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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22
CHEERFUL HELP.
q s-~~-..ry asstfa~stfs. for Coed
Work

-Che.rfuinsSs and a mir amount Of
sound. cummon-sense philosophy will
carry people a i1ng way in this rough
ami somer hat uphill world. and long
lgo lost patience with tho@e who try 70
sse all % the dark spots in all Of th~
clouds they can gather around them.
aad rcsolutely refuse TO see any silver
lining or even TO believe that such 4
thing EXISTS
This bit Of sermouette was brought
out b. a discussion on the best way 70
get along With grumbler<- II was at a
voman'- club. and there had been sew
ersil rather Interesting and some anus
ing rpcitals q the experiences % the
Members with growing and grumbliug
and that persistent and perpetual fault
finding that seems TO b- the vital
breath % very many Of the members
% the human family.
The speaker was a woman Of wide
experience and sound Judgment. and
"a hen the members learned that she was
willing % continue her talk they lis
tened With pleased stssutio
I have had a SEASON of special en-
lightenmeut on the h-autisS q fault
finding she said. and have really got
tn some new points, One % my
friends is Interested in a brauch Of a
charitable enterprise. and asked me tc
take into my house a woman who had
seen better DAYS. but who had. through
her own fmpruviisnc~. come 70 actual
want. and was 81 reduced as to lack the
necessities % life She ha,i been LEI
by her parents with 4 fair sum Of money,
but had literally flung IT away on frivol-
ities- She bad been through a bitter
experience before she came 70 me. but 10
was curious 70 note how she had looked
upon r. Every person 70 whom she
was indebted she considered her uatura I
enemy. and treated them in the most
violent fashion She could SCI no good
in anything. and conditions with which
she found fault yesterday. when rem
e,iied to-day. were just as bad or worse
than before
AT nrst the perpetual worry and fret
were somewhat amusing. then il BE-
came tire<ome. and after awhile il was
N@NEtA ftNNtA ~ IL az " Attl
her. but that only made Der worse.
There was evidently bit Of crank
ness in her brain that nothing would
drive out We endured as long as We
could for she was a very useful per-
son. but her inirmity finally got the
better Of US. and we sent her away.
Il have often thought that rs a char
acter IN a story or play she would have
been immense Her methods of reason
ing were unique. and her arguments
were absolutely unanswerable- When
she exclaimed at the outset Of severe
thunderstorm. in response to nv re-
mark that dfin't believe that il would
do much harm Well. now can you
~ay for certain that there will be NJ
harm dozeT I simply gave it up. and
gave her up. too. as a hopeless problem
one With watch was entirely unahls
10 struggle.
Since that visitation have made II
rule when engaging help TO find oui
u possible II they were given to grum
bling and fauIt-fnding. and il they
were-they disin't come " Y Ie,ts-~r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

Carefully prepare n ealf's liver. and
lard IL thiekiy over the top. with the
lartioons sufficiently large to ill good
sized larding needle Into the bottom
Of the baking-paH put q small onion
sliced stick of celery cut into pieces,
two bay leaves. a sprig of parsley. four
cloves and a teaspoonful of pepper
eorns- II without the latter. use the
ordinary ground pepper, but only one
quarter the quantity Place liver On
top of these add one quart of boiling
water in which you have dissolved d
teaspoonfuI Of salt Cover the pan with
another of the same sire: bake in a
quick oven one hour. hasting every Is
minutes Remove the upper pan AID
bake 80 minutes longer Serve with a
brown sauce made from the liquor in
the pan--Ladies' Home Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

some ditscuisy in forcing ny shoulders
through
At last. | managed 70 get ny heat.
shoulders and arms on the outer side oi
IRE opening. but there | stuck l
ceuldn't get any further TO save me-
Tom pulled and ,ugvvd. and I
struggled. but it was no 90 Then We
both commenced to laugh. made =
desperate effort got iittle further
a little further still-aHd then accident
lily Kicked the top box, and over they
all v~Ht-rattir-ts-bang, ra'tle-te-hanE.
crash, The top box knocked part o.
the ceiling through.
Oh. horrors, What IL Dr. William
should hear he uoises In my excite
meat let ~ hards slip iii, hung by
ms armpi.s- Tom looked scared. and
sas.
You -rsa, gawk, What did you do
that for
This ST me 20 laughing again
what are yoa laughing a.. you
BOBBY How are We goiug 10 get
down.
This sobered mr.. aud began 10 think
u the p-rils Of the situation. lfIvas
caught there would get a whipping
II Let 20 vouli drop through the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

