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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

left standing. ard Whenever camp fires
were lighted shade or fruit trees were
cut down 70 feed the flames. While no
great loss was Inflicted on the confed-
crates under arms in this march. the
damage TO private property was in
caicuiabie. Ir scores % eases. when
the army had passed, the farmer had
list house. barns. sheds. provisions.
fences. crops -every thing but the rag
ged suit on his back Brush houses
had 20 b. tuiit for shelter. ard the
only focd was potatoes dug from the
ground and roasted. The wantou de-
structivencss % the average soldier
was shown in Thousands OF instances
on the march. Some % them would
have even destroyed the bridges be
fore half Of the army had passed.
The Hstd on 'ss-ab-r-barr.
When the corfcderatr cavalry under
NcCarslaud and Gilmore dashed into
Chamb-rShurv. Pa. they demanded a
ransom % $50 COO 20 spare III. tovsn.
The peop', could not pas any such
sum. ard. believing help TO be near,
taey refused TO name any figure. The
order was given 20 sack and burn. and
while a few soldiers kept watch the
rest went about their work They
Aeld up ard robbed every man on the
street as beginning Then they
sacked the stores. and from theree
proceeded TO the dwelling houses. In
almost every ease they would offer TO
spare The house for a certain sum.
Plenty Of owne-- paid from So 20 $500
20 havs their buildings spared. but no
-cou-r had th~ money been handed
ever than the torch was applied. In all
go people were held up" ard robbed
Of their last cent and about half the
town wa. hurried There was but one
house in Al the town which was not
despoiied Even the priests aad minis
ters were robbed oftheir watches. and
there was no hesitancy in plundering
from the SEX or breaking open chill
drru savings banks The visit II the
-aiters was no. prolonged above two
hours and they were not in great
force. and vet during that time they
burned Sl.no0.ooo worth Of property,
made 5000 People homeless and robbed
10 the amount 81 half million
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

was TO he sacrificed. and was saeri-
feed. ard in a military sense the end
Justified the commanders Judgment.
II was ordered that the torch bs mad
r. ady for everything which would
burn. and 5000 soldiers entered on the
work witE exultatioa. The forage
would burn a. itself. n was the case
with the wagons ard the barrel. Of
four aud the boxes Of hard tack. The
writer vas one Of thos- assigned to de-
stroy the great piles OF beef and pork
They We're all treated alike. The heads
~ .he coffee barrels were knocked IN.
their contents strewu about aud the
slaves used for kindiing wood. Hay
was mixed with them fence rails and
wagon boxes added 20 the fuel. and
then thousands Of candles were thrust
into the smaller crevics>. A. soon A.
the retreat was urder way the piles
were fred. and 80 thorough was he de-
~tructioE in the ease 20 the meat that
the pursuing confederates did not Sc
cure a barrel Thsv Jared better In
other directions. however. The haste
10 BE- gone aud the feeling of panic
which seized upon maay Of those as
signed TO iae work OF obstruction. u q
great heaps % beans. coffee ami hard
TAX uu5ourhsi bv th. flames Il wa
- % much % the forage ard a large
share Of the medical stores The pile
q n1sat continued 20 burn for weeks,
ard The door was carried miles away
on the wind The cash value % the sup
plies represented over 5000. 9oo. and
probably half OF this was saved 20 the
ronf-d-ratcs- There were three or
four steamer. at White IIouse Landing
vhica has 5u>, finished dischLrging
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25
Why he nEpRovED.
There Was Just n Fniat sasptcioa
of sclf-Intcrrst In Hts
Complaint.

II i.n't every maa in [ ncle Sans paw VINO
fer.s his responsibility a. does an Old Iri.h.
utta Who = treasury m>--suger- Ju-t the
othcr Day be as hesitlng an ah>cut clerk
tor lrsvtug sunir pms On the edge Of h.s
icsk where they niigat be brushed off by
BODY passing.
They n be .wvpt on the fure. slid he.
and wasted. TO the sztrsvaEanre OF the
government. waish ALREADY % hard up it
aorrewln money. Il =. To pay Ixpin-cs. and
rs 4 shame. II =. tor the min m the x0y
erunlens imgloy 70 be wa.tin psns which
cost money
There was a general lsrgh a. the earnest
asS- 81 the Old m1n comp amt. and -oanr'
body >aid he deserved an rusrelS- ot salary
for - Devotion tn tslr in,e--<;s Of the euur
try. Ana then. a. the clerks troapsd out,
the cd man said - the last 81 them;
US. - al ght for wees xzxoo hyes o
be lsuxhln ~ me. IN So ncthin wasted
here. They I'm laugh. but Il not thin that
ms 20 20 down m their hand. and knEe- q
pick up thIm pms Detroit Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

