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The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
White Goods.

For the Summer Girl and the Girl Graduate have beautiful array of Persian Lawns India Linons, Silk Muls and Dmes at 1O 2a 2O g to soc the yard Samples sent
 We CHALLENGE COMPARISON in quality and prices between the merchandise offer you and what you can purchase for by sending to the catalogue mail order houses
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02

people from Greens Farms, Bridge port, were making their way to MT Wilbur's in Woodville in a touring car, when fit of rebellion seized the big machine and it commenced to back. Fortunately, horses were not far away and their owner, Edwin Hollister, att tached them to the big car and it was drawn to his barn. The chauffeur re- mained with the machine until help arrived from New York and all day Saturday they were pulling it apart and it took all day on Sunday to mend it. The machine with it's full equip ments cost about S9OOO.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02

Tuesday evening the play, "Mrs Tubb's Telegram" was given in the hall before good sized audience, and all the actors we'll deserved the gener- ous amount of applause given them.
 On June 6 in the Gunnery school hall, Professor William Haesche of New Haven will give concert. A nominal admission fee will be charged, but there will be no reserved seats. A rare musical treat is anticipated. All should come.
 MT and Mrs w. A. Watts of New Haven were the guests, this week, of MT and Mrs w. H. Bronson. MT
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02

J. R. Shaw announces that he will be at the Newtown station, on Thurs day, June 8, with car of calves for sale
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
THE GUNNERY ALUMNI DANCE.

The annual dance of the Gunnery Alumni was held in the hall on the Green, on Monday evening. It was as usual brilliant society event with many out of town people present and the Ridge, Gunnery and Wykeham Rise schools were we'll represented. The music consisted of six pieces from the Wheeler & Wilson band of Bridge port.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02

ANOTHER AUTOMOBILE TANTRUM. On Friday night a party of seven
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
LI G5kZZr1<zZ&z<1a- O.
 N New Milford, Conn. Millinery.
Millinery.

It is plan to clear up entire stock of Trimmed and Untrimned Hats Flowers Ribbons, Straw Baids during the next two weeks and have priced them way below their actual cost opportunity exceptional values
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
FARMS.

No. 7oo-A 175-acre farm, two and IO-room house, barns, spring, brook and well water, buildings insured for $77oo; land we'll divided; price $3ooo; a bargain.
 No. I44-A 44-acre farm at Monroe, Ct. S-r0om house, barns, spring and well water, orchard; 10 miles from Bridgeport; all stocked, cows, horses, tools, implements, etc. Price $3ooO.
 No. I7z-A magnificent zo-acre farm. with I2-room house, barns, sit. uate in town of Milford, commanding miles from New Haven; farm in ex- cellent conditions; an ideal place for a country gentleman. Write for full particulars.
 No. IIE-A grand I75-acre farm, To- cated in town :.0f Sherman; fine I1. room house, horse, stock and tobacco barns, brook, spring and we'll water, orchard 200 trees, good fences, teIe- phone; price $55oo.
 No. 8o-Small place of I3 acres, near HawleyvilIe; good little home for the bargain price of $500.
 have farm properties ranging from $2ooo to $5o,ooo in Connec- ticut, Massachusetts and New York States, respectively.
 Mortgage Loans Negotiated. Write or call.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02

Hawleyville chapel, Sunday night.
 F. 0. Johnson, an affable gentleman representing l.. D. Sanford & Co.,, in veStment brokers of Bridgeport, was in town on Thursday last, calling at THE BEE office.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
K. Hatch & Son, Ne" doaa' sa'ats'''

Are still making carriages and wagons of all kinds. Have dropped our large at vertisement to save eX pense and will give our patrons the benefit of the saving. Factory, New Fairfield. Repositories, Danbury and New Milford.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
New York Champion Rakes

are sole agents for the and original which, for ish of operation and durability excel all others
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02

Take the lead, with roller and ball bearir plates and dozen other notable features the cheaper machines, and are the lightest see sample at the store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

