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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16

A rs-zrk1h1- dwelling place . sit
zztsc n BIez6oz- K=zt England
Sta-ei=z n the ecrzsf cs IN ag-iraL
Sz-L Sid C May acres. r xzs for
zsriE a eeaPsL probably the private
chapel q the owner Of 4 Iarre estate
n the i=zsG.are zes<Ahcrnoot- Il
las been many tines restored. great
care h@izg t1ksn 70 keep Il true 70 rs
original form. tse tz,-rior. especially
The rOcf 1ze ssirs- being formed Of
Eru1Ser oak esa-A Strangers 70 tn
EeieAeoEAoc1 w1o are ignorant of tgs
history. whsu cut for ssruu ca san
e7y. ottsc aEEsEpr % enter the ecil1
t7g. z-es- The izpressio1 that ghey
Fay aErs19 = service there. and zrs
1sto-lShst % sz1 that Il 8 n realty
L use As a dwelling house Tie sx
at history % the building : lost. Aa1
azriszari2as fruz Al parts Of ths
Ecrit are soaTizzaIly calling TO Il
s7@ct What Is 70 them a complete -ys
terry N&-E explanations are o1ereS
hy TIE Oldest Inhabitants Of the neixa
horsooS- and strange tales are tcls
cnzceEzinx l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16
HEIGHBOR ASKED
FOR INFORMATION
Which Was Proupiy Disclosed and
She Lost no Time in Profit
ing Thereby.

Miami. Okiz--One OF nv neigh
hors- says Nrs- Hannah ". Tariey. Of
this town. came to ny house last
week and said. Mrs Turiey. vhzt
did yuu take to help yoG 50 quickly =
! told her il vas Just Carezi. the
vouazs to1ic. and she said. / Visa
! looked as weli as yea DO I told her
II she would ozly get $500 worth Of
CardEL ard take IL she vozld So
abe sent her husband TO town 10 get
the Cart1i and commenced taking 4
she looksd 50 gale and SICK all the
tire. hur Is beginning 70 hook better
ai-e1dy
As 70 h1w IL heipea n~--l suffered
fer Ahnu, years. vi;h vozazly troz-
hes. 1zd became 90 veak zzt ner.
vcus- and ~cuid suser such pain
every zouth- that thosxAs. al tines.
] would die. Was in such cordisioa
that cogidar 10 nv work half Of
the tizs. and ~oald have avfsl s-osh-
eTfng spells.
NJ husband boaxht ne \ fal treat.
zenr o. Carsui IS bo,slesl and I car
trushfuily say that after took the
last bottle vas veil An enioytng
the best o. health row. ard an 50
thankful to Cart-i-
Take Ca-czi for your trcuble- Voc
vii never regret IL Begin today. Ask
yo1r nsareSs druggist
NR- we ar Is.rs' Asxs~ury p<rr GAIA
corsa Nse1lczzr &C. Charrs-.cs,s TernL- 11<
Ssrris kss-ssas-zl z,1 st7a<- s.sck- Hcr-e Trezr-
rrs1esx Ar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16

lonz Miller Gregory. playxrxas.
sacrr stcry writer ant es.ae1r % Towr
a=t Pam vas tzEfrsd 20 Cincinnati.
rsescs1y % help organize n branch Of
TIE D-aza league A meeting oe 50
csesr uczen xa< called aat ZACH vas
called On 70 address the gathering
lack ~ the way. = -c< n. Al high
brow. and at one time was the pru-
rrfetn- 90 the Cccsolf1aret Sncxs %
~eieh - writers 50 s1tsrras-s=<1x
TIE Chairman trzns@x>d aim wfrn
her orx-~sre. Do yoa kasv. ne tean
fsFaw-- she t-awteS- -yczAh name
aas escaped me- Ven must pAhS1n
re. Tn saah- fer surrssrtzg yzaA
name
Wen r~p11e1 lack wtrk q smile,
the rAzs &C Gregory has been eur
rs1t almost since the tire q Christ:
Il figures IN the annals Ct the earn
Christian ea1rch-eat cne does scne
times forget those rtees. coesr-
cne~-Ckicaso Inter Ocean
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16
POSTPONED TRIP TO EUROPE
cenparsscn ~ the oeeaa Wsh snls
60 which Ne Wss - Sail De-
eideo rnis Mas

