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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10
SAID TO BE SIMPLE
EASILY MIXED RECIPE ro7 KID
NEYs AND BLADDER
Tells Se7cerx Rev &c Prepare Thi,
t+cruc-Nlc- NistIr- g Cure tire
Kidneys a. Bladder ard
EireE -rasisF--

Get from auy prescription rha-r1
cisc the following
F1ut Extract DunteIloz. one-haIf
ource- Compound Ea-x1u- one ounce
Compound syrup Sarsarart-la. three
ounces.
sake well in a bottle ant take a
tsaspouuflT Dose after each meal and
A. bedtime.
The above Is considered by Al emf
neur authority. Who writes in a Naw
York tally paper. a. rhe finest pre-
scripcior ever written % relieve Back
ache. kidney Trouble weak Bladder
and all forms Of Urtna-v ditlcuIrtes.
Thts MIXTURE acts promptly Gu the
euUinarfve Tissues of the Ehtrevs en-
ahlng them 90 filter and srrar the
uric lcit ant ether waste matter e-ufa
re hd-ot which calses Rheuma-fsru.
Scue persons Who suffer with he
Affections uav n0C feel Inclined %
ulIce much confidence in This SIMPLE
MIXTURE. rst those who have tried il
say the rssulrs Are simply surprising.
rae relief being effected wi-h1u- thu
Il ghres- injury % the stomach or 9TH
~ organs.
SJLx some a1t give fr a trial L
certainly comes hi-hly recommended
e - the prescription sS IN eminent
authority whose entire reputation. x
Is said. Wis established By fr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10
SURELY Hao PRrzE FLN.
Mercy irv-ss-e n Incubator Was Net
AT LIST

PuuIrnsT Bigslow- the brilliant AZ
thor ant journalist. said the ether
day Of The chicken farm thai be IS
about 70 set ~ az NaBieu
I hope 20 succeed wtrh this farm. T
hope our experiences won't TOO closely
resemble that Of ny obi trisrf H1rl-
10 Rogers Rash Rogers lived N the
suburbs. On the suburban train eua
morning be said 20 ne With L sour
lHgh-
I've grt something nobody else has
get. Nr- BigHl0w
Have you, Rasa" said L 'Whar
ts IT,
Wen said Rogers. 7 bought 4
$50 incubator last month put SIS
worth OF eggs in It. azd harchet cut
4 bluhotrIa Hv
He truxued then sighed
fesI he saint I've g1c the only
$50 bIuebottle ~ n the world
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

Nsn ard Mules 6eGgirra fer Werk IN
tire NGurezira

One Of the most interesting orxanl-
r7-ious which took part in the man
suvers II Camp Tacoma. Washington
% western troops under Gen. FREEZER.
iciF Funston WIS the ITth battalion.
Geld artillery. Maj. C. A Bennett cori-
naming
The bar1a1nu consisted OF the seven
teenrh and eighteenth batteries. some
times referred To a -iackass' batter
IS. SAYS Leslies weekly. because Of
The use of Mules. The battery pieces
are transported in sections on the
backs q muies. the gins and carriages
being fivitet into four parts. making
four PACKS for ths same number Of
animals
This enables the batteries 10 be
transported through the most diffeulr
-sinns accessible 70 troops. and The
guns can b. brought into action in
mountainous country In the United
States army these batteries are coua-
Darlriveiy new bur they recefvsd
their baptism in the Philippines and
have proved rhefr practical value in
many sldrmishes upon the cottas and
l1rrs % the Norus.
~ = surprising how r7pfIfv -he
mules ara unlDaliad. thu parts Of the
gIn thrown together and the gun
.oafed. sighted and ready to BE- fred
nc a TEST q the eighteenth battery
ne men ran the mules back nftv
PAGES. unloadsd and assembled the
gun and fred in - seconds. This was
A worlds record
Tie WORK requires not only futeIIt
gent Bur powerful men. The glsa
ITSELF weighs IS pounds and rh.. trail
Tie sau1e. bur the men handle ne
2ieces with ease
The mules. too. a-s familiar with
ne erill amt perform their parts tn
very Intelligent manner. Thew know
lsetr respective POSITIONS ant when
rh's h1ad ns lifted they immediately
ifr1np forward so the piece can be
7iacet directly On rhe ground
The g1Il used IN these batteries has
4 ra1gs Of from 3.59a 20 taGq caer Z
fires a urge shell. but has A Inwar
lilzz.e veinciry than the larger Del.
7i@ces- n design the piece is some.
what similar % the screw xltu Of IN,
British army
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

