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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
rfrN AND PoINr.

-Nel--Did a man ever attempt IN
kis. vuu2~ Miss Cosrique NJ
CholIr SapheasI--why. Miss Costique.
I rwied il Inst night Miss COsuque
THAT has nothing % do with Wells
qu-stiou.-PhiladeIphia Record
-Nicr Man.-w Zgies-Do you know
old walltergr wagxe-Yes Wig
rles--yvhat surr Of a man Is he. any
wavT' Warrie-WelI. Il he wanresi
70 mnrrv nv m-other-in-aw shoui'in 7
nave fhr Ieast objection -,om--ville
journal.
Little Ella Papa. I know what
an going 10 give you h1r your birth
dnv. Farher-Wh hat = II. childG
Ella--N BEAUTIFUL beer viass Father
WHY. ms dear. I have already got
one EIla-Tes. bur I broke L Juss
usw.-Duhsim kairndsr
-Tou can't tell whether a man
Is a bachelor ar a flther u 4 family
simply hv his looks. tertainly -
but there is one iuinihnle method %
finding ont. what may that be-
-tiive him a Young snbv to hold. VIEW
York Recorder.
-yo. papa. said The Chicago girl
~rhis book wouldn't interest you. Nou
don't take any stock in abstract specu-
iarion. Well saiI pa, Il mnde my
pile mostly in coru ami wheat, bur I'm
reuly IA take a hack at anything there .
anv money u.-Br0okiyn Life
Poor fellow. exclaimed VI - tay-
cnne. as a Young author was mentioned
why. he is %pruspering spirndialy
WIS the rr ioinder. 4 know r. Bur
/ cant help FEELING sorry for HIM. He
has ro read all his own novels at leas1
once. YOU kuoW-Clevel1ud World
Weary Watkins@Thev amt no
usc 10 call this a free country as long
as a man kin be hn~,i for workn Oh
sunday. r. hadn't ought 10 De- tuue
don't YOU think SOP Hungry HgEln-
--Leastvavs. not no more than Tor
vorkin on week dHvs-IndianapoGa
Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

What is said 10 be the highest inhab-
tied building in Europe IS IN. Anime
clubhouse. on Mount Rosa. il is y Osal
feet ahove the level OF The ssa. Wera
II possible, il would be Interesting IA
conduct a series OF experiments on I'VE
or three generations of lives born A.
that altitude and reared under Such
unusual conditions. Anrhrupomarr1c
measurements should be taken Of the
parents and continued through sn,.
eeeuing generations. II is more tb.n
probable that radical struetu-l
changes Of anatomy, particularly in rh,.
heart and lungs. would take ulaee
Were II not for certain hmirations and
duties which turn our thoughts IN
other directions. we would gladly nm
derruke such a series of tests. BUT under
the circumstances we are obliged "a
leave them % others. At Chicla ami
Casapalca. IN the Andes. Peru. hav,.
existed for centuries Indian ~viIIagaz
possibly the remains OF the Inca civ
flzation. at heights exceeding the
above Casapalea is spwani OF l5.om
feet above sea level. MANY Of RI. in
haoItants lave never descended ro !,
low leveL-LGndon Invention.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
TIE UGLY GIRLS INNING.
h L. Right at Home In th- Poster
ErerrA

