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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22
KNOWLEDGE

Brngs co18fart and improvement znd
tents % personal enjoyment when
rightly used The many. who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life marp. with
les expenditure. by more promptly
adapting the works. bet prOdaets 10
the needs CT physical being. viii attest
the value u health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy. syrup Of Figs
l. exeellence Is due 10 its presenting
in the form most acceptable arsi pleas
ant ~ the TASTE. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
srive eife,tEl.Illy cleansing the system.
di-peilins ealis. headaches ard levers
AID permanently curing constipation
Il has given Satisfaction Ia millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
Profession. becan-e il xcts on the Md
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and IL Is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale bv all drug
gistz in 5slc and 81 bottles, but il l. mar
ufacrured by the Califosuiz Fig Syrup
Co. 0ulv, whose name : printed On every
package, al=o the name, syrup of Fig.
and being well informed, you vii not
accept any substitute If offered
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22
GREATEST OF nANtiERa
Ftsfonic Friendships Between Married
Wen and Tnpxp~rf-u~-tt Girls.

Wen and Inexperienced Girls.
The greatest 81 dnngers. I think. lies
in the bel = ~ the possihil Of Pla-
tonic friendship with a married man.
writes a lady in Ladies Home Journal
A number Of letters have come TO me
written by unhappy girls who. aving
been thrown either through business or
IN q >ociai way, with fascinating men.
have yielded 20 tle attraction. believed
In tnc posi- hiiity of such "A friendship.
only Up discover That what was talked
~ ae friendship was IN reality love
Nothing -v. 1ts.-s YOU nv dear girl for
lowing e man whose heart mint and
h''iv belong - another woman. T. u
true that tea often these undesirable
friendships begin In the niusf innocent
way. but the VERY minute that ron tnsl
TINT this u11rr il becoming a ueeessitv
to yuur happiness YOU must stap. aui
a. once. Tine old story Z, told hv the
man. the att-toi5 story 81 an unssrupa-
th--ic 7vife--a vile that II not cunuan-
iouahle, a wife given over 20 domestic
afflir~ with. as a natural sequence.
tho oft-t1ld story that you brinxa LITTLE
l.-s I1-s his lie. that you make a fittIs
hauriuvS- arI that YOU an. th.. auf~
woman vls e-er thoroughly under
-tood hiu- Il- J. such an ald story.
and vet .t j. aue % vhich too many
women listen NJ dear girl loolx the
1latrer ~rra --i.c iu the fa.,.. NJ natter
how bad laau wife ulav b.. uo mat
Ter how he NAV long for euupaniol-
shin r.rr "a .laluar m af7S.5fy4r.s vy-r,r, p
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

A nrVT -s-rip- tar brad pudsiiar has
beer found aHd IS presented rvz-1 the
instor~sm~n- e being worth a plaes IN
the auusuGlx leaves ~ the hnuss-
Se~i.rs sds7sS h,-lis- LAX one uiut -
the crumbs Ia a pint ~ mix ninth soft,
adj three rahlrspsuufuis # ess,-aa dis
solved In a Grr.e water. three well
beaten eEx~. a hale cupfai e v-auu-
.atesi saaar susi another pint - nj L.
- The nti,isii ~ dish IN pan - ha-
water AMI haSe oue hour Whiuue,l
-reHm favored with vanlli "a - very
yuod vit- tins pudding. ar q sau-e
made from a >s-aut cupfI- ~ suzar- "a
"a --nsanfal of cora starch and a
-urfu4 - water NAV ~. lIss.,. Gs-aLs the
.rg-essi~urs n a double boiler ten min
Ite-. aud inst before serving acid an
ounce q butter and a half tea~poonful
y raui Al
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22
NEW IN SKIRTS.
Great width Continued. hut Trimming
Lr-- IA -.