The story Of Matthew Arnold and the
American college, president " l.s BACKED
his boots for him. recently narrated by
the RepuEliean. reminds a correspond
eHt q -as experience q ueII-kao-~r
Unitarian minister's wife in the Con-
neetieut valley of the very same nature.
An English clergyman stayed over
hight 1t their house and their hired
girl had fallen III and gure to her own
home The minister asked that one of
the servants should call him in season
for breakfast Mrs. arose early
started preparations for the meuI. and
went to rap at the guests door. She
found his boots there To use her own
language: I took the boots and cIea ned
them aud carried them back. trembling
lest be should appear and give further
orders to the servant prepared the
breakfast and got il on the dining table
then went TO my ruom- prinked in honor
CT cur guest. then to the library and ,r-
eumpanIed him to the table When h..
was about TO depart it was Tot 50 dirs-
cult TO decline the tip for the servant for
the reason that she was not accus-on,aJ
TO receive such gratuitiss as IL was q,
Sep n serious face Nv husband hax
always complained that I serasbEv
n1onapoiizsd all the fun---Suringf.fS
lNazs.l Republican
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

n the LAKE Regions Of " a.,-ou-ia. North
en- Afra-an. Alnue=lta. ioEa and >ogth
LnsHt1 s.1rs the lrurs u the Chrcaxo. Nil
waueee & -. PAM k1i. 7Eay. AFv hunare,ts q
caaruaa- .s.a4i-les preeulla sltiy ntret for
summer lallls. nearly at rf wh1cn are -
ct--l GA W uear .laes which have not he~a
hsae't Ggt- lase ra-crts ral<- N VARIETY
trum tle tlA .-e-s sur dinner o. ihe fan
rel sI-- Cs-arre far every ufa. Amln<
the a-- ara 1aulss tamiiEtr D. many Of cur
rr1..e-s ~ tas rerfectinu cd Nqrfnfru sam
ulrr Fe Nearly I'D ID fle t 1=ruusin
points It interest," fre within short distance
tTnm ta.a1-r ar MflwnaAre, ant unne %
tAam arr sl 'ar away from the -Husv maEts
81 .trl---l th1r they cannot D. reached
rr .ru aalrs q travel. 81 frequent trims.
cgsr the rre-t raat ia -he Northwest the
talgn. N.rause~ 4 -. PAM Rtli way
>rt s-e cent stamp f1r a ~rpv 20 ~Nara-
rrn lhH-. giving tesfrtut au "a the pria-
tfe- ra-nrrs. ant iiss II sur-uer ho,ris
ana t-s~-rx h1rrers. ana rates Frr baarI
G. N.eH- 81 Hv1Gar'i. e.. r A. Clar1-n. M
Ween RIM --r~ ~ an a.ic- and = ,l..-
tfl-- B. 1as.s.e- himself lv sa-inF 81 par!
l.r tHr tl~ r.ar .ail-clUee lt save hlm-
~ a.. lat "A lArtas.rar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22
TIE TWO WAYS