l.. S." ss5'z#i.iri d ilas ta her e5mran-
iau ~ tar ass here = Nc p4sn- -
talt b.s Her as5r Hrr t..ies aad m ps.-s.
tase g w -rrelsH,' s5-h gray the iast { me-
! -5v Ie-
-Nsre trae. dear. r~niIe.i ta- ether -but
Eau sHae arr au'y brother t.ei three
u au-l- ages
iut-a1- fut shat has that . % D.
S. -1 sac .s55r 1t har a8lr
H#z. 44u't sen uades-t1nds >a<s IN
.lausa-us IS a-s4-1 Esra5s ~ NeE--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

In Western Nor.h Carolina. between the
Blue Eldge IN the east aud the Alleshs nf-,
on the we-t. IN the beautiful valley ot ths
French Broad. two thsusand feet sbove h.
-. - AshevI'le. hs1ut-ful. piciurrsg1- and
world famed a. oa- % the most Pheasant re.
sorts IN Amerca- l. - a lard ef brzhf s>ie,
sn.i rurlrarthlerilr-i- % = 1osc frli---s have
been -aux BY poets. ari uhoes b~autir~ q.
-,rrlui, "a ~ AMI uilun-'-n h-lrat have far
r'slr,l suhlrrt sat insg r1tran fer the pant
ers brush Ths = rrr-v tH.- LAM 81 tAs
>kv. ant there .. rerr4-s. no more heaufi.
tsl lyon on the neut 60 attract peas
Er- fHur-f~ rr he1.-n ..-etr~- 0anvrals -
,rns-'1.-~ 1nd VERY iaw rates - .t-hrv e
~ ~a-+ta-~ 3 .-r-rr~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25
The r.orao.. cold r,oauet of,-o-

This Will - the greatest god year e his
tory. Prom south Afr1.a a. thu h andike AMI
austra.la The precious meta. s' bsIu- alpped
Ia ilr-e guaniitse- r. b. believed th7- this
years output wall D. neariy double that 81
anv previous twelve months The stiss Il
Ho-tetter's stomach Eittcr- are ti-D lucrras.
ins very last. and this year that famous
remedy vii cure mere people - dv.pep.ia.
IND ss~tson, constipation. nervousncss ali
weakness than ever before
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25
THE BRITISH ARMY AND NAVY

In the reign Of Queen Elizabeth the
ordinary expenses Of the navy were
only e6.0o0 a year.
\ line soldier in England costs s.Ts
a year. and even then. says a writer in
Lakewood. he Is citen n mere boy or
an Invalid and weakly man.
Last year penalties in 81 eases,
amounting to 100000. were incurred
by constructors for the British navy.
owing to delays: they were enforced
il two cases oniv 20 the extent OF 500.
The British government i the own
er - over 1900 cameis. Several ihou-
sal nj are used in India TO carry stores
and equipment when companies are
changing quarters by line % march
Eritain's new naval programme pro
vides for the building 90 four addition
al battleships. fotsr cruisers and y tor
pedo boat ,leStroyerz. bringing the to
tai expenditure for new ships mp ~
4 IS coo 600.
The conditions under which British
sailors and soldiers live are far more
sanitary now than in the past. In is6i
more than n deaths occurred in every
LOCO men afioai. while ten years later
the number fell 70 S.. In 1855 TO ;. :. and
in i>95 TO ~ In ,ac army the figures
are not quite so satisfactory.
In the future English army medical
stats are TO have military status and
combataut titles. The word surgeon
will no longer be rses.- The army med
iesi corps will consist OF lieutenants
captains. ma jors. lieutenant colonies
and colonies like rcgimental officers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Aliens Foot ka~.. a pes.irr taE The feet
Il cures paturGI. swollen uervaaas. su14rtiEz
fre- anti instantly taitr- the SRI NJ ngt %
COINS su! tuuiou-. It's the grei=s-t eanifart
discovery ~ the are. Allen Faae kas- q, -.
tizht or uew ~hae. feel ea.s r. . certain
eu-e for ,Uelti-- a. let.s frH bot ;lresi tch
ing fsef Tr8 q ta-tfg SoIsf b. a. r-gris-.
aui shoe sseras. =. IT & p s1<c FREE
i,.ireSs Alien : O,msfct. L. Roy. y l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

