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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-04-10

The reader OF this paper will be pleased "a
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able TO cure in all IL 6
stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known 60 the
medical fraternity. Catafrh being constitu-
tional disease, requires constitutional ireat-
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly on the blood an 1 mucous sur
faces OF the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its curative
powers, that they otfer Ono Hundred Do lars
for any case that Il fails TO cure. Send for list
of test monials. Address
F. J. CHENEY s. Co, Toledo, o.
esF-Sold hv Druggists. G5c.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-04-10

Cuban women are forming revolutionary
aid clubs I'm New York.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-04-10

Hoods Pills Ts ES tailfIGiis Fl drnR9I:i. mild sss- s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

The O elegant and dressv spreads
for the warm season are Of embroid-
= muslin These come with initials
el4bo-ztely worked IN the center anda
border al around. edged with lace.
The bolster sham may be separate,
though many prefer the spread in one
long piece TO cover the whole. To sim
ulate the expensive kind the skirt en-
orcidery NAV De used. joining the
scalloped edges through the center bv
tapping them on lace The plain edge
being tuesed in. requires no finish
Thin spreads such a. these are laid
over a sheet Or colored muslin
A. preferred Powered Swiss and
oryzndie muslinsl though eas
uy rurpled. make most dainty
SPREADS. and are well worth the care
70 seep them smooth For instance.
three oresdth> Of the muslin, Powered
with great luscious pink roses. are
matched IN figure and hemmed in all
arounas To this Is Sewed a pretty
cheap lace The Italian isa good kind
Il very light swiss Is used. Heavier
goods require a heavier lace. The
room being dressed in pink. the spread
lends It's color. and curtains are hung
Of the same, tied with ribbon to
match This sort OF spread is espec-
ally appropriate for the brass and iron
oe~dstead> A valance of needlework
= hung along foot and sideS-N. v
Times
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

N Georges Psti1os editor and
part proprietor Of the Journal deS
beoats. died recently IN Paris. he mar
ried into the Newspaper. his wife be-
ing Nile Bertia. daughter Of one Of
the founders He had been enplc-ed
in the administrative service. and. as
chef de cabinet Of Leon Renault.
ThierS' pr-fee. Of police. arrested
Jerome Napoleon IA 50
The novelist. Pierre Zaeeone. WHOSE
death Al NorIaix n his sev~-utv-uiu.h
year. has been reported Was the son %
an Italian 0efcer in Napoieous army.
s1d vas horn Al DouaL He was on-
Of those feaiiletouists ~ whom nobody
ever spoke. though his name was con
stantlF a. the ends Of s~euifIetor< and
ne made far more noney than suv Illus
trious author He could. at q few
hours 1otice. begin = serial novel and
furnish the exAe, quantity az words
wanted day By day.
The Bookmaa Savs that Lawrence
hnttor. IN writing an article for HA-
per-. Weekly On the recent Iib--
cnESol5d@tion in Sew York eirv fsuzd
II hs ana proof a very glowing s<n-
t-nee descriptive Of Mr. L<uax YES,
hutton-- HIS copy read NJ L-aox
vast beqGest In the Mar nznh~r %
the Boo&man Thsea'. Porrrzsf b-ur- the
legend. The Master. but the ~taselIi-
gent e~uEPositor. apparently with al
ere 10 the haad-mirrur into whieh Ih
sen : gazing very nearly sent the pie
tzr- TO press described a. The
Washer
-Promineu. magazine editors and
publishers complain that there : no
n IN America who can "5ztervi@w IN
the correct manner When rh-r wan.
a celebrity al home article they
have u % vithou, il because no
American can give the right touch
One publisher quotes an English inter
view with Du Naurier BIZ r n Sh.a-.
A. perfect Il seems TO the general
r-ader that a magazines teen with
pretty zood Interviews while a for
usual English interview il : s,Tlted
GngraeefuL- egotistie as 10 the inter-
viewer, and Angular
-EHgeuie Nurg~r. q cousin Of Henri
Nurger. whose bust was ree-ntIr set
nD in the ~Luxemburg garden. has been
discovered singing in the Paris streets
for a living Her father vas singer
Of popular orgS. which he accom-
panied on . hurdygurdy. and one Of
the founders Of the Concert deS Amba~
sadeurs in the Champs Elysee< During
the sixties and seventies she was a por-
uiar e-hanSouette singer IN the cafes
enantantS md d says. sang in New
York She sank gradually 70 pruvin-
eial and garrison town cafes. aud then
TO the streets Now she is proitinx bv
the new craze for stree; singers and
street songs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12
YEARLY GAIN

