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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

l-crs his scirsis a. TIRE very tine when
an older ard experienced breeder
wcuif Be giving his catfie more than
ordinary care. IN order 70 make 20 IN
alaTify - tirsrsuce IN price between
ordinary ard prime cattle. Every
business has its Hrcrsafi0rS. ard while
inflated prices attract SPECTATORS ard
tempt boomers. the man Who succeeds
in cattle breeding Is The man who has
4 natural love for it-car look beyond
present ccn1ircrs azt vii stick
closer 70 thoroa<herst balls. -.king
the improvement ~ hts cattle The prir-
cirai chfect He SAINTS 10 possible
chance 70 icse ard every chance %
win B1f there Is another thirg the
vuunx beginner Ernst make up hhs
mind 70. even before Ne DECIDES 20
purchase 4 thoruu<hhrsi. and that IS
20 feed arf care FOR him Il IS cfts1
the ease thar most rromiSing animals
are bougsf ard have the misfortune %
falling TITO u. hands q someone
whose interest wsa-s cut IN a short
tine. and for the lack q proper at
terrton degsrsra-ss. and in a few
years their descendants can ror Be do
tinrui<hed from the scrubs thar sur
round then. Al animal that Is worth
owning l. worth caring for. Good blood
. wonderfully prepo,snt. bu. good
blood car not accomplish the desired
results without feed and attention. and
the breeder who expects TO trcat his
cattle as he does his
scrubs and feed them on scrub ratiorz
had better stick 70 brsesirg s2uhs.
for in THIS case he has nothing ~ lose
and moth nE TO gain. whereas II they
were thcruuzhbrsds he would have
mech TO lose and would gain nothing
Neither ear the farmer VITO purchases
4 thoroughbred bull expect IN. best
results from mating him with half
Starved scrub COW Calves from CON-
nor COWS OF gnod pure-bre6 sire
viii &c. II he COW Is Of average sir.
nd in thrifty coalition. worth ffsy
,er cen uore A. stx ronths % a..
han Il sired by a scrub bnil. bur x
.ould not b exported for a starved
animal 70 Do 20 v-lL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Andrew Czrnesie's pet aversfoa -
tobacco. At his New York residence
one evening recently he gave a dir7er.
and a. usual. vzs a genial host After
the coffee Nr Carnegie confessed his
dislike Of SMOKE in such a var that
plainly indicated he world Be dis
pleased II any Of hts guest. awaited
themselves Of the opportunity TO retire
70 the hilliart-roon-
Senator Elect BrznSegse Of Con-
recticut makes q point Of being scru-
pulously polite though ten-
ocraftc- Il Is q habit % hts never
20 talk 70 . woman With hts head
covered On the street or IN a. ele-
vztor or IN TIA ozcs he lives up to
this rlis- Il addition he has the
highest respect for women workers
he said ~ oce tine. The women
who toll are the ouiy women Of rank
In America
Robert Hoe. the famous builder Of
printing presses. has this for his IA
ycrite maxim 1T IL better to get be-
hind a thing and PISA IL along than
get in froat Of IL and drag IL after
you In ether words. IL Is the work
not the man that should as<acf at
sertion-- This expression Of reserve
helps 70 explain Why Il Is that Mr. Hos
Is never interviewed In the nexspa-
p>rS. He has a. air Of elegant LET'S
ure. bu. works as hard As zny Of his
employees. thoroughly understanding
every cet.fI Of his vast business
Ivava Oyana. the Japanese M
polsOr. Is every inch a solder Be-
longing 70 the most aristocrzric class
IN his coasfry. he = Greater Of the
japanese army rs Il Is today From
isss to 1853 he worked on the Ger
man plans Of equalization. BIZ. sub
ssg1sntly discarded IL in favor Of the
French system on which lines he
brought the military forces to their
present marvellous state Of perfec-iou.
O.icially he Is . man % the fexest
possible words. but in private \. Is
Q delightful companion. witty and en-
tertafnins.
Levi p Morton ex-viee president.
banker diplomat and statesman.
smokes cigars on what he calls a RI
uoeai plan In order 70 keep his
appreciation Of thrift in good work
Ing order he occasionally smokes a
nse-esntsr- Que day lately the
clerks in his hank became aware Of
remarkable o60r. obstinate and SUI
floating When IL vas at iSs worst
a messenger boz explained the mys-
terry On emerging from Mr. Norsons
private room Its all right hs said
to the cashier De ho<< is in Gere
smoking one o. d~rn rzrkn<-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
A WORD TO BEGINNERS.
Advice To Farmers Who IneenA to
Grade u Their Live
stock