To rr- Keep a c,w tha- sss hefss
lres rsr ts-- ir hr--rr r1-
Dairy s-7sk car nr - fr-rrssE =
sil- of hrersF g. lzrstr.rg rerusl-
-.i 60 - or
SAL =h9st fr rr=Fs .ers fsft
TO To- eh1-- -fe ct suf s--r-
C-rr r-f .hcr1g-Hsg ar s-ts.s -
f-re m-s.H~
Keep -se l7.-g tarr r-- r-h
TIE mI1k ccr r-es Hr-ta-e. at
a'eze fcr hcsilh- tar t' AZ n rae pt1-
isrrIc- 20 ug1E asa nstt-- 81
Crsaz fa.rIz- -1 rharu F. usEsts f1s
% tc- uifz rer..-E frc- rss rs a-s
A. ih- else ~ re rr.as q llee1-
-t0r
Whfz hu-sr f1r+ % esu~ ue-r
telrriE- &c q trr= H-e "a z-a..
r-- tn at-f slr- Ea-sr .r To frelzl
~ sua1 q'taas ry aC ar Ir Ae.rs
rp 71n--2u m sEe i-= rl-s ~ cream.
a-t 1sr-rerr-s ra. vl-en-a.~ 1ark q
rr-ssE i-s Ne aes1rzl-c- cf -le sraz1-
~ ln-sr
SAN -a- day S. - en-
~ - g ta--sr nlst-z
psus a-razerhe- crr7 k- 81 ~ -a-
ag4zzsaH e r1e 81 - sFraz asa asss-
tsr 5sfazlar cess Hza- az lag SEA-
er REG .ea Eaaa=ry- " H.s fzru b
u.z.E q ~ seslzss .5aazz#g fs- Hzra1c-
- \. tsss baessr = lraan.ss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
SUCCESS WITH The soy BEAN.
Il. Nris- - a '-re-a Tar.E- crsD
d H-fa< u~.~zasr~S AZ
os~r EA- swm~frr

To soy bean a. -r@s1 f--ax- rrr9
erst atsrasfesf Eeu@r7f artsatfaa fzas
3h@ szrefaI friaas a. The Nzz-s=h 1=--ts
agricultural eofHeze uanF vea-s kara
Hesu res1ir-1 tsfors daIry ma ussrf
Try sXpsFim-afs 20 an =xrea- s1slel@at
IN deviee it, value. h1z duriax th= pass
few years tn popularity q soy ban
has l-sn rzpialy Increasing b.th east
and Esst
L Is aue - rle hest erups for a..
sowing a. ir vii procure a haarv
Nel-ar q fniIsze Wbsu soxu for ssrae
time after th~ ssasou for plantiu= fo,s-
esr euru- snd r fse ~essuu h hof ani
vithnut esTEy fru>ss EilI prn.iass A
izrzs ~uoHnf - fs-,i. ether for dry
fo-t@er or far snsita=.- zad i, exref'erf
a producer u miIk II eut aaa f..
xTssu-
II has been grown vita saerr-ss
xitEoIt inoeuIatInz the soil nth sDs-
eial bacteria when pro.ilce The no.iuie.
on the roots. bat when EroEu IN soil
not inoculated. the crop the first r.s-
will not b so large a thar o. the rnE-
loving year. other conditions beiu-
equal
The crop Is enJ While in blossom b.
fore the stems bsc0n1@ woody. Thz
yield on the farm. while not e1uaf in
weight 20 that Of corn foddsr Is en-
sidered more nutritious weight for
weight and can - grown IN a shorter
tine With no greater amount q labor
The seed : sawn from The middle u
June Ia the middle Of JULY or even a
little later. the seed beng piants5 in
driiis ike fo-ider corn about on hush
q 70 the aere- + Is rsadE 70 fec.
green IA September and i abolr IN
Tor slisgs sometime durir. rha, month
m the proportion - about one-thIr.
corn 10 Iwo-fhiF's soy hean=. Tha ruI-
tivariou Of the crop Is similar 10 that
= corn the horse ws=,ser and double
e1ifivafor being used with no hand
ho@ing--FaruasFs' Home Journal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
SELECTED SCIENCE

