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4 G. DYER.
-Attorney.at-l'
P.A.Peurson, K..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office on Sixth ST. four doors west Of
Alamo. Residences on eth. ST.
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3Mr. Bee1ley went to Topeka on bus
ness Monday evening.
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Rev. ;um u ngs went to Lyons Tues
ia mSrain to attend Il conference. J
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I<esd Marsh & Bidwell's advertise
nsnt this geek
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wi Ks, Xi:lsl.'y, Kansas, Tuesday.
o,.",., i0th-one day only Inquire at
Ala 10 hocel. Consultation free. All
chronic and special diseases success
fully treated. Cure guaranteed.
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Read Marsh & Bidwelps advertis
meut this week.
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JUG 1"UIe' 1HISf y JuFV NOW. Aux 20
see it when you, gre in.-Edwards i
Noble.
County. Surveyor Manuel went 10
Dodge Sunday night. He was 5sush.
moned by Telegram from the county
surveyor Of Ford county to. DO some
surveying.
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Kitchen sale and double bed I,
sale. Inqire of "A. G. Dyer.
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trtr,t September 9. 1870

Motto. of Application :. Pureh... ..A..i
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Get your news papers and maya.
zines ut NJ. DeTar:s.
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MoCE1E
One or more Of the ply sicians and
surgeons IF the medical
staff of the Chicago Cur
Ex alive Institute, who can
- tell what your disease
s4fsssss. Z. { y m af1iction is without
a.J asking any questions,
wi Ks, Xinsl-y, Kansas, Tuesday.
O-;"b.,. i0th-one day only Inquire at
Ala 10 hocsl. Consultation free. All
chtonic and special diseases success
fully treated. Cure guaranteed.
Head Marsh & Bidwell's advertise
onent this geek
Rev. ,;umtn ngs went to Lyons Tues
ia morain to attend Il conference. J
:i:..., reduction q prices of station
airy and motions a Schnatterly's
iewelry store.
Theodore Force went to Dodge Sat
url.ay TO visit his grandson - He re-
turned Monday.
We fill your family receipts and
per ,,i.i ptloas with the best of drugs at
n ,t,~ pace. 81. DrTar.
T. A. Sc,tes passed through here
nd " To r. svh xAr N b
so.ne property interests.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ.
H. -hat'.i are r. tntng for an enter
t.s.aGny...O i;.~s.se- aear future.
The best combi matt TN offer yet The
G.lAl'HIC ANA the rwice-a- y eek Kan
sas City TINES .or si.25 per year.
D. 3. Russell, who is teaching SCH
OOl hear Lewis, spent Saturday ana
Sunday in Kinsley, the guest of p. A.
Reynolds.
Mrs, David Hennigh and daughter,
wtft?rane 10 attend the funeral of the
l'st4a laughter of r. W. Hennigh, re-
turned tt,their home Sunday night.
Ii YOU Wish to know what is taking
pIace' IN the world at, large, your state
anu county subscribe .tor the Kansas
City rwlce-a-Week Times and the
GRAPHIC; 81 25.
The q arfield Flour, Five Roses and
Golden Gate cannot be excelled, either
in price or quality. Get q sack of w
K. 'Fravel and be convinced.
Mrs. Reisinger, Oi Pueblo, who has
been here for some time whiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Flohr, started
for n months visit in Pennsylvania,
Monday night.
Frightfal Dlunder
Win often c use a horr: BILE burn,
scatd. cut tor .bruise. .Bucklen's Ar
Mica Salve,' che best in the world, will
kill tbs pain and promptly heal it.
Cures Old sores, fever sores, ulcers;
bofls,. felOns, cOrns, all skin erupbi ons.
Best pile cure on earth. Only q cents
sybOx. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
Mosher & Co., druggist.
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r Fall Stock of \ I
I wv ~ %
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Read Marsh & Bidwel's advertis
meut this week
Get your news papers and maya.
zines ut NJ. DeTar's.
Henry Schnatterly went to Larned
Wednesday morning.
George Childs has gone to Great
Bend to cook for AL Glover.
Kitchen safe and double bed for
sale. Inqire of "A. G. Dyer.
MIR. Bee1ley went to Topeka on bust
ness Monday evening.
Plenty of Bran and Shorts ut the
{ reamery Feed Store.
New fall street hats just received at
the millinery Bazar."
Earl Baldwin, of Larned, was in the
city Monday shaking hands with old
friends.
Bring your eggs to the creamery
and get the highest market price IN
cash. asf. !;
We have full line of gasoliue and
coal Oil stoves at prices to suit you
Call and see them..-A. HOttewitz.
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One or more Of the ply sicians and