First Nete-n-~i tel yuu these modern
Improvements N lan- Fanxe guns aad chilled
sfesi nrufcvti.e- have made var a god ieal
rlssler than & vas IN chr day~ Se~cu.i Vet
efan-f - ] 50 that somebody has in
vrntet a gun now whirh. At a thousand
yarsl-. MI - clear through a sriali pocket
Bible earned over a mans heart Puck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

When sherman started 70 march
across Georgia from Atlanta 70 the
sea his plan was to live on the country
He had only four days ratious at the
start and for a Feriod OF ~ DAYS every
pound OF provisions and forage vas
gathered in by foragerS- This meant
that gangs OF men were oct On the
tanks Of each command for a distance
CT ten miles. and il meant stripping the
country as bare as IL fire had passed
ever H. According TO Official figures
the foragers gathered in 9Is. 900 ration,
of bread, which meant meal or -four:
i.2lI,521 ratiOns of meat. $4,000 ra-
tions of coffee. Isl. 534 rations of sugar.
l,l46. 500 rdtions of soap and f3T .DCO
rations Of salt These rations were
brought in and redistributed. and do
not represent more than three-fifths
/ OF what was actually taken. In adj
dhtion there were taken over 1000
mules and horses. 5.eoO. eco pounds OF
hay and 6.oo0.000 pounds of grain
Every garden was cleared of its vege.
tables and every field of it's crops
Whatever was satable by man or horse
was loaded up and after that came de,
structiou- \ line of railroad 100 mile.
long was so completely destroyed tina,
the rear guard could not see a tie O,
rail Whenever cotton was found Il
was burned. and the number of bale.
footed up 1900. Every cotton gin oil
point of hundred miles was burnet.
and the last corners applied the torcl
to houses and barns Not a store il
the path of a column escaped saeking
and the bummers ransacked privat
houses from top to bottom in search o
plumber. From Atlanta to Savannah
J there was rot rod Of big AWAY fenc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

ear-u~-- There was time 10 have re-
.eades n east h1lf. and they were
gwen orders u 10 ii bu; nst pound
va taken aboard The soldiers on the
sharf htd rather see everything given
osrr ia rAe torch than to save a single
barrel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

There i. hlp1ines. where there were tears.
los and srulles where fh-ra Vf- "a n hscar..,
Mana gave baby Ir 'fi-sff. Trrrrfs.t
fre.,AiHg = wfsFsi TgrrufxA Ads o. -
tion. Regulate the Eswe'-. make teeth.ns
easy. sai Should a. says he gwen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

We notice that Col. Steve Smith n
opening his mouth a great deal on poll
tics this year. probably with a view Of
securing an office next spring. Steve
had better simmer down, or the Of
ficers will be after him to serve ont
those three Other years at South Bend
prison.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Thrrs hundred years .go sny man sh~cni
frum church on Sunday vas fncd shilling
" h4t ! var rrv=uue that would prosigre to
9ay--ChicsSa Daily News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

-FFr secrns - - - pnpuisr A. a1v Young
M, here ani VT thev say h. l. xiiarrr -
Yes. You So his wife left a new bicycle
when she died. u - Date
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

The s.sisor Of the Kicker twho is our
SELF would incidentally remark that
the present postmaster (Who Is also
eur~eIff : the best postmaster this
town ever hal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

ZONES Changees--Why. Mr.. Grumpy. =
eScia Essesi a. cd trend whom he had not
s-en for yrsr~. -yaer daughter looks is=St the
-lsue a. she DID when a baby well. shes
mt the sane. ~ good deal Then you
could never get he- - sl~~p. Now ven can
never -~t her n xRke up when you want
her tn-~-Dstrpit Free Prs~s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Brown-Why are those blessed Ger
mans called Tootons. wonder?
Spoofer-'Cos they're always toot.
irg in them eussed brass bands, Of
eourse.-Ally Sloper.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Electric trau-ways and launches
have been Installed IN the Paris sewers.
Twice a month. On Wednesdays. visit
orz are admitted TO the number Of
about I.sC1. although the applications
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

TIE a7lateur who pr7c,ics< taiiy On !
curnct N q thickiy nopa'1ict nsighhorboosl
l.s ample nsrve f1r any Undertaking =
Chaa=a Daily NeEHs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