Fine gold has been found to be slightly
soluble IL strong solution Of yellow
.1Hlc-iGEa sulphfde-
Az experiment with vacuum tubes OF
several E.zcs by Herr Hess showed that
exrsrEzl friction 81 the tube. such a.
FEbS.rg With the free hand. stimulates
eoEduesIvIty within
John Butler Burke. who. through the
discovery Of photographs has suddenly
become the nest talked of man in ths
Uztsed Kingdom As man Of science. il
an irishEzn. and was graduated from
Trinity college
Radiunl. like all other things must Be
Known by what IL does. And so far AZ
known the doinsz Of radium have 70
parallel in nature The chemist has seen
that Il shines By its ovn light; and this
not fer GaE. a month, a year. but for an
IIimItable period
New smoks-burning appliances con
un1e To Use up a considerable share of
The worlds Inventive energy The prom
istng idea of Belgian chemist consists
in drawing the smoke out Of the chimney
by an asrirator. and passing it through
a hitter OF coke saturated With petroleum.
The filter collects the SCOT, while the
gases passing through are made CON-
bHstible by the eRrichirg with petroIs-
UNI vapor- There Is no loss. a the coke
OF the filter Is an excellent fuel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
HERE AND THERE.

The 5sst milk produced IN the
United States. szys C. y Knapp. q the
Wisconsin station. as well a the milk
Frvdueed a. the greatest ret proai, -
milk produced from sslage.
Where a lake or river with a sandy
bottom Is handy. II IS an excellent prae-
tice 10 give hOrsss an occasional bath
IL sgEneF. II Is the quickest and
lEOs, thorough say OF cleaning a horse
perfectly.
1t Is a. necessary for chickens 70
have pure fresh. water in winter as in
sa-Usr. as 81 per cent Of the CON-
Position Of an egg IS water: therefore
a constant supply Of Adams ala must
&c supplied.
in the southern states most nut
trees that have been given some care
and attention will produce crops in i've
Or ten years The commercial nut or
ehard should receive attention similarly
given to the apple. the peach or the
peat.
just after and during the thrsSh-
ING season each year. vast number Of
coed horses. especially farm horses. are
ruined by too much Rewly-threshed
cats II Is nos 50 much a matter Of over
feeding as il Is giving fed thar is rco
rich For the bes; results. oats should
HeyeF be fed he horses till they are a
year old
The sgrssss q all business or
farming enterprises depend a great
deai upon the character II the man
assr o. the enterprise Eaergy. psrss-
Eeranee. seif-reliancs. intelligence and
progression must De either the Inherit
I'd or acquired character Of the man.
szer OF any successful business. wheth-
sr il he banking. AsrcantiIe pursuits Or
f.rmlL-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
FEEDING BEEF CATTLE.
: ac tsiue OF the pgE.r~.s rsrms
OF RouEhaE~ IN prodar-
Ing Beef.

During the rsst winter al interest
Lag experiment with - head n bsef
cattle w1s c1ufucted n the experiment
station. TIE - cattle fed silzxA made
an aveTare gain - les pounds pr
dsr- The - ssf,'c ed timothy hay To-
pounds rer E=1l pr fay. ami ths -
rsifle "a shredded cogR stuvsr 81
pound prr b al usr cav. There was
tars a diTsrsuss uf rua-thtrd to ore
haf pound % grain per head per day
IN favor ~ The siisge- fed cattle. The
silage-fed cattle finished CT the be-t.
ard bowed urore quality than The 9th
er- aud In any discrin1iua market
would have brought ~ou-idarsbiy
hizher price. The s-roug prejudice
against using siiaGe for the winter
feeding Of beer cattle j. hard 10 under
stand. for Il has teen fui,y lemon
strs'e-i sha. sila-s-fed cattle viii XIII
1ut quits a. well a. the dry-feI cattle.
aud the rnssf g. generally speaking.
q superior quality Whereas the
Stag So al eaten ~. I@5 q the
slower AMI s-ts per esa-. - Tie hay
vas wasted The gains shlrs that the
cattle fed were uol Of a satisfactory
quality. 10 rrssious experiments q
pound % eain has isaa made for a
consumption = three to faslr r.agnds %
grain Th- siIags-fesi csftie in this rrst
cuu- umed SIS roEads q Erzin for
ppuEd q Ezi1. the s-uv 1r-fed castle
alcuf HIS p-lgri-. ur about ~ - a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
ScIETILLATI.c sEaTErcEz-

S'sasi--5Eess IS rs pissssls.,-
ress
'hiHs ~ossa having IS worth going
after
Lore Il hone i ne fourss,ion q,
ratF.asi-u
Pun EaH-y IS the advance guard
OF prusre
Seifshles- sus s,insiEses are rot
sEIfege=s o. thrift
TO-DAY Is The crucial point Of yss,e--
dsy ard tu-murroz
Ken wa1 rid. hobbies never zzik in
ths footprints o. Others.
Have yo1 ever wondered ia sumner
siri- Is A. cool a. she leoks2
Christianity s. Vastly more than p
ing god through fear = punishment
lf = uasaf- 90 iutrus5 an important
matter u man vi5 las aoJainzelss %
Go
The Taan Nha quits zork by the
etoek = Ct always have -a work Is tse
ciock
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
OVER THE OCEAN.