Z VI VIZ pu oASt0"o civ
surgeons IF the medical
staff of the Chicago Cur
alive Institute, who can
tell what your disease
> nI if1ictiOn is without
,,j,;pD onv OnaStinns
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George Childs has gone to Gre,
Bend to cook for AL Glover.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

Tso-- 80 ave take- -8,lc-
% ~ esr-r- n ca p-e~-t e..
>e-afo- can lat - aware o.
~ 49, ria, 41--. 8-
s- -st - IL
- seeaHp --.a uga1-rf1I
a-asr; of=er II "a. pros
- 9ey0La qa--lle1 ia. Z. j..
~ rght timber Tor IL frame
ao-k = --zaEeh a1d --u..
sosily up q state Having
-erfed - H. Eizy za4 -.
es--iuliy q. rse-eai tern. -
-. 81 AZ of1---. - - zo--
suitable H4a tas re .a1s term.
Nl-sissiPp. ae-.- hve ener
s-ilc rspre-elzi.ve Il Cur u
ton : cap 70. ard s1ch eaa ..
found u our present senator
Hon. ". :. Sullivan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

To encourage our citizens in
thIs righteous cause publish
this letter received this morn
ing from one Of the most prom
lnent men IN Nississippi.
Seeing from the Published
report Of your Good Citizens
League that Won are still en-
gagged IN your fight With the
Blind Tigers and realizing that
To make this fight successful you
will need money a. well q,
efforts. | enclose within cheek.
30. hoping II will assist you in
your noble efforts IN a righteous
cause.
| think all good citizens OF
our state should appreciate
your noble efforts and lend
their aid and encouragement.
Le. me- congratulate you and
aud the Good Citizens League
on your success - far. and
hope YOU Viii continue the
6ghi until this evil l. perulau
emily eFatlea'ed.
Feeling that ali good citizens
every where are IN sympathy
with you. Your friend.
NXXX.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

Having been deaf for many
years, and having tried many
remedies and instruments. bat
found nothing to do me any
good until ! got the ear trumpet
which ! am nos using and sell
ing Any one Who Is 90 al
i!icted Will and this trumpet the
best made, and everyone is
guaranteed to give entire salts
faction Price IS each. Send
nae your order.
JACOB W. Freeman.
Oxford Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08
Senator sullivan.

One OF our most prominent
Democrats declared IN our
presence the other day. that be
! for Senator Sullivan for both
the short aud the long term.
and a. be vas not q very IN
thuslas'ie supporter Of NJ.
Sullivan IN the Congressional
rae. thl- indicates That the
course Of the latter in TIE sen
ale. las Eon bis approval and
endorsement We have never
seen any announcement by Mr..
egliiTzu q rs candidacy ex-
eepi for the short term bat Il.
strength IL evidently on the IN
er-ase--Szr1is Reporter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

-Ao-- tz- / haze b-z -
~~-a-@ bod BE- uE q
-tt-- f-eE 80 --e-r-a-v 81 TO
IEt~-lar. ae1 --aH> ~
- - ser s-ec--~-z . -
fL- irol re -~-~Ta4 - ~
.e-- - ~ t--~E5 ~ a.
Ee--1 oi car sac. ss1ar -
l--.r. =-v -1a-s1-L 81
az Eo--L % ana
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08
Public Speaking.

The candidates for the vari.
Gus county Offices will speak al
the different towns on tue fol-
lowing dates:
Paris, Monday, June Is.
Taylor. Tuesday. June -.
Orvood- "Wednesday, June -.
Burgess. Thursday June -
Free Springs Friday. June ia.
Asbeviile. SATURDAY.. July l.
Cssweil- Monday, July 5
lafayette Springs. Tuesday,
July (.
Dallas Wednesday, July ).
lula Thursday. July 8.
Delay, Friday. July Z.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08
Camp Meeting Notice,

The executive committee.
tent-holders. and all other per.
sons interested In the Oxford
camp meeting will meet m the
Ccart HOUSE in Oxford, at 10
O'Clock. L. n, Saturday, June
18th. 1888. Business of inpor-
lance will come before the
meeting and a fall attendance
- earnestly requested
y. Z. DooLEY.
Chairman.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

