other
court and hzs<z every comma
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
The Greatest of Dangers.

think 1t lies In the belief and the pos
sibility Of platonio friendship with q
married man. A number Of letters have
come TO me written by unhappy girls who,
having been thrown, either through busi-
ness or in social way, with fascinating
men have yielded TO the attraction, believed
In the possibility Of such a friendship, only
to discover that what was talked Of as
friendship was in reality love. Nothing OK
cuses you, my dear girl, for loving man
whose heart, mind and body belong to an
other woman. 1t Is true that too often
these undesirable friendships begin in tho
most innocent way, but the very minute
that you find that this man Is becoming a
necessity to your happiness you must stop
and at once.
The Did story Is told by the wicked man,
the oft told story Of an unsympathetic wife
a wife that is not companionable a wife
given over to domestic affairs-with, as q
natural sequence the oft told story that
you bring little light into his life, that
you make little happiness, and that you
are the only woman who ever thoroughly
understood him. This is an old story,
and yet it is one to which too many women
listen. My dear girl, look the matter
straight in the face. No matter how bad
q mans wife may be, no matter how he
may long for companionship, you are do
ing an absolute wrong by even listening to
his story.-Ruth Ashmore in Ladies' Home
Journal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
No Touch Of Summer Disorder With
Ldctated Food. -.

fa mothers love could save the little
once what happy world this would I've.
There would he no more cholera ir n
tum nor wasting summer disease mat
every year carry of 50 large proportion
of the babies under five years. The love
of parents is strong. but unless intelli-
gently directed can do little to ward Off
these diseases that threaten the tender
years OF babyhood.
Only when children are kept fully nour-
ished and unexpoeed to contamin alton in
their food, do they run no risk from hot
August days and nights. Diarrh9al dis.
eases, the great scourRe OF infants, are
VIII olly due to improper food. encouraged
by high temperature. But for this igno.
rance and carelessness In baEy's summer
diet the hot months might be as heaithf ul
as any.
One has only to contrast the healthy
full fed happy condition OF babies fed on
lactated food With that of the
many badly nourished dropping ones
whose mothers persist In keeping them
on the old diet upon whloh they are plain.
ly not thriving.
Babies that are not gaining in weight,
as their mothers wish. and who show too
little animation and interest In things
about them, soon gain a liveliness and
zest for living whom fed with this splen.
did nutrlmant. They gradually cry less
and less; their sleep becomes sound by
night, and by day they are bright and
noisy and happy.
Suoh is the great difference between
babies that are nonrlshed by lactated food
and those that are poorly. because im'
properly fed.
In Its com position lactated food ls we'll
nigh identical with baby's earliest and
best food-healthy breast milk. As food.
therefore, for mothers who nurse their
little ones with difficulty. especially
through the summer months. lactated
food is ordered by physicians with the
most gratifying results.
For invalids who require an eaDily d.
Gested, absolutely pure. rich aliment
there Is nothing equal to lactated food.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
! EXPLAIAEO.
CONFIDENCE IN TuEiR rnoDuoT
LED rns sHAKEus TO MAKB

AN UNUSUAL OFFER.
asPeople OF this day and generation nrs
not disposed to give things away. When
therefore the Mount Lebanon Shakers re-
Gently stated that any ono could geta bot
tle of Digestive Cordial by calling in per-
son at their New York office. IL excited
great deal OF talk.
One OF the leading dallies OF the Metro
polis sent reporter to llnd out what was
meant II developed that the preparation
In question has proven benehclal In SO
large majority OF oases that nine-tenths
Of the people who are sufficiently anxious
to call for sample, lind so much relief
that they continue the PRODUCTS use ana
tell their friends about 1t. As result 0
very large demand has been created.
The Shakers have long record oil euo'
Gees ae inventors aud their various medl'
cinal products have always enjoyed
high reputation. The Digestive CORDIAL Is
not only nourlshlng In Itself, buti dl.
gests other food when taken as directed.
Sleeploss nights. spots before the eyes
and sense OF heavlhese after eating. loss
OF weight aud general weakness are
among tho common symptoms OF lndlges'
ton which 1t promptly relieves, and II 10
gratifying to kown that such positive
and harmless rem edy as the Digestive
Cordial should have at last been devised.
The common Idea about consumption
le that 1t 10 lung trouble but this Ia not
all. Why is 1t that the con5umptlve gets
thinner and thinner until he has wasted
to skeleton. Because the food he eats
does not nourish him. II 10 not digested.
The first Sign OF the appearance of con.
sumption is growing thin, wastingi this
Is before the cough; before the expecto.
ration. Stop the wasting and recovery
will follow In the lnciplent stages, and the
disease will be retarded In advanced caeeB