After MANY years ae discussion
without alv real action. the state Of
Florida las az last commenced ne
work Of training The S-sur submerged
--Lcr xnuwn AS the Everglades This
$ % be done by curring A series Of
canals beading into rivers On both the
snif and Atlantic Slopes. The sec.
uun ~ b drained corurises absur
i,lah aHa aeres. UPON vhich rhsrs IS
&erT Title timber or brush. cuuse-
guen-ly The work OF reclamation viii
D. comparatively easy and il Is ex
9es,red "a have several thousand asres
readE for cultivation ant settlement
By December gf this Year Owing 70
ne latitude and the great richness OF
ne sofL TINS land VIII De % great
Y1ile when thoroughly drained
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10
COINED A arc WORD
LfttI- c-e Nz1tss - P5<< ire "Ur-
eerr-if-rs-ser- Fse1-ra.

Wen the H-st ErrIs r-az,st1Irhts-
vas Big enough 20 want 20 picS the
slrtsn flowers. the grandparents tried
every xuilefur ule1nls % save their peE
pcsiss from dsvls=1-i1u- A truce Vas
reached whe1 l- Wis agreed that Etar-
-iet shnult ler the z1-dar -lln-s alone
ant PICK oury -chfItrens Hcwers."
descriptive RARE bestowed A. once
lhsa CT d1l,teucus. bur-srcu7s.
ta.stss azt cl1vsrs After ta.s there
vas peace tn the family one day
katherine. the newest rraztiI1xhrer.
VS. cuursutsdIF pu-IiHS grasses While
r-antr1uther sliCred 81 blossoms
t-gE shs forget Ee-n1-s Katherine
remembered rhac FRESH flowers bad
not asen g1-hsrst To- the dfnnsr Il
Die She ran over 70 rra1itlnthsr and
promptly cutne,t one q the tou-sst
Nu-,ts a t7urTs1r-ott ever used
-ts-1nst111the-- she begged. -cant 7
ptck the 1ztsrchfsrsnabls towers
Tor dlurarr'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

Don Mariana Torinuia. Of tha IA
nous tucaI family oc rorloula. IN
Rome praised American cigars a. a
Inner N New YORK
Our Italian cig1rs are noe 40 zpot e
he said They ara made By the INV.
sruusn1- They aT= az long and thin
Is a lead pencil and they have a
straw tn the midi1e- otherwise. thew
would not draw You light these Tra,
an Cigars d ours over a lamp. a soe.
ci.illy made cigar lamp thar burns
WITH A strong lame. The Lighting -
gItres from three 10 five minutes.
These cigars. for al the trouble thev
aka. are poor. gave QUE 70 an
American in Rome one morning. He
put r. in his pocket and said he
would smoke IL Inter
met aim again thar night A. the
CAFE NaziuuIle. tn the Corso.
Wen said. how fit Won Ike nv
cigar
On. IT was excellent. salt he I
enjoyed IL Immensely. had IL boiled
Tor nv dinner with some currsd
beef
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

Over st5,A00.gG0 Is to be expended
BY the French government for the
construction Of 4 tunnel canal An
miles long. 20 feet wide and ~ feet
above. the water level OF the vauIre,t
root 20 connect the port OF MarseiIIss
mere directly with the Rhous river.
The great width Of this tunnel viii
permit the passing OF two barges,
VIII De- completely lighted BY siec-
rrtciry and possess a small railroad
running along its side This great
engineering fear is TO BE- finished in
seven or eight years and viii nsaessi-
tate the extraction Of some I.s5g. III
cubic wards OF rock and earth. The
great Slmplou tunnel nscsss5tated the
extraction OF some lisa t89 cubic
wards, thus making this new tunnel
the greatest work OF its Kind vet AZ.
tempted on the continent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

Commodore Vanderbilt Rad Not rcr>
sotrsn Cid Days.

