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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
CONG TO EUROPE.

For ssle--Three fine flats IN Western Addition
$1,000; also fine furniture. carpets, etc. in
one OF fats; must make speedy sale: $1,000
mortgage can remain; 10 agent Box J6,s5
call office
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

A.
ALAMEDA is EXPERIENCING A SMALL
SIZED BOOM.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

81. .5Oo-Sscrameuto and Scott SITS: 3 new
finely finished fats; leased for a term
Of years at $40 per month; present
mortgage OF $4,000 can remain.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

AA-BUY home near Los Gatos; climate and
service; Is minutes walk to elegant home
tract: 5-acre homes. $3.50 to $1,000; cash or
installments. +. II. JORDAN CO. 63S Mar
ket or CHRISTMAS & ORVIS CO.. IL N
First St. San Jose.
CHICKEN ranch acre of land, house of !
rooms, chicken houses, barn, ETC.; S14oo:'
near Fruitvale station JOHN ANSEON
1151 Twenty-third ave-, East Oakland one
block from Twenty third ave. r. r. station
S25o0-55 acres. II mile from town; Lake co. !:
20 acres alfalfa land; abundance of wood and
water; good house. barn and outbuidiurs.
also a number OF other Lake Co properties
at all prices. MOORE. 327 Market room 800
sl2oe-CHICKEN ranch, acres; acres In
berries and choice fruit; new house, barn
and chicken houses; s40O cash. balance at 3
per cent: bargain Call or address p B.
KITCHENER, 1882 Market St. room s21
FOR sale-Ffne piece of unimproved land con-
sitting of II acres; thriving town in Santa
Clara County; 5000 per acre. For partic,,Ia rs
address Owner, 1915 Garrison ST., Berkeley.
1000 stock farm at So; 5eoO-acre cattle
ard hog ranch. including stock, $45. 600,
many small places.
CENTURY MERCANTILE CO.. IA Sansome st
1en ACRES covered with oak trees. broom
house: hilly; Alameda County. Box 4154,
Call.
-EIGHT-ACRE home near stanford uni
versity called East. MRS. TATE, 1876 Par
rott bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

We are that the purchases made at this
time will enhance in value at least IS per cent
within the next months. Why not buy here
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

So .ooo-Eddy-st. business corner. 81 :6xSI IS:
substantially improved with store and
fats, all in perfect condition and al
Mays rented
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

Alameda is the most beautiful residence ci
in the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
INvEsTMENrs.


INVESTMENTS
sii.o'o-Rents sl2oo per year. = ine 2.story-
and-basement houses. 9 rooms and bath
each; every room sunny and in per-
fect order; elegant Locations key lot.
zzN9s 10; near California and Lasuna :;
lot alone worth the price asked for
the property
sls.OOO-Just of upper Van Ness ave: . hats
of and rooms. ex9ensively built
with many extra features as home for
owner particularly desirable ac-
count OF abundance OF sun in every
room; renss 500; under lease, but
possession q one Cat can be had I'M
medietely.
sI5.0oo-valencia-st business property; finest
building on the street. completed .
months; sore and concrete basement
in plan and construction; pulit Ior
owners use, with no Intention OF selling
sIT.ooO-Eilis ST. east Of Larkin: ane business
hot. partly improved 2IXS7
SIS. 1000 -o'Farrell. near Larkin; bank mortgage
of $4,000; improvements can be made
70 This property which vii greatly zen en-,
~ ct least S2S5 per month; paying
over Ia rer cent on total cost: plans
al onr Once
So ooo-Eddy-st. business corner. 81 :exS7:6:
substantially Improved with store and
fats all in perfect condition and al
ways rented
5l.ooo-A northeast corner OF Turk st, near
Van Ness ave; y 6XsO; hnest loca-
tion IN the city for apartments.
S37. .Oo0-O' Farrell St. near Leavenworth; hne
apartment house: every room sunny;
y apartments. with all latest inn
proveneuts: leased for AZ years at
$1,000 a year; tenant makes all re-
pairs $4,000 bank mortgage can re-
main pays 10 per cent on Izoney ac-
tually invested
$50 opO-Choce downtown business property;
lot 64x12S. 9-foot cemented basement,
64X14l. extending under sidewalk;
basement elevators: large stores;
hotel above OF 80 rooms; all in first
class condition; would cost $4,000 TO
duplicate this property at present
prices.
FLATS
t660O-Brodericl1 st. Preside entrance;
flats, just completed: rented at ST2 per
month: mortgage OF $500 can remain.
s65Oo-Dolores. near 10th: . beautiful new
fats. rooms and bath each
$40 ooo-Rents $50 per month; northeast cor
on Geary ST. centrally located;
elegant fats. . rooms and bat each;
all under lease TO select tenants; SIG 600
cash. balance at per cent. all offers
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE.