Two says eousruas each soul VITO enters
re-.
rh- On. r.ss. inward "a success.
{ TIE otaer douuNars through a devious
:, h,--ar anguish a-.s distress.
All every ons nay choose usleh way ~
+ usvser .-.r ..-,r-,. ,,, 80. $780,.
ar iaissr sfly down ssw~ry PAIN
mat "a = 10 -r.ifs.- s,r.rs-. 49,.
R-.i - -. -.ao.-. : 80 .--fvs
I Wi-h rraas lla-au-ar~r.erss nus han.s-
rru-s rra.p
Tna lsrza-t ~r~ks 80 ser--s ms. .s-s,a
Z Ths1- t.fr-r 1a.-ss. 81 s7...ir s.atursrt,
marx
Ills ny afrnr th~ mountain safa-
clint.
Wi,h b. sua san.f.. or~o- se.ts.
t-f .- r.. -,.f.r--. burner ~ ,-.i .as-.
IRE -aals sag r-~ r-rr---s m
{ Aal -r-Hrsa sas f.sr .enf s4ws- "a TIE
nav
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I tn.i go n--v ea.-~ ray - that .1uas brown
Ezra
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MAJ ess@r ~ m a. -. ug..ls si5n-
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wav
fraEI ~s1-a tire na--a-l-s Lar -.- rhe@-
Z IRE sr-aarrr - r-H5~ --ar@l.-- u eh-
rrE
f rrs@s mary 4 Ht--r- r.s--- s--4-. las.
The rs.fs.--s s.a--er mari sh-rsf.s -rs
~a-H-
80 .-s.- -.r -. "a.
e
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90 Hts $3.50
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

Burns sterling kindiiness Of heart
WAS shown in his manner Of fIxchar--
ing the not always kindly duties of ex-
eiseman- One clear moonlight morn
ing he Was awakened by the clanS OF
horses At gallon He started up. looked
cut az the Window. md To his wife. " no
asked eagerly What il was. he wins
pered- Its the noise Of smuggierx.
lean Then Rob. fear We niauu fol-
s0w them she said And 50 worI-I. :,
he answered. 80 / would readily were
il VIII GGHniou or Edgar Wright: aut
MS pair Brandy bnrn. who has a wife
and three weans. and IS no dOfn' owre
weel in his farm What can do9- His
wife drew him away from the window.
IL is said that many such stories could
be told For ali that. Burns was an
active and honest public servant.-N.
Y. Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22
CORRECTING MISTAKES.
4 Proceeding That Called for Urea,
D~ff~a~y

There are two kinds OF mistakes. mis-
takes OF moment and trivial mistakes.
Undoubtedly the best service W hich one
friend can render another i to save
him from a mistake liable to b.. serious
IN It's results In such an act lies tru,.
friendship. But in these DAYS of erfti-
etsn1- when we are apt TO crftieiS.. every
thing and every body. we are all too ant
10 correct mistakes which are absolute
" trivial and not worth correcting. And
Yet IN calling attention TO them we often
hurt the feelings Of our best friends
Not one OF Us. even the most yuoi-na-
tured. likes to have his mistakes pointed
out We may appear not to mind cor
reetious, and accept them with a smile
But IL II human nature TO smart under
correction although some of us NAV be
clever enough to conceal the smart
Hence the fewer mistakes we call atfen-
tiou To in others the better Two-thfrris
Of the mistakes we make are trivial
Their correction IS unimportant. WHY.
then. notice thems Yet some people
do, and do so constantly \ person
speaks of having done a certain thing
on Thursday. when in reality il was
done on Wednesday II no important
point Is invoked why call attention to
the mistake2 What good does il do To
have the exact day set rightT It IS 4
matter Of no Importance - why insist
upon correcting the trivial errorg
Staueh friendships have often been
pricked by this needle Of useless correc-
ton IL is great art-this art Of learn
ing to allow others TO be mistaken " hen
the mistake is unimportant- Few learn
il, but those who do are among the most
comfortable friends one can have
Ladies' Home Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22
CTRED OF CHOREA.