NJ azi NJ Ire D8rl. H@rs
? asAlt- visitors % ~ -1zw
Fveezlx
49, L-e--e Leak = sper4lrs
-1u@ rl-e w-h tae an1g 81
II l. : Dliar3 on e.e1- eek.
- zlla - -44.y E.ses1 10 >4a-
lay >e1o0l zz1 p ort- 1--we
sort
NJ Aa1Tew M;-ete.l - ~
- a sl-.t f-gm - ~@-@- w-s
E--z>ey q Nezu sang
y = Wll5- El=-eg 81. I'D
-H= sZlEe H her e.s
1-E Hs .e-s=t - z5-e ii
v. = "a, t=~a zzcersa
sss-s G. calls Eea As-
- co4ss 4e-zl.e 3Ez.tx II
oseFe0al.
NJ u e P~-zes a4fns
q s> fz1a aer 8 a-ser 49, =
~ ~ Johnson $50 -. Gus
- 40 sse -cetzsl. eoar out
i>om Ts1s>
" H2-y Mitchell Ia p
famed hone tor The 81 ner
a;ter sp-l1-lE the E5aIeE IN
Memphis looking sfle- the cot
toH Interests ID - E-m- H..
TO >Da. she lave been attend
az scheo. IA he B.1E Cry are
Aisa al hone again.
ChilIr-zs Day "a eeleb-s-
I'D - An1eFsoa.s ehsp~I o. the
ifh SUNDAY il Ma. tie children
under The Competent Ias5Eac-
ton Of Mss NAY T. ~. ae-
quilted themselves sell. ANY
aeishbo-a0ot nay vel con
-fa-llare itself II possessing 80
rsduet ard cultured 9 CHRISTIAN
l4dy a Mss May
Il : q little Iaie but perAars
xii not bs OFT OF order 10 bOte
that The - Quarterly Coafer-
eEee Of AobevIlie ezFcait zas
held al An1rrs0a's chapel Oh
The FIST Saturday of Auril.
Aiter The morning service al
II O'Clock Al Abundant dinner
Eas served on The grounds
moee than >u1e.czf Tor 81 pres
ent- Some very nice thin-.
Nere said by visitors eoup.-
tent 10 Judge. a. 10 the qaaII,y
OF the refreshments. Soon Al.
ter dinner Presiding Elder !
W. h0nnoll. called the business
meeting TO order. The show
ing. We believe. both as 70 ne.
eunlary matters and otherwise
Sas fully up 10 the average A
feature Of the Conference "a.
the passage Of q resolution 10
hold a Sunday school confer
ence al Mt. Zioa church. time
anu program 20 be left To a
committee consisting Of al the
; > 1peEinienients Of the cir
cut acting IN conjunction with
the pastor, Rev. \. W. Langley
Services with sermon by pr.
siding cider Vas also held on
Sunday a: II o'clock. This /.
brother Honnoll's first wear ..
presiding elder in this district
and the simplicity and direct,
ness OF his manner. his uueoEn.
promising attitude towards sin,
together with his breadth and
fairness II dealing With all s.5.
iects upon which be touched
eonsEraIl - 10 believe he :
The night Elan II the right place.
Mrs Miller Nelson Of Mar
shall county and Mrs. T. Gala.
way Of Mt. Zion were most vel
come visitors al the conference
also. Miss Minnie Gordon u
Harris school house.
kEPoETER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08
SULLIVAN AT
ACKERHAN
lie Delivered q Telling
speech to Hundresl-
of People on the 9Th
uff.


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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

Bad Manganese k-vrs more p~o-
pse n po-1- e-NEzst13ce~ taaz anv
other Ole cz1ss- To - -ccceszsri
ore 1Es- 4ook ahsz-d a7d plan
1Ae1c - thAi x1ea ) favorable op-
r-Srt1z-iy presents ii.elt be : ready
- iAke Advantage Of IL A EuIe
to-et1Ozg-s Il 40 save mach ex-
p~nse AID Ta1l8hle time A prz-
ceos and ez-stul MAJ xiu keep q
bottle .: C-a1ss-tain's CoEe. Cnol-
era and D.2yTl1sA Remedy n the
noes-. The -1IttiS.- .sIox I'll wait
Until nece-si1T coEp~ls j. and then
rcla n1- or-z lore gong for . doc
ssor and have alx Doctor hEI 70 paw.
ae-sc-<- oEe pay. o1; 5 eeu-s. TIE
other : oCI au11resz SoI-z-< and
tEen wo1cs-s WY ai- n-ixhb-or =
getting -acEe- wEIe he - xrrrinx
poorer. For sal- 5y z 2 crlron
& Co, oIt0-1: z u Pe-ts-. Alb
sSvll.e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

t. Ha---z Csz-t Do
r el- -F-f a14 et
- -4.--4T AT nr3--.@ s
-4-- s-t1s p1ose
-fr-e.-1- l-Es 4te-s oz &C.
---s -8-Iai s1--- Tea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08
ElftN Dollars.