The coming OF age OF Miss Gladys
Vanderbilr and the payment 90 her Of
some twelve millidns OF dollars inher-
itance has brought out 4 new crop oe
anecdotes about the Vanderbilt for
time. One q the latest illustrates
the democratic spirit Of the Old COM
mudCre-
Sitting on the porch Of Il fash
iDnable hotel at a fashionable resort
on one occasion. il IS related. the
commodore saw a hdv approaching
with whom be was acquainted. HIS
wife and daughter. who recognized
her. could scarcely Contain their an
ger when be arose and politely adj
dressed Der
Don't you know. said the daugh-
ter after she had gnue. that hGr-
rid woman used 20 sell poultry to
u.s.
Yes. responded the odd Million
ARE. and remember when your
mother sold root beer and peddled
oysters in New Jersey"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10
TasNsFoaNATToNs.
Curious Results When Coffee 1rirSil-c
IS Aeanccrec.

L Is almost as hard for an odd coffee
topper I'd quit the use OF coffee as it =
for a whisky or tobacco iend to breax
or except that the coffee user can
quit coffee and take up Postum wirI.-
cur any feeling Of loss Of the MORN
ING beverage for when Postum Is we'll
sotlsd and served with cream. il Ia
really better In point OF favor than
moEE OF tile coffee served nowadays.
and to the taste OF the cuunoizssur It
i Ike the favor OF fine mild lava
Il great transformation takes pIIce
IN the body within ten days or two
weeks after coffee Is Left CT and
Postum used for the reason thai tbs
poison to the uerves-caTsfne-I,.l.s
been discontinued and in It's place L.
taken a liquid food that contains uhe
most powerful elements OF nourfsh-
ment
ht Ls easy To make this test and
prove these statements hy eEan@iE,s
from coffee to Postum Rsad The
Road To MELVILLE Il pkgz There's
4 Re2Scn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10
SLEEP BROKEN sY ITCHING.
Eczema Covered Whcle 5ccy far q
Teir-Nc 7eiieI Until cuticura
Remedies PrcVe a Success.

For 4 year I have had what they
call eczema had an itching al over
ny body. AMI when [ would retire for
the night il w0uIf keep me awake half
the night. and the more would scratch.
thu more ir would itch. tried all
kinds OF remedies. but could get no re-
lief
4 used enc cake OF Cuticura Soap.
one box Of Cuticura. and two vials ot
Crticura Resoivens Pulls. which cost
me dollar and twenty iva cents in
al. ami an very glad tried them. for
I was completely cured Walter W
PagIisch. e0T y R1bey St. Chieagn,
II, Oct and Ii. 1906.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

The recent tsazh IN France OF vic.
Admiral Fra1qusu recalls the tsrr that
d was the hero Of the only naval n,
g.IgemenE n the Frazcu- Prussia. war
The scene was Havana where Fran.
alIst commanded he Bouvet. which
Kept watch on the Pr7Issian SHIP Ne.
teor- The lazrsr was well armed
Though the 5oUver had only nrhr ar.
t1l-sry- Fralguer challenged the Ger.
man captain 10 i naval duel ard the
a1er VAS 1ccepsssE The. bnars saiIsss
from the harbor. followed by span.
lsl ships as unpires The Bouvet ar
ence rammed the Meteor Both Sims
we're hadlv tanaged
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

Wcrs tEs been started ou RE f1ur-
t1-i1u for 4 monument % James B,t-
ch1H11 AZ SONY Bd-re-. Franklin
c11-rv- Pen r,vlniI bis Birthplace.
IRE ruat 20 rhe CIT hc.use in wh1ch
James Bs1chlzaa WIS 5cru- 4 distance
q h1If a mile hII % be- u-acli1-zfza,t
n order % d. ID slr shs heavy a11I-
ing -lIr VIII hIve % - due \
s-1ue c-r1she- ls Gu rhs x-uEna II or
te- co crush r1l psrchss q scoua for
ERE f1ult1-.cu In -hs WORK q sxca-
-a-a-u ssvs-ll r-l-u-st-lss hIEe al-eaiT
ben discovered I1uCrG them rwu
pisces % uir ron fastened Together
ca rh,s s7uc Where c1cs tie oct 9-s-
1iIce W. s.--I-e,f
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

Photography has caught the FAST
est express rain in motion BIZ means
OF the einsnarngraDh. and it also
shows the growth Of flower. A bud
which bursts into bloom in. say. ts
days. Is exposed to a camera every
10 minutes during the 1s DAYS. and
when the pictures developed from the
INNS are assembled IN order in the
moving picture machine. the observer
may see. to his deIighr. all IN a min
ute or TWO the gradual breaking Of
the huf-rae blossoms open. close by
night and reopen in the morning. the
leaves grow under the eye, the sta
menz peep from cover. and. finally
the falEolowE acwsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

