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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03
RE RAISED
CHEAP esa,s
A. v. Roberts, Of DeSoto
Parish-hes Succeeded In
Raising Corn ut Lowest
Price let knowa-

A letter IL tie sa1sAern Farm
- shows sAas = PLANTER in this
Sr@--. &-- A. v. Roberts. Of De
soto parish. has succeeded in
rai>sHg corr AZ the lowest price
get known Mr. Roberts writes
20 The magazine presessIns q
statement Of the Isuoe AID cost
Of eEltivzsEnT eighteen acres Of
e,srn- ireiudIng the preparation
Of the soil The entire expenGi
tETe was s's.55 Ne charge i
made for the manure applied.
because the only ecst vas the
ahc- Of cleaning the stalls and
raksnr tbs l,t<. vhich vas nee
essay for the comfort Of the
stock 1t viii BE- noted. say~
the Charleston News and Csari-
er- that By simply caring prop
erfy foF hrs stock and saving
the manure he vae able to fsrti-
tIze eighteen acre, and save
oil for corvervlaI fertilizers.
Thsre vEs considerable preft.
N this part Of the scheme. even
II there vass no cost The land
yielded i = added Ct the rate
OF - Ia bushels Per acre or a
total Of ss5 bushels on TIE sfgh-
teen acres. At the prices vhr-h
orr eott0ntess are paying for
corr Is reported % cents To sr
per bgshel Mr. Roberts crop
would sell for FROM a-ps to asss,
IL epst him. a. stated about asx3.
leaving him a clear prrff sfs.s7
20 s36I- or Of els to s;Js per acre.
without counting the value Of
fodder TIE cost producing the
corn was only eight cents a
eusnei- which Il less than ever
ehro1ieied IN the most fertile
and successful part Of Kansas
or Nebraska
Mr. Roberts - one Of those
who believe that the Southern
Ekrmsr. IN order to be success
f1l- should grow everything he
needs, raining all the fodder
Tor hIs stoek and all the food
needed for Als EamiEy-a good
belief TO be entertained aud one
which always assures success
Times Democrat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

Mr. Isaac Homer, proprietor
OF the Burton House Barton
W. Va and one Of tbs most
widely known men IN the state
was cared Of rheumatism after
three years OF suffering He
says Il have not sufficient com
mand Of language to convey any
idea Of what I suffered my ply
sieians told ne that nothing
GGGld &c dG1E for me- and my
friends we're fkfF e1avtn-pd
that nothing bat texa would
relieve rle Of NV sGEe-Iay- In
June, 1S1tr Mr. Evans. then
alesEan fsE Ehe Wheeling Drug
Co. recommended Chamber
l1IH's Pam Balm At this time
nv food and limb we're swollen
to msEe than double their nsy-a
MAJ zzze aud : seemed to ne nv
leg xeQld b4rsE- bat soon afterI
I began using the Pain Balm
the swelling hegsn TO decrease.
the pain To- leave. zHd Row I con
sldez kAzkt 1 am entirely cured
For sale 81 2 Z ChItea EC0
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

American women are E5fs9s. Y
patriotic. and the SoeEetIs< OF
uonsa organized with the OBJ
Ieer Of fs~s~ri.g The vital EAet
thai Auerfeaa> EAvs . h~-iszss
Of liberty. wo1 BY the blood OF
the founders Of or eoGEtry.
which sho.ziG be held sacred
are dong EohIe work that eaz
lot be syer-ssziEaSsG- The ac-
count OF EEe 0Fg21IzsEtisE and
present status OF the -SarIsEaI
society Of CoIoaEAl DANES OF
America Published IN Dx1er-
ezsrs Magazine for June . a
specially Interesting paper en-
bllShed With aEmSzuzS portraits
sfthe -DaneS.- which veil re
pay< reading. In the same nuEz-
Der u . very handsomely Has
trzted x1sfSts "a -esFeece and
the Cretans. which X Of Sfz-Ey
interest Margaret Satt0a Briz-
zoe eo1srIhGtes one OF her ell.2r-
zrteris1ie sz1rieE several noted
View York elergymeE gre their
views regarding The Eesponl-
sibaIisies Of Wealth and Po~er..7
and there are charming poems
by Mary Ainge de We're and Ella
Hixxinson- In society FssEs-
are ehrvzreled ssne notable
there = an Illustrated
paper "a Athletic Games for
Wouea ard Girls and excel
eat szgxsssion. are furnished
n <SeaSonahle Ideas fsr Fair
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