He t=cttet 70 take a I1re wfrrsr
journey 70 Europe aad TASK IN the
sunshine ot southern Italy He en-
gagged n sczterocr a1t passage On n
steamer eoz1t fer NzSlss Two days
before sailing tine he arrived IN Nex
fork wtrh all the baggage necessary
fer L successful trip abroad Three
- four Gays after that he vas back
in his home town pursuing ats usual
Business aiatrS. and saying nochfn<
A friend unable C nea< the silerce.
asked hfu cue cay Why as lad not
sune % E1rup<.
Wed. said TIE mars -wh~n 7 xre
% New f7rh I book.x AZ TIE boat shaE
vas % take lie as-ross the ,cnd. aad
then | nckee AZ the ocean and thea 7
figured how many tines hf<rer the
cream was than that beat Then I IL
aired that even z thai beat was sr1ot
"a end acne cf e woust ee left On tsS
q the water n case ir should sink
AZ that tine. soc. waves As big Is
mountains we're running and vessels
we're = trouble e~s-r~hereL Tie VA
ter was ssckly <r-e1- I became dizzy
nzsc book-1x AZ r. and then decided
that Z the Atlantic cpuIt nahe ne sea-
SICK azzr 20 look N II While was
standing On sh1r- IL wouid certainly
KIN Ee z Etxed ~ with tr-so ]
cane home
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16

Be . gentleman. young man. for n
vii pay you . golden rate Of interest
You VIII never get anywhere BY ~
turning sarfy answer You might be
surprised to know that Il you should
meet the president Of q railroad and
ask him 4 civil question that you
would xee q res< courteous reply
Walk into the biggest epccer1 IN any
city and ash for the manager. He vii
meet you with a smile and return the
olznte=t answer to your qrery- Il IS
the ignorant cub In the country depot
or the window washer in q hfx once
Who hand hack the df<ccurteous an
svers- That's way they always re-
main czhs and window washers. The
fellows Who reach the presidency OF
railroads and the -anaxec1ent ot large
concerns Do so because they are gen
tieusnsard always return the soft re-
ply Il costs noehinr To be a gentle
nan and besides you viii ind that
such a route leads down beside still
waters and up through green valleys
TIE ch1rf ploss through the mud cc
serston and hreathes the dust Of slz-
very You choose the pafh-xentie
man or chzrI-kansas City star
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16

The zeE Seven seas saitio1 q Rae
ya-S. Eiplizz las hrczzAs - 4 great
ESAl q interesting zEE EsFls-knsx-
rc=zsp ahozs tAs tAzczs EzxEsh-aa-
Fcr fzs-azc-. hcw =Azy Kivlizk levers
k=cx that - EaS ehr1xeszed Jossph
RE6Ta-,1 kizlizx- Ike George Bsr-
zA-. SHAW and Tso-zz Wccs.-ux
Wfizcz. NJ EirHzx has shown sfs
ssnxe @ TIE vaiue e Eu-yss b %
pizx 90 tie uzizrs-sssfzg prezczen
The orfEsz @ Us hzs.er-k-oEr rz=e
= izts-~s-fzE Lake RzdFar1 Il a
beautiful sss~< C wafsr Il So--h Stzs-
tor1s5ire i was a. a Piczze AZ Lake
Ru1yard that yezzg LSckwon1 Kip
ing 1rss -es Mss NaeDcn2lt. rs tu-
tzre <ffs- Tn@T ccE=@=crzred that
larry ccezSioa 81 EtTizx their SCI
the raEe q Rzeyard
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16
-sIes=sl. Ne. r.H-- os-.-- Msss-.