India railroads have Just adopted a
standard time. which is i've ard a half
hours ahead OF Greenwich.
In one Gay the number OF paupers re-
lisved in - selected urban districts In
England eOTTesPonded to a rate Of IS
to l9.eoq Of the population.
\ regatta vas roved on the Zambesi
TIE other day 10 marx the jubilee Of Dr.
Livinssto-e's discovery Of the Victoria
falls There were 90 VISITORS
The Berlin municipal authorities have
decided TO establish public sun and
light baths at which first. seeond anI
third class fees will b charged
An engine on the Cape-to-CsDc rail-
rOsd ran over and killed a huc leopard
on the Victoria F-.ss hriGzs rer>utiy az
night u measured eight feet n l-ngsh
VI Ausaout Belgian farmer. commit
- suicide 0wins 70 the loss % valuable
securities Rats gnswed their var
through a wOOsisu deed hox aud de-
stroyei The documents.
The British army suthorifies believ.
thai il Is the Khaki that has ssopped r.
cTuitlrg so hey are going 10 return
q the SCARLET. rsservin= he Khaki for ae-
tive service and the training camps
Purs policemen ssscr- that IL the last
two years invest cations % several eases
% trOsninS % youn< Siris after teas
lad hesn orerlErusd disclosed frSica-
iioas q aool.szs haviEs rosket ta-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
FARMER ANDPLANTER.
The COMPOST HEAP.
In fsrminx- Easily Made snd
is-ify Kept tP.

Ia these days. When commercial fer
uiizers are 80 largely uss-i By farmers.
the compost heap is quite overlooked
Nanv. in fact. especially am0ng the
Young men. scarcely know the mean
ing % the term MANY regard 81 a. old
fzshi0ned and unns,essary. and a. too
Troublesome 10 pay for ITSELF The
truth is. it T. more valuable fer being
olf-fashioned. Many Of the best thinEs
are Old. for they are the result of a
sile experience. and this being true.
hey are we'll worth trouble. Every
armer would do wisely 20 have a COM
ioet heap a. a constant fscior in farm
.ng No sooner has he spread one On
his fields. than he should start snoth-
er. Nothing j. simpler. nothing u
equal value to him requires less labor.
His main reliance should b. upOa IT,
together with the ciovsrs. peas and
O'heF turn-under nitroEenous crup
much more than upon commercial fer
tilizers With their highly stimulating
qualities
II is easily made. easily Lspt up.
Stahie-uanure j. u.s. foundaf on. hence
is proper location Is in the stable lot
As often - the stables arr cleaned
and that shouid b. oitsui. let the ma
uHre b. thrown into a heap near b.
aEd a thin layer - the adjacent soil
thrown UPON b.. thus keeping a shallow
trench around it 20 eatch The rain and
keep the Edges - The heap moist. ant
also preventing The sseap. Of the an
mo1ia- Prom time 70 tine light layer
Of slack lin1e should ~ thruxu o1.
and whenever practicable WOODS r1olt
~ swamp mui shouid - hauled art
thrown on it- - O. grow gradually.
and a. II b. dug and cartet nur is in
greiieute. feru-enfed rs natural heat
ant already intsrminriet By th-ir
contact and pressure. MAJ r more
thoroughly eouminzie,G by a1i1z
and pluuEhiuE
In tae same manner 4 hean csn b.
formed for the garden - poultry
nure siops frpn house and ks--h~n.
soap-sudz. etc. virh some stable ma
uure alternating wi-h LAYERS u sar-
den soil
Exgerieuce has amrIs shown that
compost - the best di~rct fertilizer.
whether for field or rs-,ien Dr. n1ay 30
followed MP in the ease of Isris nat
urally harrsu- ~ eShaEsref IS ossr-
cropping ami bad tils1ss. Vith a ufsi-
crate and iufieiouz u-e n e1-1arrlaI
fertilizers ant II wo1lf nav ne farmer
. purchase The inSrefirurs ot these
81 compolnd them ar hou,~. rather
than pas fahnl1u price 80 uanufa--
tsrsr ~ thsir areats far the resi~
mare articis. Thrn. ten D. kuous
shat b. IS usiuS-H = S1luu-r. n
Progressive Farmer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.