BEYOND question Lyon & Hoags Burlingame
Tract is the best ever offered down the penin-
sula. The prices are low; only $3.50 for
lot 50x130; terms $50 cash. balance $40
monthly
132 lots sold in a short time.
1t lies right at the station Don't fail to
1t.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

Franklin-st. corner, near California. 125XT0;
elegant mansion. is rooms. baths. etc. /;
all modern appliances; in perfect or
der, can be purchased for fair Valua-
uon Of the land: owner leaving the
state; ali offers submitted.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

A. H. HERMANN has successfully served
others and can successfully serve you.
eardless OF the size OF the transaction. In
tending purchasers tenants invited to In
vestgate his services. 2115 Shattuck ave.
Key Route terminus.
s25OO-ELEGANr Groom cottage on Dwight
way: near Grove street; work all done; lot
40x145: must be sold at once; terms II
desired
JONES & BAKER 2107 shattuck ave.
Open Sundays
CHOICEST list OF residences. income property
and lots in best portions OF Berkeley for
sale. rent or exchange. by A. H. HERR
MANN 2115 Shattuck ave-. Berkeley station
FOR information concerning Berkeley. Cal.
address A H HERMANN. 2115 Shattuck
ave. Berkeley. Cal.
ROOMS: modern: lot 4ox75; fine location in
South Berkeley: blocks from Key Route;
5000; $500 cash. balance like rent
W. ". RUSSELL.
3O1 California St. san Francisco. Cal.
For Additional Classified Advertise-
ments See Pase A.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

WHAT THE CHRONICLE SAYS OF THE
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

s. .J0O-IIsyes St. near Steiner. facing Alamo
square; elegant residence, ; rooms and
hath; grand view; swell location; easy
terms.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

Furnished and unfurnished houses for rent.
IF you WANT TO BUY. RENT OR SELL
YOUR INTERESTS WILL BE BEST SERV-
ED BY CONSULTING
HAMMOND & HAMMOND,
THE LEADING AND RELIABLE REAL
ESTATE DEALERS,
1922 PARK STREET.
SALESMAN IN OFFICE TO-DAY.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

40 o5o-Rents $S25 per month; northeast cor
ner on Geary ST. centrally located; .
elegant fats. rooms and bath each;
all under lease TO select tenants; SIG. 600
cash. balance at 6 per cent: all offers
submitted pays 10 per cent net on
money actually invested.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14
How to N~~p Hog. Healthy.