A former sec-sc4-y q state. WIzizaz
" Evz-rs. zocsd fer rs VII as xsu
~ lis graz ls<1l ABILITY. had zpcz lis
slate 4 e-ss- VITA The xu-sss. Facts
rcz vs-sA
Al cd eozg-eSzEa1. No zate &c
,r-ssustczs about Latin wke- tlzE-r
Et-h rAe see-ssa-F sad Re supposed
the wcEsS -ea1- ~F5crz1-s. zos TAX
oze q to really pzshette thlz<s
vhieh al xho afVszd plhlic DINERS
mast sz-sr : ths sad the osssz n
->1sahly sal. attempts q the rarr %
SPEAKERS 70 - tznzy I an rv=Ezt-
I'd q a. Irsshzzz-- SAYS che ard
tAez cones ! s-o-v dragged N 81 the
a@sA<. G. I feel Ike IT, Es1rchzAz--
az6 oz- 5ozs 4 vszsrzhle ya-z -ayes
sli<1tlx pressed for the occasion Ike
The speakers c1z dress suit
I czzzos sec NY Il : tnozEht zee.
-<<a-y fer a1rs- dinner takers e
trT - - fz1nE remarks a zr-.s-
I n The Phsla9elphia Ledger ~vEetz1ix
zcs szEx-- xog,6 - 4 first rate -cs-u
70 have Epoc 1os- p15lte ttansr
I plates
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16
Good Cheer Aids
Digestion of Food
Dysprpe<cs Con Rfnkr kks Rsu of
fh< Fansib Happy - Csing
q Lnxorhsw- Tonic


The temper Of the family and the
good cheer arugnd the table depend 50
much on the COED Digestion % each
in6ividaal present that the experiences
Of some former dyspeptfcs who over
came their trouble should BE Of inter
est TO those now suffering IN tits
vzy.
The best advice ere can gtvs-eut 4
b advice that Is seldom heeded-ts 20
eat slowly and uazticzte each mouth
fzl carefully However. n slcw eating
and careful rzastieati1n fail the nsxt
aid Il cne close TO nature. Dr.. Caltr
wells Syrup PERSIA This remedy 70
N excellent dix-sSznf. and IN attitton
to helping In the Digestion Of the food.
acts gently On the liver and bowels.
Riding them Of the aecumuiaricu Of
waste that should lcrg ago have been
passed o. Il 10 safe. reliable. pleas
ant-taxtizg. and results are guarzn-
teed
Mai s Martin. Of Joplin. Mo- nov
-. thinks Dr. Caldveirs Syrup Pspstn
has helped him TO q Iouxer and hap
pier life. He has rot felt 50 good In
years. as he has since taking this ex-
esllens medicine. and IN spite Of bis
n years he says he feels like a boy.
Il Is the IDEAL remedy for iudir.s-
too. no matter how severe. eoustipa-
ton no matter how ehro1fc. bilious
ness. headaches. gas ca the stomach
druvssness AFTER eating and similar
arnoya1ces.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16

Bat siri Who b Al expert ~ nak-
ing angel cake may have . denon dzz-
pcs1tion-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16
BAD SITUATION EITHER WAY
Victim % censsvialisy In Poor PLIGHT.
But Pesisien Of woeksy Was
Ewes Worss-

Paul Rafnsy was describing 10 .
New rork reporter some Of his al
ventures with lions In Nairuei-
Once near our hait OF patrft neat
Re said. i awoke from 4 Light ecze
IN the dawn TO tnd q Loo actually
snfrng At NY feet reached fer my
rife. and with a -wnoos.' the lion vas
gone
You must have felt rather queer
said the reporter.
II b strange said Mr. Rafney.
bat the cue thing that ran through
ny niaA vas 4 sfory-a story about
. Esn who had stayed cut At a haa-
guss vsry. very late This r1an aucke
IN the cavn and saw. perrhes % the
foot Of his bed. an orxan grinders
E,cnkey that had climbed in through
the window
Ills hands trembling. his syes
elootzhot. the man drew bis revolver
from beneath his pillow and said.
II yo11re q real uonkey rs q bad
lookout for yo9. and II you're not It's
bad lookout for nsI~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16

