Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
some
G0l0
RULES
1t the Beginning OF
Each New Year Young
Men Law out New Rules
tO Follow.

wear Young men lay cat for them
selves new rules Of life. These
to By Alexandra
Dumas. may be useful Walk
two hours every day. sleep
seven hours every night. 90 30
bed always alone. If YOU need to-
sleep. get mp - soon A. You
wake. work a soon a you get
ups eat only when you are hun
cry. and drink only when you
are thirsty. and eat and drink
always slowly. Never speak
except when 1t l. necessary. and
never say more than half of
vhat you think Never write
any thing that y0u cannot sign
lnG never G0 anything that you
cannot av0w- Never forget that
others viii count upon you. ami
that you must never count upon
shem- Value money at its real
WORTH neither more aOr less
It y 4 coed servant. bur 4 bad
master Never attempt To pro
duec anything without a thor
ough understanding OF that
xhlch You undertake. and De
-troy - little a. possible
PAR d0a everybody beforehand.
,n b. 1a TIE safe side Do nor
.lrspfSe men- do BOT hate them
aa,fda not laugh az them heyoRd
measure. Pity them Think Of
death every morning when yen
see the light and every evening
"a tae approach OF darkness
Nheu yOUr sgTeTings are great
look year grief IN the ttce- II
VIII CONSOLE you Itself and teach
vOu something Try tO be
sirtr e. t0 become useful, to- re
maln free and before denying
tsssss waIJ antIl somebody proves
go v8d that he does not exist
rur a man 1Rd tor a woman
shere Is a Succession of duties
% BE- fulfilled which enables
them To lock always ahead antl
tu become accustomed To the
absence OF the object of their
most dear Affections. The world
xuuId finish too quickly If inc
irSt child was not able t0 SIR
vtve the death of the first moth
err NistortHnes and trials at
tarz ucoIe sous without hurt
zag shem- They are hke the
ROCKS Of granite that the SKA
covers in tlmes ef tempest vita
It's furi9Hs waves. Annoying TINT
70 = drowning theu- While Il =
merely washing Them - that
shey reappelF again Ia the sun
light More polished and more
SHINING than ever Adversely
emheilISaes these that e estuaeG
east down 6y The law 81 IA
ture a man sA0Hld have EIany
children he SnouId raise them
wrtl. - that they may b.. useful.
and he should love them. - tisaI
may be happy To get aiarriesl
when "A man L. y0gHg = healthy:
To choose IN no matter IS ha5
clsI>>. a good honest giEl- to
love her " tt al hIS heart 1ntI
soul. and To make her a reliable
companion and profile meth
e. To work u raise his children.
and to leave them when dying
the example Of his lite-shat l.
the true meaning and object el
life. tie rest - only error. crime.
or folly In truth. the average
man IS only above ambient ha
mainly On one single plane. VIZ
tue. and A. there can be n0 VIZ
tue without humility. those
alone have the right 20 consider
themselves the sHperiors Oi
Others 10 whom the knowledge
tBat they are superior l. denied
Talent especially Its higher
form called genius. - InvoI-
Hatary- IL l. not the result 0i
tae efforts Of uan il i. like
beauty. the gift ct God That
l. why It Is Of secondary order:
and posteFity VIII only remem-
ber It Ter is virtue. it, sIneeri-
". and its communion In uni
versal progress. Glory for
giOry's sake u a shameful sDecH-
latIon- The men who rejoice IN
their celebrity are sImplrtOass
the men who are proud Of their
gpHius are fools There i one
thing that = especially beauti-
sal N great and pure affections.
and that = that after the pleas
IRE which they afford has pass
ed away ghere remains the hap
pinssS. And after such trials a
man often becomes a superior
who would have remained
simple and vulgar if he bad at
ways been happy He Who l.
without energy When Young viii
never have IL Grit Is not 4
Sinter fruits e never grows in
tne snow One nay expect
every thing from man Of ener-
" To whom misfortune has
given courage and ambition
In \ MIn0r Hey- in New Or
leans Pic1yUne-
Groves Tasteless Chill TOMS.
kas sI00d the test for ten yeare.
When aHV dealer tres Ia IN