Below We give three good cholera
prescriptions that orr readers would
80 vel 10 cut out and preserve. Chnosa
one which yog will have prepared 10
give your hogs. saw every sixty days.
and al any time they seem unwell
W--Wood charcoal. I pound: sll-
phur. pound. sodium chloride. :
pounds. sodium hicarbOnate. = pounds.
soainm hyposulphite pounds: sodium
sGlphate l pound: antimouy zJlphid
l ponud-
Pulye'ize thoroughly. mix well. ard
give one table spoonful to each two
hundred pounds Of live weight Of hoS5
treated. one day for several day..
,el--Sulphur. pounds. eopperas. .
pounds. maddsr. pounds: black an
timony. pound; saltpetre. 3. pound +.
arsenic. DUNES.
Mix with l. gallons OF water AM
give pint To each hog ThIs xiII be
sufficient TO doSs 1ee hog.
tSl--Salt. pounds: black anthony,
pound: copperEs. pound. sulphur,
pound: saltpetTe. l. pound: wool
ashes peck
Pnlvefize and mix thoroughly,
moisten and put enough in trough 10
prevent waste ard put where ho-s can
have access 10 it al all times. II dis
posed to have cholera. they will eat il
very freely. az other times they will "a;
less. or perhaps none al alL-Progres-
sive Farmer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14

Bermuda grass can be grown from
seed but the ssed are costly and have
a low terminating power. - that il Is
far better To get the creeping stems OF
the plants and run them through a
feed cutter. Prepare the land well in
the spring and scatter the stems along
burrows made about two or three feet
apart ami cover xith a harrow. sup
pose there are hundreds OF readers Of
the Progressive farmer that can fur
nish ycH with the Erzss IN barrels in
the spring and probably some u these
may write 10 You Bermuda i a hot
weather grass. and should always be
started IN the spring as the cut roots
CT stems may b damaged il planted
il the fall The Bermuda grass will
not hur5 yoGr mulberry trees. though
il is probable that the mulberry trees
may hurt the grass. for Bermuda i a
suH-loFins grass. and will not thrive
in the shade. but il is the best grass for
your sandy soil for summer pasture.
W. r Massey. Agricultural E.xpsri-
meat Station, Raleigh. y. C
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14
THE PRINCE OF BUFFERS.
His ResourcsfulneSs Saved His Ms
treas in an Awkward
Situation

tn late Th-uitS ColiWeii. the insensnr
c. the huu nasGrr. w4- } srezt aiuiarer
q salty aad alert f-erssn-
A. dsun-r an Nex lgrk Mr. CoslMeIi
salsl oi faulpu- mEillunalre-
-ihl- mar. throszh narl lax. onre
hsu To- uark batter. tie nae an X
,e--rt batter Let mc give you an m
,tance 81 the ~ort Il wurk he dd
H. rlls1Ee~> u.s~ ~ M a dinusr par.s
u ! cuSer> oa certain evea NJ stue
e tne course u>steyi Il -s-siloFsei sl-
stsr- H. SILVER >heiis The set o. SILVER
shells 49, bre &en-there were oaly N
D. Esis-res-- therefore lold the butler
that >he would NJ eat znx oySter~. ant
tau~ there sou-i b. u.s. enough 10 70
arutnd
h. batter. when the oyster eusr-e
cars piao.-i before the lasis ore 81 the
slle.is= t. hf> horror. She dhl not a.
s.lne st.. tlnliy sll.. let Il rs-t before
her l. she >;srtet to eat Il. one guest
Nuul9 he short Of oysters Via. Va
the matter with her. ans howx
Re butier watched her nervorSly- -.
tcsS e. keI fork. She va. actually about
70 plunge Il into the dainty she'll. Then
the razn- ever alert and ready. fiex To ber
sisie AMI bent over her respectfully
Fsu1ou me uiasiam be ulrrwu~s,i
'est suu sasi | vas u remIn1 YOU that
The dccter forbade your eating ag..er,I.
CT any scssriIut -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14
Sleep in the Antarctic.