.
Ns-- Francis L. Barber. daaxht.- of Mr.
Franxiia G.. Barber. Of De Fa-e- Lis, who
- gne q the best kncwu eftIxrns % Ia fa-ss.
toe the past year bis been m pittfnl eoHs;l-
troa irsm ehor-a. COMMONLY called -.
Vitus lance. Nnss BARRIER a mustc teach
or. and averwprx and xhly nervgu. tsns.
perament brought on the disease. The hest
physuriAns were called hut eheJ could do
nashing for the young lady. and she got 80
had and the spAsuas became ~ here- AZ times
that Il often required three or four persons
b hold her The cuntprtiun- % her lace At
isteh sirl.s were fearful 70 behold ard filed
those Who saw her with harrur. Whtr Mrs
Barber vas thus suffering. with no seem
irx prospect Of relief. the Distracted father
ard mother heard of Dr. Williams Pink
Pills and a. a hist resort they determined %
trv them on the daughter
ffter taking loss than one box Of the pills
the spasris ceased ant the twitchinx Of the
fsee became irss and loss violent. Before
s.ur hovss had been used al SIGNS Of St
Vit1s' tlree bad g1ne. her health vas re-
ssnrr,l. and today she - one Of the health
..-.t and ro-ie-s girls in Du Page.
n az mnnth@ from the time Miss Barber
began - take the pulls she was able to re-
.irle Der oscuparion a. music teaeher. and
n..vsr hts felt the slightest symptoms Of the
Oh uaiidy- The young lady Is the niece
% r. T. Barber. Esquire. the well known
lawyer ~ Iolist
Dr Williams Pink Pills contain al the
elements neees-ary to 1--WE new life and rich
nsss 70 the blood and restore shattered
nerves They are for sale by an druggists
Or nav BE- hal By mail from Or. Williams
Medicine Company. Schenectady. v Y. for
~ cents per box. or stx bay-s for 50
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

Some time ago I saw Il request for ap-
pIe eckee. and As have never seen il an
swered viii send mine. Mix well one
half rsaspoonfuI salt and two level tea
sPooufuss of baking powder with two
eupfgES of sifted four; rub in one
fourth cuPfuI cold butter. beat ore egg
light. add yhres-fourths of a cupfuI OF
milk aud stir 1t into the -four; use more
milk il needed to make the dough soft
enough TO spread half an inch thick on
4 shallow pan. pare quarter and core
four large sour apples and divide each
quarter lengrhwises lag IN rows en- top
Of the dough- core edge down. and press
into dough slightly sprinkle sugar
over the apple. being careful not TO
let i touch the pan; bake about % min
utes. serve with lemon saucs.-Phila-
delphia Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

By reason u its mileage and location. the
Texas 4 Pzcihc Railway - the most Impor-
rr~es the Lsnr Star STATE frsm East 20
West. through III. nsst progrs>-svs towns.
great forests Of piB.. and the broad prsIrles
and w-lIkeu farms. af1rsing the most
sesutiful ren-ry all along the hns. No
ether line Affords surh oppcrtnnitss. Tor The
hsr1e seeker or investor to sec and ENJOY
Texas Cheap lands for all Low rsts Home
sewkers' Excursion Thrkets "a s.ls &c al
points IN T-xas and LOUISIANA February
tsth. Marrh md and lsth. April 6th and
nth. MAY 9Th and 18Th
For a Handsomely illustrated ecck fully
dezrribinx the wonderful state ct Texas.
ronrs,isd 70 BE- the finest publira-ion is-u--i
IA recent wears. -~nd right cents postage -
Gs-toa Me-lier. Gsa1 Pa--'r 4 Tit Ax--.
Dallas. Ter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

Boil two large Irish potatoes: while
hot mash we'll Stir into the hot pota-
toes i tablespoonful each Of butter and
lard one level teaspOonfuI OF salt. aud
when cool enough not to cook them.
two well-beaten eggs. to this add a
tsaeupfIl of milk. in which has been
dissolved One-haIf cake of compressed
yeast and tablespoonful of sugar.
Stir in i quart of sifted four. cover
and leave in a warm place to rise.
This should be mixed in the morning.
One hour before luncheon turn out on
a biscuit board and with just enough
-four to handle roll out and cut with
a biscuit cutter; place them one on
top of another like a sandwiehl in a
baking pan: let them rise and bake IN
n quick oven.-Wom3nkiu9
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