The average weld % corn in the
United S1anas Il = bushels and the
average value per acre Is eight dol
lars. from which the cost Of pruduc,
ing the crop must be dedaetsd before
II can Yiaif profit There Is noe a
cent Of praft IN the average crops O.
any kind Average crops do not pay.
and average farmers are not content
with the average crop they want the
best The fauIr OF an average crup
often lies IN the cultivation Some,
times it Is in the land and again it Is
in seasou- bur it more often lies IN
the farmer himself.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

There gas the big sss-51-s est --lr
IN t1Eu-' 7s-is1ulIs-ica-Iy saht L eth
rsu Of Pe--gvlls- lu,t1casiu< With 1 cpn-
rszptEuus lers q bis thumb a pom
pogs-lgp eartn- uersuu1ga Who WIS
passing -Ftz thtzks 50 ta-ue,t uz1ch
q htzsslf ch1r IL Won't loaf in i <ru-
gerry store Nse ur'tizarv t0IAs-tr b.
cant Loaf IN tie hank ke won't Ioas
II al AMI ls FIR As ean see. b.
Ant 50 alfred better than suue q
the rest 1t Is. Eei-asr..--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

The first record OF saddIes being
used On horses IS IN the third century
Leather saddles were known in Ene
and In the year s8a- One aurharfry
states that sidssadfIes for women
we're IN use in Germany In the
twelfth century and that they were
common IN the fourteenth. and that
Anne Of Bohemia. first wife Of Riehar,f
u 9f England. introduced such a sad
LIE in England IN Issz. while another
declared that she did net INTRODUCES IL
auI 1sSa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

7 hGvs a friend Eh1 SAYS hs tresu'c
ra- ulu-h -a-rrr-h the dar-- -p-uartsd
he wurlI1- -bu- every COW Ant thsu
b axes a E--ls nip 60 cuuf1rr h1u-
seit- Z Suppose Err rnc eating EFe
says IFS se-v -70t for ma1 who IS
ca -1e shItF sbts q 80 20 IKE u--l@
u-ps &C scme1hi1x sr-snErhsnf1E
through -1e G1v
T1u -HI I'm f-u- re saft the
aer-lciSv cul0us- that When - <f-s
70 b. 90 -as shltv sitts % The sixties.
i'm Den or onlv -,o,t fun arm. bur It
VII D. lasclr-sIT necessary To his
exEsrszca
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

r "a very hard to make IN impress
sion On those people VITO defend their
possessions on all occasions. A lady
was explaining to a visitor the many
advantages OF concrete hollow-block
construction. Of which the walls Of
her new home were built
The air spaces in the walls afford
Insulation against heat IN summer and
cold in winter she explained Be
sides. such walls afford ventilation
and insure 4 more healthfuI house"
The visitor reflected a moment. and
replied.
Our frame house must be quite rs
well built Every night we lock the
cat in the cellar. and have TO let her
out OF the attic in the morning.
Youths Companion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

There 3 4 b1r ot humur and BE-
Sides. a spIeuG1t moral for The Young
business man II i verdict recently
rendered by a cDruusr's inv
We. rhe iIrv- h1d from the phvsi-
ciazs s-a-smen- that the Deceased
cane 70 his Esazh from hearr flfIIre.
s'I1ert1ltl1csd BIZ E-gsiaess fazI1re.
which E1s caIzed BIZ speculative fafE
IRE wuleh Wis n -Iru tie result Of
fIiTu-s % look ahead
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

\ g-=1- se1sI-l11 las been caused
a. Nl---l- IL I-l-T eT tho ,.-scuvs-T
Il -e1 LIE cs Ma rs1ts Eks tia
lr-tt c.i-IX &C 4 -s,slsvaI r1e1l,t-11-l
i appears -h-l- 4 vgl-r woman named
C1--=-l O-II--si-t- - wears OH AT
g r'cE family t1s hser Injured II
---1-lc asylum By Esr oE1 family
e c-1s- 70 keep - from correspond
~ wt-1 I yCuzs III O. her ow- ST.
-r Il LIE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

Close TO Il billion dollars OF new
bonds and shares were issued in Wall
street from JI1uary 10 last July. The
railroads. which have been the great
est borrowers ssued the great bulk
OF these securities. In taking its lines
from Jersey City to Long Island the
Pennsylvania company has been
spending s1a0.09d .000.-Bostun Globe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