St-cs ne we're esv-ivei q car
o@ce psopae have hen maktz- a foot
bail of the Law II OGr former BALI
~tck- writes a ex-izssice % the
peace Whist ~e vas In power thsy
ether had 20 yak a chaEkIize o.
w1bhie % TIRE earth. but i ai1I 50
a-y mere. TIE mar that tried 10 set
Ire TO the ccEu hall e~cazxe the
mayer 1net hin SIC v1s-r lyucAsd-
as - would have hes- in cur dAy.
bat they've actually Efvs- hin a fair
trial. Ar the Eaz TIA. stole the
Church bell an paz1st Il for 4 gal
lea of '-oczShiEe' hAs get forgive
-sss an i ss1xfz- IL tie ehcf-s Be
s1t><- the hwTsz Ee EhlpFsd -
e1Es@ tA@T Appealed f-uz CIR d.
t-sss11 q h~iz- Il al are
--zzt-' for coo<-sSS We en-@ CIR
esss fer G~orxfa- bz- G@c-xia th-uwsSt
Is cut ar Lor1 c-lT kzcEs Eh1tu
become &C cur zArfvs state wf-hcu.
ozr legal =fz6 - szE hoz euze Al
WAY A-Fecssy thax wants % h1T a
ros@ q Gso-gia- cns Wshxcs--s htzs-
hack spsils- Al hzls e 4 E5r-io-ary
sssSzl& a5ply 70 Is AZ czcs- We sozt
vazt anything % --=sza Is ot lie
eay vh~u cur ~u-S wzs law an 81
psl in tAfs hsai<Ate1 stare---ariaara
Cersrtrzric--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16
IF HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY. USE SAGE TEA


G-.7<=orhsr keFs ke- has- h-azrk
tzIiT eA-kezst glossy Ez1 aAgz1azf
wiEh ers~ q sac Tea All SzlrAz-
whecever A@r hair fen c1r o. took %
taAt tzll sA1e,t O. ss-@zke1 agar
azce. tAls st=ple zixtz-~ was avpSz=1
wtra wo11s-f1i e-ecs- BY ask.zz a.
any t--x store tor -Wr--h1s Szxe azt
Szipszr Hair Ready yc1 xiu ges \
large bortie c. taEs es2-si=e r=czpe.
rsa1y &c Gss. for ahcuc 50 e~zcs Tbs
simple MIXTURE eaz - t-p@z1s1 Ezce
- restore zzrzrzI coio- and bea--y
70 tie hair Gzt = sSl@=1id fer eaz-
e--s. c-T. tsrhy sc1l7 ard fAIEzg lair
A w=lEEo~s 6-zgxEs< SAYS every
socy uzes Wysrhis SAGE and Szl,hz-
oeczzz@ il 1arkezs 80 zatz-zly a-t
everiy that noho1v ez1 tel Il szz hs~z
arrEed-ir's 80 easy 70 Use. too Tcz
f-riy c1z7~n n eo=s CT SCI e--zza
and c-z< IL th-rzyA ycE- lair. takzzr
oc= strand AZ n uze By morning
tA- gray hair esap5ea-x. arrsr AZ
c-esr arpliczrio1 or two r - -
scored 70 IS uatzral coior 1z6 toco
sscssr. sosr and ah1s11Er-Atv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16
UPWARD START
sfter chzssias f-5- cssee - Pssesr-.