HIS houor the mayor (who Is our
self made 4 rattiing good campaign
speech last Monday night at the rink.
We have heard several people say that
il was a corker. and the means OF max
ing many votes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

l. carrying cut the lines OF a COM
Taigu Manassas Junction was made a
great supply depot. Everything with a
roof ca il vas filed. and along the
tracks for two niles were great heaps
of everything needed by an army in
he field ~ oue spot the barrels OF
pork we're piled mp ten high ard the
itn~ Nas half a mile long. Among the
quarterma~ter's supplies were 60.00e
complete uniforms. Including shoes.
When Jackson aaHk-d into Manassas
he fosnd this great depot of supplies
At hand. qua rded By only a few thoa-
sand men. who we're dumfounded .:
his sudden appearance. He had pos
session in half an hour ~ &c had no
Wagon train be could hope 70 save but
little Every vehicle b~iongiux TO the
fed-rals was loaded ana started eft.
and then the ecufederat- army was
turned loose on the rvst Of the plumber
For hours the soldiers COOKED nd at,
and then orders we're given to .i~<troy
The torch was applied. aud % thor
/ cughly was the work accomplished
that rot dollars worth Of stuff ~as
left IL was hasd lines for the eoufssI
crates TO BE- 0olig~d "a destroy what
they stood IN ueed o. 80 badly. but the
federal troops wer- closing IA ard
I they had 70 leave the blazing heaps
and make ready for battle The los,
seriously ineouvsuieuerd the array O.
Tire Potomac To- y time. and Hcl~ san
vas miiiian. 90 ~vsiars cut OF pscks Z
Gen jackson said Of the destruction,
Mere supplies were destroyed il
half a day thar would have been r.
9uiFed for my corps in six months. ans
! was never more reluctant to give a.
Z order"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Niek~iby-AH last week Ernest waz -hak-
inz far rhe drinks
>4uegr--.A.. tals werk b. has been drink
M Tor tn shakr>--N. \ Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Capt Tom Baxter advertises that he
is loyal to Arizona If he thinks that
will run him into office he's much mis-
taken For five days every week he's
so drunk that he can't spell the name
OF the territory. and he puts in the
other two making political ass of
himself.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

A Pine Hill MAJ named Joe Swif,
started in To drive ali the republicans
cut Of that town the other day He.
bad four Of the seven bullets picked
out 81 him. and - wondering what
dropped
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

FIts stopPed fre~ ans. permanent. cured
No rts lfter nrs- tsy use 20 Br kare i.
Great NcFTe kestores Frea = trial Ha.t.- q
treatise ~. kim. a.El Arm - PLila II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

\ boy never appreciates a meal when in
vite,i out until he = paying his own tu1rd en-
4 meal ticket.-Atchisou Globe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

hsve found P5-o's Cure for cou-unnutisr
an uHfaillns usdlciue ? r Lott. 1875
srott =. Coviugtoa. ~ Uct I. l,9i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

The only excuse the Lone Jack demo
Gratis have fo~ shooting at Col. Bill
Freeman was that he spread himself
for four-hour speech You couldn't
keep an Arizona crowd at har ging or
a horse race half of that time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Ion aever know some rsop'e unsl veu
have BAD q maa=g transaction sz#tb tHam
-Atchlsau ft.ats
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Dos voar Head Aehes S5mnis C.a.ir
-aEs~ instantly. Al iru.glsfs z5e-nts. ~
fa1teu Msd.rl-Co .ggl f.lesr~ ~ Tros. y !
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Essa a good dog : appr.ria;.t.-Atehisou
Globe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Men are Ike rivers. the deeper tbeg ar.
tae less noise they H4ke--C a.els4 DaHy
News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Every sort OF genus IS not appreciated
people md il hard to admire a good ball col
NATURALIZATION Globe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Peasant-~Fiv. dollar. sne for entering
this estate Toari~t--Rat why = no
v1ruiax syn put up then I'VE had one.
bat took u down assia for while L WIS M
no one came in---F7icsende Biaetter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Take Laxative Bromo Ouia ne Tlhtsts At
truggssfF refund money IF r fails toc4re- -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Hans Il you are very good and get a
high mark in school. | viii give YOU ham
sandwleh- Bat, m5mma. Do y0u imagine
can be briheis'-Fiiegende Blaetter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Hard 10 Disest-"Dssi you hear Cu<s<r hs.
dyspepsia - No. how did he get it,
s>iugem made him eat his own sorvis."-N
Y. World
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

Family Dixr-son---My wife dislike< TO
have ne shap for her- Are you s1od At
bar<ain-s We'll she ssvs can hat the
world AZ making Eve dollars 10 the EsEs Of
one. "-Detroa. Ere Pres.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

In almost everything in at- Iftt!e NOR.
- -r.e e-- AR and pepper wss.II IN
prove the davor-L. = " Harlr,5s '''
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25
when Mcclellan Reiterated.