The sx--~a state asov. --f---~d n have a
total .rczi7 improved far- tAastS - - E=s
sc-~, he Increased vzlae % - prst2rssnns
% ta~~~ Azds ali % ssG a. sa Annually ~
tne--..-l animal earning sfEu. - ARE y
ths market value % lad d-Y~nd. uper
its earning pu~~r z1d ts- -acln u iz-
cr-sss ot valve D tz<ea a. four tine. ne IL
crease IA yearsv csr-la<s taea rhs TN 7rore1
farm la1s- Of these SfEte-a s-st-s ~fu IN
cr--~- n value an PER 49, er u-% " -
A. tn inmeflase r-sult % TIE apealsx % tie
Maritime ca-zl Of Nsrtn A-e-1ra
VAST - This sum spp.2rs. z iss psrrAi
statement OF ne gain 70 ne --ss resulting
from 1e~1 9r1sr ssrfxz-tn1 % ne sezh12rG
e>-.use Il IS a1.-i on tie saort crops u IA
an1 DOS not tz<- 4cruuEt Of t-arx- t-af1s.
snail gains. aziT groa1ers. poultry. esrx
sarSes Aaf mules s1G s0o1. timber barZ ~
ae4rn-r ta>- Il tar scroazt q mise gr8saes.
.1c nzzzf4rtzr--. o. rne irr--..- "A raz-- n
ctry All ns11sAct1rtzE properly
This movement has received the IN
darsement Of most Of the United States
senators from the west
Last winter the legislature Of Minne
sofa memorialized congress in support
% this measure SENATOR NeCiearv. %
Mankzta. Is gathering data from Can
ada ard the United States with 4 view
- GNN ~ AeEAAFNS& a1L n
euugreSS
The east has NJ transportation ques-
ton Her manufactured goods. worth
perhaps thousands ~ dollars a ton are
not p~rceptibly affected by = Sigh: dit
errnce in freight The farming dis
tricts % the west are vitallv affected
when all profit N their crops i eaten
mn hE tn f.u--~H.- -
tional question i should be borne IL
mind that the manufacturing east re
ceives her raw pruducts largely from
the west. also her cheap food supplies
In turn she finds her best market IN the
farming state> of the west II should
also be remembered that TIE enormous
cash balance annually required abroad
10 settle the foreign exchange must be
provided in the main by the western
and southwestern farms or BY goId
The pressure is urgent The naviga-
ton cannot he provided soon enough
IL commenced now The convention at
Cleveland will be marked bv the pres
enee Of many specialists with specially
prepared papers covering a wide range
OF public matters. As chairman Of The
executive committee. / respectfully re-
quest correspondence with commercial
bodies public officials and the papers.
II IN any way il may lead { fuller ir-
formation and a quickened interest In
particular, | desire assurances of SUP
port which can be shown at the proper
time as evidence of popular sentiment
Address. A. l. CRockER
Minneapolis Board of Trade
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12
NEWSPAPER WAITS.

NAV not make a summer.
bat q frog makes a sprin9-Texas Sifr-
in-S
FOSD PsEESr-'I wish. Bobby. thae
l could be a little boy again Bobby
i wish you eouId-littler than me-
Tit-Bits.
THE REroRr CorErEor.-Unei.-
You only write me once everv month
when you want money Nephew a
ssudent--I beg your pardon uncle:
last month | had q write twiee.-Lu-
tige Batter
1 AN on my way home. doctor. saii
a parsimouious city alderman. who was
fond Of getting advice gratis. meeting
a well-knOvn physician. and I'm thor
oughly tired and worn out. What
ought 10 take? Take a cab re-
piled he intelligent medieo-Ti,-BitS-
Mrs r was very sorry that the
clergyman Of her parish had been com
PEELED to leave You see she said
the poor man fell of his bievele. aad
his doctor has told him that for some
time he u try an incumbent posi-
ton ~ he has gone away for another
cure Punch
IN swTrzERLASp-The landlord pre-
n his bill to the traveller. The lat
ter looks at the sum total and prepares
10 pay without demur. Nine host.
stupehed at this unwonted prompt
sude on the part ola guest. stammers
out; Beg your pardon sir. Will you
let me have another look at the biIl7 I
must have omitted somethine--Le
Noitaire.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