10 Is the price that the young breed
er pays for his first thoroughbred an
irnai that frfghtens him, Ike 4 boz
taxing cold baTh- He hates to make
ths first plunge. and debates a long
time with himself before he can get
his consent to pay for enc animal the
price for which he has been acru<-
toned to selling four OF his scrubs for.
Usually the first thoroughbred sire
used and possibly purchased al the
seemingly sxorbitant price Of sl0e
looks very much more extrayazzrt and
unreasonable whin than 500 or 500
VIII few years later N his career as
. breeder
Ssuarsily- a man Who invests. for
ths Erst time. 500 or $50 in a single
anir.ai : aExicas for quick results.
ne s ar to get impatient. and II thers
hapsf1S 70 es decline in the cattle
HaS>ss eseones discouraged AID neg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
coxcxnx1xo cHu1cx

That there are 5000 converts . ysnx
10 Catholicism in the diocese Of View
York vas stated in . public address By
Archbishop Farley.
Archbishop Nc~ller, Of Cincinnati.
has Organized q choir Of pries.s 10 rem
der GrerDriaa music Of the funeral Of
al priests IN hts archdiocese
Rev. Pzfaam Cady. pastor Of En-
manuel Presbyterian ehurrh- Amster-
ean- y T. has hSrn chosen 70 fell
cwship IN the famous Royal Geo
graphical Socisry q England. an honor
conferred On but f.w Americana
Rev. John l. Scsfder. pastor Of the
First Congr-xafioual church in Jersey
cItv. TOW has the Peoples palace in
working orser. though the place is rot
yet completed Il Is IN adiuacr TO
his chsrch. and contains a gymnasium.
dancing acadeny. bowling alleys, etc.
the veole TO cost about S3fs.sa0.
As church choir singer Nrs Fred
eriek B BlzhnsiI Of Dennisvslie. r.
J.. Is believed % hold the record At
- years OF age abe Is Still . mem
Ter Of the choir Of the Methodist
church at Dernisvflle Her connec
riOu with the Organization has extend
ed through two decades and for . long
tine sac was the choir leader.
Miss NaHde Hixzou- Of Indianapolis
xho vii within q short time become
assistant 20 Rev Dr. Robert NJ Rus
sell pastor Of the Slxrh United Pres
eyterisn church Pfttsburx vii b
he first woman 70 enxaxe in Ike work
in that city Mss Hixson has been
assistant 70 Rev Frank R. Ballard Of
the Memorial ehu-rh. Endtznapolisl for
the last four years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
NERVOUSNESS AND
WEAKNESS CURED
BY PE.Ru.MA.

Mss sadie Eohi-son- Rand street.
Halden- Mass. writes
Feruna was recouns usied 20 me
1hoar q year ago A. an exe~il~nf remedy
for the trou hies PECULIAR % our sex. and
a. fanni that all that was said OF this
u'esiicine was true. an pleased to en-
ccrse H.
''fsexss 70 ne "a sbogf seven mocths
sgo f8r weakness sg6 rcrvoesaess.
esHsed from oFerwork and sleepiess-
scss. ard found fhsf IN q few DAYS 4
bexsg o. Srvw sfroa<. my appetite in
creased and . b<xza 20 sleep heffrr.
consequently MY HerToasaeSS passed
swsy and rae ucskrxss in fse pefvkc
orxs1s soon disappeared snd have
oera veil ard sfro1x ever since"
Aasire<s Or :. y. Hartman. Prssisssn.
Of The Hartman >ani-srium- Co ulab bus.
o. fur free medical aiviee- All CORES
poudsn-e strictly confidential
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Iapar's specie reserve stood az sz7s.-
edA.s tAmerican gold valuel on
January 1. 1855. after IL morths Of
costly war
Berlin railways ar. running special
tree blossom trains 20 the outlying
districts 70 enable town dw.IIers to
enjoy the spring towers and foliage
The French government intends TO
make experiments in rs Congo colony
in the cuItivarion Of q Wild coffee tree
discovered BY the explorer. NJ Cheva-
Iisr.
At GrzhzmStOvn- South Africa .
pair Of cssriches we're sold r-csntIy for
s s-s. which IS a record price II.
pi1cking from the chicks Of this pair
realized from $50 to sse5 a bird
Manehgria Is gaining by n. var
The Chuo-Shinbun estimates that fully
laa.soo.ea0 ven or s5eese. 90. Of Jap
areSs money had been disburset in
Nanchuria up to the middle Of April
Among the bexxzr children Of south
ern Italy there IS rarely ore Who looks
III fed Though food il scarce. th-
Sunshine and their life in the open air
Do much toward nouri<hi1g their
tcties-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
SAVED cHIIo's LIFE.
Remarkable Cure az Dropsy ty podds
kidney Pills