l0ig1 va>t ma 11rl-- f skirts are
un-rimmed not q few os tine newest
creations show si-us ne alteration in
rll~ respect Flounce~ a7aea- on may
SMART 3 made gowns braFi-1- f-ons Eu-
rnpe, and .- is sad that ssaen trimmed
~.si-t- again prevail fu-ec~ viii -ra-
vl,te tus lsa,.ir- <aru irs-e- z. present
two BARROW 1punce~- hardly more than
f-i- s. arc ussL Three or i've rows %
SATIN ri1oou- black white o- coIare-. -
'rH-enever the -esyvu calls fa--alzrav.
III art a calmly EuiSa u s.i--, Of suit
4nle material
Eiae.s alpaca znd niacll mohairsiSift
ara immensely p n1isr tals year these
elegantly cst AMI hing and line.i IN
cosar matching nat 81 tne biuuss. b,sli-
ier >lirts af faH~ s5asl nave ~ a great
iez-ree superseded tao-s OF SATIN or
-repon- though these latter are stilI
'v1-u in cpru laasr5au - n fancy waists
af every SHOWN color ana Description
Very handsome wa~ bincs maaair
SKIRT iusss with pale ulauve s5lz-
n-eate-i f-slt ~ the sane hnI>u iu.r Tx.
e,l-r on t1e ins5lle. A silky ~urf4ee,5
oiaets 4 uaca ssrrt was lined with pale
roSe-culored slla- -iaee siIS blouse.
bodice repeating the color. win 4
blurred design af vsolets. producing n
very stylish effect The sleeves. I'M
naensely fun, ended above the elbow.
long sge'.e gloves covering the lower
arm
An atGlost Incredible amount Of ma
teriaL Cues INTO the fashionable dress
s.lirt- far the large Huise- fall close 20
grtner l. IS euir when the eutirs.
witttu of the sislr. mem Is reveal s.i That
anv idea OF the fallu..ss and volume 81
f these hute> Is -aiue.5- OzIv an exns-
f perieuce.t mn.iIste can eut such * II
f property. vhiea includes hanging il
>licc'->-fulIr- Occasionally the At
temnts Of a -- prentice nand are only
E too pal pablo Inc flutes fall avav
from the naes IN each side. with a
Tendency to droap there. those in the
Immediate back On the contrary. "a =
NJ short Of uruDurtiouate Length b.
~1nc inches. Nothln- 20 the KIM
looks worse and the amateur VIM a.
nlre~ to dressing well vyouId better
llzn her ambition or exercise hcrnosv-
ers uron an other PORTION u tii,. gown
than the ss5rt u the >sasou--N- \
Post
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22
TAE CHlNEsE pRAMA.
La'iirraus EEp-si'sat- 70 SappIy N@vh.a-
irsi D~aei=net~>.

hAf1ls rus , sraf= Ten SAMMY
.-ssi B-aei-Hes~..
The average taeaser-coer shows a
wonderful tam iar5tv with tbe l.nret-
ras Of the more popular dramas As rb~
follow mig incident viii illustrate An
actor one night stz uarner.d and are.se
down IN tle nniddIe Of his piece. In
,tantIv man rose "A the body Of sh,.
pit uttered coarse cpithet. ami sav-
agely gave the enc WORT a.eon1uau ed
nv piece OF sugar-eane hurled a. M.
hIuniering actors head.
great drawback to the Chinese
theater Is the absenee Of ARTIFICIAL
scenery. movable pieces. painted can
vas. and other accessories 70 sage IL
lusions To supply this defcienev the
sta-e manager resorts 10 some very
IuI7crous expcdients imuIviner a facuI-
u for imagination largely in excess OF
that with watch a Chinarnan Is usually
credit ted Chairs. benches. and tables
are made 70 serve conventional uses
never eorteulp plated bv the nauufae-
tu-er. For instance. two tables three
or four feet across REPRESENT a bridge
When the spectator sees benches and
chairs piled N eight or ten feet hi.rh
he must imagine himself n the base Of
one OF Ch.na-s classic mountains
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22
4 wIFSS OBEDIENCE.
About the Word osey 10 the Marriage
Service