We complain of the difficulty Of OBJ
tanning refreshing rsst during the heat
waves in London But the men with
the Discovery found that in the low tenn.
peraturss sleep was practically iuros-
sible- Describing the mems experience
on the slsdge journeys. DR.. Edward
Wilson says Ones very flannel shirt
with nothing but . vest beveeu II An.
the skin. is full % hoar FROST. the r.
suit o. frozen psrspiration. and all one.
clothes outside IL are the sane. AHth.
accumulated wetEsss then begins 4
thaw wherever ores body comes in coa-
tact with the sleeping bag Interior
After II has set in properly oze sexius
10 dream and but for dreams. the uo<,
absurd under the sun. one would No, L.
leve that ore had slept az al. Ever
hour or 80 Oae wakes to shixsr. aus
then again the dreams begin. ara this
goes on Until at last tAsre i iishr euouss
in the tezt to cook BY. AID ore kncx.
thar pursatOry Is Oysr-SI Jau.ss
Gazette.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14
OLD WORLD ODDITIES.

There can - sen n Northampton
4 Ssutieman Eho urars a ulustarhe TIE
erfs Of which reach town 70 his vest
pockets
Having borrowed the money 70 buy
ticSes- Johann karr. a poor Tyruleaa
farmer. has secured the eAief pre-
Of eS.@so in the annual Austrian
charity lottery
On the occasion % a cycliS-'s vel
dag AZ Epping near London the other
day the bride AMI bridegroom rode
10 church on single machines and r.
turned on a tandem
In turning over the leaves % a book
which he had brought for threepsnee
al London bOokSsall. the purchaser
found therein two 50 notes which
we're dated May. ISIS.
Edwin Webbsr. 4 Lonloa money
lender. has gone into bankruptcy. The
judge Of the bankruptcy court said
Weber was the only bankrupt money
lender he had ever heard Of
A woman OF Lancashire. England.
sent this note TO the loe1l postmaster:
viii you please send ne word IL I
can send two girls to-fa Yorkshire
to~ni-by parcel post. and how much
viii II eost.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14
REMINDED HlM OF HOME.
Scugh Weather on the Ocean Made
kansan Think he Was Back
on the EARN.

\ han-au crossing the Atlantis n rough
&e-iaet vent oat on deck when a bag
gle w. hsg1ns Nossa.iy "a, IN -
sxeeFi the caFtaia- relates the KanSas
1lfF -segr1azl
40 hslow there the captain shogte-i
The tassenSer boxed arourd 10 -
. aeEa b. was taking 10
90 mean uses- he velle-i hack when
n LA there aa> NJ one el>.s N ssght
~ ware ! do. 20 bsiau. and IN,
e4FtsfEz saHle zlaH-sisse
Neh l guess not prosesi ri the Kan
san In NJ here TO - hoz o. -
yosT rsasislnialn b "a wave ard -trrr5rs.
sais- compare sasA SAT- W hzse u kzz-
- sr the way & cyclausS Tkr an. a
Tafeh 10 shat I've ~e~u eas cur aav
\ hi= Eaye hreke ever thu i-rk- .w~~r.
EnS tbs hsn>zu AFT Thy psrks-f hl-s N
ulth 2 broken ie-- 4 fN1~se,i ShasIsi@v- \
-isrsin~s4 wri~E- AIT H.. iaex la.sk--i 4. Z
= ha't hxsn d-se<-i harkEzri throuzs
= trsar patch When h. came % he -
TIE causala-
-Bv gravy. cap he sas3. fe~bsv. -shat
renaart-sd ~ q kause. eziy II was a sern
sgar Hetfer~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14
HERE AND THERE.

1t is fact that sofa beans will i'm
prove land more than The COW pea. aud
VIII make hay that 5 rich in protein
Better hear what we say about sofa
bans
Every prseaution should b. taken
TO keep the flies OF the horses and
cattle By keeping the stable darkened
during the day these pests will be les
cumeroaS-
Either eggs are being used more
largely or the American hen is not do
ing her duty. At any rate. eggs are
wanted. and they bring spot cash. and
more of it than formerly.
Sheep husbandry should be profit.
allie al the present prices OF lambs,
mutton and wool IL the hill countries
many more forks would be kept than
al present were IL not for the ravagez
Of dogs
The truck growers as well as farm
ers lose money b. negieeting 10 spra,
their crops A test made recently O
spraying Irish potatoes showed tha
every acre sprayed three times ID
creased over IS bushels Per acre
The rains in the south during June
and July were almost a daily event
Some farmers frowued and abused the
elements, but what is the result of the
daily rainss The largest cron stalks
brcadest blades and longest ears TIA:
have ever beea grown.
The farmer OF the future must be
come more CT mechanic: must avail
himself Of every labOr-saving dsvie.
possible. He must buy his implements
with discretion, and make sure that he
Is baxiss something well tried aud
adapted 10 his needs at a reasonable
cost.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14
Cure to szv Cured