Ths executive committee Of
shs Coufeterats Veterans. law
IuEIn char-r the programme for
the reunion Of the United Coz
Tolerate Veterans II Nashville.
June - 81 announce the follow
liz
T=esssl-. Jzae - the Tsnuss
So DIVISION wFEI sect and elect
q Ia .sg- .eEszssl AID tEFes SrigA-
dIsr-.-srerIis4 At II o'ci1cs the
I Hired Confederate Vetsrau=
VIII meet N the Tabernacle 10
here addresses Of welcome and
OratIDr hy Hca- John H Rsa
Ear Ths Daughters Ss the Cen
festsrEey VIII also meet
Weslnssslly- June - business
sessions At nigkt a Cou6eder-
ate concert after which a rscxp-
tloo TO sponsors and Hs.Gists 0i
hS1Or vii be gwen b. the Con
teee-rs1re ke4119Q GlHN-
thursday June ~ the great
parade VIII be held Gen v.
H Jackson viii be chef mar.
shaL- ant hts escort the Sav1n-
aah HE>ssrs. The Sponsors sasi
E1ards Of honer viii participate
N the Pa-ale-
After adoption ef the pro
grauEme hy Frsrf Thert than,
rIv0s4Ie tie bsvoSse adopted
a resolErioa heartily approving
sAe participation n Gen JSsE
3 G0Ed0a IN the dedication
ceremonies Of the Grant ROM
us1t-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03
CsEzE1zn-f1g Mississippi

The FoE-sh Assistant Pest
Master General N bis last re
port says TIE largest gam n
tse number Of post Offices Il any
one STATE during n. ass year,
las been N Mississippi. Whore
the Ilcrsaee was - Ge0rEia
6olI0xEag viii d. Tie lgles-
Of rsr oEess In the State OF
Aisslss1pPI exceeds the e01-
bind increase n the four States
CT No-tae1a- North Dak0ta.
South DaSoss and Washington
This . attributable 10 the fact
HAT E.a1y Few enterprise. an.
sprIrgiEg Up II that eounor-
wealth xRt several 1ev r4l
roads ar being thrown opea--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03
A FRIEND
ANe FRlElDS,l,P .
Friendship Il Onlya Pre-
tense or . Failure to-
Those who Value 10 Only
n il Brings Happiness

The words friend and friend
ship are 50 very greatly sbrsed
N these latter days T0a hear
enc say "A friend teid me- "a
srssei wrote 80 ART so,- Have
you net my friend Mss When
nsrs frequently than otherwise,
tsaz OaIy an acquaintance with
whom he er she had been thrown
fsr a short space Ct time per
haps on some -smzer cutting.
AMI IN whose company a few
DAYS. or nay be weeks, were
passed away very pleasantly.
ga you say. -of coarse if
not enemies then friends Such
In a general Lax sense l. the use
OF the vrrd- l grant but al,
what a depth ct meaning IN the
works. friend and friendship. IN
the trreE1 inner SlgntnedElon-
" bat can be more ennoblIng
than sHeh feelings existing be-
tween people a. the friendship
ct David and Jonathan. of pa-
mon and Pythisass Say. believe
ne. IN this nInsteezth century
with all its hurry and hgstie.
there are frieuGs equally true
and loyal Their names may
not be biazoa<st abroad to TIE
worie- tut in the quiet every
day Affairs ef this busy life there
may be found many eases of this
genuine friendship 1t Is the
friend in need who Is the friend
Inceesi- - trisse saying. but
nevertheless true. There are
who pat the bright side
when there Is NO other side TO
put To speak eheerily when eve
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03
the governor.
NEST RulE.
The Governor Gives the
Capitol BiGI the Double
X-rhe old StafsHou~c
viii do for Mississippi.

