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Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
Paint Lick Lady
Writes Thanks


Paint Lick. Ky-~I suffered 50 much
from vonaniy trouble writes Mrs.
Mary Freeman. Of Paint Lick. Ky
before commenced to take CardaI
I vas so weak f-on Il. that was
down on NY back nearly all the tine.
I have taken three bottles Of Cardui
and I, has done me more good than
any medicine ever took in ny life.
I can't possibly praise it too highly.
It has done so much for me and I viii
DO all I can to help you for think I,
Is the only medicine on earth that rm
cure female troubles
You need not Be afraid to try cardui.
for in doing so you are making no nev
experiment In drug dosing or In tablets
Of concentrated mineral ingredients.
Cardui as a medicine. az a tonIc for
weak. tired. worn-out women. is time
tested. safe. reliable II has helped
others and should certainly help you
Composed Of gentle-acting. herb In
gradients. its action Is mild and nat
urai and it has no bad after-ereets. as
have many Of the powerful drugs.
sometimes recommended.
Try it.
" B--wrff~ tes Isdi~s' Aavtssry
Dept Chatta.esx. u~ai~i.~ Ce-- chat
taaecxs- Tcnn- for Special Isssr.~sfsss.
and ss-psge book. -Hso~ rr~stn~ss for
womes-- sent In pi.in Wrapper. 80 r--
Ss-st.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
IN Demand.

An infant in a Pullman car set up
loud vail. and would not BE- CON
forred.- uarrates a high railroad OF
fciai. and came forward and told
the young mother that had helped
TO raise ave. and that | thought /
could secure a quietus. put the little
tun tum across nv knees. and with
gentle iog<ins achieved beautiful re
suits
Instead Of giving ne the eredi;
deserved some drummers in the car
"a. we'd stern disapproval Of my but
ting In
At two :. N. the baby woke up and
staid awake. and kept every one else
In the car awake. Finally a gruf
vol = asked.
where's that fool that put Il to
sleep this afternoon. I vonder~
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

Money AMI expense are not essentiai 70
artistic homs- and attractive rocms- one
dollar and fifty cents worth q material
wIii completely transform a crude. mar
tistic room into graceful. dainty apart
ment.
Really it u good taste ard skill that
rake~ the home houielike- That dainty
touch l. worth tuIce a. mach a. money
Wall paper : cXpenSive-it costs money
o. huy It. n hang u and ag1In TO -
move u. With the use ~ the alshastined
wall there = only the slight co~t of the
rsaterial-any one can brush Il on-1nd u
is not necc-sary - wash it on the val
when 4 fresh coat = required
u = ven easy 10 NIX. very simple 70
srply. but the results are simply heaurI-
fui- \ whole horse can hc done AZ TuS,
a little more than the cost Of a single
roorn when ordinary materials are u-ed
And this = true. that now that Ee have
81 uuch better materials for Use in the
decoration of our homes. that wall paper,
common kalscmine and paint are nov as
much out of date a. the Old time white
wash. tallow candles and rough hswr
fonrs Mere money - no lonzrr an es-
--ntial in god h0sseizEn-.Aing in sss,s,sc
home making.
The new materials and labor-saving -,-
ehines are nla-t welcome To u all-znd
every thoughtful woman. every woman
who e-r-, for her home, 70 gulek 20 utilize
them
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
ROSY COLOR
Produced by Postum.

When a person rises from eaca
meal with ringing in the ears and a
general sense Of nervousness. IL Is
a common habit to charge il 10 a de-
ranged stomach
4 found ii was caused from drtpk.
ing coffee. which | never suspected for
long time, bat found by leaving o.
coffee that the disagreeabIe feeling,
went away.
was brought to think Of the sub
leei by getting some Postum and this
brought me out Of trouble.
II IS a most appetizing and irvir-
Grating beverage and has been Of
such great benefit to ne that I uatu-
rally speak Of it from time 10 ttue
as opportunity offers
A lady friend complained to ne
that she had tried Postum. but IL did
not taste good In reply 10 ny aues-
uon she said she guessed she boiled IL
about ten minutes I advised her IN
follow directions and know thar she
boiled II fifteen or twenty minutes. and
she would have something worth tall.
ing about A short time ago heard
one Of her children say that they were
drinking Postum nowadays. so I
Judge she succeeded In making IL
good. which is By no means a dtmcult
task
The son OF one of my friends was
formerly pale lad. but since he Ia,
been drinking Postum. has a fine color
There Is plenty Of evidence that
Postum actually does make red blood /.
as the famous trademark says"
Head The Road to WellviIle," !" found
In pkss- There's a Reason
Ever read the above I~ss~rs
ese appears from time to ffn.>. m,
se.aiaes srre. sd fsu ef hsnss
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
why does Great Britain buy Us cat
neal Of usf