Nspeiks. Iowa sept llfh. l>pessal.-
Ore - the asssss renzarkztle essre~ rxe~
.s,sar'issl n Laazsa Ceuafy : that q M
Nisnis Hart q thas plaee- Mr. Hart va
IT. D. tqr ez<As uscths. AMI whsa -he
49, atie - - Up she 49, al drawn m
ga ga -s.es and eQsi1 nas yak 49,
the rosa ns3i-~ ksiner p7Tfs rv.r,.s -
>E-askan< & her cure airs- H4rr saT~-
10. Lo.sts kasney PTS earsd Ne
af-er EEs n hsst for st-k1 NINTH. A. I
knq7T The cure H4s es<1nlere. far TIA. was
taEee wears aga. and ! k1xs E.sr h..ra
eovE s-rae- In faur xeeS. fra-. IN. rivv-.,
| started lEkla< Thea, -zs aElr = r.,sske
~ @.zasH Nenasfy can know how
thankfai am - he eurySl - so-T r,,,.s I
iesl ! swe In De1ts ks1nev PfIss-'
rs cz-e zzzTa p-sIntS "a. how rs,,.,h
the seaeral health dey@nsS On IL, XII
neEs- eure the ksinzys With Odd
nFinsy FlAS and nlns>tenrh< Il the sui
fsrln- the hulan fanisy : heir 70 VII
cnsssrp<zr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14

At Calcutta a society has been
formed for the protection Of Wild AM
mails
The German department. q roads
and communities has ordered the at
tendants on sleeping cars 20 wear
gloves while on duty
The provincial legislature % Brit
ish Columbia has passed a law abolish
ing the wearing Of wigs as an AZ
compartment Of oetctal attire
The struggles for e.rSeney in the
British army proe~~sEs ap4e-. II.
war 0rre now proposes TO alter the
pitch q the bands Of the xz1rsts
The tsoyszr szlizsnent plan /,
France IS likely 10 deprive The rr~nch
array ot is haa3s. Al s1wsen< han4s-
nan i rot to - naa> in to y-srx
Tkirty-ssvsn rahairs wksrA had h-~n
snceliared vita The rvphesd haeillzs
have been s;ole- frum the hser.rso
loziczi institute n Saarbr1-k. Pru+
"a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14
SCIENTIFIC MUTATIONS.