Never was an army more abundantly
supplied than MeClellan's before Rich
mond. From White House Lan1ing to
his camps on the ChIckahominy al
most every field was covered win sup
plies In one great heap, covered with
;arpaulins, would be 10000 barrels of
pork. beef or Hour; in another, the
name number of bales of hay or sacks
of oats. in a third. quartermaster
stores to the value of 500, 900. In one
Aeld was park of 500 wagons and am
balances More than 10000 extra
horses and mules had been brought
| down, and there were thousands of
beef cattle to slaughter for daily use.
| When il was decided to retreat to a
Few base the question of saving this
vast accumulation was hardly Gebat-
ed II is always the army to be saved
FIRST Not more than "a hours could be
given to sending of supplies over the
line Of retreat, and the orders related
only to amEdrnitiol and food. All else
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25

uaen have aa~S~f. thr faraE~rs are AZ
ysr-k for 4 q asfanc= cf tkrer ar foar
ms IN saeh -zde - he road They
sav seuses. bum barns zud lrive -
lave stocs \ div sio- has scarreis
passed before the country i d~uuded-
T. revenge themselves for lsek -
plumber. men viii hars AZ fruit and
shade trees - hr- 70 fences IN I fields
aad heap fresh fuel OF the names
vh-rh have ALREADY e. n>umed farta-
bouse-
The rear -usrl Of an arsnv corr
FL, scsne ~ G~saiatien hard 70 de-
tr5.h~- Not a hous.e barn. shes ar rod
of frur- may o. left standing for miles
an@ miles Every horSs. cow. sheep or
hog ha- h--u driven away 90 shat
down Not toUi q any sort has be~u
irfr behind There has not eu,y be~u
waste OF country. hut within the army
its~,f On i march % - miles a. army
corps viii throw aside hundreds %
musSets- SnapSlck~- havsrsaeks hlan-
h-ts. and - or. ard II marching slh
A. rounds - ammunition a third OF the
cartridges VIII be Hung aside 70 saw
!
wagons Will hr-lk down. and their con
tents viii h- scattered or left behind.
and scores Of horses and mules will
/ fall lame or drop down ard lie. In
marching 20.0o0 men n distance OF %
/ miles. he country VIII b. swept so
cte7u that ore would not believe Il
e0uld recover itself in a generation
The fiu1ueial damage 10 the army will
1 Be A. great a. 20 the enemy in most
easss- On Emile march OF l5.J0a fed
tral troops In Virginia in 1sSs. there
was thrown away arms. clothing and
provisions sufficient to load a train OF
- wagons Let 1000 soldiers march
over 4 good road 10 a point four miles
away ard return. and the financial los
Will be - cents per head. This apple
solely to volunteers. There was a
large remount camp for the cavalry
a. Pleasant Valley, near Hzrper-s
Ferry. during the last two years Of III.
war. When a horse became saddle
| CALLED or otherwise unfit he was sent
back 10 the camp, IL within reaching
distance \ few NAV have been re
stored to the ranks. but the greater
number were shot after a brief ln>pec.
ton Probably nine out of ten would
have recovered in 4 few weeks il
turned out. but they we're neither
turned out, sold at auction or yiver
away They were shot down aud bur
led by the thousands. and nearly every
animal represented loss of 500. III,
soldier sees reckless waste and wantor
destruction on every hand when h
enters camp. and it Is not to be won
oercd at that he soon comes 70 hol,
human lifC as part and parcel Of tn
general policy
when Mcclellan Reiterated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-25
Nervous People

Are great .u-~rcrs and they de-erve sym
pa;hy rather than ccnsurc. Their blood
IS pooF and tina aud their nerves are con-
s~queutiy weak. Slch people End relief
and cure in HOODS Sar.apariiia because IL
p4rtacs ani enrirhes the blood aad gives IL
power - feel, strengthen aud sustain ths
nerves. n you are nervous and cannot
sleep, take Hood Saraapart.la ant realize
- er-...s sr-s--1s-fl,sr. y. r,.7.-er
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-01-26
The Surprise of All.

Mr.. James Jones, OF the drug firm OF
Jones & Son, Cowden, ILL.,, in speaking
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery, says that
last winter his wife was attacked with
La Grippe, and her case grew so serious
that physicians at Cowden and Pana
could do nothing for her. 1t seemed to
develope into hasty consumption.
Having DR.. Kings New Discovery in
store, and selling lots of it, he took a
bottle home, and to the surprise Of all
she began to get better from first dose,
and half dozen bottles cured her sound
and well. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds is
guaranteed to do this good work. Try
1t. Free trial bottle at III. Alex Stokes
drug store.