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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
PERILS OF IMPERIALISM
txtt.ttag eitts~as OF N~si~s Charged
That A@>rts.ss Are Csespsrfsg to
srtax Absat Ass~ustisn.

CRY % MExfco. sept An article
in h Los Angeles Herald advocating
the annexasioa d Mexico 70 the unit-d
states and charging that American res
htent> are eoaspirin- IN bring about
a~nnexatinu has aroused much comment
The M~xian Herald denies ,ha, Amer
cans IN this cyuRtry arr abusing tho
Hospitality this eoua,ry - generously
o8ers - eDnspsre agains; the political
integrity - N-xica such articles do
ntense harm - American Interests By
arsusinx the SUSPICION q N-xican pro-
pc Aaa iasania< their minds against
An-rteaE& The Mexican Journal ada,
Tat the srcuSAtiou = Insulting % every
aaae>t aza seif-r-sp~ctins American
~ Nexae& aud = calculated 10 revive
ihs ayang P~reisiiee aad r~sasorre at
aa<s 81 class u papers here who--
14r@2i largely CONSIST ia f~~~ssiur IN.
ssRauzaus q ~resrfioais,s asd ~n=m;~.
- tA~ Prc~-at progressive administer
ra which = cordially friendly %
A1enea1 eavisal aai enterprises As ].
As - 10 capital xaa e-aserpris-s Of
~hzrsP-sa~ Il Ss~ oaly the other day
that Ne sA~ox~d how President Polk. in
~ rsfa>ea % listen To the project Of
TIE military and lingo p@r.y in the
tzit@a stats for n ab~orp,ioa Of
Nexioo We are eonddent that the
sane spirit still anina,-s leading mea
of the United States In the gre.,
American newspapers we find Continual
expressions of good will toward the
country aud cordial interest placed N
il progress and welfare.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
HE EXPLAINED IT.
ne uaa wAs Dses.'s Know Asy-
sAiss ASsss Gsif Deases .
TesD 81 the Gaoe.

-wha. do they mean by two up in eolfr'
she asked as she put down the paper she had
been reading. szys the Chicago Tunes.
-Hshi' BE exclaimed. IN 4 startled way.
for he knew about ss much about golf as
he did about throwing the boomerang. stil,
20 man /. gong to show hs ignorance Of
sports to his wife
VIVA. do they mean by two upr abe
Two up" be returned oh. yes. Of
uurse. Vel. you've heard Of topping q
b.l, haven't yoar
wei, when yOa toy . bal, naturally
he up
Il don't quite ~e-
~Don't .s~," he interrupted The top
Is always up. mt az You never av the
top At the bottom. did ycag
~No-oo-"
Wei. there you are. rs PLATA a. day.
WAer yua top a ball tie one up. and
vheu ysa top Two balls. itstsoa up Nos,
Gsn't bother ne aRy more
Bgs waat q 'tOpping . bals Sc r<-
SISTED
Good heav-rs' ho~ xnor1nt you are
he exclaimed. why. 'toppinx . ball j,
knocking { - high that i never come,
down. I -hosld tkirk the expression one
up would max. that clear 10 you"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
A0UrNALDo FOR WAR.