Certainly it seems like carrying
Goals TO Newcastle to speak Of export
ing oatmeal to Scotland and Jet. every
year the Quaker Oats Company SENDS
hundreds OF thousands Of cases OF
Quaker Scotch Oats to Great Britain
and Europe.
The reason is simple: while the
English and Scotch have for centuries
eaten oatmeal in quantities and with 4
regularity that has made them tne
most rugged physically. and active
mentally Of all people. the American
has been eating oatmeal and trying al
the time TO improve the methods OF
manufacture so that he might get that
desirable foreign trade
How well be has succeeded Woui1
be seen AZ a glance at the export re
ports on Quaker Scotch Oats Inis
brand l. without \ rival. Is packed n
regular packaKes. and in hsrmetieally
sealed tins for hot climates 81
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
Answers 20 PRAYER.

The answer 10 prayer-to most
prayers-begius on two siees-God's
and our own We must be willing to
work toward It and sacrifice for it.
and the sacrifice Is sometimes so
heavy tEat ne shrink hack II We
ask for health. for education. for
prosperity. We know that We must
work In the direction OF our desire
II We ask for spiritual gifts we rea-
lize that the same is true. but too
often when We plead for some special
blessing for those we love. for the
lifting OF a burden from their lives or
ours. for some charge that holds good
and happiness. we forget that its
granting will surely claim from Us
some price Of sacrifice or rsnuneia-
ton Whatever our prayer. we needs
must nave a share in IS answering
net because Of the Fathers unwilling
ness. but because OF his love that
knows US through and through
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
Our Coed Resolutions.

Good resolutions are never a short
cut TO good works Carefully thought
plans and earnestly made resolves are
valuable only as they bring into plain
sight the duties that We ought TO be
doing They are worse than useless
When We let them take the place Of
dutydoinx. as We so often do. A man
will. on his way from his house to his
Office az the beginning Of the day.
make such good plans and resolves
for that day that by the time he
reaches his ofice he has unconscious
ly let himself think that the hardest
part Of the work Is already done: and
then the real doing OF it evaporates in
the glow Of the plan-making. Il is
better for most people to spend more
Of their time on what needs TO be
done than on planning when and how
they will do H. An unplanned duty
done is better than a duty tha: always
remains planned for-SeIested.-
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

Typhoid had broken out in their
neighborhOcd and the family resorted
10 travel as tie best means Of preeaa-
Jion until the trouble should subside.
They arrived at Quebec by the
morning boat intending 10 take il to
Montreal in the evening. but the sight
sesrs got tired and returned early in
The afternoon TO find the top Of the
smoke stack on a level with the dock
the tide having dropped Is feet.
Mamma cried the little girl. did
God drink up all that water
Yes. my child
Then hadn't we better tell him Il
wasn't boiled
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
REAL WISE BOY WAS WILLIE
A., p.ve kro~r Proper Answer
70 Question. But Ne Knew
tire Fair SEX

-FIattery.- said William FaVersham'
Al A rehearsal in New YORK mas
great weight With women
This fact was brought home TO me
in NJ boyhood- Before entering chg.
veil rrannsr school I attended KIND
- ki-Ssrrarten. Ny teacher was a
very pretty young lady.
willie. ny teacher said TO ne che
uo-uinr Why vas Sol non the Wisest
-an in the World
Because. ua'au.' said ]. he BAD
a. uany wives TO advise him
Well. said NY teacher. With a
pleasant smile. that Is not the pre-
else answer given in the book. but you
nay - up head
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

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ss.ns !. n-azi-f Yn1 have r4rrein< >nEl1s1 . N
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tlu, sra-r1< - - Er<rruy~f Nrr-Fr- .zs 1~s
c-.f 4 -. A. ea,z-ss - Ck-x--a sharh . .ct.1<
IA. A r4s-rzf rurst.f .fs11 q - r1lrrss ~r-1r--
We III I've one H1ntr~f ralars - anr - q
r-a---- f-xz~9 ~ rstsr-ef tnat e.n.ef = oarri
~ H.Ts Cssar-r Cur. -~nt - crr1s-< ~
~ CHENEY CO. I1ss.1n. q
e.-af ~ n~l<xi~.sl -
Isse H., EEzly PEzs inr cccs<ipzflon-
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
W-ora Vie. Of Marriage.