Z
Service
Nuch Is said. both Uf~e and Other
w-se- n reference - the obedience
svaicn a wife vows To weld 10 her d rs-
band Iiriies boast talt taev nave
syasied the word obey and subS-i-
tutett 20 gay. SAY nav. or some
other OF simila- sound After her we'd
ding n iafig Of tnis kind remarked 10
Rev Z. p. Maurice. who had performed
the ceremony, ~Noev. N- Maurice. I
call vou 70 witness that entertain no
intention of obeyiag- Maurice an
ssered with his sad. sweet sale. An
madam, ven little ka-w The blessesi-
uess - Obedience
~ course no one WORTH Of at-en-
ton believes that IL u /. z5fs.s duty "a
obey when her husband wishes h..r 10
act contrary TO the aIgsates Of con-
science A. Hrtle i she expected 70
conform - . standard Of obedience and
service such Is Was laid dossn IN con
7srsatiun overheard between two chill
dren who were paying On the sands
together. small boy 20 Ilstle girI-po
Won wish "a hecume nv wiEee Little
girI after ref'ectioul-X les small tsov
- zen pull or nv boots
en- great many points. however
concerning the pecuniarv or other in
terests OF the family. the husband viii
usually De the wiser. aad NAV u,nS-
property be treated a. the senior pa-s-
uer n the firm A HuEan mas like 4,
have her own way. bur she haS lttIe
respect for the husband vino gives in
to her IN everything Fhe IDEAL wife
f claims the liberty Of beirr herself ana
T managin = the house. tut 81. never re-
fuses LOYALTY 10 an affection Which
( supports and protects her Desoosism
AMI ooeti encc are indeeI terms that
have no meaning in a matrimonial a =
anee Of the right sort
/ The worsl obey had not as great
ssrrors for the queen when she vas 20
/ tn- 70 Be married as Il has flr tie new
woman among her subjects When
arranging about the service the a-.5-
bishop Of Canterbury aslsssf her rnajes-
+ " whether IL vvould be deSira 5le IA
omit the word OBEY. aud Sas. an
SvVered. II visa % BE r,a--ie,t -, !,
woman. not A. a queen- Some If her
slajesty's subjects are not a. subject
a. sue was IN this respect They co
desire 10 exercise sovereignty over
their husbands. and not prefer 10 REIGN
through service AZ negro wedding.
when the clergyman read the words.
love honor and obey. the bride
groom Interrupted him and said- Read
that again, sab. read II once mo. SOS
de lady sin katcn lie fun Solemnitv o.
de meaning Use oeen married be 70. -
Another man who had been marr.d
before three or four times IL does no,
matter which, except 20 himself. said,
Ny mrs. wife cured me Of romance
nv second taught ne humility. and nv
tnlrd made me philosopher None
Of these wives could have caught yhs
fun solennity of the vows they tool
when they were being married.
The vexee question of con iuxal ohe.
dlenee was settled by Sturgeon in a
Characteristic way In IN address a,
the marriage Of the daughter of a
friend ne spoke thus to the bride abou,
her future lori. Let hin be he head
and do you be the ueex- and turn hip
when way you please London
Queen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

One Il thnse inventions which wiz
Inevitably dIsplaee a large amount %
.abur hseaus.e Of rs increased ...snar1r
has reeeutlv found - way into r-xt.-,.
manufacturing IL : a bonn which sls-
-ouu tlealE fee,is hobbins INTO the
shuttle This work hitherto has neeu
one OF the duties - the weaver. N5,v
dive parsons ean take care of eighty %
the~s. lo1n--, whereas. al present cue
person looks after sly TIE ue.v
process VII IN f1r an hour or tgvo
after everv one has left ths facta-- A.
ui-hr and through the no0n hour l.
= SAID that II VIII save ons-ha Z sis La
hor cost n weaving ard on@-faurth the
whole labor Gust 81 manu- taerrrfrs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

princess ~ Wales NAV ~ ~,--rs7 Of
hammered brass --hioh d, rse r~.4ira-
81 raal h-lver- Du.. ~ -1e h,-s- y,.-,
sr, IN brass j. Tva~lr--v1ulau-
Tbs taru.r table b Illustrated Is one .f
td.- - nir-. rhr r7'r's of -rvo pupils %
1ue ~ rhe ~aho''l-. ami 70 r. ho51 bean
titss- IN ssr'-u-i5u ami uuilse T. ls>i-u
l. WIS n'i-- hv one ~nun- man au.i
-ar~e'i h~ another. amt g, a .-~ac~s1,
au't -aa-vuieu- r-'sie FIR --pr0.slI.. zion.
T. j. especially uscful ~ a -,.1 table
,l-' emma - b.. arranged ga i-s shelves.
while lis folding leaf can b,. -ais--t q z q
u--lre'. Err -le --a-h--y, ing agrara-u--
Is ~aap- affords an often valuabIs
Chill = .na...
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