D~~ffsss In csassAs~ ps~>s prsp>.>aa
. Aa~vt~sss Rmlea -
Wss.sed 10 Last Tee DsyA
MANIA. sept n The insurrsns
Demonstration last week proves 20 have
been more extended than q arss re
ported From Cag.yan and Isabella
provinces. and the northwestern die
tricts Of Luxon. eome .ccounts Of insur
gent operations and Anerrcsa precaa
tionary Merchants 10 the
province % Albay are getting their
hemp TO Manila as rapidly as possible.
fearing that otherwise IL will be burned
by the insurgents
Al Iloiio there was considerable Anx
iety lest an uprising should occur. but
the insurgents there are e~.sins ,her,
activity and returning in white cloth
ing 70 the xarrisoued towns OF the dis
triet A resumption Of insurg.nt op~r
atoms Is considered quite probable, and
tbs Americans there arc taking the
necessary steps
The American casualties 10 killed
wounded or missing during the last ten
days approach one hundred. Including
>iniloan. At the east end Of LaGuna de
Bay. where the Insurgents. after the
engagement. delivered ten bodies Of
our dead
Documents captured in Manila show
that the i~nsurxea, activity in this vicin-
ity was ordered By rebels here. follow.
ing Instructions from the Hoz<koar
iuata-
n Ba~neanino has received from
Aguinalto an answer regarding his
peace pcOrp<alS Aguinado declines tc
esnSi Ter them and declares he is M
willing ~ agree 10 a compromise.
The amnesty expired September 81
and the conditions that existed pre-.
viously have bees resumed. An Insur.
gent proclamation. signed last month
BY A~guinaldo. directing that American
prisoners be -, AZ liberty. tha, good
treatment be ~aeeoriei % eap,ivcs aud
that go he paid 10 each American sur
rendering. has reached Manila Few
prtsouers we're released under the
Proclamation Two. who have Just ar
rived from the Cables district. report
that the insurgents in that locality are
IN better spirits" than they had dis
played AZ any time since April.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
HoBsoN EXPLAINS INTERVIEW
Lad >s fstenti.a Of mlax tire slsry
Of Admiral De-.y. D-~aa

MONTREAL. sept sI-Lieut Hobsun
arrived in this city this evening He
was shown the answer made By Al
miral Dewey 10 the interview with the
lieutenant = out from Vancouver.
He said he was deeply gri-ved that
Admiral Dewey haa taken the matter
up IN the way reported. He declared
that he was not responsible for the
statement made in the Vancouver in
terview. He had been approached by
n reporter and in the course Of a coz
v~ersa;iOa had stated that the spanish
ships had been sunk because the plugs
were drawn BY the spanish. He ex.
planned that IL was impossible n sink
n ship BY hitting IL above the water
line. Admiral Dewey hal. however.
compelled the spaniards To sink their
ships, and that was just A. effective a.
sinking them with shells Personally
he had the highest respect Tor Admiral
Dewey and his great achievement and
he greatly regretted that anything had
been attributed IN him which nigh,
tend 10 destroy the glory Of the ad-
mirai'S deeslS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
RANCHES INUNDATED
~-.--.l live E--s - uN- x.ss-. 81 -.
49, as=

a AvuaxaA Feu~ -
eaudhu>, n th~ ali~w - tAs 49,
river >&tar.aT awht &ka zura m4ws
- puap~rv saA AlsA $500 ~ - -
Porrs r-e~tFz3 h~rw r~saa~s - s@ .
hfe oa thu rsnrhe@
Th- N~ne~ az Ualae a@p-8 up =
feet IN two hoaZ ume hsz~ TIE
graPhic communicate and tArs4s-n~s
the soath~rn heiar hrsa--~ over n.
Seaee> and the tsa ArrnS = sa~ Sea
mor~ A nHmh~r - znrh-s xer~ IN
undated and one Eagli>h >heepmaa-
Ethelb~rt MeDonAld. together with
some MEXICAN shepherds are aid q
have lost their lives on a ranch N IN.
mountains near Rrzcketr
A colony Of nomadic Italians wa
drowned out. and Il Is thought thAi
two Of these have lost their lives in tn.
fos-f that went down the NeueeS
T-legrsphic communication was re
established with Braekett tonight ane
il Is learned that that place escapes
hood damage.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Seaid a pint OF cream and sir slowly
In SIX ounces Of melted chocolate aud
SIX OF sugar Boil for ten
minutes. then allow to cool Freeze
till solid. carefully stirring uatfi
smooth. remove the spaais. serare
Town the sides Of he freezer ar beat
he iee for a few minutes. Lac a
quart form evenly with the chocolate
ee. sprinkle thaekly With shredded a.
nones. and 81 the center " 18th almond
cream- Cover the mold tightly, bury I,
II ie~ and salt anS fre~xr fcrtwo kours
.ong~r. Before removing the ice from
the mold. plunge the mod IN warm a.
~ for a. izstaat--L2Gses wor.d-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