One large concern in the United
States turns cat IL tin cans to every
person in the United States.
Ten times as many inquiries for
southern Investments are made al the
present time as were made one year
ago
The semi-aaaual interest payments
10 savings dspositors of Chicago banks
amounted this year to 81 $500 600. on an
aggregate of sl5s.Gvi.aoo of deposits
Tae Imperial Iolszeoo company. OF
Great Britain. reports profits for the
half year ended April 81 substantially
Increased over the same period last
wear An interim dividend of six per
cent has been declared on the pre-
seT-sd ordinary shares
SpistaI SPADE works. Berwick. holds
remarkable record The seven senior
sfupsures have total service of 81
years. averaging a.. John Park.
,hoGsh 80 years Old. still does his
lays work as blacksmith. after s.
years service
since 1891. wheG the japanese srchI-
relaso exported bat e0.edo tons Of coal,
he production OF the black diamond
a the archipelago has increased ST.
7eF crHt- Thirteen million tons we're
mined las year. al which 3es9 900
xsrs shippsd oct Of ne country.
TSsl'y-one articles. or groups of ar
-ieses. having each . total value OF
si..sett<-l or over were imported into
fhs United States fr-n Germany. in the
last hseal year and - articles. having
l fatal vziue Of si.e5i.aoa or over each.
xsre exported 10 Germany during the
saEs re-iodL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
TO THE BISHOPS TASTE.
Nutmeg That Wasn't Nutmeg Pleased
His Prelate Just as Well
Nutmeg.

The late Bshcp Green % oae u hs
cieeSSsn vl-ttstlous STOPPED EIih an oil
triend A. >svxasc. Ican-. relates Lsppgn-
cUtt : Na-fxHe-
NJ the early supper Of the sosth. a.
ways meat tuicTuiai mel the bishor
SAID h --ezlt have uoskin- but q eish =
boHuy -ei2eherY little uutnler Spanked
oEsF-
Ihrre amt bsr q nutmeg m the
hoa-.s excia utrd the narl uksn the rc-
qgsst was repeated % hsr-
-Dczr ne. sssl the ho-sesr. sD;ts. vs,se.
- to Mrs Darlington r-rt sie,or and ask
her 20 lcnt ne a asiuu.x
Mrs DaFlInxton also was out ct nut
Hss
fhe- - - Mrs. Harding. On the other
ST. 80 cant 81 ~ @rlf .. eur-. fh~a
brIr< - bi-a1p the dish qasckly.
fhs hr-tsss k~rt ~ a rapd IRE 81
errxng ttlx Q. s~rsr the hates IN the
s-rvaes grsd the mant appeared virh the
Gc-irsd dash
WA en- st.llfioa = she EstI~ .rri-kI-
o. nass'sg.- al the bi-hep. -uhat fne
~ "a u xfves
When ~ .--sd s,r-zs I'D retired ,h-
mistress sauf 10 tho mad
t-e % the sapplv -torr TIE sr~s tssnx
IN the rtcTu1nx and ~ uussny.. and -
turu the rsfn>x - Mr. Hard NJ 4nd-'
lsaE Mr. Harding @a- ut ef augEex..
Then p5~rs id yau 4-r an-.-
L. mass. ! Va das wo-r1.tef eu- .szs
! So tux a wssst~n kansii.. 70 a d. .h0e
bgftcr-r an gated . 90
Assi th~ bsshop h.sd r-li.h-t It. :,
nzrA tyr the power of su<-esso1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
cCRros sND ODDITIES