-
The grit who - distinctly ugly il
having a lovely time. for fashiun has
a. Last come her way. thanks ~ Aubrey
Eearisley and To the poster craze. r.
Is only imperative that a girl shoHld
have individuality and De interesting
then the homeiier she Is. the better In
deed the merely pretty girls are in
despair. because such n one simply
ruins her effect If she attempts the gro
tesgue in dress or hat or hsadweur-
while the ugfT Urf Is instantly rendered
distinctive by such a piece Of a~uuaciry.
and to be distNcuve-above all. u be
au,Incious lydistizctive-i in these la >
70 BE- a belle. The girl who dar-s and
whose triumphant ugliuess permits her
70 rear upon rhe sable abandonment IT
her tre=ses a nodding plume. set giori-
oUsiy awrv. is the girl who is Just now
in the swim. Or. IL she prefers 10 ac-
eumpiish the trick with bayvs rather
d piumss. then here is a moslel
Made OF br0caeied biacx felt and chs
uille with a wide poke front "a the brinI
that narrovvs toward the back. this hats
low crown il encircled with small ru-
@err-s OF black satin ribbon. striped in
three rows 0f velvet at each edge. In
front three loops rise and are held in
piace By i fancy buckle. Vt each side
OF the back three small loops are placed
and from these start ryvo ribbons thar
form The rie strings. which must be-
wule and l1Hg n the bows ar nscls
and upon the hat ara purposely set
lskew the effect Is intensified, but this
is NOT always desirable.
The effect OF This freukish Develop
menc isn't felt alanr in headgeur The
woman who's shoulders ara actually
nouv- who can wear a pumpkin-see.f
coiur gown. bare her shoulders. let her
hair hang Down over her ears sa tho
TIPS OF them show ar rie back. then put
a long trail Of scarlet flowers in the
curved ear-Iocs. sit with her back
queeriy bent and look ~ IL she were.
all right. whether YOU Ike her or not.
she Is h gIri the men ara looking az
Just now You poor. itrIe pink amt
white girl with golrisn hair and a pref
" poun would be simply lost in suca
a rig To be triumuhantIv ugiv and 10
look as If you Liked II. thar is the secret
AMI. - reli the truth. the belle Of last
season and the type Of girl who for
years and wears has been the belle and
who expected. Of COURSE. 10 be- the belle
now. this is the girl who IS touring out
her hair-Wlshingtan Post
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

~ home ami in ether important com
~r1ercini esntsrs Of TIC state. The re-
zpunses were xratlfyin-And the menin
charge or the enterprise hoped q have
& perfected By the first Of next June.
The AtlantI exposition interfer-,i with
thls plan. however. aud the manage
menr concluded 70 postpone the open
ing Of the renHessee Centennial expo
s.tion until Nav L rsgT-
Already s50.0Oa has been expenden IN
preparing rhs exposition grounds. and
work On the main buildings is pro-
crossing az 4 grarfying pace. The
main strrlct1rv. eails'l the C0mmerce
builiiuv VIII DE- SOL By go feet in sire
and al irs outer upr1ghts are already
N position. The Pantheon. or Art
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

best design for this structure. II - the
ann OF rhe exposition people 10 make
-ie Agricultural buiit.ing and frs con
-~nrs u1s principal points OF interest
az the 1Iir 4 children building viii
Be- erected before the exposition opens.
The exposition grounds cover no
aerrs Ia q delightful lueurion. Land
-clpe gardeners II mite hnve been n
plnEai tt enhance -he natural beauties
e r1- sir aud lave -prrsuasied rhe
management "a assi a nunis hilI and an
al ainfus park ~ rhe grounds \
small ahr ahnut four acres IN exrenr.
flreadv hllsyl with Nuter- ensis in a
uaeefH waterfall At a point where the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

Give me a man that sings at his
work exclaimed the enthusiasric adj
mirer Of poetry There's 4 sentiment
There's a h1e thar teaches you 20 read
human aa1Erz Nith both your eyes shut
IL you sssp gc.fr ears open
4 glrs@ T@ were never IN the thea5-
ricaI bmstas-a 2id the man with a silk
hat aud a aruoplng mlstache.
-Never
Well possibly the gentlemen you
have met VIVA sing az their work are
very nice people. But I Shouldn't adj
wise yoIf encounter a high-Price tenor
On a A. d-umea pay day. I really
shouldaL-Nazhingroa Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

Luildlng IS nearly under ROOT This Is
4 thoroughly classic structure. and
VIII be guarded by a heroic statue Of
Arhenae, the work. Of Miss Enid Yau-
DELL, a Louisville Ky artist. now re
sizing at Paris
The Transportation building has W
vanced 10 a completion OF the frame
work and the Administrator building
Is reudy tnr rhe sraf. The Woman S
building and the Auditorium arr under
roof and rruriv for -hs rrimmers Plnns
FIR -1e Agricultural builaiug are now
III the hanfis ot rhe management. which.
some lme age offered a prize for the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
A DEFINITE 81
NJ PsIiiafioa Of IN. ar-n-- Thar It. rt.a
Nsr fBr~o Committed