\ w~eIi-known Italian poet hit on a
neat plan for securing the distinction
that comes from death without Mains
He published a striking volume OF
lyrics. AFFIXED an unknown name ,o II
and IN a Mandatory preface told Of IN.
hard's wretched life and early. untime-
" taking of. even pointing out for the
beneht Of admirers the pos itiou Of his
tomb IN a certain cemetery. The book
had al the favor of genius persisted in
it young promise. and eeurs a biz
sale, a deluxe OF sentimental tear, be-
ing shed BY countless damsels over the
dead singer And when the deceased
was Seeure in his posthumous
reputation and had rzked in shekels
enough 10 make the publication a rood
thing on he business side. the WELL
known poet came out with the confes-
sion that 10 such young writer had
everexisted: the name was a pen name.
adopted By himself; the bogus death was
a device he had invented The success
of MS peculiar ~log-rolIinz caused a ser
satiou. arousinz indignation or
neut, as Il happened. but. on the
whole vastly helping his own selling
PoSer~-Harttord Couraut
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

Women who can use the brush cIev-
erly are painting the art denims for
nzngings and for mounting dining
room- bedroom and piazza screeps for
country houses The designs are large
and snowy and snow flowers, scrolls
Or feathers Sometimes the edges of
the flowers are outlined with embroid-
cry silks or gold or silver, and the res,
Of the design i. done in tapestry dyes
Sometimes the metal paints are used in
stead OF metal thread TO brighten the
outlines A screen covered with old
blue denim is ornamental with ca
sock feathers. and one with a lattice
work over which masses of pale blue
and purple morning giories trail
sometimes heavy brzids of metal
threads two or three inches wide are
applied IN erusswise or Iengthwiss
bands 10 the denims when used for a
banging. and IL drzpeda large giIded
rope Il used for the purpose Hang
ngs Of this cloth however, look best
n straight fold&-N y. Post
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12
THREE


0n~. Two Tire
Nov raere can the naoF -.
Only the nrfefess whil- Nga
We vent into -rst&sle~ over ~ -rr~-
Thea Ne vas creeping about the -oor.
And iato orr hearts ~ E.nt al four
Z the se bad lost aim shaf hal pe fo1s
Il ne wonderful year y one
Or To Three
What a kfdnsP-r rtm> ean 10
He stnl-u M lfttl~ hid A-av
That spoke M name but y--t-risr
Take al tha- I have % siIv-r and <n}f
And give ne az in Iftrle Two Tear-Oid
such rsua-t Z hal offered % Tua. anf - you.
IN The het1fisIt rear o. Two
one Twm Three
It's soG 3 sweet mystery
Time ; not . thief nut = oring-r - ~.
And has doubled uF nies,ings IN tn1s tea Gov.
on. rive NJ ~ love him and TO not r-fise.
Eiad Fortune. -hafs needed fnr stn-kfnxs
ami shoes
To lg~s nim IN sissom tnat ~ nav lo-~ ne
Long Tssrs that mav fni3o~ rear Three
william : Lord IN Chicago Record
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12
HUMOROUS