ceiling and break my legs. II re-
uaine,l there would starve-
Ny arms now commenced TO tingIe.
from their unnatural position. and told
Tom 20 give me 4 pull He valiantly
set 20 work. took hold Of my coat-eol-
iar and commenced 20 pull
-NsrrifuI powers. What's thatg-
y strong pair Of hands caught hold
of nv foot. and the stern voice Of DR..
William was heard saving
What 10 YOU mean by coming up
here. sire Come down this instant.
Don't vou hear me. sire I shall make
an example Of you before she whole
school Let 20 this Instant. SIR. Or
your punishment viii b. d1Hblsd.-
Did yoa ever hear q such a thing,
Dii the man want NJ - break nv
recke Dii Be think wanted 70 20
through that criling ike a shote
heard the vuics - Mother H1pkiE-
advising the doctor 20 pail me down.
oh. how hated her AZ that moment!
The Doctor took firm hold Of the bottom
% my pautaloous. and commenced 70
pull
Tom pulled lhove. ard remained IN
the middle. Something bad to break,
rnd il was my susp.utiers. One but.
ten two buttons. and. murder. oh. nv
trousers, heard 4 scream from
Mother Hopkins. and then fell
The doctor picked me up AMI took me
downstairs All the skin was rubbed
or Of my eft leg and my right leg was
full q splintsrs- Mother HopIin.
bound mp ny vounsls. and thea the doc
tor whipped me- before ali the school
f DID Tom get whipped Not n bit Of
r. He waited till the coast was clear
aHd thee swung himself down By pfecs
of bellrops he found there
f Al have To sly in ending il this
boys. either have your buttons sewet
very tightly. or don't attempt to eraw
through narrow ho]es.-Golden DAYS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

The s0nburst-pIaited skirts are stiIl
in demand and the last effect i 70 have
several lengths of the soIeiI plating
one over the other. and each tribe
shorter than the one beneath it. The
effect Is pretty in tuIle or in any crisp,
thin stuff II two colorx alternate
say pink and green or rose and white
the impression Is doweriike. ana may
De carried out by trimming Of HOS
SONS On tts hcdiee-Chieseo TribuEr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

Put q layer of eorned beef or chicken
into the pressing dish Lay in. at equal
distances apart three hard-baiIed eggs
shelled. arrange the remaining meat
carefully around and over them and
press over night Slice Iengthwise to
show The three eggs. This : very nice
90 cat and 20 lock n. The eggs may Be
ss<ss9.-esc4 EauzeksssszgI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

Yes. sir. l know one woman who can
keep secret
please EXPLAIN
y wife and have been married for
ten years now. and she has never VET
consented to tell me how il Is chat a..
: always 10 Esed ct rosey."-Cgeyslaad
Lss6sg.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22
An UNPLEASANT FIN.

l NAME il Joha
Vaughan I used
20 attend a ooar,l-
ing school up ia
the Interior 81 New
NorS state twas
rot q large schooi.
having but = sta
dents. auf was sit
uar-li abcut four
Cd les from the VII
1<e -
The school was
eon.iucte,I by two
brothers Dr. WI
lam and Mr. Hen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

b. rvftiers % rats tap~r rll E. g.e1se-
= -sara tHss -h=re s ag east a4e lr-t...1
i-ease thal sleas- e4- l-vn ahl- 20 care iu
I'll rs .rtzss. sld tlat = C4tsrrl. hal
asaarH -4rv - sar only rn-f-tv~ eur-
ArHau - The sIefflUal fraternity ftt1rra
anz 81 constitution. trsea.s. rrttusr-s
-sr ---srz4 reatusur Halls ta-lrrh
r -sem Internally. sessr< lreer.v
a-n1 rl. ..Qs'd ant mgcsls sllr .lres g -a@
tu. -aereay ..-ssrsvilg tle tlu-.l1t.1a
-e es-. ana GIVING tae ras..r-
ss- al..-.lr Ur tae rens-rslrl la ant
t rt-ure rr bong irs a1rk lEs
Hfu~ars El=c uasl tll-h l- .-s "a a
sfe powers tss1 rlev offer t'ue Hundred
u1rs Ter arg e1-e t.s- 30 fll4s ta cure
--nt r.r H-- Is t.-s 1l.H.i--
Attire b T. t1.a~g = 90. T1'-,t5. ..
Sg't b uruzrsts 7ls
H4-.s Esnf.F Pills are the best.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