LExISsroS. KY. Sept s3-Congress-
man Joseph Bailey, of Texas. and II.
l. Asher, of this place, have made =
wager on the presidential race, invoiv-
ing almost the whole fortune Of Asher
and a good slice Of Baileyis belongings
Bailey wagers $4,000 against the trot-
ting stock on Asher's farm that Bryan
wins. Asher's stock consists of two
stations. a band Of brood mares and
youngsters. numbering in all aio ami
mails. Bailey has moved his stable u;
trrtters 70 the Asher farm. where tkxy
WIN have the advsatays Of the track.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

HAVANA, Sept e3-Porto Ricois de-
m>nd on Cuba for the repayment of
more than g, 500 coo advanced to Spain
to conduct military operations against
Cuba, has been the source of consider
able amusement. Cub2ns are asking
why they should repay funds lent to
the enemy for the express purpose Of
subduing them Gen Wood will return
the document to Governor Allen of
PortoRico. together with q memoran-
dunn eouched in diplomatic language,
pointing out that he Is unable TO take
anv action in the matter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

HoSsxoSe. Sept 3a-The French
gunboas Avalanche found all quiet in
Shontak district. although there had
been a great deal of trouble. The dis
turbances arose through the Chinese
soldiers plundering the onverts nedi-
cine shop. The disturbance spread to
every village and . clean sweep WAS
made of the converts. houses and mis-
sions- There was great slaughter Of
natives and . Catholic priest was
wounded The cause of the outbreak
is attributable to the interference of
the church in civil questions
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

SPOKANE. Wash, sept sa-Sinele-
handed. masked ro5ber heid up the
west-bound passenger train on the
Northern Pacific at 1 o'clock this mora
ing and succeeded in getting way
with about $500 in cash. several watches
and q quantity Of jewelry. The hold
up was evidently carefully planned.
and was executed with a cool delibera-
ton which showed the robber thor
oughly understood his business The
conductor fred twice 1t the robber.
who rsturned the Gre. and the con-
daetos beat : hassy rsusas into the Ger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

WASHINGTON, Sept 23-The navy de
partment has received the following
eablegram from Admiral Remey:
Secretary Of Navy, Washington:
Force of Russians. Germans and Aus
TRANS advanced on Pei Tang forts last
night Fire opened by Chinese and
kept up all night at intervals Forts
evacuated at . this morning. Euro
peans hoisted their colors over forts al
IL. Twenty-Five Russians and Germans
reported blown up by mine. Informa,
ton from Commander Wise. who fol.
lowed troops into forts RExEY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
rHRow> FROM A TRAIN
After Being Robbed ny Three Highway
men-An Exciting Capture

JASEsvILLE. Wis. sept s3-After a
running fight lasting half an hour, of
tieers of Evansville, Wis, arrested three
highwaymen charged with robbing and
then throwing from a train on the Chi
eago & Northwestern railroad Henry
Rose and Floyd Hickok, passengers
The robbery took place today a. the
train asleaving M-rrimac. After being
robbed the men were thrown from the
train as il was running forty miles NJ
hour. Both were badly injured.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Il q asserted that the future VII see two
canals bss1fng he Atiaatie 20 the PaeiSe
or-xa- The value q s4rh eonneetisE sz=set
b too hghiy estimated Il vii brng 48ded
Prosperity 70 the nAtis1. a. surrey a. Hos
letter. st1maeh Bift<rs hriESs h~alth to The
.dysp~ptc- L ysa cannet get nd Of your IN
exestson. constipation. dyspepsia OF bilious
tasns n plaee Of Il Il yoa wish to get well
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