Love Grown Cold-She fr~proaeh-
fully-You said you would die for
ne He tstiHy-T Was referring 70
my WHISPERS. naGam--Detroit Free
Press
-carletOn--Did you daily with the
breakers at Asbury Park Nou,aux
Yes. met three charming girls.
and they broke me in a week-Brook-
Ign Eagle
In the west-First Citizeu lin the
near futurei-~Who is that they're
goin' to string up Second Citizen
That's the man hat stole Tornado
Pete's bieyele.Puek
Young Lady ion the grand staud-
The umpire calls 4 foul, but I dom,
even see a feather Her Eseor.-~Ru.
you mGstr remember that this is a picked
nine-Saered Heart Review.
-Peddler-That little book ON
How to Preserve the Hair Is the kew
10 the entire situation BaIdy--I
I'M very sorry. but I haven't a siu1i.
lock hat IT would fc--HouSehold
Words
Walters mzmma was verv sick
with rheumatism. and he vas rubbiuu
ner arms when she said Walter. II
Is too q that mamma IS such a from
ole to you Walter replied eheerfuuv:
Never mind mamma. If you are only
Just alive. we don't rare how much
you suner-ToUthis Companion
In the summer baby vas verv
busy supervising everything that went
on Al n farm After awhile 81.
pushed away her chair at suoper one
Afternoon declaring that she did MOI,
wanta any more milk why not DEAR
asked mamma gently. ~Beezus<.-
ssid baby. with an air Of Superiority.
Il know all about i. now; milk Is
nothing bot che~ed grass-Cypc
And tire presentzs- He waited
for a reply with hated breath
Harold. she replied. placing . tinv
hand on each shoulder and gazing soul
fully into his eyes. there are onIv
three duplicates" Great Scottr- n.
gasPeds Il was fguring on twenty AZ
least 70 sell How shall we get through
the YEAR, Then they both realized
a. never esfore. that marriage isslos.
teri. -BosESR Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12
DEEP WATERWAYS
Wealth to the W-st>rs Farmer 10 A..
snr~d ny II. Csmpl-tt.M

For many years the work Of creating
deep channels between Lakes Superior.
Huron. Michigan and Erie has been
going on At length the work Is done,
or under contract 70 complete. 80 that
from all the lakes tventy-foot channels
may practically be said to exiS. With
the completion Of the iu.er-lake
channels. all the immense and rapidly
increasing navigation cuuverxes 70 the
common eastern terminus n Bu@aln
The existence Of the great lakes has
made possible the sD-caIled northwest.
since IL has permitted the prr-iuets -
the northwest 20 reach market. AZ a
much lower figure than has been
possible by all rail From Duluth ~
Buffalo. eleven hundred miles it cps,s
about one-third a. murh a. Il cy<s~ &c
trznSship and transport acrrSs New
York state. Increasing comp.ti-
ton from these Countries u
the world possessing cheap land
and chap labor makes IL
imperative on the producers. the farm
ers % the northwest. 70 search out. II
possible, some way Of getting their
crops 70 the eastern markets at a lower
rate than they nave been getting. To
every producer in the northwest Is viii
be of interest 10 know hat On Septem-
Der 34-es there viii be a convention
held in the city Of Cleveland for the
purpose Of developing in \ large wav
the facts relating 70 this deep water
navigation from Buffalo eastward.
With a view TO decreasing the cost. Il
is necessary TO Use the existing lakes
and river. with supplementary canals.
and TO reduce the cost from Buffalo
east in some such ratio as has been Sc
cured in the upper lakes An eminent
engineer. c y Dutton. who has given
the matter n great deaI Of study. has
prepared the following statements and
figures, which | beg To present. with
out comment. simply asking that they
be read and Thought on
'Ssrt--n great states. aaneiv. caio. r-df-
ara. Illinois. Kentucky. NIcaix4n. Wisconsin
Minnesota. iosA Missouri. No-rn nzzctA
South DAKOTA Sehr1s<a. kszSas. AoaL2na.
Wyoming and Colorado. mist sHfD rb-ir sur-
Plus agricultural products from tae xr-.E
lakes 70 the seahaauL D--p-r.per z.soa
would eject al immediate REDUCTION IA frrisst
costs. aad consequent increase Ia crop values
Of an average Of i've cents q szSaei on grain
and potxsoes four dollars a tsa sa a.y azf
ave dollar. aad upwards 4 ton on st1w
In the sixteen states mos. h-1e1r@i ta~
direct nouey gain computed On ne crop u.-
ports Of i.S. viii be a. follows
rrsRrv GAIN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12
]. STONE RECOVERING.
Owes His Health 70 Or. Williams
PINK Pills for Pale Peopla