se.izEiek-Ark-. June la.-The eaz@ CIV
: IaTsors Kite srn = lcokzi upon By
t1sa-e interested n metizezi matters A. CO..
az he maSs wonderful - recors.- In tbs
eucn@stlaE he fa-aer mzxss The following
stz--msuz-
Last SEPTEMBER ny Ettse bov had
trapsgs a. fe-E ant Emhs we're SxslIen
70 sueh an eztent tEaz ~ could not walk
CT put m saasas en- he treatment that
the dlctars we're EVElx hlnl -senesi 10
- In n Euust- and rEo or thEee people
sd h. esEs we're -horr- even the si0csurs
Two q the oesr n the country told ne b
wO1ld not get better | stepr-f Their
nlsst-ezne ami AZ 1nae sent Tor D-ssi-s
kFtnsy Pills / gave Am three Pills a
Gay one morning. ncc1 z11 nIxht for
esznt days az the end q the eighth Say
the swelling was al gene. but 20 give
the re'ilerne Jz1ztire. I gave nm eleven
more Pills | a=esi thirfy-sve Pts N al
and he was sntireIy cured consider
your me.ileins saved my ehisi's NE When
the thirrY-hv- Pills were gwen him. ne
could run dance and sinx whereas before
ne was an inxald n his moeheris arms
tram Eaornlns zn-l nignt-T
A Eaz coming home az three O'Clock n
the morning can ss as gzset sceaking Up
stairs as he can b< rosy with MS xroxis
he next nornSnx-N. Y Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
MADE HEW STRENGTH
QUICKER THAE DOCTORS ToyICS.
SAYS TYPHOID PATIENT.
vruns fa.fv Ten ~ FEVER 81 Very w~.k
-tat. - ~. wiffs.ms Ffnk ffIls
via Gratifying R--aft<