Select a0out SIX iarge tomatoes ard
scoop hole out Of the top Of each.
Make rhls stu1ng- 4 tahlesuaonE1l Of
bread crumbs. two Tablespoonful q
minced veal or chicken a teaspoonfus
q mixed sweet herbs. AMI some lemon
peel chopped very G1eLv- Season al
rather hjgly -lr5 pepper arS sz--.
1olsten with cream or j beaten e-r.
Place the tomatoes On a baking Tin IL
Inc hole in each with the zbo-- s-1-.sr--
and bake n Moderate over Tor about
quarter q an hour To ser-e. place
he tomatoes or a hor dish and poz-
-l1el1- o-oNa ~ ru-rs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

bright young American girl spent
last summer with her parents in Eng
iand- Her father WIS much Interested
N charitable worx and visited many
Institutions for the poor and aged on
the trip Most OF these buildings. par
tieularly in the provinces. have a
square piece Of marble inserted in the
hrielS over the front entrance. giving
the wear II - buildiug.
The little -iri read many Of these.
and one day said Papa thing Ammo
Doniui must have been an awtuIly
xusp,i woman 70 have built all these
houses for the ps3ur. Y. Y Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

Alrt7r~ --s- recr.ra Ell a.. The N1rt err
Fs.s1c aitTs-. ~ PAM. Maa rom NJ VI
Hre lu charge ~ rae lluc1 sel-ler A.
sra 1uf- .--sv-ssr i.lsll. state tl1t ths. tseT-
s-7rs ARE r.A IE 1e-- er rhaa ever ali arr
re- ict finer -lau Ass wear The trlanr- one
q ste 1ues- .n -le PARK. Pa "a tAas helEif
~ - feet Last vsa- - er-luc.nus To- 6
r.l-s 7E-e -1 about five d4Es and cnufl1ue,t
r . minutes Ils year l. = playing
afteuer. NJ Howe - lang re temper
Trlrss Ga r,e trialrs-s. am tls-- e the large
tfsrser+. Z il also pllrinx tra's ueurlV sna
- remUerit'zre az tine uue rssue-- from
lei -1 81 - .tzrns.s Ellr=nli-lE Bv ssuiiir IL
cents % CEts =. EEE. tlenl Ea-v. S.rpnr
- tlIl- A-ur.- vnG can obtain z lsslltif..l
{ Tourist Hroi --Ir ..,s-ssr, lss- tllss Para
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

Mrs Blinkers-What. Going awava
Why
>ervaut-Fiease, mum. when eoma
Yesterday you gave me the KEYS 10
YOUR trunks. and drawers. and chests
and jewel boxes, to keep for you
Mrs. Biinkers-Yes, I did that 10
show that l trusted you What is the
natter
Servant-They don't one of 'em lit
N Y Merklr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

Whip one pint OF cream to a sis
roth Have ready three-qu4rterS of .
COX OF gelatlre which has beea $3.50
IN one cup of milk for half an horr
And the milk heated until the yeIstipr
IS dissolved Strain. and VIXEN go
add L 70 the cream with one cup o.
sugar ard two cups OF eoeonut Eithe-
the cessieated eoeoanat or the fresh
nut grated can be used- Put the cream.
1Rso 4 mould. and SET i On ice or in +.
very coli place. --LsGisai LONE gss-
"a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

svsterz- for partr-itiu1. thus 1ss5sssnz II
tEre and Shortening r.shnr The sa1-fzl
ordeal IT Childbirth Is robbed II rs ,s-rnrs.
and the dangers tkereof greatly iessezeE
to both mother ard chIld Tn reria6 q
confinement IS zi=o shar-c-ed the zazzer
strengthened and an abundant sec-ctioz e
zoGrlSa-neut ss- the child .-uuotld
Send t<rnty-o-ze = cvzts for Tse Fso-
pies Medical Adviser. Tno.o ulses a-er 10
inlserzr,0uS. giving AL pz-Ticzla-s. 81
erzl chapters Of his -T-zt family E7caar
book are devoted u the cuusi-ierzi51z Il
diseases peculiar - uurzcs wrth s1zz=-
tions a. to successful hu-1e r-raf--ezs IS
sane Address. KarId's DispeussTy Mei3i-
cal Association Buffalo. n Il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

You remind me of Can't Kidd's hid
den fortune, remarked the young man
who was treating his best girl 20 plate
u straw berries.
HOW SOP asked the girl, as she stop.
ped shoveling.
You re a berried treasure"
She went to digging again
Statesman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