EFHAa - - FA-AsNA~ "a
The many friends Of J. Stone. OF Primer.
Fla. vii be pleased % know that that est
nAble cd Gentleman. whc Ia. for years
been a -re4t sufferer FROM rheumatism. Is
recovering. Al an@ ure il was impossible
for M sane % a~s hfs ri<ntar-- n gen
nemzn in g1essign was In TIE ctr Jester.
dzF. and rae1 zs<ei By sSzn zaz - z1re
so1e rezs1a Tor hrs r-cuve-. he Sad
Veil Sr. Fuu waI zgE n-3ewe ne per-
hzp.. az. NJ recuv-v = dss . Dr. WI
M3zs Pax Pts fr P&s Peapie tank
r1@z a eEcr - nzslF Eaf must scrept
tats 1pparTIE II Fuu VII uerz1E re. "a
thez- n <zarzzt-@ riaef Two rszc ara
I w1s suFsrnx from rneszAEsm. roa
know whzE uaa11faea ] was il rad an
arze n Chrsrazn pzrsr % Dr. Wlli4ns'
P1nx FAs for Paae Fecp4e and ! toes -even
haxss q thrrn TIE rex2ss vas more than
a1T human e@ag eszid have expersea I
grew oetser fast
-Someaue then zgxise1 ether resasrfre.
sartng thai I bad tazen euduxn Of the pals
I he@ief the 2dvace and ne result Was I
grew worse axzin and lost the Use OF mr.
rxhf arm Iosaii not nnwe Il q par-ic.e
Eixht weeC a~n ! epmlenced 70 take the
pals AgaIn and now can 1e nv arm with
cut a1T pain whatever. They are . woztsr
fHl Pill A1d l drove several niles today 70
purchase another hex Of them
Ne0 you EnA4A pIutksu me f14i1T-1g
zf-davit s~ore - 1sk this Of Ecu Is
means of displaying ny gratitude a. wei a.
- eudsavUr - save some other pool SUI
ferer
The Ssa ucpu~rnsexi and the following
= the AFFIDAVIT whhch the happy man sxore
a yesterizF before J. C. 3 E0ouce.
The above was sworn u ard subscribed
before ne this lst dzy Of May. A D Iza
lsEAL J e B. EooxCE
Notary Pubic
D Williams Pink Pills oontzin. n a con-
ceuset form. al the elements necesSarv TO
give new life zad uchness 70 Tie blood znd
reseore SHATTERED nerves They are an IN
failing sfec7nc for s1ch diseases As loco-
motor atzxta. partial paralysis 50 Wins
e4nue. S11-zsA Ee1rz1E& rheumatism.
nervous he3tarne. tne after e@ect Of "a
grppe. p~airitzfiaa % fne heart. pzse ard
.allow cgmplexionS al forms. Il wezx-e-s
eithe- a mae ana female. Pax Pills are
sid 5E az dealers. or VII be senr pest raid
On rersipf Il prtce- So oent@ 4 Dor. or sx
buxe- fer ESa-they Nr@ newer ~gAg n buEx
or " ire Iaei By sidr>~<irg Dr. williams
Ate11cine COMPANY S~cHezn-zS4y, y Y
NtrvEE DtwsEL fss ul-v 49, the coz
ST. a1erTI[uezr ne NhaE = d.I5cSuus
smell 0f-a rrhlyi-aunze bia~~amsr Lit
lie Ar TlpEn- falzra1s1 Ca ao-rezlF
- assure yea nothing Of TIE sor1~-
PHzrh
~DEEE an cue bse-si. about bin blark-
Sza k2-1Is. a. hs s1cN-f two cnackea.
away N hrs b2- n ether nlg@E We ain
- ner b - visible n ee dzrx
BAzAg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

Thev paused beneath the shade % .
spreading aalG
The AL man with the eleven years
growth q beard looked earnestly into
the face % his companion
Bill be asked solemalT. "uE you
not share sour crust with me7-
Tears sprang into the eyes - the
short party with a long eoa and 40
shirt.
Hank h observed gazing upon
the eitrou pie he held in his hand.
you're always looking for the best Of
ft~-Prck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