via eratffytnx R-saits
Af-rn I. rrr. si1eh a. tyrh1ii or scar
-. pa. rlu itstuii course there remains
ere.r1e.rv ~ strength The tonic that
VII n~e rariiF tncrgase the rsd cor-
Ed Oh has-t u the one that vii
Ef tiy re-tare cul1r o the Tals
c --r1-th % the wax muscles.
raf rrrty % The sia<Eish nerves. 50
flF nath4n- las ever ben prudac.d 81
r tt ur. Williams PINK PiLs for
taia re-r-ss.
N Merirrf h1f been Il with
tvrd. "a f.ser fnr fourteen weeks. she
hai ce-i phr iclan who carried her
stf4, vthrauea TIRE critical stages When
D. DE. l4la-, p MANNED 70 be done sx-
cart e. 81 = up her strength. which was
verv f-h art be gave hsr some pre-
s-rrrtifns t7- tlst purPose- Here. how
e. s1- r.et srt-h disappointment
tros rIe lct1r's touics. " she saws.
'sf r t~l f-.nrhs after had recovered
fn Che fever. bat thev did not do me
RI god 7 boxed FIR 3Iv strength came
ta1S s, -i1sv' r that scarcely seemed to
b. making any progress az all Just
then raj il q book tl.r1wn in cur
viri -1nia striking. t-.s-imonia-s showing
Whit wonderful bl1.~l-builaers and
Strength -lvers Dr. Williams Pink Pills
aEe. Zi- hx Of them SOU after
th-s sud after had taken only about
half q them couli see a very great i'm
rr1vemeut IN my condirion- When I
hal u-l.i up two bu1es. felt that did
ms Bed any more me,iicins- / have
reraius.l -1-lur ever since
Hiss r. Z. Nideudarf lives NJ No.
i5sl PARK street. QuIncv. IL Dr.. VII
I1nls' riuk Pals are the best remedy 70
~ iu all c.t-.ss IL vre.szua--z. from what
ever cta-.a ti.- 81 -t-.sl u,.sy h. ran DOWN
II cas- u i-niii-v dine toover,rorkt they
uini-fer f-1-h strength and ove-rnrn4
nerv rus symptoms Th@v are specific
far AuEmHL oC hlv.iiessueSs- Tnsv ara
particularly helpful % <irl- n the verge
Of wrmauhoai They meet all the r.
qufrcnieuts C the peri1d known a. the
change If life. Thy correct spring
hug11r. They strengthen weak dIges-
ton and ruu~e up sluggish organs No
uSh-r tlric combines 50 many virtues
Al druggists ST. tEsu4-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Az The conference # tie N1na<~r. Il
tn New Ncrk Central Lfre- hetf n Nes
y ors June 6sk. al iln-- h-inx rspr-~@n-
81 b -h@fr General Mtn1s-rs and p.
seng-r o-tcisl-. e wls lex I'D t-z-n- "a
~I-h the regular sar-- 20 rhs-s- ~rrtsas
june l--h. q gulrsea ~ seed q rhs
weztlsth Century I'm rcd - 49, &c
nae the tine tetre~u Nsr \ rrk ansi
Cnnra.c slzh.=en teurs fr=-eaf 2 .rar-p
ha1r~. ne Ne~ YORK Central Llre- tsr
N maze -le trenfv hsa-l- 2 re- st1--n- -
pat thre~ gsrr-- AMI hasirr zf.r r-s.ss
TIE r-su ls-w--a Ne1r YORK art - -,
n tU~r-v ba1r- wl-h taerr Err.as-- y
firer tar IN one hu-sirsi sn5 s,xh-v
cay e tu- tcil71lau kyu.~1rfnu n gr-
Gag r. l-n1- twelve wears 40
Ihe Nsx fcrz Central fsnes rra<s -
pm tta- The S~w Er-s Central has at
N --rvce ta- Eupr= ~-t-e Esur--<
-hlrh rss te-n TIE fa-fe~r -ra.- n -
werit Tor - d-stanr- A. i-~-trr fsr.~-
ten YEAR. tarrs se.t che rertis rec
ord far that r-ie. and for three 7es-. 81
- 1aE- having r-i-i -ae azsrrt rrrrrE
for a Thousand ue tram p rF-r-r hlur..
The proF a=e'i sche.irs.s I'd els1-s,u haz-s
\ simply TIE -Iten-.oa e t1s tine q -
Enr-re STATE EKpress -hrrE-r ireu
bu1 alo . th1fa<o- m rrz= 1arrn- h-~n
r11ie Tor -aurre-u E-ars between Nv
lors art E11alo. IN rds rev -.h-,sr-l..
N rrIn Hl. lFsFe tt-4-1 E- - .
II srrw1-s tsr-nl Central >-.rion. Nex
lors- a. D lrEt n1rulnz All r-rGr1-
~. vii l-zvs &-N YORK 80 D. t.
r-.chlns Ch-ets1 ~ a. IA to.lor-n. .tay.
A. ne -au- tine rte Lake ~ho-~
Llrl -et WI o. gzes-nei % an naur
ART VII z-zke 10 -1l1e from fa-r.x1 a
NeN trrx m - rur- Instead 81 = lc.w-
IL tnca-1 . n IS rhe I-ik- Ser.
alt arzlvl1z NsE York 81 p r. D he
NJ FeFs Central
he >-r1-nweSrsrn Lul-oi --ala. NJ.
II, VIA rev ieassS Grant Ce--rsf Sra-
tlen A. - n vii te--unlnx I,s1-
l-th- cave a. ga m s1v-z an kaur
20 an hear azsl h1li on ~ rr--en- ue.r-
rsg - s. Laz-s al Cinc.una---
\ nm a=ver has 20 hau- Isuz -e tad a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

hr1n-F klAs ! - 4
the readers II thiS
paper that they had
re ieved me q lid
nev tr7zble. Is
p1sed Of a lane
back with pain
across uv IONS and
beneath the shnuI-
der hlafies During
the interval which
has elapsed I have
had occasion TO Re
sort 20 Doan EI.i-|
ng Pills hen I
noticed Taruings Of
an attack On each
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
Jus, 50