There are about 2.4o0 persons IN
Franee who ara set down a. anarchists.
ind are under ths constant watch Of tho
police Of the various EGErPeas voga-
rT.Sa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

Over 80. oaocurr4 Why not Iet No To- Bac
regulate or remove your dsslre tor toharrug
Saves monev, makes health and manhood
Cure yzar7nterd. Sic and 81 o. all druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

Calling a man hard names Is often only
mother way OF saying that be dares to
differ from you IN opinion.-Ram's Horn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

IL always wanted seulething new;
At LAST he had bis way
Ras.s home upon an open ear
And caHght pneu mo ma
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

Sunsiay SehooI Teacher - WIZ was
Noah - Pepd-s'He was a weather pruph,
ct When NJ -aid "a Wa gong 10 ram. no
body believed hiulf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

As you chew tobacro foe pleasure. use
Star It - not only The best. but the most
lasting, and therefore the cheapest.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

No woman IN praising her children ever
sant anything that was interesting or orig
nal -Atchissu Globs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

Fits stopped free and permanently cured
No rts after irst days Use OF DR. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. Free - trial bottle 4
treatise DR. kim. go Arch st. Phifa- p.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

For Whooping Cough, Piso's Cure Is sue
ceszful remedy.-M p Dieter. 81 Thruop
Ave. BrookIyn. v. Y. Nov. "A. Isgf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

just try l0c box Of Cascarets candy ca
tharcIc, finest liver and bowel regulator made
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

A POOR frye hsnch costs more than a god
dlnner.-Ram's Horn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

A miIkman u the custodian of az many
family secrets as doctor. or prracher.-
Archu,on t,iobe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

Nothing makes a man 30 mad rs for you ID
keep cool when he Is abusing you
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

What is a crank papa a crank, nv
-ou, = a fellow who goes around with his
,vkaeT -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

y . astonishing how many men there are
sno can play the iidsls--N ashingron Dem
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

Too murh sugar will spoil what might
prcT. IL excellent dish--N- Y Weekly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

A danger foreseen is half avoided--N- Y
Weekly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

The popularity OF the WInehsstrr repest'
ma .hot gun . deserved. for although It costs
very little. Il has repeatedly out shot the
highest priced handmade gins. Thou
.ansls OF shooters who used dogble-harrel<ss
shot guns now ass the Winchester repeater
because they found that they could bag
more game and make better sores al the
trap with a Winchester What stronger
Recommendation could any shot gun po--i-
bly, have than TO be used BY j. A K klhott.
ehamptou i've bird shot Of America. Rolla
~. Heike-. Champion OF the world at fly
ing tarzwt: Ferd Van Dyke. Capt b. A.
Bartlett and many other Of the best shots
IN the eusntry. A Winchester repeating
.hot xln and Winchester factory loaded
shells farua a combination whirh cannot be
sIlsaIlsd- send to the Winchester Repeat
ing Arms Co New Haven. c.. for their
large Illustrated catalogue free.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

You have no doubt remarked how eFee>
tive a worthless man .. IN politics.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

There are zorie women who are reminded
that they are superior creatures every time
a ran takes of his hat to th~m.-Atehlson
f.frh.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22

Cazcarets stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe. Toe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-22
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IS a vigorous feeder and re-
spends well TO liberal fertiliza-
ton On corn lands the yield
Increases and the soil improves
II properly treated with fer
tilIzers containing not under
10 actua.