IN o. EeH-slos. e is usual To mr.
--Trr c-~ k-aa Enen there = a FASH
" iiEh-HinE This = probably a relic
. -rs--a-stfpiaz Gays
A. o. usl rz1-d Kuss zss hurried
"a E=rFsy- Hl.z=ary. With his fortune
q sfsefsf IN bis eoGa- His relatives
bari - 8, azS eznzued the body and
-lrti@. IL money
Tarr- Is living II Rscife. near Per-
zaHsusa a child OF I've and oua-b,y
Ersrs z-1 & fSlr feet and two inches
= a=aE=r- AT Eho 1nasts a mHstaeha
a. a deep bass voice
n e4- 18th a persset yOfx and eo,-
-a.aiE- auesaa- egK about the size Of a
sa-sr'- TX Ehics also had a good
s4.ii ard Va psrFs... has bee1 laId hv
> ~ tsio7<sz= % i Swim In CErx1
arEstss-11r
Eaar ru-aaszs ias.snees Of Old taw.
Say srlI - fozrf n Eu<izn4 In
C1@sser ~ Er17 40 fails TO raise hts
81 Ehsz a f-zs-ai > Fassfa< becomes
i1E2i- - IN oIa ~ 70 bs raksa hefor.
z-a-tssrar- assl izzprEsoEssI
0arzzz -rin..e-s n ysrxisrvs r.
stl-z- A. BE- Az luz2~iied 20 aurear
eT-rg z1lrus-- lr5--- d. po4iee szur--
l1-saslczt AM piay sn-ir instruments
Tls o-zazs ~kIch chznre 70 he oct o,
lare mzss - - y .-dsr before a l.
esHss - ElaE "a Tic streets uHl he
<-zzts,i-
The foiisEiz< l. Al OscizI report
sat 70 hts superior BY the statboa-
master az Nimba- on the Uganda rail-
way To station NaIrobi. from station
ysaznL From stasionnaster- Guard
No. . reports struck giraffe at mile las.
No damage 70 permanent way or train.
Driser states giraffe ran OF uaIrjured.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

One q th= cusmpn rrOHbies IN bog
raising IN th@ corn belt Is shaf u
hFsakIE5 tcEr- Weak IeSs are due ID
im3ruper feeding The pigs WiII 20
pretty sell while With the SOW pro-
viGed they do TOT SsS too much corn.
and they will develop very well on
eoo1 pasture. bet when eoznned 10 =
crTu dies they esn'g develop good.
sSTuug hone Milk aud grass contain
bOnc-1aking material. but ccrn does
got BOae meal. soft ecal. wood ashes.
alfalfa hay cr grass. ar J such feeds
- eo1tsin plenty OF bOle-bnilEirs eie-
snsnss. wiIl uaiSncs the corn Gist. Co
s2sE on corn EXCEPT whea paitirS ~
he finishing touches ~ nlarkef hGgs.
}s.-s i,eelus Il 3 an easy fesd 10 Jhrox
cut does rex maSe il a proper feed
National StoS kman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
DUST TIE DEMON.
j Tuszle With Coffee.

There 5 5s9u-c- ails fairy der8uiaeai
in the Wsy caHce sDmstimes vreass rs
fsndish malice On those <ka use Il
A lazy writing from Calf. szys.-
Ny husband and /. 10th lovers Of
coffee. suffered for some TIM from A
very annoying form Of nervousness. -
eonpanied by most frightful head
aches In ny own easa there vas
eventually dereIoped some scrr Of az
fiction Of the nerves leading from the
spine 10 the head
vas unable 70 hold ny head up
straight, the tension Of the nerves drew
II TO one side causing ne the most in
tense pain We got No relief from
medicine ard were puzzled as 10 What
caused the trouble. till 4 friend su--
gested that possibly the coffee We
drank had something TO do with il
and advised that We quit il and try
Postum Coffee
We followed his advice. and from
the day that we began TO use Postum
We both began to improve. and in
very short time both Of Us we're en-
tirely relieved The nerves became
steady once more. the headache ceased.
the muscles in the hack Of my neck re-
Taxed. my head Strengthened up. and
the dreadful pain that had 50 punished
me while used the old kind Of coffee
vanished.
We have never resumed the use OF
the old coffee. but relish our Postum
every day as we'll Is ne did the former
beverage And We are delighted TO srd
That We can give il freely 10 our chill
eren- aiso- something we never dared
10 do with the old kind Of coffee Z"
Name given b. Postum Co. Battle
Greek. Mich
Postum Coffee contains absolutely No
drugs Of any kind. but relieves the
cocse drinker from the old drug poi-
son-
1ksgss . EsMc1.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
CltsINTlsA GONZALES,
or CENTRAL AMERICA.
RESTORED 10 HEAL tn.
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