Poisonous nicotine in tobacco IS re-
moved by sleeping the leaves IN So
luton Of fannie acid This IS the
method adopted By German chemist
Recent discoveries seem % show
that each Of the larger planets Is ae-
companied by bands Of satellites resz-
lively smaller fhza the minor planets.
as the primaries are smaller than the
sur
A balance Of precision weighing a
mixture Of Illuminating Ezs or IRE
damp against an equal quantity Of nor
NAL air Is the novel gas-asteetins
alarm that has bsea brought 6eio<s
the Paris Academy os Sciences
NJ Caveraa. Of France. has dlso0v-
cred that ne -gyS CT insects contain
the same characteristic polsoz venom
a. the sting Of the Insect 50 also
the eggs OF serp~nts. The discovery
Is important in its bearing On the
phenomena Of hereiiiy-
\ table OF palSe-be&fs AZ toe di9er-
eut stations on Pixies Peak Up %
about l1-eoo fest vas zsa-e By Prof
Clayton in 1891 The Atmospheric
pressure for the stations has row b@e1
calculated by T. Okasa. a 5ap1Res-
msfeoroio<ist. whl Ends q very reS1-
lar increase Of one heartbeat PER liz-
ate for each rk.r1 Of a. iEeA ssecrs1se
IN pressure
The recent discovery that s.loy= not
containing iron can BE mzte as Ezg-
nesic as iron has suggested the asE
theory that magnetism dsp~1Ss upon
the grouping Of the molecules Whe1
the special magnetic structure Is male
better kzoWn- IL = hoDs4 10 improve
upon electrical uiaxnsrs By aisyFfiz<
for thea an alloy of <re=t power. tins
lshteaing the moving parts N s.ec-
triral machines-
VigDrits. the nsx explosive q Prot
Saulz and Engineer GeAre- q SEirzsr-
lana- Is a nitrous compound wAieA.
united with ssltpetsr- has gives -
sEflts claimed 10 indicate a s.~p-Era
about ten times greater thA1 rhaf %
any ofher explosive In TIE air II
haEns without exploding Il h1s ~
further atvauraSsS of being i1sezsih,e
70 frtetio1- shock or cnnrHsstsa- whi5e
IL : not Injured ~ wettiz- OF -
freeing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14
MAKING PEA VINE HAY.
4 NsIssst~ Fodder sss the Besf
May to wsL~ ssa Sc
care "a.

n. .s..-s--. - - =
- y $50 - = : - ~ - So - ;
- - - - -
-.- '..'''''.'',
-, -,
-, -
- - - - = s.s,.aas
-, ..-.,-,.-'
-,
- " -.-'-'-... - - -
~ = -
-, l.e'--
- - - -
:. - - 49, - -
-. -,
-, = ---,-.
-
- -
- - - -
- = - - 80 - -
..'-1
-. - -.
-. -, - ..'',s -
-, =,
-. ~. -. - -
-, -, =
-. --.,.
-. -, -. = =
-. -, ,..-,'..s-
=, = --.s-- -.
- -, -. =, ,,. -.
-. - -,
-. -. = - -,
-s, - - = 60, -. = -.
- - -. -
- -. =. r.. - -, -.
-. -. -. - - -
-. -, -. .f--.s,-.s -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14
INVENTION AND INDUSTRY

A needle machine can turn o-t l.s0a.-
oee needles a week
About <oes1 tons OF butter ar.
nsds yearly II Great Britain.
America uakes more barrels TIA,
am ozher oounfry. The annual p-oiue-
tion IS -l4.sac $50 bzrrels and circu-
lar packages
An iroumas1er in SOUTH Wales
claims 10 have inverted a process nv
which Tie cost OF making steel can
b. reduced - per cent.
California produced .. SIS 434 barrels
Of petroleum last ysar-a fourth Of
the total OF The United States. Ohm
produced lSS5s.G2 barrels and Penn
sylvaaia ll.an.ssg barrels.
IL IS stated By leading paper manu-
faeturer that during tie year 1905 IN.
paper makers Of this country will con-
sumo i-5t,l.ss'o tons i wood DaIp Yer
lily this Is a reading people.
barrel Of salt Is produced in the
United States each year for every four
Inhabitants New York Is the leading
salt producing state. the yield being
one barrel for each inhabitaat
A few months ago the pearl button
Industry Of Birmingham. was practt-
czlly dead To-day il IS fiourishing
and millions Of pearl buttons are b.
ing turned out thanks - the fad TIA.
soft-fronted shirts have come INTO IA
yor N England
Pneumatic fabrication Is shat DR.
Carlo Del Lungo. Of Genoa. calls hi,
rev plan for Increasing the speed o.,
ships Il consists in reducing tha
density Of the surrounding water nv
pumping air into 4 creating a foany
stratum in which the vessel slips for
ward against greatly lessened resist
ancs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14