"A man Is known BY the company Ne
kegs remarked the citizen who 5 fond
Of moral reflections.
Or By the company h promotes. re-
srcnaei the citizen wsc had been sever
a Tires promoted --chlezxo sun
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

80 y1a arr gong u marry the tute
h-1cssesF-r. arr y-u- sad the rs~fzEsar.
CASHIER. We'll. hnre yuu vii be
harpg
sure I VII. answered tn. blnuE~
a-rre~z He nlakes - 4 E-ek ant
Weighs $ pounds l-ss thln I Do happy
Vel. I xu~s- yes. T-Chaca<o DAILY News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

and every occasion tie results obtained
were jus. a. satisfactory as when the
pills we're rr-s brought 70 NJ notice
Just as enphatieally endorse the
preparation today a d5d over :wC
Years agD-
Poster Nuhzrn Co Bu@alc- y Y
PrOprietors- For sals Or al druggists
rrie= 80 cents pr box
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

A rev and ingenious pocket cal
eulztor. automatic in its action. has
been designed by q German inventor
dhe device comprises a small ease
about SIX inches in length made of
steel and aluminium There l. a kew
board OF nine figures corresponding 20
the numerals. and IL Is Additionally
provided with . small spring for the
supply OF the tens and hundreds.
There l. also q small dial. snf by
pressing the requisite keys the total
amount Is recorded upon the dial
Tae latest improvement In the WAY
Of q serewdrfyer provides for a mon
key-vrench attachment for use when
powerful pressure must be brought to
bear where 1t Is desired % remove
screws which have become securely
inbedded in their places By means Of
rust or other reasons This new i'm
piensent is made with . square shank
Of rather stout proportions. and this
enables the workman to make ne Of
. uonksy-vrsnch In conjunction With
the screwdriver. and thus the most
firmly imbedfed screw may be easily
dislodged-
Richard Strut. q son Of Lord Ray
leigh has Invented a clock which he
says. will run for 3.a1e years. The
motive power Is = small piere Of gold
Leaf. which i electrified by means of
q very small quantity Of raaiun salt.
The gold Leaf bends away from the
metal substance and keeps moving
under this influence until IL touches
the side Of the containing vessel Al
the mcmezt Of contact IL loses its eiee-
trieAi charge and then springs back
and Is again electrified. and the process
IL repeated Il + thought thar = thcr-
o1shly reliable clock could be made
vsth the use Of radium salt for 81 .eea.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

-u5t DcGxagrzft has nlate another a.
si<Hment- l. getting % he ehrrrse With
hrus- isn't H.
-. yes. The boTs eu the street refer
q Inn a. Old Peach GRIP --CieveIani
Leader
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
Agricultural and Horticultural Col.
onies On the Kansas City
Southern Railway.

Loeke<barg Coieny N Sever County,
txs-nsa-s, containing about u 90 acres. and
LorIng Colony IN Sabine Parish. Lou.s
ana- containing about - go acres. are nov
ep-n Tor settienent- Lands range IN price
llen -" to sA0s1 per acre, and ars sold
on easy terms 70 actual settlers. Iork~--
burg Ceicny 5 vel suited for Gen-raI
arning. stock raIssng and commercial
nut growing LorTng Colony les IN A
spissis.ld fruit. truck and tobacco rezson-
and = good TOR eorn and cotton also. Bofh
are situated IN a beautiful eounfry. WITH
a healthy Ornate and excellent wat-r.
" RTE Tor books concerning Lockeshgrx and
LorIng Colonies and Current Eweur-s
Aazlzlne 10 s C. Warner, e.. AT-A
\ ( ;. Rv-. Kansas City. No.: Z. Il
Hoesier. immigration Azt-, Il {. :. Rv-
Kansas City, Mo.
Seine men who would rot steal pocket
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
ALL DONE OUT.