Vet Been Csuanitt-,L
I feel Impressed ~ warn vna. ms
lear Young lady. against the danger
you ara counting began the -us-i man
severely 1T les bound ~ prove the
i-sthrunemrnt Of respectablity-
sir. What do YOU mean
on. n il AZ usr "a asid impudrnce -
your offending I expect YOU "a b.
ashams7i Of r. r. is a curse. r IN
womans mi r creates q race Of
feminine romboys-
But. SIR. Il
Never mind Ne-v--r mind. Voa
emit explain 10 away Unjust Su-ak OF
IT, Nou ought NJ ~ ashamed OF tin
iee,i vou ouuht-
DO vuu mean IA inailr me-. SIR
Insult Won my 'ie1~ Young girl
Nay. verify NJ heart hleetis fur vasr
Il n ms duty 20 teach Won wavs al
rretif7His and so,iai and spiritual worth
and uprighfncss And tn rhiuk the
example OF uur noble mothers must b
thus %pHrudistL buriesqued. shamed-
-Bur hear me-
-Hear you, Would you iare prufane
rrHsaa and common deeenev by at
tempting a defense
But VIII vGu lisJen-
Listen Nas Duty listens not tn
attempted palliation. You are rfvin-
dsarhavard at 4 terrible pace. and IN
what 4 garb, toos Try 10 break of
from them before il is too late-
"FrUm wbur1r- Ss-a.u,r-
From those miserable. hnrrid. sinful.
unsighux, disgusting. baggy bloom
ers-'
Why I never had them on. Never
saw a pair
~ffumph Nhrm, Yes-welI, it
would be Just ~ bad if you had
And the lecturer gathered his frowu
eogeuher and started for the next
hou-J@Cleveland Plain Dealer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

loyal Ten1esseeans viii guther on that
day AZ Nashville. the state capital. 70
witness grand military and trade pa
giants and gorgeous fireworks and L.
h-Ininarous The e-vlebrarions planned
n honor Of -he day and occasion VIII
De unique Artists and merchants viii
vie wi-1 each other to muIu. everv a.a-
rnre memorable, and this happy com
b.narIon 0f bruins and money gives as
sur1nc- that vsj-4rs from oursde Of
the state viii BE- amply repaid tor nm
1-r+akfu- 4 irurney % the south fIr
the purpose Of witnessing rhs proposed
display
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

ne readers % This payer VII b. niaa~ei
- el-u IAE Elers - 10 east s1n a~-sair-i
dl~1Nse uas -Ience hAs been aala - etfr. ia
a. - sEIu-~ AMI rias = Carar~h EaE4
SaEnr1 EIr" . the cnlv positive cure
s1a~u ~ the wsstral s10erlltr Cat4rra
9ein@ a eunsua1lauaA disease. requires >
constitutional treatment Els Ftrarrh
@lr" : Elkeu Internally acfluE 4I--vt =
apou ne lta0t Iut mucous slrFuass = the
sgs@u me~bT DESTROYING the fllutaaEsnu
q the dlzea= amt Esirx rre u4reur
&lTs1Irl nT utl4auU ID Cierrnat. 1Iu0n and
assisting n4rlre IN tong - work The
p~runC1elars have 81 mlcn fErl IN in rlr7-
ave powers 1laE tler FER cue Hrnirpt
Dollars Tor an cEse rlar ir Gllls a. etl--
Ssuft Tor LIST u u-=HuGuIal4
Ahir1sa z : CHETET & Co. TaieIq. q.
sal 1r Druggists. -
hALs Family F4ls are zae best
IENvT Sings vheue er he sings.
- mum does 4e iHserve
lis 1nC his v1Hre masses ue rejoice
Eeuvv aim DIS nerve.
W~F-u
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