4 f1ri1rn IookiuE man vls brought
Before a magistrate for Drunkenness
ant tsurJierlv conduct When asked
what BE- hlf 20 say tlr himself. b.
z1zet DeusivgIy n the Judge. smooth
ea down L remnant Of -rIv hair. and
satf-
You honor Mans fuhuuaufrv %
1I11 makes countless thousands
mourn. I'm not a. debased Is swift.
Il 7rufIgats Is BEruH. IL Iissfparsd
Is Poe. or Is tshauehed a.
Thar VII Gl1.- numbered thz r1a--
ist-a1s. Thirty DAYS AMI. officer.
take list q those names and run en-
IN They're As bad i Lot Is he is
LIlpircprE-s Nl-azfra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

\ foreign Inohing woman. rather
vel dressed. came II the oth-r day.
SAIL rhe librarian AZ ogsa of the East
siiie branches. AMI assed for Cot
tage Cheese. I supposed. ct course.
thaE some enc haf directed her to L
tsllrv or perhaps Il grocery AMI that
sic haf guE into the wrong place. But
she insisted thar she vas IN the riEh :
pl1cs and shIE r. vas -Csc1a-a
Cheese that she wanted It's the
name Of i book. she said Thar give
ne the tip that she simply had a rItI.
ulzet Up. AMI sCe enough. il VII
Scurrish ChIeEs. r-CIsVelaud PIair
Dnafa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

y F-azE o. -s-s-vt-f- c9ci1l 5s1-
.-s- -7 -1e sr-11 60 N7ruccu. has sesz
s-e-G1- t.s v1e1--c n PtUzEsl,E
g j. a-.1 ar a -ecs1- t-11s- b. s.L-,t.
1----rs as d Lar cht
-- & WISE -c punish ca.1t-su- hTr
--- -r-~r-1-V a1cw a .asr-5s- Il
-l--1- wnc ~ s1- A hl--h rod ID
-u-as1 BIS l--ls sg1 wa enc .lv
rts ac-- 1okr- A. tie -lt. sahI 7l-s-
r
Pl-A womb ycz mat giving -
- r-s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10
OF 4 ,iscxzs-L sc4ooNEs.
Day See 10 s-s Ls. - -. Gf=G-
scatter Es-er--s--

T1e -1--re -fe ca a rIcSsrvl
Schooner ls z-t rs-arz1=s. TIE e-sN
eezs-s eC 90 zen. sd-ge- and
crus- rw- ma constitute a warrh-
c-e -,'se IS Eaa- -le 1ther n
RE w-sez- al -za sash Kan h1s Two
E0urs c- aar. z-t .ss1 r. haurs -.
set1-e E rr-n e-a-s 1-uu-t AGAIN
L------ -tzs -er-'E - nav BE- called
r- -r shorten s1l- uns1 IRE ters &C
-e perform r-her work EEzf q tha
e-s~ h1re tter egzss forward with
t1e r-aS. v,e is az1r 90 tne f1rvcas-
IL ara rse -ss sler7 1sc wt-h tha
-a7-r We uTrs assigned 20 4
EEa trzz 1t- Whe-e We we're ars
troubled al-1 galley E-1sl1s. huc haI
r~ De- ca orr r-u1 bee1v5-r AT -
-r-s 1-t -~urs were forward To.
crew are f- -u- sess-s. re otter -1sa
~--1 TIE E-1sr-T-lvgt WlE1=51a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

Justin Mccarthy tells L story of TIE
l1re Henry Ward Baecher. NJ
Beechsr entered Plymouth church ore
s'I1s.ay and found several Ierrers
1w1iriag him He opened one and
found ir Contained the single word
Fool Quietly and with becoming
SERIOUSNESS he announced % the con-
g-egarion the facr n these words 7
h1Ve known many IN Instance az L
u1a writing L letter and forgetting ID
sign his name but this IS the only
inItancs have ever known af L man
signing his name and flrget-ing .
write the better"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

E1ppy marriages are surely possible
zen IN these anpoetfc. hard-hearted
times. They ara. if the people will
only follow the instinct # their better
natures and marry for Iove-the rever.
emf. tmpassiuuare love Of the man for
TIE maiden. the pure. unsophisticated
affection OF the maiden fur the man
Lstead Of ha-tsring happiness for
r.-lk or mCuev-TnOrue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