May a talented person Is kepx back
Because q the izterference Of coffee
Eitk the nozrzhn@ct Of the hoty.
This s especially 50 VITA tsose
whose nerves are very sensitive. Is IS
otten the ease with talented persona
There Is n simple. easy vay 10 get
a1yis experience along these Mrss IL
worth considering she says
Almost from the Beginning Of the
use Of ec-ee i hart my stomach By
the tine ! Sas fifteen / xas al-cst
= 1srTuus wreck nerves all zlscrunx-
cc strength 70 s1c1rs the zosr trivial
Thing ether wc-k o. fuz-
There vas scarcely anything
could ear tAzr would agree with me
TIE ustle / ef1 eat seemed To give
re more tro1hle than Il Vas worth
AS literally starving. was 50 weak
could ret SIT - long ~ a tine
L EzS then a friea6 hruughs ne
lot cup os Postum I drank rarx os II
and afrs- an kozr felt a. though
bad had something 10 eat - felt
Strengthened That vas aoozr evs
years ago and after cocstruinx Post
I'm N place Of co1ee and grzezzlEy
setting stranger today ] ear eat and
cigs<- anything want. walk a. mach
As ! want Ny nerves are steady
I bSlisve the Srxs thing hat eft
ne any good ard gave ne an upward
start. vas Postum. and use Il alto
geths- now instead Of coffee
Name gtven By the Postum Co.
Battle Greek. Mich
Postum zow comes II two ferns.
Regular pcst1- must be vel
Boiled 1sc ard sc paekags&
Instant eessgm-is q soluhle Bow
der A tezzpconfaI ttsscires quickly
II cup % Rot water and. with cream
and sugar. makes deiictors bsvsr,
age Instantly. Sc and sac tins.
The cost per cup OF beth ktaes -
sbo9t the szzs-.
Thsre's Rezeca- for Fussgn.
--scld ~ efoess1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16
HOW TO CLEAR AWAY
THOSE UGLY PiMPlES

Il l. so easy 70 get I'd Of ptzples
s,t elaekksacs With RestzcL ans 50
gusts 50 little. too. that azyuze whose
face Is di<1<zre1 By these pests 10
foolish 70 keep co With useless eos
zzestcs- or complicated -e<azty treat
Gs1tS- See how Simply il Is ec1e-
B1tes yozr face for several minutes
with Resaaol Soap zat hot water. then
Apply a little Resfzcl Ofztus1t very
ssntiy- Let thss stay On tee minutes.
ln6 wz<h CO with Rezf1ol soap ane
zorv hcs water. ezisAfzx vita a ca~s
q cclt water TO esos- the porssL Do
his o1cs or trtre tay. ard yog VII
- a<tozsns< to 1rt how quickly the
-eali-g- Entixspeie Re<i-cl -ecsca-
.io1 scoSkss and cieazsss The rc--s
saFt-S the ec=ptexion clear and vel
rsEE- Scl< - al druggists. Rssfrol
1izr=szt. 50 eents and 81. Resircs
soap = csztx-AEv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16
REDEEMED HIS PAST
YOUNG GERMAN BARON PROVED
WHAT WAS IN HIM
so~ed ris Wild Oats ard Thea we~s
70 wers and In . Fe~ vears De-
care . nHtIen.Ers 10
vsneosvsr.