No matter What a,s yeu. headache TO Q
lancer. yea vii never get vel until yeur
bowels are put right CAscarets help nature,
cure you without . grspe or pam. produce
easy natural msveneniA cost you Just 10
cents to start getting your health back
Cascarets Candy Cathsrfie. the genuine, put
up in metal boxes. every tablet has c. c..
stamped On it. Beware Of initatiosA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
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Many . woman SICK s-d
weary ct life, dragged down s.
Weakening drains. painfri r.
regulAzities. dcprsssiou. aal Re
hundred and one al1~n,s
which sffect voDsa eriv. -.
found In P~rs-1a Q bright "a
81 hope. which, has ehaas-d
her misery 70 Joy, her ssSer-
ing to health
No woman ned suxer frc-s
ehe oer1ngcDezts pecziiar 70
her ~, II shs viii give Per-
- . fair trial.
/, Tia majo<iky Of weaknera
which make vcuan's life =
burden, spring frsen a siur,s
enuse- The muspuSmcn&Ae
wAich lines the Ne(v1c orracs
becomes weakened ard &C.
aaned owing 10 sezsia. cold
ovsrwork, etc. Til causes
eaAEnhal eoagssiou. infan-
ma9ioa. painful Irregularities
oepre9ion Of spirits irrttatE-
~. weakness asd suffering. I.
shovs IN the hagyard iines ef
s2Rf>ce. uhedrlleyeAths1llow
epmpaexioa ard angular form
POI tho rronpt e.rso snch an
DsuRs Ittrfvszawrv
-tas binss esssrs tAeeszsaezioa.
orfGhfens the oyeaL ehanrcs tAsa-
800 % psumreeos,a ana cares rslns.
ocksa ard 6ra1na. beenn<s Il kar-.
11afely arthee - - root Ct su<a
esuun91o 81 uDoe0tD e4use
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

hOpeles. hssi< sasx.r in i. voice. Il saas
understand IL Why DO the women have
their skirts made ten inches TOO lonG. xnd
hold skerr Ten inches too hght
Fer ne had net re, learned the folly OF a.
tempting 10 unders;ana the eternal fem2-
aire-HSltlmore American.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Psppr~ That "a a fierce dshs yo1 Sad
WITH Bu~ IL cams Ne llr-s4 you.
Chaly@ on. the boastahf las twus. he
wumr.ei ms eEa.t d~eadfaiv. but wh~u
e aas o. ovah hs col an vas ~ shu4.ly
wlted. -phlaGrrhA Pres.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

That vas a remarkable Demonstrates Of
What . MogL can d. hat occurred On the
New York Centr1l the ether day, vhen En-
Ne sts. ere Of the new Nsglis hauled
cut tram No. II. the Southwestern Limited
made up al two mail ears. ave passages
eoacs<s and nIzs Wagner cars sixteen ears
IN AL The total weight Of ths tram vas
I.s12,eoo pounds. or 80 Ons. and the b~rEth
OF the traiz. Inc.u2izx the ensne, vax liz
feet, or nearly q quarter Of q mile. Iks
engine made the unnsng time Of the traIl
between New York and Albany, IL miles.
IN three hours and fifteen
There = no railroad n the word Which
has a better roxdbed. more skliful engi-
necrS or better equipment. backed By loyal
men always alert Tor the safety Of their pas
s~ngrrs, than the N~v Yerk Central and
Hslso1 River railroad. What road can
match is corps Of men, from President Cal
away down the long line Of employees. to
the humble and faithful tracknen who
watch their sections Of rzL through the
long hours Of the nght and DAY. in order to
safeguard the lives OF the travellers On trains
shirinx By Their humble ssantses. nAay II
which r-sfie closely 70 the rails under then
<aardi2nship-E1torial frsn the Albany
Itrestutor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

~Ah." Ne missed, 20 Gen shso,eusp Is
Dad SIC t~amsf ~fa mnnl
But be trd on harstay. responded The
r-rTon, wto uas tsrs~y m~aisraisiic and
I'D rot kn1w a r.asarh. guoilf.an NON q
@r-iue abx- Bal more America
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