Her Father-The fact IS you could
not give my daughter The surruundinSs
she has been accustomed ~.
Her Lor~r-But she and I both clear
y understand that love in a cottage IS
al We shall want
Her Flther-And Won viii expect
nothing from me2
Her Lover-No-er. that i. nothing
but the curtax--L 4 W. Bulletin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

BIZ the simple Wine Of Cari1i Treatment
Of Female Diseases, thousands of zr1icted
women are restored TO health every year.
IL csr-srfs the menstrual irregularities.
from whlru nearly all women safer. and i
being universally u~d for that purpose
ao~. Ask your druggist for NrE1r-rs
Wine Of Cxrf1i Speaking Of this csas. of
women DISEASES Mss Laura P Brown of
Dalt0n- ga says. 1t ave b-rn suffering
from excessive nea~es for two years. can-
SANITY zet1nG wors<- and | feei that Me-
E1rees ire Of Czriui has s&ved my life
l looked forward u each rGufh and
Thought | couhd rot eudur- san misery an
other Gze- 1 can't expr~ss my graat1de
for the ~en1erful relief
~WsSr Is wisdom. asked a tsAher % a
class OF snail girls A b~rlznt-eYsd little
CREATURE zrose zz.t answered. -inforznztion
Of .ae brain"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

pebtor-Yo can't collec, that bill
from ne. sir
Collector-NoH
Debtor-So. You can't get blood on.
- turuip.
Collector in disgust - Apparently
rots neither ar I grt money cut Of a
t@~E-T~va. GiAfu~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

Excuse me-" said the detective. a,
as Presented himself AZ the door Of
toe music conservatory. but | hope
You'll give me What information YOU
have and not make any fuss
What do you mearyr was the iudir-
nant inquiry.
Why, that little affair, o know
Il don't understand
way you c We got a tip from the
ooArcing-ho1se next door that some
body here has been numbering Way
Ter. and the boss sent me down "a
work up the ~case-waShirg.on Star
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

well. 7 see tha, the Sandwich rr+
taurant has bought the ma
chinerT % the Collars & CUFFS Laundry
company
What can they want with the ma
chimes"
Oh. they take the rubber OF The
-ringers and make It into chicken
IA 1CLiczEo Record
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

Peddler tr~o-doIlar dzubsl-vould
you Puy Won picture. sir Only dwo
solar for desc vine. hznd-painted bict-
ares
DlSgusted Artist-Huh! Whom do
ycu expect 70 sell such pictures to-
Psadler seAlnlyEAmmsrykin.-S
!. Neskly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

Old age seizes upon an iI-spent
youth like IRE upon a rotten house. II
was rotten before and must nave
fallen of itself 80 that il Is only %.
ruin anticipating another-Sou.h
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

ARAScHER In Mason Valley. New.
was leading two spirited horses TO
water. and tied their halters together.
They started OF in q mad g7lIop. and
dashed one on each side OF q cotton
WOOD tree. They brought mp 50
suddenly that both their necks were
broken.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

The second war with Great Britain
began June i. lsI2, and ended on Feb
rVary l., ISIS Il involved the enlist
ment Of 47Ls1= volunteers and the
service Of ss.OO1 regulars a total Of
s7as22
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12
Highest Of al N Leavenng PovG-L.es U.S. Govt Report
@MM! RasaRs

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

THx EAT who wrote. -ReroIutions nevr-
~ backward had newer turned q harx
SousrsaElt 0vcr the talbozrt Of a farm
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

TIE hammock IS always brought cut IN
tie ume when eyerycHes experience
leads him % s1ppo.e that j. vas built for
the fAIL-Toukerz Statesman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

Pr-o's Cure for Consumption has saved
me nany a doctors hill-SF Hszpr. Hop
xinx Pizce. Baltimore. Nd, Dec = -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

TEsxrs-Give1p-~Whzs was yOur bust
ness before you took % EzupinsF' Prk-
up-Betnx trazped on
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

A stray hair. BY is continued irr;.
tataon. nay give . annoyance thss
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