= a hum1n Nerve. ThSiu q ~1l-a 81 heal 4
Let 70 1eguue gverstrI1nast y weakened.
alc re -t.lslrlreue>- - incrssasss,t - r'.t-
For wax or C-erTrr1u--1t nerves h asJar
tfr 9 ~fall.ia-l 81 tiers Is The best rauic u
existence. since 70 llT--nra-es aut glisrs
them a. lla slue rir1s. lr q. 50 possesses -
Periarlrs eit1clcv In dyspepsia constipation.
E-sil.arill ami suiney complaints. Fluela-
zlsEu and laflr1l-ia-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22
ghes, of al in Leaveains Pc~er-Laess US Govt Repot
R3H!a!!! R RsklRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE


A mild bit Of rrpartee is reported as
having occurred between the poet
SAKE aud Oliver Wendell Holmes
They were talking about brain fever,
when Mr. SAKE remarked:
Il once had a severe attack Of brain
fever myself"
How eou-d you have brain. fever9
asked Or. tclmes. smiling. 1T Is
only strong brains that have brain
fever
How did you lind that out2" asked
Saxc--1iolden lays.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

What are you DOING said the clerk
N the hotel Do YOU visa 70 stire
yourself amt DIE On Cur hands,
What's the matter with your
You've gone and blown GU. the
gaS.
Nothing Of the kind- I'm entitled
20 the use Of this gas, aren't To-
Yes.
Well can't get any satisfaction
by lighting IL The only way can
-et NY moneys worth i 10 sit here
and smell IL '-Pearson's
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

Love fsan Infinite capacity for suffer.
NJ
A mans affection is regulated bv hi,
DIGESTION
The beauty Of pain Is not Ia the thing
tsslt but tbs gsay IL i bor-e-
Iae mere accident % rsIzrionshic
aoss Hss give Sss ths Fs.as - &c ~
M.tsEs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

TINS i theexceilent fsnperT ~ III, vorsst
That. when we are sick in fortune Ne -
guilty OF our disasters he sun. the nsor-
end the stars. as IL we wer. u isirs53
necessity. fools by heavenly rosnns sion.
knaveS. thieves and tressrners ~ sueers--i
predOminaace Shakespeare.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22
W0MAfi AND HOME.
CORNER TEA TABLE

Designed and Executed By British As-o.s-
srion Workers.
\ rrceut exhibition in London that
has heeu under The patronage Of roval-
" is-that u the Home Arts and In,lus-
trial association This enterprise ~
cuurages the cultivation - artistic e.
Bort among the rural population. the
farm workers and village lah5rers. as
well a. n more pretentiuu- communi-
ties >sis. 'v Side --h pi'.,.e II er-,-
bu-sed laataar work. -v-euted h- the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

Il want 70 see some bureaus said \
Pittsburgh woman to a clerk in a fur.
airurS store.
Yes, madam This way. please"
i wurs you 10 show me enc of those
political literary bureaus I read about
IN TIE papers. They seem to be all
the style nOw-~-Pittsbu-gh Chronicle.
Telegraph
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

CIe-k-That gentleman vou .cld .
hcttle * hair dye - three weeks ago
WIS here again to-day
rrusrzist a. be after another bot
tIe9
No. sir, he wanted 70 know II We
k-pt wt<s.~-Iife-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

irg aut 5nsa a dish. Iu~sis the inner
box arrange elezts tar saszzsz - ~,
uPrn- Altogether you VIII dnd This a
very sat7~ tssrrurv - box the arr 10 K
beng sweet sud pure and s'sis.er than
In nast rrf-'Erraror~. Have tsva sets
u shelves. 81 that when one set 5, Dr.
,H< cleaned art dried rh,. other San be
n uss. -tsas.l housekeeping
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

F1anigau ~ the dccr OF the criT--
Phwa- did vez git run IN for. De1nis7
WrEcrrnn-tiettin fall
El9E sa1 u that a,1f Wen. thcrell
" na trouble then IN bahia yez cut
Tr-1-h.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

ALEXANDER received more bravery -
mind BIZ the pattern OF Achilles thsn b.
hearing the definition Of f0rtItlds -S3rP
Sidney
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