Aa.l there W. asss 1hIesI
-be1- Am The ehieI priests Ard
scrIbss. aad oEe spass rntv ta~
eth-r say5E-- Ehzt Eanner Of
z.sn \ Gordon nj s-raixhr-
.4y tksy a. s-.xz-sd with one
serossI. vsri5y hath il been said
hs : a f-zEd. View there went
~ from that lad a great cry.
t5- TIE ksESe wherein asa IL
bed the hw- makers ard those
that 1T n high PLACES. toStersd-
rsIr- hzr1eaed with years.
And the ruler Iiftsst RP hrs eyes
and h~hs,ld be sax comln- frvua
TIE ends Of tas state a great
multitude and they al mar
ngrsd saying Wherefore
uE-hfy ruler have ve set thee
70 rule over tie EeSSls-E tor
verify hast thrs given OVer 10
the lows Ut the arr and to creep
rrg thing the lease b4EE- for
thy servants and yes- o. Ralsr.
tESR witt not erect Oae IN its
stead. Hast thou not said be-
fore the sSsemblaxv Of those
learned In the LAW thai tA0sl
ESgfdSt shelter them and thou
t0st not hgarkea TO the cry OF
those that ser. thee
And the Euser har1eeeth his
heart and speaksth not a word
80 that the people tzrnsd away
n great sorr9v- Bat tke Law
makers ~erp rot so bat eampe6
II the vicinity where dxelEetk
the ruler for a period that three
times neasErts dsIy and night
Ant the chief priests seeing
that the people were sorgIy
vexed took counsel among them
selves. and there went up a voice
t-On their midst saying. OF
ksrZ- thou d0st want reasons
wherewIth To set thine hand
against the petitions Of thv peo-
PIE New there dEeIIetn IN a
city hard b. the Father Of
Waters enc that stan9esh high
n the councils OF men Of nigh
= sGIsErs f. to bear the weight
ct ra91areh-es- and cut of the
abundance 81 WAo-e brninS came
rsa<DE a. a torrent And the
king strsIgkrway issued a NAN
q 2 whel Q n we're set tOs IL hi.s
tc-Ost thoughts and wishes.
e~hCrrIR- Ef-t Of mach Learning
% tlke tle Wings Of the El0rn-
ng AMI sat HpoH a Journey Into
the borders OF tAAt land which
- called TeXas. And While il
was yet night the messenger set
uPan hEs journey Now white
b was asEr OF the MISSION wac
niade known to the people. and
they --tzesl one into the E1ee OF
the other with great amazemsnf.
f5r verify the like had not been
seen afore time IN the lind
Anon the messenger Eet9rnesh
and doth appriss the king of
wozdruas reasons. for he had
JoGrreyed INFO TIE land of him
whom the people had chosen To
h1lld an house. against whom
divers InfsImIes had been set
at9at- TnSomUeh that MANY
doubted his fitness for the Labor
put Upon his hans. The king
reioiesd- and tld straIgnrway
enEbody ms reasons on a pareh-
neEs which Il called n veto. ex-
claiming verify have I saved
NJ country and have shielded
my servant ZIeeheRs the Oaus
Of additional vitgperatI0n OF dis
gruntied tax payers. And the
king laughed aisgd- but the pso-
pie did not So SeIaht
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

" hssiy hAs . smile, to prcfer
help when 10 special help 10
needed baf What . reskfal peace
10 boz1< n On The tired psrpl<x-
ID rruabied heart oy the knowE
edge Of the possession % \ friend
ship that 10 true a. steel enc rhas
MAY ee relied upou at al times
n dark days ~ well as bright
The real friend shows \ way
Oas Of trauble when no way
seems possible. brings hope and
cheer whsa an re dependency.
whose friendship 10 sarest and
rsadieSr when all else Elil<A
Friendship Il bat prvteuse or
o failure to those who value il
only as Il brings happiness. for
Only shose chief desire in his
friendship il to be q friend IN
anseiish serving. even at the
less OF hrs personal happiness
or ermforts knows what u 10 to
be . friend or can experience
the tru~st JOY Of q no5le and an
ennsolirg friendship Such a
friendship can only be the out
growth OF the -indwelliag Spirit
ef Christ Tor cue who has not
the Love OF God IN his heart. is
not capable Of sIeh unseiish
love fora human being.
Far from our homes into the world
We stray,
Roaming We know noe where. UPON
cur way.
In comes the tide of s.r-ux DER
the heart.
Even at the thought Of those with
whom We part,
Nor can we find n solace. until we
feel,
Drawn from other hearts. that
loved appeal.
sweet friendship makes, for Eke
spirit bright.
Herald Of peace, she comes IN
Heavens e~n light,
In haste our troubles dee, and we
find cur rest,
Pure and serene-0ur honie-our
happiness. "
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

