Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01


laih rainH 20 tIH synst
that iarry long attae vlaestny
that - o. -e. mixed vine
--9v 81, 2l
p.cs 0hikey payg % mu
in using it-low e 1lgnsf
john lay aaenei sac q
b. r1f his e nt tas neff-
est saloon. -l cents if
beer ard tl1s hame quarts
~orth) ot uals<rys a1'itiF ref
cent olhis wages i1-. us afs
and tEo chi,3e1 suffered far tha
ueccessarir 81 fe ana l1r ever
some slight insurirs they mifh
have o.lers uat4lel. The
ataer hti upon hsn about an tI-
week. when %. home. t1a smeH 81
liquor aad was repul.i. d his
family.
His children e1-ly left school
nd in fact were glad % 90 50. a.
their c.lih- we're always "a cause
81 shame. As his tNl sous adj
saucei iH yea-s they nrlu rhl
home tlo.r hat.les auIthe m0thef
hecam the s1 m1urucr at tl-
altar oi q riinei home. broken
hearted she died. was buried in
poverty al she hal lived. TINS
aoue -ea,eit % exist. The yoaue
men r1vel the country over; one
became % thief, che other q
tramp Tle father atlast broken
IN health and purse, became o
lcou1ty charge
Wa. Day earned SD % week
iie 81. hts r8e.S csshel at tae
race store and. boxing for.
letter things. pur-Ial az 1I-ht Is
course OF study. liis home wa
humble but clean. Ills employ
er- WATCHED has labor from day
TO day; ami as Dee showed No.
marks OF dissipation advanced
lim &, a position a. foreman
Ills wages -o1u become S2u =
-eek. tie mad tw1 sons 40 school
ana paid Tor q small cottage
NJ. Days boys always found
2 hcppy mother aai father "A,
home evenings. Taey ware en-
cogragsI 90 try for better things
By d.nt ( hard work in vacation
time anl economical exp-n3.-
torres one iaish-! - course in
electrical engineering ana the
other ia law.
In the meantime the father had
paid for the home ant hal b-ea
advanced until he received S2.01J.
a yea-, As ;ae years rolled by
these two young men became
leaders IN their probe 'sion. Thalr
father lived O. See them rss9ec,
ed fathers OF his grandchildren.
AMI the old folks died i'm peace.
These arc n1timmsgtnary caar.
arters. The writer knew John jaw
aud Wn. Day very well. Tnsv
were b5,a ri about ella, plcs4-
tag and ability.
Does It pay -Arthgr Els
This is toe good = b. passed
ny; it must be passed ou.
IN o1iser from japan, visiting
America. On. la. Wailc l11kiax
about . dig e.y. sax 4 man sop
a milk wagon.
is he going 4 arrest the
mans' he aszH.
No,' vas s4e answer: ne.
m'-t see that Tire milk sall b.
this mlr is pure. wi,a no water
D. chalk mixed witt it,.
Would Chalk ~ water poison
the milS:
M; but people want pure
nilS, II they pay f17It,
Passing q wa.s1ey sal3oQ. d
man staggered out. struck his
head against a lanp-post. aud
fell % Jh- sidewalk.
VIVA; Is tie natter with that
maa:"
lie is full Of bad whiskey."
is it poisan?'
Yes; a deadly poison" was
tae answer.
Do you watch the selling OF
ThisSey "a yol do the mike"
asked tle Japanese.
No"
a. the marSe,s they fouaI a
maa looking az t3e neA-' 20 sss il
was healthy.
- cant understand your eoan-
try, said the japanese. You
watch tle mea. an tue milk, and
Il, mea sell vaisSsy Is much a.
they please" THE Missionary
Review q the Morld)-
Dr.. Roubiaoyitch. Of the Sell
PErRlERE, in Al interview in LIZ
latin, says:
They tax about the crea.
ss0urse, tuberculosis. which dee
mates France AMI oriains lis
decay. TAs creates. scourse,
however, il alcoholism. IL l. this
waioh gives up the key Of the
house aud permits the sacking.
There is no mora burning qges-
ton than the battle against this
cause oil all other seourges."
Dr.. Jacques Berl!lioa, the
author Of the famous maps of
France, which show how taOer-
culosis RACES just in those pro-
vlncss where alcohol IL most
used, wrote in Ia JOURNAL las,
year:
alcohol and pathisis are
brother aud sister. Alcohol ap-