There would be less divorce said
ex-Gov- Pennypaeker. If there we're
fewer men ike William Windls-
William Windle embarked on an ex-
cursion steamer for Point Breeze. and
a few miles out. as he paced the upper
deck and drank in the bracing ozone,
he spied his friend Jackson
Why. Jackson. how are ys- he ex-
claimed Are ye out for pleasure. or
is yer wife aloug%-
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
t+is Cats His Las, Thouob,.

Brought to a realization that he was
about 10 die and that his two cats
bis constant companions and only sci.
ace. might starve. George Snyder. IS
years old. staggered more than a mile
20 beg a neighbOr to care for them
he expired. muttering plaintively.
Feed nv cats" The neighbor sent
for the cats. declaring he would pro-
vide for them as long as they lived.
Snyder. who was St Louis county's
Oldest resident. lived the life Of a her
nit in his shack near Eureka
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

\ little fveyear-old who had been
watching her mother dress for an
evening entertainment surprised her
mother Sith the following question:
Mother. didn't you say you were al
most - years Old
Yes. replied the mother.
Well answered the little girl. you
cont look II tonight. but you viii to
EorroW morning.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

Is sick or will - SORE tirle with so--e
OF the DISEASES that NATURES REM
EnI tNR tabletsf viii cure or prevent
II every person knew as much ahoz. Ma
tur-'s r. uefy as I Do. mcSr of this SICK
ness vnuid b prevented I want yu1 70
know about NAture's Remedy I want 10
Serd you FREE AZ ny expense a % day
trsatr-@nt that va r1ay Know lust how
good Natures Remedy Is fer Cnustfpa-
tiou- Rheumatism. Dyspepsia. Liver and
Kidney Complaint. and why Nature
Remedy Is Better than Pills FOR Liver Ins.
All Druggists Write me to-day for free 70
days treatment 4 Il Lewis. ST Louis.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

4 wouldn't marry the best man in
the world" said Miss DolIiyer. scorn-
fully.
I'm glad to hear it, cried Boliver
ioyously. Then l can hope"
You she retorted.
Yes said BoliVer. I'm not the
best man in the world. YOU know
And she married him just to ze,
even--HarpeT's Weekly.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
Hab. vieious ore.

Nov there IS no need here Of wan
siors. and trying 20 ax the precise
measure or the comparative measure
OF guilt In Gods sight which there
may be II tszs or that or the other
form Of profanity Il IS enough to
say that the cigarette habit OF swear
ing IS not good It is a mild type OF
profanity: and because IL is mild is
more frequently put in evidence by
women than men. but II IS not good
Il IS an oIense TO a refined taste Il
IS a debasement OF language. and
tends all the time to reduce ones 70
eabulary Of choice and appropriate
words Il lowers the mental tone Of
individuals and circles and under the
delusive guise OF yivaciiy reduces
thought TO the cheap quality Of bar
gain counter
TIE atmosphere OF 4 home which
IS filed with these explosives is not a
wholesome one for children to breathe
II Is bad anywhere and everywhere.
L IS impossible TO believe that a dis
etple Of our Lord can be quite so
spiritually minded. can live IN quite so
close and vital a relationship with him
who made tha, startling deliyerance
about our responsibility for even the
Idle words that We use. and be quite
so much Ike him in mind and aim
and character. II there is no restraint
OF the kind Of speech which savors.
even in a mild degree Of the profane.
II one eanno; express ones opinion.
and say ones say. whether man or
woman. without swearing. or so much
as indicating desire to swear. it is
better TO remain silent-SorthEes
Christian Advocate
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

;he hospital because they wanted 10
operate on me went to ST Joseph's
Hospital al Omaha and put in three
months there without any gain. Ixas
pretty well discouraged when was
advised TO use Deans Kidney Pills. I
did 50 and By the time | had taken
one box. the pain in the back left ne
kept right on and a perfect cure
vas the result
Remember the naEe-Doan's.
For sale by all dealers. 80 cents a
box Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. NY
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

more Marine Hos
pital for nine
months / had a
dull pain in the
small OF ny hack
th at completely
wore ne out The
urine was in a ter
rible state. and
some days I would
pass half 4 gallon
OF blood I left
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
No 4eIp Needed

A little miss Of Eve years who had
'een allowed to stay Up for an evening
oarty was .olc about $50 to 90 to bed
Very. very slowly she moved toward
me stair An aunt. seeing her re-
uetanee. asked: Helen. can I do anv.
:ning TO help your No. replied
aeien- I Will get there altogether too
soon as IL is.--Iudge-
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