9rcg7rf Scsn0 Pfsofxh
Eefore rhx<zn 20 take Dr. Williams
PAX Prs" sod Mr. May Re.Szn.
e No - KiIszra STREET. Fan River.
&xssl, rsresriy. - I vzs IN ard cut Of
t-.s al tSe time. bot nov I STAY up al
1sy AMI do all my oxn v0<k-
Il Was tasiiy rua dawn frum over
wu<k- One DIR nai-es bean IN my head
and alnass made ne crazy Nv bad
fsl- a. II . ti<hs tand bad besn pot
aruCn1 *. and the preSSure and the
SANDS ul-uae nse 50 uneasy that / often
k.ssi - wax the fror al night
- Wv s-uEaarh wzs IN bad shape. ard
iasl sgs.sss hsrlnS sensa<son<. AZ s1ch
tiussS rzv rudy sasnaed bicodl->s. nay
Aszu.1S WE Ike chalk and my face
tzrnszi vel.sw- The doc-nr said bad
drsp-Psia IN tie vurss form Thu my
nerves gave war and WAS cnmpsefely
prss-rztsd- fr-g1enfly s1sered fro@
sznl<herrn- sensaxsnus-
The 1-sr h.Sx Of Dr. Williams Psnk
Pills that I'D Quoted nv nerves
50 taar I cuzld xss a god night g
s3eeP. WASH was q new exV-rs>nce for
ue- Befare hs<zn 20 use them I vas
n nerves wreck ani rremhled AZ the
slightest so1n1- I WaS - weak tha<
hat u - down AMI r=sr every few steps
when wenr Up stairs Nov I can run
N 4 wlslse Eichr 81 once The ssnorher-
ing sen>sfBon> have goue and the nosses
N NV bad have s-Sru.d entirely Nv
app-ar2nre has greatly improved foe
sri-nsis wha we're alarmed on nv &C.
coEns before. now say: How well you
ar lookin<r Nv husband spent over .
hundred dollar II treatment for me that
wa< worthless. bszt n few boxs> of Dr..
Williams Pink Pills brought me sound
hsalrh-''
sid by al druggists. or sent. post
paid. On receipe cf price. 50 cents per
hox- az boxss for - sn bv the DR.. Viii
Ean.s Nesiicine Co.. Schenectady, n. Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14
HONEST PHYSICIAN
Works with Himself First.

II Is a mistake 10 assume that physi.
clans are always skeptieal as TO the
curative properties Of anything else
than drugs
Indeed. the best doctors are those
who seek 10 heal with as little use Of
drugs as possible and by the use o,
correct food and drink. A physician
writes from Calf. 10 tell how he made
a well man Of himself with Natures
remedy:
Before / came from Europe. where
l was born he says, lit was nv Gus
tom to take coffee with milk (cafe an
laitl with my morning meal. a small
cup teafe noir) after my dinner and
two or three additional small cups at
my club during the evening.
In time nervous symptoms deyel-
oped, with pains in the cardiac region.
and accompanied by great depression
OF spirits. desponGeney-in brief. the
blues. at first tired medicines. but
got no relief and at last realized that
ali my troubles were caused BY coffee
thereupon quit its use forthwith
substituting English Breakfast Tea
The tea seemed to help me at rrst.
but in time the old distressing symp-
toms returned. and I quit il also. and
tried TO use milk for ny table bever-
age This was compelled however to
abandon speedily for while IL relieved
the nervousness somewhat, it brought
on constipation Then by a happy
inspiration I was led to try the Postum
Food Coffee This was some months
ago and | still use it am no longer
nervous. nor do I suffer from the
pains abort the heart. while my blues
have left me and life is bright to me
once more know that leaving of,
coffee and using Postum healed me
and | make II rue to advise INV ma
tents 70 use it, Name given bv
Postum Co. Battle Greek, Mich
1hers'g . Esazoa