BERLIN. sept s3-An expedition I'M
der the auspices of the German Colonial
Society will leave on November 10th
for Togo. West Africa. to make expert
ments IN cotton growing in hat region.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Ruhbis tipped bis chair back frsn the
ticket-sfsrr stsvs n the staten ard Rad
the express xgsst the following frsn the
ArxouA Ares. to sksv What the n<w
l~rotype machines are telng fsr vest<ra
Journalism, and to rntsrats n What amer
the tsvnlolk smnse thems<les. "A rare
treat-WeE4n's relief eerpse celebrates
The womaE's relief corps gave . sex supper
ls,< niekt 81 tAs A<sAo1se essrcA santa-
A exc1iess escgranHs vas rendered ~
tae ladies' II he esrrse sn4 tasIr eslesea
and . number Of cd sssdienl The frss
Ting On the pruGramne 49, . soag. Th6es
. Hss Tine in the Old Tswn.' By . num-
Der Of esrpss ladies. Suyp>n we're served
IN bsxes which were ssskssasd- Col Gaze
szid he vcuid take as % his trip to the
kiandiks 10 remind hin Of frisnds far
away, and particularly IL the ve9an 70
lief ceDR. He nsdea respies30s address.
with vcmen a. hss text. snd MD IL v.s .
grand ting for tbs nation 10 have then
to-day IN the form 81 . relief corpse. He
eiesea By szylng that IL takes the vsnanis
relief corpse 10 make thing %. aad ises
zay !. hve.' A. the clsee II ths sntetxfn-
nent the pesp,e departed to shssr 0versl
homes. wishing the eerps Gcces N al
its untsrtAkInQf"|1xgs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

n,s csv-uss was Dsssssseesee. Dse
Levers Cssssss Wss SEES
Glswssg saessA1y.

-Miliisi-
The young iisemas tvirlss hhs ha, IN HE
hands N an artased usnnsr and spske IN .
Voice that seemea to have . testesry 10 get
away from hrn, says the Philadelphia In
cuirer.
Mile. the fact 10. I~-T-thers's seine
thing Nv. beer wanting to tel you for . Gag
time, but | c,s't seem 10 feteh IT, When
you look a. ne Ike that. you sse~. Il bresks
ne all up. I've been eoming hers % lcss
that surk,n't to be AFRAID. I r~ehor. but
yoa kros how 10 Ser @ybe yoa deaf
eith~r. ! thought ysz'rs . little the lvess
ure I ev.r-I e,dnt tank il vcuid Be- -
hard vh~n T.
Here be- came 10 Q dead step
"Millssi- he exclaimed, in desperation.
tn saers eresntedi I've burned cut .
fuse"
Terry. are yss sryi.s 70 ssk ~ to marry
youy
Yes
WAY. Of ecurse I VII. ysu fso;isA boy
And owes current fowed unobgeruct~diy
asain. llxktfns Up with - pure rstsancs the
ros enbo~red pathway that. etc. etc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

why Yueaisn Chill Tsnie timpruxedl 10
Superior 70 al SoCsIled Tsstrless TonicA
B<eaa~ Il !. sccsptahl. to the most delaeAts
stomach Does net seken, naussate or pro
saee a had saxe- Each dose contains the
sane proportioa Of medicine Hall the
m~diesre ao<s not stick to the bottle No
shaking az the sestle r~cgusrrt-the eompo-
.-rr psrts are thorouxhsy ss-inilased- II
Ia ,ieaxant taste. Psrmula: CUISINE, iroa
saa Pepsaa. Drives out Malar,al Pessas.
Puri6es the Eso1, Strengthensthe Nerves,
Produces a hearty appetite, The Best Isnie
Kssvai Prre. 50 essta Cure gaAfaateed.
Fer sais By &ruU-aA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

G~oedheart-I thirk you libeled that
friend Of yeGrs from Chicago. ! took him
sut 20 lunch to-day. and he didn't eat with
his knife AZ al.
Snerrw.n-rhat's strange. What did you
have 70 eats
Oyster s.swI--Phladdphis Prvsa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Young naa." aid the edi.sr 70 tia
ter in tea liresl -vhes q nan discovers hfs
house . ahiaxs be Ss<sz't 20 70 the wirdsv
and tel the rasersby that half an hour
ago What thrsaiened to Be . terrible csnaa-
grafton broke cut in the upper story Of ths
p~a,sfiai manson occupied By Mr.. Jeremiah
Dsckrna He snpiy ruskes to the treat
and shouts: .Firei Be eoncsss. young man.
st Losis R<psh,ie-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