A lotion and powder for tender and
swollen feet. One teaspoonfll OF ho-
raeic acid to ors pint OF grain alcohol
After bathing the feet in hIkevarm
water. spray them with the lotion
used tn an atomi-er. and fan until dry.
The effect Is delightful Then rub
over the foot this powder. or put It IN
the stocking
Powdered starch. IS grains. oil Of
herEamot ten drops. oil % lavender.
8 drops, oil Of winteryrsen. fs drops.
Mix well. and pass through a sieve.
ExceIlent-NationaI Magazine.
The time is never lost that ID de-
voted 70 work-Emerson.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

run down from $50 TO rs pounds. I
vas having terrible pain in the Rid
neYs. and the secreti0us passed almost
invuIuntlrilv. Nv left beg swelled IN
til IL was 30 inches around. and the
toct1r tapped IL night and mnruing
until I could no longer stand Il. and
then be advised amputariou. re-
fused. and began using Dean Kidney
Pills The swelling subsidized grast,I-
ally. the urine became natural. and al
nv pains and aches disappeared
have been well nnw FIR nine years
since using Deans Kidney Pills"
For sale BY all dealers. 80 cents n
box Foster lIiIbur1 Co.. Buffalo. " z.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

L professor II the University CT
Virginia WIS eudeavorilE TO Impress
upon the youths Of his Glass the NON
struus crime OF using the asfve-D
badly where the adjective bad
should be used
Now. be said. after an ezhaustiva
explanation IF 4 man should say to
you I feel badly what weult WON
think
I'd think be had the grippe. sir
responded the wag Of the class.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

says Il had been
showing symptoms OF
kidney trouble from
the time I was mus
tered our OF the army.
bur In all my life I
never suffered as in
1897 Headaches. diz-
ziness and sleepless
ness. first. and then
dropsy I was weak
and helpless. having
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

Thee Is 4 Et--s Story gong ruu1t
liz E7-se ct cuZEals lscu- i csr-1i1
Es-1s- -eo a1s1liret from voting
C --- deceased wtfss sister Bin
Q-ss-11-st bT enc u rs f-ae1ls IS .
-1e -sLs-1 tl- his a5scs-ragz- h. re-
rs1 wen UE t=a- fellow rs izs-
1E= -hs-ET vie rs / zisc=r-
T5kn Ban
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10
Catch Of I,r.nesr Ei.,----.,

Consul G. H Scidmore, OF Negasakf,
reports the estimated value OF the
catch of the Japanese deep-sea hsh-
ermsn in 1906 as s551.9S They also
captured fish ID the value OF sftd.4I5
along the Korean coasts. INCLUDING
whales. worth sSS. 600.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

l sea truGr Wis caHzht n Aberdeen
recently WHICH swan I'D niles IN -
@lyz. ant doubled trs weight au the
WY i WIS MARKED ant put into the
Cogust IN NcrrhHuberia1... AMI when
recaHghr n Aberdeen rs length vas
not Increased IFS rapid gain IN weight
being due ID cnrpGlenee-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

There are so many soothing and
nygienlc elements in water. Just clear
water. either hot or cold. thar. gem
orally speaking. the whole human
race would be better for more varied.
Z not necessarily eopinus, use OF It.
Few persons drink enough water be-
tween meals.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

Mrs Cussen-Why It'd YOU take the
parrot OUT Of the room
Mr. Cussem-Hes inst beginning To
learn TO talk, and Z thought &c was hesr
to keep aim cur while I was putting
Gu ny new shirt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

" hssher you be men or women. YOU
VII never DO anything IN the xorLd
without cuarage- Il Is he greatest
FVIa-iry Of the mind aszz -1 honor
lanes Alan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

\ report received ar Pshug from
Chang ftngran<- the Chinese resident
AZ Lha-ssI. tells OF the establishment
ot l E1rlve newspaper ths- first ore
ever printed In the Ththet1u Lla-
glags-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

The grand Jury Of New York coun,
" returns On an average sixrF-6nur IN.
1iccmenrs each day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

And the sooner a man makes u his
mind 20 Ter a woman have the Last
word the sooner the controversy VIII
end
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

The reward Of kin,fuess Is a more
lovahIe disposition and Il wider vlsiJ1
az opportunity Jacobs.