The Clarke C0EEty TINES l.
responsible for thrs= Reese
Pre- hs-- curiosity IN the
<eape CT a ya1 potato growing
II q bottle o. water st rs drug
store Ek5eh would furnish draws
enough 20 set oct an acre Of Do
sarc@S IL seems 40 H. that this
= a novel way to bed potatoes
aEi one worth experimenting
viii
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

We want capable represents
lives 20 handle the best line
OF Standard Nursery stock On
the market Also some special
ties that sell with the mention
OF tie names- Applications
must De accompanied with List
of business references. Address.
DOwyEK 4 BRIGGs.
Bowling Green NY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

The <GprsErs eOErt las --ant-
sd GEy JACK baI In tks sun Of
eieGp0 he e.lss sLs appealed
from the dec1>E01 Of ChlnssII0r
Byrd on \ writ Of Asb~as eOrpgS.
the CHANCELLOR having derisSi
J1ek bail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

Gov NeLa1r- 1rrr1vest the
Senate bali PrOvb.iu- revenue
So meet the deficit "a tie States
finances f.9r Ehi~A ths sstrasF-
dIzary session as sas Lezas.4.
rHrp vas called lbs bill AZ
th0-izes the borrowing of sue.
seo. or se nEeh thereof a. may
5~ z.~e-@Hrv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

Ia Slio~- II ksz pezzrE,
cast into Tie treasury bat a mite.
Yet With the blessings Of thu
>o1 Of God zPoz =. that efferirg
has been an -sIampSs TO the
world for two thousand wears.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

II He,-7n- vkO H. relatives
II ws-rsz CQznty. N.ssassippi-
rrpts Ietzs-S 10 trlsns5s n ae-
cOEzs u EEar - lntss I'D 20 do.
anc ths q ecu=itresf s--e5.I- IL
<h1tlIe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

y 4ea a REAR Owls a bIO0des1
e0rss = l. always estrgfEI Of is
AeallL lie I3osS alter sss daes
and = FarslsEsIr fEas tie fed
M shall % rezzi.E- AID right
" hlls &c = doing tbs 1t Is like
y a. aSS thai he i himself slf-
fern. from some disease or dTS-
order When the trouble gets
80 ts-d silas - eannes work b.
vii begin 10 give himself the
care be gave the horse 1t the
start Coed pre- rieh- red
blood l. the best insurance
against disease Of any kind Al
Zoss al diseases eere from In
pare or impoverished blood
Keep the blood pure and strong
and disease e-tn iHed NO foot
hold That = the principle up
ON which Dr. PlereeTs Golden
ASdIgs Discovery works It
eleansss, purIfes and enrfehes
tie blood. puts ant KEEPS the
whole body IN perfect order.
makes appetite good digestion
strong assimilation perfect I5
brLa-s rudy. virils health 1t
aGllds Ep s0aIsi- wholesome Eash
Tot E1s When frsm any eaGss.
rstzeed below the healthy stan
dard-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

\ novelty al TIE Tennessee
Expo-i.Iec = a giant s@~sav.
having 4 beam fsl feet long.
meGatet3 % n tower - feet high-
\ ear at either ecd Of the bean,
sin hold - people.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

Co.. J. T. Power Las been
hating - the COS Of the o-d
ezpsssl ant the sss~rrr SCENT
fo- repairs. 1E1 fats that the
total evss 81 construction ex-
pended f-ou I>,E5 90 IS.E- w.
AsSa7etI58- S5uee that tine
there has been pail f0r repGIrS
tr81II52t-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