SoaA one package of geiarine L s,l.
4 pint OF sold water for two hours or
ore -Four n this one quart OF boi;ing
water and add a pint Of slgar. Set -
bowl IN a pan Of boiling water ana ri,
until the sugar and gelatine are d..
solved rnen add half a pint OF lemon
Iuice and Strain through a coarse nan.
kin Turn into molds and set aWay q
harden-N. Y. World.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
A MOTORNAN'S LIFE.
Fun Of Earcships. Exposure ana
Constant Danger.
The Great Strain on n Mans SerVe- SUI
acienr in Itself to Wreck Him m
short rime-Ths Experiences ofs
Weu-Rnown MornrmAn
From ne crnesnnats, oAio, Eaquirr

F-1m NJ LA1cfnlItl. AHAAs E"e
The life q a motornan IS rot i ped OF
roseS. He IS subjected - many n~hrisups
especially IN the winter when ne Is expose1
% he cuaf and Stow. Even n the summer
he must be4r The Intense heat winch oeAs
down unon MIN CouslGcranie nerFe aWU
self possession IS necessary ~ good Mo1F
nan. for the lives and lmbs Of Ms pas
.nnrers ire nj stake. One OF the osss
known electric motormen IN 1ls citF
William Frazer. vino Is AZ present rAnAlh1
4 car on tle Curuaui usv lie electric Ans &c
: not only well known n hls fellow "a
p.nves but q the people VINO G2fei ~ ~
car NJ Frazer Is a young nan 4'o1-
t1ventv-six yslrs OF 1Ee and slue- N.-A4
wifs and enid u La Eetrs St-e- e4HIn-
matt. o. A1uur 4 year aEo Mr Frazer was
taJsa, wIfh asr1sgs stomach troubles. lie
,uignr several artz of melic1ue wllcn
we're recommended . AIN. but hone o.
tlrm seemed % give hiL even 1enpuEtEY
benefit. An enthusiastic a4ulrec o. AAt
famous rcnedv known as Ut NALlAls
Pink pills for Pale People told aim DuT
them. Frazer was almost discouraged 14b
took the advice To 4 reporter OK 0e En-
Carer be said;
II most heartily recommend Dr. VII
nams' Pink Pulls. They are Al INA -
eLaiuerf for them. in fart they sdFerhss
tleuseivrs better than any medicine ever
@AM vs. - 2Maa Aaa@
bad attack u indigestion Ny stoma1n
hurt ms neariv al the ANS and could not
digest nv f0Cd. Tie pain was almost m
aearzhie andIf8und 0tlInEthztwn give
mo reiieE I confess ular when | Dough
TIM drst box az Pink PuLsI i m1ca
c1udteugs n tlleir efficacy because l hE1
tried 80 mInF things without success That l
g-1s almost DISCOURAGED. Before l bad
ukaa one BOX I was decidedly better Two
boxes clrat me entirety ale / pave
been under tho weather from other CAUSES
nv indigestion has never reflrleL II x
ever zlgull 1 know inst 70 DO Lnafe
- mucl c~onileace n the efficacy II kirk
Ptls that X Fever CIT real slcG aEaln will
aur i~is1-Iur I snail use some OF hcl- II
is a pleasure FIR uc Lazsura y1u . ucstIy
q the excellent qualities o. these EinAEAs
They not only una the stomach out reEl-
la-e eAe bowels and IL n 4 ZAu Cltl1rlc
Mr.. Frazer = testimonial means %me-
thing d speaks from personal experience
and anv una WHO doubts ul2t be uece1ve1
the benefits stlteI czn easiir VERT the as
serrlDu bv calling On AGr Eru1er or seeing
him some TIME while hcis n hlsc-r
DR. Williams Pin Pills contain al ne
elements uceCsslrv - give Few NE anu
-irhEess % the blood AMI rrs-w shattered
lcrv1s They arr sod IN boxes never n
bose form bv the daueH arl1u-rsil Al ~
cents ! alU. or ex saxss Z rE- and E1T
ne nd Il all druggists or Iiru-Iv b. nal
f-nm DR. williams Aclicilo Company,
Schenectady, =
- a1. "a E.v--sf r-f a--~-- wr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