n vas about nine pears a<o that the
family Of q yOuns German earon felt
hat the tine had arrived ~hea be
SIGHT 70 leave hts native country His
father. . frte1d % the emperor. lad
been mach xrteyed NJ the course Of Ills
son AFTER hts xrztzaricn fron the Tai
vsrsity % Bo1n. and the yoanx r1an
bad led such q wfld and extrsvaxznf
life that paying his debts put heavy
Strain @ TIE family parse. So the
ycgnx bAruz vas Put CO a steamship
and started for New York
Arrived here. the noesenan started
oct TO speat the sun his father had
given him AZ parting A course Of
rarhiinxs In the White Light District
soon relieved hin % What he had. and
then Z cane TO the pawnshopL He
lived scr q time On renitfAnces. and
then cane a day When he made gp sEs
mind that he would 80 to work So he
made bis wzy to Vancouver. and AFTER
a number OF hard experiences began
life anew as q woodchopper- A few
weeks arc. when be lefr 70 spend q
holiday In the fatheriand. he was rated
as being \ niilfonair-. and able 70
command millions os capital
For 4 year he kept AZ work In the
forest Thsn he saw that money ~ss
to he made az fishing. and takinx
charge os fishing parties. and took 70
that euptoyuent He kept At this for
two years. working mach Of the time
Gay ant night At the cad he cane
10 the cczclzstcu that he vas not rak.
iax the zo1sy hts ens-xy should pro
t1cs-
BY thts tine be had made a good
za1y frte1ts a16 acczaIaranc~sL He
lad ksrt his eyes open. ant nov cane
70 the cccclzxioz that real estate ap-
pealsc 70 him He got q ioa with =
bccal Arm On coUrtsssoa- AT the srt
% the year he lad earned sle.ssG- HIS
e1ploye-s GOV ,clt him they lad no
further use for hfrzs and he set ~ IN
e1st1ess for himself His enrire capt-
tai he spent u tzrrtshtnx an c--c- azt
Advertising May Of the Cheats he
bad chained for hts former srplcyers
7o~ toeksd 70 htz. and Ne began 70
u-ak- u-1rey hand ever Est
when hs had established himself A-
went hack 70 Germany % q VISIT He
t1t1csd ais tsthsr to t1ve-s money
VITA sfr. and thea vas able TO inter
CSC ether German capital Lass szr-
--r n vel known German VITO case
% New YORK told frferes he vas CO
rs way 70 vancouver TO see VIA, had
eeer ecuxhr With the s-54.g 600 Ne had
Invested hlIntly gpo1 the s1gxssrscc
u the haruc- When h@ returned %
New rerk he vas tzetIazt. a-x - said
.szt there we're many ochsrs IKE Hin
self Who had tzrrzsts1 the es-c1 With
zach q their ucn-y- Z Is said TIA.
-azy yuu-x Ger-azs have <c1s cut 20
Vancouver IN the LAST year o. two. at
.rzc-ed hy TIE story % bow the haruu
svcivet from a wccdchopr<r into n
n szch n sAc-1 tine. art
The -1n wh1 told the story The ether
Gay said that T. anybody made Il
known that ke waa-ec ka,ta q 20 cut
tz.c the tcres- ar6 cut rtnher. Ne euuie
get together n . short tine a rrsser
GO ez7icyes whose tAztly names euulf
al-cse al ee coGz9 n the Alnanacf
e Gotta
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16

Il IS orly A1ons the very cd in
Wales and ireland that the old COS
tunes are xorn- OF izperishahls
memory s the red co1Eezarz COZ
lssn cloak. and the native Welsh dress
Il not less dear 20 the boysrs Of the
picturesque. wit1 It's high pointed bat
worn above ! fFilled Lawn cap. the
worsssd shawl. the short P~srieoat- the
white apron- the Trim shoes ODly the
extremely cid women in WAKES stu
wear the quaint stovepipeS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16

tshse Compc1nd md hsvs taken Il srd
feel eneL A LADY said &c day. sOh. I
feel % tired al the tine and have h>ss-
sche.' I sid .Taks LYDIA Z PINK
hans vegetAhls Coupu1nd.' snd she
did and feels fine v-"-Mn n r
kARscEncx. los N Psnlira Street
Chicago. nincss.
The Other Case.
Dsys1a. Ohso, LYDIA Z Pinkhan's
Vegetable Conpu1nd r~1eved NE Of
pains IN my side that I bad for years
and which doetprs' medicines failed %
relieve IL has certainly sawed ne frum
- cperstionL ! viii be giad % asziss
200 By p>rscnai leefer % s-y vpuan
IN the sane eo1disscrL - Nh j. ".
SHEER l1 c.ss 81. Dayton. Oh5a
II you want special advice
write to Lydia z Pfnkham Med
idine Co. tcoafidenffan Lynn.
Mas Year letter VIII be opened,
resd and answered By . woman.
and held In ssxfcS cpaAheneA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16
FOR FATHERS DAY or REST
Eastern Jegrrsi Suggests That Neither
Have Liss 81 oo1 Joes &C Keep
Him Busy.