Mrs. o Reley-Aad ph~at are reg
realm 80 there. al n yer roeLiu'
chair 50 6ze7
Yrs NaZiHces 100 busy 70 look up,
4 Saves Fate"
i-s o Rsuey-H-h. L do beat al
nov everTthinz's about fate since that
TriIby booz--Truth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

THE man who carries siux'e state
Is accounted now Of uorth
But in early DAYS old Atlas was
The man who carried the earth
-Inliaualto'i, ] -s--.f
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

H--If you loved ne, why dill IN,
at first. refuse ufe7
Shs-I wanted 10 see how you ros,.
act.
He-But I might haze rushed -
without waiting for an explanation
She-I had the door locked Y
Weel,I~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

Papa-fas Mr. >andyuau here last
n-Ehtf I iaolsei into the parIor and
Sa's uo one but ruu-
Clara - Why, YES, father he was
there.
P1pa-s-rzz-e didn't see him
Nllie-I guess he must have rot into
the -l2Lr S-s-.--- licugo Tribune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

A HOWE TLLrsrRAr1oS-S he-'sDo you
thinE il Is true that marriage delights In
conrrastsff' He-.-Certainlv. You know
you are continually contrasting me with the
man You supposed me to BE- before we were
married. Puck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

DorrSs Mamma % Alfred. who IS st-1t-
tin- about N AIS first trousers Alfred.
come over here aud kiss me" Alfred
larnly i---No mamma. can't love you any
more Tn TO old
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

He - $40 you really think kissing !.
wicked r The New Woman-'-It : -v6rSs
than wicked. Il Is insaniFary - ndiazap
oils Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

He was always 4 bad egg, ret 50
-iety received him as along as be was
rieh-"
Yes, he was in good odor until ne
vas broken ~-Detroir Tribune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

SAFETT to mother and child and Iess IN.
ple2santne>s after Confinement result f-nr,
useof Mothers Friend Sold hr ,ir-5,---s.-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

DENTt~T The nerves ara dead. that =
what : The matter Cslfir Patient Thin.
b. the hie~sid FirE a. IN dom tooth nlslsz 10
aealdln wake ever tiIl .'--Ptsck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

AHTsroRr viii live, though written ere
50 indirereutiy; and it is generally -.
Suspected than the rhetoric Of lie ulJIses-
ShQustruR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

Lady-It I wer,' i big. healthy man
ike Won I'd be a I..med 10 beg. Why
don't you % to work
Weary Wraggles--T would work. Ia
dy. but can't get .sr4ything TO do At
nv trade
Ladv-well. that 5 hard, poor fell
low? What is your trud$?
Weary Wraggles-I'n q bank presi-
dent. lady-Puclx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

'-SURs. SORT. ord loilze . git ne ngrne on
Shr piuslou list. Were you in the armyF''
-. sorr, but moi sympaties was enlishted
all trOo tn war arperis Bazar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

FstIsB-- What was ycsr mother taking
shout 40 hlle zGuF' Soul dpa xEzsu- -
k.Etler hv sea sat ansi hssri Z air
son Yes. baf she was talkfnE - thss ba
tg-H-Chicz<a Eecgr1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

-ROebuex said that the sweetest
part OF his life wa his early child
aeod Heaven Is 81 tie fest Of .
EeEasr"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

" otssLEs lad 4 lot Of money at one time
What became Of irg7 He blew il in
~Howf Invested 1t in puEenatic rail-
way scheme w 1shington star
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

NANHooD has : contempt FOR c1war,licc
That = why vnl gy.t angrier when you see
I.ie other fellow sat going 70 fighE-Piain
Dealer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

TRA,5P-''Say. boss. could yer give a Teller
. dime for square uealr' Kind Gentle
ilan--' Certainlv- n the ms-ll Is 4 good
ne. Where Is itFf-Harper's Bazaar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

IUsE Piso's Cure forCou~sim ntiou bo,b !,
my family and practice--pR l.. v. p
rEasoS, lnkster, slich-, Nov. 5, Iss4.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

EoETrSE - ever seen as--pFa uan-fug in
d1stry- ami = - often trzinfising m a
wheel 1arTsl vv a. lolling IN ca@eh and six
Goldsmith
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-22

The excessive pleasure we feel in taking
Of ourselves ought u make rs annneheu-
sire that we afford little - our agaItors.-
-Rochefoucaald-