! hereby &c notice 10 al
concerned nat Th. food Cit
z~ns Organization has directed
b. fOrna. resolution TIA. Fifty
dollars sill b. paid for TEST
nOny sufficient 10 convict asx
indlFIt1z. Of Illicit sale 81 ii
ioXIe4ni-- ANY Ran EhO y.0-
.ates The prohibition statute
Knows that he does 20 zith this
peEli hanging over him.
l. " JoSEs. Chairman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08
Notice.

! have attached to my Gar
rage shop . Blacksmith shop
with . first class set of tools
l am prepared TO do all kinds
Of Carriage and Buggy work
especially, in all its BREACHES
Charges reasonable Shop on
North Street:
Respectfully,
JOSEPH SToATE.
August l6. 1885,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08
RUSS

Iae darkest cioad thatta7.at.
- tie political sky. i trusts.
he combination OF eaui-a.
against f4.r xa.es. honest to7L
aud latepeEdrEg business ME
fesi>. Tier : more DANCE
20 day from the combination q.
capital, organized 10 nase
money to- the bench. OF The
les al the expense oft.le rsBx.
than there : from lie posses
SION Of all the Islands II TIE
seas lust, should be watch
81 sui controlled that tie rights
81 the people NAV not perish
YELLOW FEVER.
Having Cuba on our hands
there = 10 reason shy our gov
erhmeIt should not Cleanse thu
island. At IL expense. and make
Il impossible that yellow fever
should originate there.
SieARAUGA CANAL
! FAVOR the construction al
The NIcaraugzn canal. IL would
pay is = business venture. sni
Il i a military necessity TO the
United States IN case OF war
With any other nation.
SPECULATION N FUTURES.
Speculation IN cotton futures
should be prevented. II i not
Just TO the producer OF a bale
Of cotton 20 have 10 compete
with tn ba.es that do not ex:s,
exeep' IA Tie mind Of tile gam.
bier. / favor . law that .haI,
WIPE out forever, speculation in
cotton futures that al homes,
price nay be obtained from
every pound OF cotton.
RIVERS AND HARRoRs.
! favor the improve ment and
perfection OF OUr rivers and
harbor-. hays and sea coast. and
have lost no opportunity Ia
further these interests al al
times
SOUTHERN CLAIMS.
There Is a large class o:
claims, known a. Southern
Gains TOR property taken dEr-
ing the Esr Of the rebellion. /
have devoted many days Of ear
nest work 70 that subject. and
Ehsa informed that the Presi-
dea; had determined TO veto
the bill for the payment OF
these claims / paid him A sDeci-
a. call and did rot cease most
earnest efforts until the Presf-
deaf had signed the bill Thi-
viii pat several milIiors Of dol.
lars n the pockets Of our peo-
PIE. ] do not believe much in
mere words, 6Hi do believe IN
action and have attempted 10
discharge my dg'y daring the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

The Mississippi Christian
Endeayor Conventions will
meet in Oxford, IN June. 1900.
The officers elected were. J. a.
Ssernson, Columbus. president:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08
II you Ea1f to keep cool
don't tail 70 drop in az
BUFFALOE & BCTLER'S

Leave your orders for Ice for
dinner By 10 j. - and FOR sup
per AZ ! 2 y This viii Insure
prompt delivery.
W w. ErwFLR.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

i vas seriously Afflicted with .
e"egh for several year,, and L.<s
fan lad a more severe eoGxh than
ever before ! have l-ed many
remedies without receiving rcch
relef- and being recommended "a
Try 4 bottle Of ChAnb~riAia's Cough
Remedy, by Trend. Who knowing
ne 70 be . poor widow, gave II 20
me. frS-d IL. and with the most
crafty ing results The first bossIs
relieved me very mach and the
second bottle has Absolutely cured
De- ! Azye nos md - good heath
TOR twenty yexxx- Respectfully.
Mrs. Mary A. Beard, cfzr~nore
Ark Sold by z T. Chiffon & Co.,
Oxford ?. NJ rs<tiz, Abo@vilse.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

Use Chi.ton's E<lls5.e Diz-
Fhoez Cuye-S sgre shot for
Diarrhoea Dysenfary and all
su@lnfs- complaints
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