Ugh spIuttered Mr.. Jones. That
nut had a worm in it,
Here urged a friend. Offering him
a glass OF water. drink this and wash
IL down
Wash II down. gro~led Jones.
Why should I. Let him walk
Everybody's
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
Extensively Fed

customer.-Mr. Wilfong. Why do
you charge such an enormous price
for pound and a half Of veal chous,
Butcher.-Mrs- BartIeson. think of
the gallons and gallons of eightcent
milk it has taken to grow that eaIf-
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

Very few men know how 10 keen
sun The Italians have a proverb.
Hear. see. and say nothing. IL YOU
wish TO live in peace The man who
Is bent on telling all he knows. gen
orally ends in telling a good deal more
than he knows The tongue is harder
To birdie than the widest horse that
ever roamed the prairie. The Ger
mans say truly that talking comes bv
nature. while silence comes of the IN
csrstsnding-
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
Speech Vulgar
and Profane

-RAx HERE IS no need o' going
!: !: ! S: !: s: : !. !: !: !. /. : : !. s: &: !: !. I
bacco rolled Up in a BIT Of
paper. and made TO look both attrae-
tive and harmless. u IS a cigar In It's
infancy. In time. n the one who In
duiges In cigarette smoking lives long
enough. it viii groE into a cigar. But
the weed done Up in the fine style Of
a cigarette is not thought % b. quite
so offensive and vulgar as when er-
ioyed in the form d a pure Havana or
a big black Concstoga. OF a clay pipe
Il IS tobacco all the same. whether
neld together By a Leaf from It's own
stem. or wrapped UP Ia curl papers.
or crammed into the bowl of a meer-
schaum. For obvious reasons Il Is the
cigarette that Is most affected b.
ladies
However. IL Is rot with cigarette
smoking that xe are now concerned.
but with cigarette swearing For there
Is kind Of profanity which bears the
same relation to the coarssr sort OF
taking the name Of the Lord In vain
that the tempting little cigarette does
to the full grown cigar This. too. IS
the form Of swearing which Is most
indulsed tn By the fair ser. Il is not
often. fortunately. that one hears a
round. plump oath from the lips of a
woman. When one does. IL Is unut-
tsrably shocking. especially IL it be
from the lips Of mother In the midst
of her chiidren-
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
All Tired Out

Dc yog feel duII. occazianaIly-,u, q,
sor,ss Headaches and Dazziaexxy Th@
AL = ether Nfth yogr stomach Or yol.r
lter Ne safe. sure and easy way 10 x~r
- ., either trouble Is 20 take NATURES
REMEDY Take an Mr. Tahlet 10 rixhr-
=. - sNsrien the stomach and regulate
&c aver. kidneys ard bowels. Faxv-~ss~~
- ct e Boz IRE A asLeuis
Neciesne Co. ST. Louis. Mo-.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

vas brought up by my colored
nurse. said the southern girl at a
party On the seventeenth floor Of a
Harlem apartment house.
vas brought up BY the elevator -
the New York girl declared
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
THOUGHT so LITTLE.

ChollyChCmpleigh-I'n not afraid.
dontcherknow. to say what think
Miss Cutting Hintz-You may not
be afraid-but you ought TO be
ashamed
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

Wsetnsr from Colds. Heat. Stomach ar
Nsrso1s troubles. the aches are speedily
rensver oy Czpgdine- It's IIqusf-uIez.
ans 70 tAke-Erecss Immediately. "a 3
and &c a. Drug Stores =
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

Goodness with contentment Is
great gain,r says ST. Paul And a,
another time he says: Il have learned
in whatever state I am herewith 10
be content
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
n tire Cleaning.

You we're long time getting me
John. dear
And you we're long time waiting
pet.--The Circle
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

disszse aEzy- A DAISY FLY KILLER
vii do T. Nils thousands Lasts an s-...1r
80 yo1r dealer. or send Nc 70 H SOM
ERS, l5o DekaIb Ave. BrookIvn Y v
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

Robls NIAidsn-IS kissing proper.
Enctna N0urh-We might invsS,f-
gate Two heads are better than one.
Stanford ChaparraL
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

Takers Of the United States Census
Nilluse Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen
because IL is always ready and sure
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

The meekness Of sleeping-ear nor.
ter is conspicuous because Of its ab-
sence.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

There Is a motion before IN.
lorse. quoth Herod. as Saloms IN.
uried the flmy draperiss.-WIlIlar..
,o.lege Purple Gov.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

When lite's all love. It's life; ausht
else. us naught--Sidney Lanier.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

The average woman can blur al
NEST any man. but when il comes to
olufhng some other wouan-weu
that's another story.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

The idea that marriage is a lottery
Is antiquated- Nowadays II seems 10
be a game OF skill.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

One woman can stir up more trou-
bic than a dozen mere men.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
petite Profanity.