The Best PvesersUatss fos Chfl1s
and Fever 10 . bsttle Of Gaovsss TAsrxLEzs
CsiLL ToStc. Its simply iron and qninineia
ataSteless form Nocure-no pay. Prieevi0c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Tearher pointing at probleml-Sov.
jane. what comes After the 9oiiars
Jam--h say ia the collectors. nasm-
Syracuse Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

PA. what Is the s.sr Of war; The
gage Of war; Wei. Il Is the nrss chunk
q mud yoa thros az that little Jones boy
that you say a alsays picking a fuss with
you-Indlanapo,is Journal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

The wise man. undsr the impulse 81 -
morse, kekesh kinelf. but the fool soak
eth klne1.-Pnck-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Iia--rsn't she . harefseed ssubr.sfey'
MaySSo. dear; her face Is covered With
paint-"-N. U. TIne+DeHoeral
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Earh packax- Of PrrxAn FADusss pyD
celsu either SUI, Wool e. Csuee perfectly
Sold BY al drz01s.A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Tie trsabse With The collar hustsn Is that
Il . Hch an zpssart-kt vsa keen N it,
psAee.-Psck-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Dos't DRINK TOO usch water vhsnc yckns-
Adansi rutti Fruit b n ~sxcs,i~1r suh-tl-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

when he discovered he vas IN lcve With
her he r1n away" -SerSbie man" Not
very. he took her with hz--Issn Top
ca
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Piso's Cure esrrct Be too hish'y spck-. 81
- . cough eur~J. ". o'Bnes. n Thiri
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

This meath I celebrate my twenty
fourth birthday" That's odd-ss Dc L.
But I celebrate mine for the srss Tine
Heitere Welt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Wisdom has an up-hii ssh; sxainss .
foel-ChieAxo Daily New.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

You ear convict nearly anyone Of being
Q fooL-Atchlscn Globe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

HsIr-s cafasrh Core
Is tskea Internally. Pnrr. 7r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
The Happy Result.

February 10th. faO0.
DEAR Mas PrSKHAM II cannot praise Iv,iia
r. PinkhamS Vegetable Compound enough. /, Is
just simply wonderful the change your medicine
has made IN me I feel like another person. Nv
wurS - now \ pleasure IN me. while before using
your medicine Il was a burden Today I am a
healthy and happy girl 7 think IL more women
would use your Vegetable compound there would b.
less suffering in the work.. / cannot express In.
rcliet have experienced by using LYDIA T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. PEARI COOP.
Cor. 18th Avenue and Yeslar Way. Seattle, Wash.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Every mother possesses information Of vital value to her
young daughter. That daughter is n precious legacy. and
the responsibility for her future is largely in the hands Of the
mother; The mysterious change that develops the thought
less girl into the thoughtful woman should find the mother
on the watch day and night. As she cares for the physical
welbeing of her daughter, so will the woman be. and her
children also.
When the young girls thoughts become sluggish. when
she experiences headaches. dizziness. faintness, and exhibits
an abnormal disposition to sleep. pains in the back and lower
hmbs. eyes dim. desire for solitude, and a dislike for the
society OF other girls. when she is a mystery 10 herself and
friends. then the mother should 20 to her aid promptly. At
such a time the greatest aid TO nature is Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. IL prepares the Young
system for the coming change, and is the surest reliance in
this hour Of trial.
The following letters from Miss Good are practical proof
OF Mrs Pinkhams efficient advice to young women.
Miss Good asks Mrs. Pinkham for Helm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

JUNE I'm. w.
"nrAs Ms. PrSxHsN-I have been YER much b.thrr-t fr ~me
time with my monthly pertrls being Irregular I will tell YOU All about
H. put my~lf in your are, for | have heard 50 much % o Each
month menstruaton would become less aud less. until il entirely stopp.i
fr al months. and now il has stopped again. I hav. become very nrr-
vou and z a very bad color I am a vnnng girl AMI hnr. nlrnr. LII 81