II is n ~elLknOuu fact that little
thirgs get dc1e wfih less friction in
s0ze homes than in Others THIS Is
particularly the case whez q nan Of
the house IL expected 10 DO some lisfie
tco- Bat he - 10; always approached
In a manner that = co11zcive 20 the
best accuup iishuszt OF the work
Most =sa dislike to have extra TASKS
sprung on them. Il Is a masculine
habit % eaioy thinking over a natter
how i ccGld be eons best. etc.
whereas. SczAn en1oys aesing upoa
impulse. even Il she ozly uses pins to
produce a quick result
Most husbands are wiling TO help
their wives N any vay they can. Scr1e
never ussd grctdiz<. bat % aho1t
themselves. doing this o. that or
thinking up Various things 20 do 10
Improve their place Or 70 tighten the
kouSe~ork. But there arr many other
busy men ~ho have but little tine TO
pgiter abcu,. and in order 10 use
their SPAR time TO the hest eject their
~tves o1sht to have ready a list Of
Jobs TO - done Whenever they are
ready to do them.
l. is rather n satisfaction 20 a nan
than Otherwise 10 dispose % lot OF
cd iobS at one fell sEocp on some
rainy Saturday afternoo1. or skea be
has unexpected leisure A ms-orzz-
dun pad and a peneil kept in a handy
place viIl well repay the woman Who
wants things done about the house
that are beyoad her province or
powers
She should iOt do~n as she thirks
Of the things that require attention.
The loose hinge on the cellar door.
treilis tia, needs a few raiis. some
thing that requires siulnE- etc There
Is always something TO D. done. and
Il Is safe TO say il ~fn Dc done socasr
azt better II the zaa knows that szch
list Is waiting for hi-
Look Abo1;. ycz aoaSsksspers 10
whO= this advice Is siysz- eeczzss
nert Saturday may b that rai-y 1ay
wss- there Would he tine fer coszx
tc-e- little thizEs L they wsre
kste1--PnsA5slrAza PzblLe Ledger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16

Pearls men tears
Then bay EN- for her. ana she'll
scop crying for -er-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16

You can obtain D-. CaldveIrs ST.
Pspssn at any drug store for nfsE cens
or one dollar. the latter sire oss
scuxht hy beads Of families alres1y
fnrnuiar with RS merits. Results
always guaranteed or money vth
refunded
When yuu use Syrup Pspstn you
see the faIlacy Of chewing mtnts -
tablets or Ct taking eatharties. -
pills and similar drastic medicines -
Ike these. Syrup Pspsin does act
its good eject. and BY automaficnA4
training the stomach and bowel -
elss to DO their work. soon resfnf~1
these organs to normal
Families wishing to TIT free -
pie bottle can obtain Il postpaid b. -
Dressing Dr. W. y. CALDWELL 7e5 Wss&
tr<tou st. Monticello. III A posf1l
card with your name and address - =
will do.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-16
TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH
KIDNEYS IF BACK HURTS
eays Tee Mseh Meat Ferrs Uric Acid
which cioss sns kIdreys and
frrfe1ess sns 9iacosr.

Most folks forget that the Rttrsyx.
.<s 60 srvsiz. get sluggish and chg
set and Reed a flushing occasionally.
else We have hackzchs and duh misery
In he kidney region. severe head
aches rheumatic rwtnges. torpid liver.
Acid stomach. sleepie=zness zza all
sorts of ala<E.er disorders
fcu simply must ksep ycxr Kidneys
active and ciea1- and thu ucment yuu
tssl a aehs or pain N the kdney
r-x.c1. get ancxr four ounces az lad
salrs rum any good drug store here.
-aks \ tanlespocnfal N . glass cf
wafer eefrrs breakfast for q few days
and yuur Kidneys vtn then act dne.
This famous sAlrs Is made truu the
acid CT grapes aad ienen tuiee. com
hinec with hrhta. and . harmless 10
eush eiDszed Kidneys and stimulate
them 70 aornal activity Il also neu-
trzIi-ss the acids IN the urine 80 Il
10 longer frrirates. thus ending bad
der tfscrHerA
lad Sales 10 harmless Inexpensive.
makes . delightful efervescent liehfs-
water drink which everybody should
take nov and then to keep their hid
zeys clean. thus avoiding serious COM
pEfcarirrs
A veIlkrowu local druggist says he
sells lots Of Izd Salts 20 felix's who BE-
neve In overcoming Kidney trouble
vatls e 70 cnly trcuhle-Adv-