Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

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sessr- nri<ns blzzs1-s fire IA herowa 1T
- sarfor- Her ta0Ez1rz 1slsi x'sreesls ca
u-aav -rran1ts Of siAlzsss ~ she sssz
/ -zz-= II ths. shasEawy twilight NSGA-
fzz unusual for her, however t7r aer
L. waS a IExIag sP5srls raat suGlG BE
| -ea11 af al r-er. Il WIS 81 humble lsEaer-
| AalF. Chrisr-sflSe- She loved 70 SIT thus
z he twilight and plan her little love
er-andz. and think how many poor
would be likely to need her porr1ss.-e tbs.
zezr dav. how rzny little zllve-1nas
easlsIrsn she would meet and relisve- CT
u IE deed Of Kindness sac cauld 10 -
Lriag sinners into the b-sts- Way- Ear
.sazry Morton had grown wise IN her
tE-err1urSe with tire world she h1si
fund that whatever the difficulty 0f
ulEi-rSf 1ndIng words. Gessts ara almost
| always eligible. and she revealed
| Eer =1ul u inarricalare speech As IN
earnest. pure and truthful Hfs- Enls
KS languaz~ which the prufoGndest
aiuirrsf and the simplest could aPprs-
cate Her pastors most elaborate tss-
course on sznetftearian proved tlme
a1il iasEsctiEe n comparison with ne
s1gaenee at this w0u1an-s = humble and
kaiE walk with Cod
Al1T we're Agnry Mar-1n-s thsugh ts
c. ne evening" Nc fztrusiles her 70 the
-s1aier- The minister had gwen Eotsee
t1at u rx1 weeks wugld De ThanAs-
gFiag ssrvics- She wondered why pee
shaald have To be reminded - give
TANKS Her i5se was Gue cuutin III
s1u- ct Thanksgiving Ir wouM have
a~eu IN zcr8rrfance with her bIea a
many things Il the presi,tsnt and yuv-
s-zsrs shouId say IN the beginning CT
saeh year. Let the present be year
e. Continual Thanksgiving. iuaxuue1 as
re hcantitaf blessing OF basket and
s-1re . not given an withdrawn n a
GIv-
Then the minister h1f made 4 ~
guest that al hiz pariShiauers shoul.i
e1zae 70 church that day. especially
t1oss who we're scmetimes remiSz n
taer Attendance. and he. with the
LarSt's help. would endeav0r 70 han.l
:-rA convenient faed for them Ther-
N1s enc thing the minister said that
seeE1sd To have 4 signideazce for hsr,
a1d she dweIr Inag upon IL IN thogghfs
AE=re are many life errurs that can De
hare easily righted. more lasting ree-
eneiliasions made at this time OF esle-
2rarlzg uersi<s than AT any Sther.
rerhaps caused by the haIlowesf aSs1si-
4rlaus that cluster around the day.
-1e1 let each Of rs look well abcu- as
and see Z we eaaaot do souething ID
Rake the world better"
Now. AHnty Morton had been think
tng about Farmer Granville. Il neign-
Aers who, because his daughter woglai
lat marry the man he Intended sas
s1auid- and did marry the nzan he *
t~1EieI she should noc had n IN angry
GnusuE forbidden her TO euue again
a-s-er his roaE. and also refused her
A1g enazuuaiEatioa whatever with aer
Asssasr and sizre<. Farmer Granylls
Us naturally n kind man- aad whea
Ne paruxysn Of anger had subsidized ar
ela-la have been gf1d had he not sad
aaF zush thing. bat his pride kept hin
tsun r~eailiRg his daughter and ac
ela~ lesigf1- her husband As n son
aus rhizgs had gu1e ou. and IL har
19-s been zEx pears since DR. We1iman
Is soa-tn-lzx. had made asnseif rep
G,1sioa- and hrs line Of praesies was be
saEl11z 6rcadzr each zaereedfng year
eaAls Judge Penruse. the zan he wCu.s
1A- 70 aave had for a <oa-in-i1w. vi
! nan of Intemrerzss habits. and os-
ar 70 eeuae cut az the end Of IIfe VII.
-=sz 1c1eE than he stsrsed In With
A 20 Farmer Grzzvi1Iess famly.
saz-e seemed Ek< the same family a
II Arz- G-zzEilis had 5kpezsec viii
soIz= Il her d1mestiez4 and lad taxsn 4
@sase laenr. thereby haring 10 H1a Al
A1fa1nse t0r her fru4hi<z. She weE
- 9'1i~tiE about her s<if-iuPossa ta=a1
sa@f Z really sseEed painful 10 wfE
H=sA Farmer Grnnsf1Ee waz znappHss
Saa eru<zs az<ia rh< P4xr year markes
e--AE< lad eszzs ever k4s 1ad ,