HH1 the LatH-s Adj society Of eur
Church cut sur tea sorrv of raem. 1ad
al pronounced the German Cafseb.rry
equal - En. SlIzer catalogue tails
vsG al about f. Is packages ElrIest
vegetable s-r,fs 500.
II TuC VII ctr rIrS orr Ay0 sEyu
with lie stamps 70 John A. Salzr- S.~.i
To- Ia Crusse VS. vou viii get rive a
pack7-e Of above great cuF~ saeti AMI
eur rs page caEl-ogls C-ar4Iag-lr
a4nue g. p-sclE Et
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

Nashville. the capital Of b STATE. il
1ne Of the most prosperous municipal
ies IN the United Stairs. III ia uhe sear
Of many weil-known educational in
srir1rinns. among them the Nashville
University, Vanderbilt University, Fisa
university, Roger Williams university
aud reunessee Cenrrai College Ccm-
msrciaIIv Ir is quier Il Important Is Z
; politically and intellectually It's
u hoiessiIe trade 3 enormous. and scme
cE It's manufacturing plants are Of na-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

Miss Angelina Pectoris fwho want.
Z come out as a woman whisrIeri-Oh
dear; the fares seem 10 beagainsr me-,
l walked up i've hights OF stairs 70 n,
Daily Blowhard. in order 10 keep m,
engagement with the editor. who has
consented to hear me. bur be must bav.
changed ms mind. because all along 4,
halfway were great big pIaeards.
Don't WHISTLE OF course 7 go
honey Y. Weekly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

them the battles Of Fort DoneIs.sn. shi-
lob. Island No. I0. Memphis. Mur-
freeshor1. GhicNamauasu. EnukIin ant
Nashville. AMI the r-liefofChurrlIooga
and Knoxville In u6d the state. which
lad s~ecstle,I in I.6f. was rradmiured 20
5he uniou- It's prosperity sinee the
close Of the war has been wonderful.
due in n lHrgs measure a. the develop
ueur Of irs agricultural and mineral
It's population in $3.50 WIS
IT-.5lss bur at the present time IS
nearly 2.10a,B00.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

main entrance s -c be located. An
other lnks. j. acres IN extent. is also
nearly completed. Banks Of shrubb-ry
aud groups Of trees have been planted
az desirable points in addition 70 about
.aa trees alreu,lv on the grounds. The
ruads and walks r macadamized and
VIII seen rsceiVe 4 top surfIce of Ken,
rackv asphalt
Amusement ~SaurIrps viii De M
msruus.but probably not 4Hite as -iive.
as thase seen az chicago and Atlaurz
Nashville wants 10 do the -uruuer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

ucraI importance L Is. moreover. the
headquarters Of seTsra1 large railroad
systems and the clearing house 11r L
y eaIrhy section OF Tennessee IT'S pop
uarion-nGted fur PrugressFvensss and
rIhue spirir-x,reds .J.lG0-
Several years agu b business men
az Nashville concluded 20 celebrate The
Tennessee centennial BY calling into
Dr= IN exposition mofeled after the
Wcrid's Columbian exposition AZ Chi
Czgc. Subscription LAS were opened
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

the family FIR two zeEerzrcns. 90
serve the singular narzings On the
barrel With this gun q Of nv an
csstors. I am told f1ughr a duel Mt a
dsrance Of 90 Faess- He raised ir %
his shoulder Ike this. and-what are
you doing2
Visitor producing pocket eameraE
Hold ir n that POSITION 4 few moments.
please an going 70 dad cut whether
KS aated or o beaare you point il
at me any mrre.@h.eaga TrihHne.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