CHRIST ChEreh- n Sava7aah
Georgia where John WssEeS-
the founder Of NetEo.IIsls- sew
ed IL It's .hirt rector. vas bHrr-
81 Z few days a-0 -ita IL GIFTS
PRICELESS records
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

The intense ItehTns aud smart
Eng. incident to these Diseases.
- instantly alIayed ~ appfTia-
ehamSeriaIn's Eye and SKIN
Ointment Many very bad eases
have been permanently cured
~ H. = IS eqET e-se-i ssr
itching piles anu a zvorite
remedy for sore nipples, chap
ped hands. ehIIbknTas- frost bites
and chronic sore eyes - ess-
per box For sale BY 2 r.
Chiffon 4 90.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

Hundreds Of thousands have
been induced ID try Chamber
laIns Cough Remedy. By read
ing what Ii has done tor Others.
and haviag tested IFS merits sor
themselves are to-day it's warm
est friends For sale by R.R.
Chiffon s 90.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

Tie STATE Bsr&e-S -AssreE
boa FsSxss.y esessd az Water
valley ~ n-St al Grv~EvLle
asXt vs4r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03
Dr. CadxsCondition Pow.

Dr. Cady's Condition Pow
ders. are just what a horse
needs when N bad condition
IOaLe. blood p9rIfer and YER
nIt1zs. IheT are net sood but
medicine and the best In use 30
Pat q horse II prime condition
Price . cents per package For
sale by z 2 Chiffon s Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

81 r. Lzcs. Z ss<-.e-t Of ta-
- Z y -ollscs. - StarxvI,ls-
Va drowned rscertiy While
oathfnS IN TIE eoIIs-s FozL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

That - what Edward 4 Park
er. merchants Of Plains, Ca. saw
OF ChamberfaIn-s Pain Balm for
rheumatism Lame back deep
seated and muscular pains. Sold
by z L Chiffon 4 Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

Mrs. Jones L UarkiEs can
please everybody In millinery
line They can furnish yoa the
most elegant PaFa.iaR Styles or
the neat Walking Fat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

) l. Roger. Of the Cincinnati.
Ohles Publishing Company says
RENDERS Antiseptic Pam Cure.
cured him Of a bad attack OF
tiax and he r-es a IN his tamil.
A. D greza pain relief
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

Beautiful Flowers. AigIretss
PtEues. Lacss. RHtfs and nlauy
pretty additions to a ladies'
.olles can all be found nj
MRS. JOKES 4 HIRKrys.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

A1Es-Soz t.s< discovered -psss
irregularities ~ the rsEs4 olzee
N Cksea-o-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

NNE bushel OF Kex Soda
~ hr snly sI-49 or i lbs
for only 81 at C. u Ne
Cdaren@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

Use Chltouis Reliable Diar-
rncea e1re-a sure shot for
DLarrhees Dyss1sary and all
Summer con plants
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

For shres years We have
never been without Chamber.
laIafs Coiie- Cheiera and Diar-
rhsea Remedy in the house.
says A. H. Pstter. with E C.
Atkins & Co. Indianapolis. Ind.
and my vile would as sosn think
Of being without aesr as & bot
tie OF this Remedy in the sum
nsr season. We have used II
with ali three of our children
and il never tailed To cure. not
simply ster pain but cure alb
soiateiy- liz IL ali right and any
ore who tries il VIII find ia so.-
Fer sac ~ z z Chiffon 4 Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

Ii reGr Liver i not N good
shape use Chilten1< Steamboat
Pills
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

The ladies' all say the MIL
II1erv at Mrs. Jones 4 Harkins
thIs Spring i exquisite
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03
News Service Extended.