>ay. NJ Fat Man. WHY
lsIt that you are get
ting ~ Fat and Dvk-
ln- up - much nova
iay--- YOU must have
struck a >tr1-ak II Good
Luck
To - SURF Nj. Ian
Nan-Don't You know
thar a dollar saved II a
: made- ] have t--r
suVlny INV groceries
from DIP. Foust's New
Cash Emporium They
arr the t-->t Groceries
on eaIth-they viii fat
tn any man and save
MN money
Phone 81.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

Potisr's Wall Paper is - per
cent cheaper than any other.
; : MILLER Agent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

If fog want TO bay a vehicle
OF any kind, call on
w. w. kINRLE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

49, p~4- 80. a. 4 1au
rA,s aQtAlag s1ar- ii IN
s-no--- ] have no sympathy
- ta- pen>-0u .E--.u /
ave prepared cus providing
isI %a-' s. deserving F-a--
settlers -zl t4-ls <zE5e
4 I-->s q AID al hope All ba
cone -4z zt- ,aFe zors than
iei.s 1.---p-> annually - tax
-, - u t-s coGatrs. -sl5
-r'9le l1ys~li gla.nc.Iug.y 70
-Ae day o. Elpiag oct ta.s
s'il- - log = / remain . la,a-
ter u Tile senate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

Mems sGMBer underwear In
s-its or single AZ lie ee- Sc.
AID jnc. each IL
II. FEIEDNANS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

The war Is still progressing
with vigor. in the Philippines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

Dlf!fl. -E'lrH>
~ E Nl%D
I-r2-
. HASE
fr L&ElE--s- Cs.--r
EAI
-aze Cess
EAzL zEEE
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NJ a. tz--1-r-- - a--cz--e
- .aW=. ase. - tE--
- - 80 go - tee 49, 4f
- I'm -s-T
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

letter. sat herm and Ecxema
The intense itching xus s-a4srsax
i7csoenE - see-e Gl-ez-e-, = Instant
i a-Lzys1 ,. applying Chamber
aIn's Eye and SKIN Olarreu.
Many very b&d ez--~ have been
permanently cured by IL II -
equally eescient tor f.eniax pl,e-
and . f.Sos7ss remedy tor sore nip
pies. chopped hand<, ehsIbairs.
fro-s bites and oaro1ic sore sysx-
.sct<- per box For sale Nv z r
Sniroa K Co. Oxford, Ma, M
Petes=. Ahoeville
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

Tar TAesyer.
Daa-- r HAREs
: y ANDERSON.
LISBs - CULLEN.
~ PATTERSON
: A 9OSUsOMER :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

The famous Old St Charles
theatre, Of New Orleans Ea.
burned TO the ground on the
Attn inst.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

Best - shoes aud pants in
town al
ii. FRIKDaASs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-08

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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-09-08
THE OLD WE'LL.

SO much has been said about the
country well that it only needs a word
III tits parv.ew. The country peo-
pie love their .'old wells" They
always tell yoH: "Why, nohody ever
got sick from our we'll. ] came across
Just such well within the last few
months. Three generations back this
old well furnished water for the same
family, and no one, in fact, ever be-
came sick from it. At last the old
folks died and the second generation
started on their way with a large
family of sons and daughters. Still
no one became sick The third gene
| ration be came men and women and
still re ide at the Cd homestea d: then
at last, after so many Years, the old
well began it deadly work. One after
another Of the family was stricken
with typhoid fever, until four were
i'll at one time, and that homes. cad
will never be the same it once was.
Tor there are two vacant places, and
this old well, which before had 'never
made anyone sick, yielded on chem:-
Cal examination 10 parts Of HORNE
| per O,000-not far removed from
dilute sewage.
The alluremehts Of the old home
stead seem very enticing on the stage
or on canvas, but under the eXacting
eye of the sanitalian. with his increas-
sd angle of vision, things are not
always what they SEEM
The vine-clad porch, with its wis
tarsa and fragrant horeysuckla, where
smother used to st. resolves itself
into damp, mustr, sun ass nursery
Of ''the chronic rheumatism which
! made mothers lie a burden The
old well, with it ''pure, sweet water,
| has become vast test-tube of colon
bacillus at least, if none other, and
the delightfully."- pure air, indo 'ent
with the perfume Of flowers has be-
came surcharged with moisture reek-
ing with moisture reeking with the
grass of decomposition, from a befoul-
ed soil and cellar soil and air satura.
ted with the moldy debris II decayed
vegetables. Such is not rarely the
true story Of the cd homo stead.