Do you ever walk without N CO.
i=er, Miss Daisy"
Vet when / am in y1ur company
Ar' ruraaP."-Ts Date.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

thing al the WY through: and L now
o0ks ls thungh the management would
sucueed n giving ID the country IN ex.
position az once unique. completes and
Interesting than any ever held in
the Caiued States. excepting. OF course,
the great Chicago fair
SorrHEHNEa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

Mar Z Eza r1is sent mafiam saaE .me
h1vellg -1n - 1latv M tle "a ruad ear
VI. sr sant the fsmAe. wlrnerTmx Z
nave been kesEtuC II t0r a -y-uEenaa- -
j 1uzHr4 E~arazs~r~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

The latest photograph OF Honorable / Y.
W4lker Gammandgr-n-G az tae g. A.
r. Write "a F Il Lem. Quincy Building.
Chicago. and you VII raceivc ane srce.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

The ianesu photograph o. Houor1ble r v
Aksr- Cauumanderiu-Chie gf The g. A
z Wras - Z T. loan, Quincv Building.
Chicago, Init YOU VII -areive one f-as.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

PtrTEScr-af whose soft graces Z have
he- sovereign aid, 4nd rest myself Content
-Sh1kezueare.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

L ulersf1rg aIe best une ~ r1se H1us ;
s4rsaparllI- because rae svstsEn u nav
most n nss-f 1f nesiicina That Hun,Es
>arsapar1llI = l1e best eloai purifier and
Spring ns=lciHs 5 proved by 10 x7uiIer
ri cures ~ Enotfs >-ar>aparIla
nav nay prevent g-aaE sgf.ring .aasr IN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
The MARSETs.

Plsos Care for Consumption san 4 yo. I
Asthma metieiue -W- z WILLIAMS. An
2pCh. IL, April II. I1tA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

Host taking Il down from the wuID
Here IS i weapon that has been N
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

L me 1zze 6Fr purifying tire alood
cleansing -ls ssaefa ami renewing the
uhssle1 bowers uvvnr al e.sze cuanns-
o.as In ule Tluus impurities hive uor
passsst lus u the sz Is zlsy sa1sul
1uz have Aelmn-aDzE "a 5ae 1iaa.L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

rHzaE IS IN every r-ue woman ; heart a
spark n heavenly fire. w1icn beams and
hlazes N the dlriE anurs OK Atvgrslrv-
r-vfux
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

OE1 s. IHLaH-ysw raar your sister
has marr1ssi e IL vQur urn Young
Lab ular meant IS an eferr-L1-
uzrs Elasrusr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

EHEHH ara mdlT l-rersIr1Ez OK vu7p but ir
- aus 1sverEinU afss-r uf Il ~ 1--we lis
pleased And GlSsuuusu-eL-Senerk
The record-union., 1896-01-10

SUNDAY excepted. 2Monday excepted
A-For morning. t-For afternoon
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traflc Manager.
Z. ii. GOODMAN. Gen. PASSENGER AGENT
The record-union., 1896-01-10
NUN lYON
What Mrs. Henning Owes to His Improved
Homeopathic Remedies.
Chronic Catarrh
OF ths Most Obstinate Nature Thor
oughIy and Permanently Cured
Dyspepsia, rheumatism. Kidney
and All Blood and Nerve Diseases
Cured by Munyon's Improved Ho-
meopathic RemedIes-At All Drug
gists, 25 Cents a Bottle.

Mrs. H. D. A. Henning, 2OO0 Hollins
street, Baltimore, Nd, says: My
daughter Louisa suffered from catarrh
OF the nose and throat for five years or
more. Every morning her nose was
completely stopped up with mucous ana
she suffered from pain and pressure
across her forehead, sneezlng ana rals-
ing mucous from the throat, difficulty
in breathing and heayiness across the
chest. / tried several physicians ana
different kinds of treatment, but she
found no benefit. Finally / began treat
ing her with Munyon's Catarrh Reme-
dies and in a short time she was COM
pletely cured and has never had
symptom since"
Are you willing to spend 80 cents for
q cure that positively cures catarrh by
removing the cause Of the disease! IL
so, ask your druggist for 20-cent bot
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answered with free medical advice for
any disease.
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