Veteran Joshua Heller. q ~ south
Walnut street. Urbaaz- L. savs- In
the fall Of ises after taking Dan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Whrn Narrnni gr-s hs t-z-socss-ie
-Irsle=s t-ls<-aThy perfected astmirsss
vi have - ehzn-s their nethc.3s n time
q ar when they van. - cut a cabie.-
Boston Giot.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

A London doctor announces that one
VIII never want to drink il one Vim
sit ON = dish az apples The drinking
should nov stop.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Ialrie-1 nav = an znisrky uznb~r.
s1r ene scwlnx machine azd = pharn-
srzphs WI % the work II a dszen women
-0hieag5 New.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Orator Mans nhu-.an u 20 usu make.
counties m d. m-
Ant ---M laara-rr< Life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

am sure Piso's Cure for Carzumpeio.
s 8 NJ re tsres ysvrs zso--Arss Thea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Opportunity = a zanshoe zxti.t-S- o.
Pseay1ne
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
Cures Blood Poison, Cancer, uleer.

IL yea have offensive pimples or erup-
tons. ulcers On any part ef the body,
aching boEss or points. falling fair, mucous
patches. swollen glands. skzn I.ehes aad
burns. sore bps or gums. eating, fostering
sores, sharp gHawing pains. then you suf-
fer from serious blood poison or the o.
xininss Of deadly cancer Yoa nav e
Permanently cured by taking Botarsc
Blood Balm d. b. b. made especially to
cure the worst bleed and SKIN dises-~s
Heals every sore or ulcer, even DEADLY
cancer. stops al aches and pans and re-
daces al sweihnxs- Botanic Blood Balm
cures al malignant blood troubles. such
- eczema seshs and Scales. pinples- rms
mig sores eslrcuaelez, sgr0fuIa Drug
gsts. 81 To prove Il cures. sample 81
Blood Balm sent free and prepaid Nv
writing Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta Ca. n
scribe trnghie and free me.ieaI advce
ssnt N sealed letter.
When a mzn undertakes 20 prove hss
Importance he = ineiines4 70 axerStep the
mark-Ph-iaaelphsA BElI-tIn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

4 -ln u=vsr has 20 aa-- IouS q h-.t
z.ri- nlol-h a The 11-x-Ch c4-1 Rsca-d
Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Seine men who would rot steal . pocket
book DO not hesitate to steal a state
The C0mmoner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Gydnb e. H1alhAnss,s
WeOoEnAas 0Us,pousd
d positive cur. for all those pasuf,l
ailments Of women IL will suff-4Iv
cure the worst forms of Fernale C,,r-
paints. all Ovarian troubles. I-a,--
nation and liberation Falling "a
Displscem<ntz of the Womb ard 80
sequens Spinal Weakness and :.
poem iariy adapted 90 the CzGnas AZ
L.fe. Every time il viii cure
Ano&nn1he,
II has cured more cas- OF r.e--~--
rhrs than any other remedy the -ro-i4
has ever known IL Is airnr-ss INF rEF5l.
IN such cases Il dissolves ant -xu-l,
Tunors from the Uterus in an ea-iv
stage of development That
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causing pain weight and heassae.s J.
instantly relieved and p-rnazen-r
crrrd by its use Under all ci---. T.
stances is acts in harmony Win "A.
female system Il eorrer-s
kv0Oufarjfy,
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Weakness Of the Stomach. TH.fsr-~-i.s--.
Beating. Floodin~. Serxou< F-as--1-
tlon- Headzehe- General Dehiiisy 40
0&xxibo8e, Eainfnoss,
Extreme LassStads. .. ssru -s-s-rr al
. want-to-h = f-~ling. -v-5--
ability. ir-its h5li-v. nervousness. sr--p-
I-s~neSsl tssu.encv. uaeianrhnlv cr -
blues. and har<aehe- The a..
sure irtiszris1s Of Female Wea<ne~s.
sone cer7nz~rn<ns Of the Uterus Ear
k1ADoy 00aqpksisfs
and Bzei<ache Of ~ffA<r s-r the vere-s-
BE Compound = unes4ralesi-
Yea can write Mrs. Ps-shara ah.szs
yourself n s-ric-est c0uSdezre-
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
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