&cWs SERVICE EXEe0QS0.
The Sd Loals Es5chE-> recently
made arrangements with the canle
companies, whereby direct new
from al sections Of the eiviH-lss
world are received e row prints
more authentic foreign news than
INV ether paper and continues To
keep Up rs record for Publishing
al the ecc1s news. The outlook
fo- the year ~ enc Of hix news
events. tzzr suees--ss.;E eaen ether
and they VIII oe Highly iaserssSirg
20 everyone The price OF The Re-
P15llc dizzy = - 4 year, or st.s7
for three months The Tvirs-a
week EepCbiie VIII remain tie same
-o-s dollar 4 year, sy mall twice
4-xSsx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

Gallons Steam boat Pills
VIII prevent ChiIIs and all Srm-
Eer EeEers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-03

l &c. BAIRD Handles Spar
rows Candies in one
and two psaad pack
ages ax we'll a. In baIkS.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-02-04
A Mightier Foe than Armies
OVERCOME BY A BRAVE UNION GENERAL AND HIS FAITH.
FUL ALLY, Or. WILLIAMS.
From nc ssnttnel. Cherokee. Kansa,.

alysis, made Temporary wreck Of the her
culean frame, and in view of his advanced
age, his anxious friends believed that he was
not long for this world. The following is
his own account Of his illness:
"In the latter part of 1890, was taken
down with O severe attack Of typhoid fever,
which confined me to my bed for two months.
Two months is long time TO be ia bed, but
was not to get up yet, for infammatory.
rheumatism seized me, and it WAS worse than
the typhoid, for it was more painful. To
add to my trouble and make L more inter
esting, the iniiammatory rheumatism was
followed by q stroke of paralysis, and lost
almost totally the use of my legs and arms,
for | could not walk a step and could not
feed myself 1t would seem that had
reached the depths of misery, but such was
not the case, for my kidneys gave out, and
this seemed to be the last straw on the load
that was to crush me.
my friends all thought would never re-
cover, and though the doctors came to see
me and prescribed, it was easy to see that
they were but trying to make my pathway
to the grave little more easy, without the
remotest hope of recovery, and l looked for
ward to death with happiness.
"While in this frame of mind, was adj
vised by friend to try DIR. Williams Pink
Pills, and began the use of them, taking one
pill after each meal, and this l continued
for one week, and began to fancy perceived
improvement in my condition. then in
creased the dose to two after each meal, and
at the end of the second week there was no
doubt but what Pink Pills were making me
better, so / kept on using them according to
directions, and in three months was a well
man."
DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary to give new life and rich
A1k h..I aInNf
They are for sale by all druggists, or may be
had by mail from DIR. Williams Medicine
Company, Schenectady, N. Y, for 80 cents
| box. or six boxes for $2.5O.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-02-04
American Peanut on.

The first peanut oil factory in the United
States will be established here. The oil is
highly valued in Europe, and 1t is stated
that fully S., 900, 600 worth of peanuts are
brought into Marseilles annually for the
manufacture of oil, which is used In toilet
soaps and for other purposes. The peanut
flour is quite extensively used in Europe
and made into bread, cakes, biscuits, etc.
1t is one of the favorite articles of food, ac-
cording to consular reports, in hospitals in
Germany. The capital stock of the present
company is $50, 900, and it is operating un-
der the patents of Mr.. Weatherly, which
cover the machinery and methods of de-
corticating the kernel Of the inner skin.
According to the estimates made, the cost
of plant for treating five tons of peanuts
daily is as follows: Machinery, $4,000;
building, $4,000, while the expenditures,
including labor, insurance and taxes,
amount to 1887 per day, In prospectus
issued by the company it Is calculated that
the receipts from five tons of peanuts will
amount to 235 gallons of refined oil, at 81
per gallon; 175 gallons of crude oil, at 30
cents; 8, $50 pounds of flour and meal, at
Q cents, and $500 pounds of stock feed, at
60 cents per 100 pounds, making the total
gross receipts $415. 80 per day, which, it is
estimated, would give yearly profit on
five ton factory of $40, ,725.-Norfolk REQ
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-02-04
New Cause for Insanity.

A scientist says: Dad roads cause
insanity. No wonder the lunatic as
sylums OF this country are all full
and running over. One of these days
olank will be inserted in political
platforms in favor of "road reform
and the politician who doesn't stand
upon 1t will get left. The country
depends for its wealth upon the farm
ers, and yet allows them mired upon
impossible roads fully one-third of
the year. 1t spends $lS,Ooo,OOo this
year to make good rivers for com
merce, but not dime for good roads
Certain communities are willing to be
taxed extra 10 order to have especial
ly we'll improved roads, but it is a
question whether certain leading high
ways should not receive the attention
Of the general government.