But profanity akin to this loud
mouthed and repulsive type. and
which suggests a very strong inclina-
tioa 70 use the more emphatic words.
we're it aiioEabls 70 do so. Is not IN
common in the conversation Of large
numbers % our WsIimeaning and even
cultivated ladies' At every turn OF
surprise in the talk that Is going o.
on every little occasion when there
seems 10 b a call FOR protest. it IS
Good Lord Good heavens Ny
gracious and 50 N through the list
Sometimes there is more boldness in
the eEpletive employed. and one
whose opinions On actions are not
satisfactory is denounced as a blank
IDIOT Every one who hears the ex-
preston knows exactly what the
speaker wishes 70 say. and the soften
ID substitute does not much relieve
the situation. nor does the smile
which goes round in the circle Of
listeners do much toward atonirg for
the suggested bl2spherly.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

pensa e<zses anf seriously a<xrzvx..,
10y y - thor-1xaly err-X sx ~
Pl<rcs's PeAi<tk Tiny xaxzr-enzEse xr.nn... F-
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

Think all you speak. but speak no
all you think.-Delarem-
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
IN HOSPITAL FOR NINE MONTHS.
Awful Tale of Suffering From Kidney
Trcgeie.

Alfred J. OBriea- Second St. Ster-
Ing. Colo. says: I vas in the Balti-
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

The best reward for having wrought
well Is to have more TO do.-Goethe.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

It's easier to break away than IL Is
TO get back.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

A handful Of good life is worth ,
oushel o; lesrains.-Georgs Herbert
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

Ms Wtn>ao~-s Soothing syrup
ture1 .f,s1 testaiE - slfs~n. rh< xans r-fu~~<I-
aA@14iaaA AiAgs DAin, cures siaa solie = s.srs@
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
Stops Lameness

Much Of the chronic lameness
IN horses Is due % neglect
See that your horse IS rot al
lowed 10 20 lime Keep Slo1a's
Liniment on hand and apply At
the frs; sign Of stiffness. It's
wonderfully penetrating - gees
right 70 the spot relieves the
Soreness limbers up the ioints
and makes the muscles elastic
and plant.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

Relieved By Murine Eye Remedy. Try
Murine For Yoar Eye TROUBLES. You Viii
I1Se Murine. II Soothes- sec At Your
Druggists. Write For Eve Books E-~s
Murine Eye Remedy Co. ChIcaxo.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
Ne Funda

Wasn't that a runaway marriage,-
Yes. and a stay-at-home honey
neon
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

The best remedy for Grfpp ard Colds 1,
HicxS' CapG1tn@- Relieves the aching ard
f-verf.hn@>< Cures the cott-Heata-A~<
alsn- It's L1u.t-E-ects irzec1atsly-ia.
8 ane Sc II Drug Stores
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
Here's the Proof.

VI 6 7. Roberts q Rssac-. Ca.
r u. No .. Box ~. write - o. I've
9sei yuaT iIuiHeut co AaTse for ss-@-
~ ana Effected thoruuEh czre. I A.
. r-n1Sed spawn or a ual- This
sp1Tin uzs as ilrr- zsa q "a e-z IA
EsY estimation The h-st rsrl.say fer .s,rs-
ress za4 so=-r~-x,
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07
WHAT DID HE MEANT

Landlzdy-I had TO pay 25 cents a
pound for this steak
Star Boarder-Thats tough
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

Every man thinks he's a suner,or
Judge Of human nature.
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-07

s,ss6 sss5e6 ee taken vishoat a-isT 80 %
thr-.---r sAi.al arm fou that an arrowfnr 49,
Ae@-en~ Asan eruxzs SIS in xr e a. u s,sss 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-12
Walton Gordon.

The marriage of Edith Mae Gordon and
Arthur Adelbert Walton, both of this
town, occurred Wednesday evening in
their pretty little home on Bowdoin
street.
The decorations were simple but eX-
ceedingly dainty, and consisted of an
arch across one corner of the parlors,
formed of rock ferns and clusters of
sweet peas. A large white wedding bell
was suspended from the center, and a
smaller one from either side. A large
bouquet of white flowers stood upon a
stand in the background.
AS the clock chimed s. Miss Alice Went
worth played Lohengrin's Wedding
March and ribbon aisle was formed
Though which the wedding party passed.
the bride leading with her maid of honor
Miss Dora NJ. Libby. and the groom fol-