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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-10

THE freight rates by rail from the
Pacific coast have generally been re-
garded as exorbitant. at least by the
shippers. but they have made no sys-
tematic efforts for relief. Recently
some of the California dealers combined
and shipped about 800 carloads of
canned goods by sailing vessel around
Cape Horn to New York and on to Chi
eago. The rate was ~ cents per 100
pounds, or less than half the rate by the
all-rail route. It. is probable that lib
eral use of this route for non-perishable
goods would lead TO reduction in rates
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-10

The historical fact brought out by
Rabbi HESS in his address Friday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
Emigration from GERMANY.

ABeriin Journal publishes 4 synopsi.
OF Herman emigration since IssL- The
total for that period i l. 769. 20 per
sons OF these emigrants. the destina
ton OF no fewer than Isis $40 wa
the United States. -. 445 went to Bra
I'll l5599 to other parts Of South
America 1854 to Australia 4.7sD 10
British North America. 4.047 to Africa
and Lose to Asia There remain IN
accounted for 1855 emigrants sailing
IRON French ports. though it Is be-
iIeyed that nearly all Of these went to
the United States. The year Of highest
emigration was in 1881. when 20. 90z
tFermans left their fatherIand. The
lowest number Of emigrants during
any year of the period Is found in
Iss4-vZ: 2s9s. Brazil received
most Of her Germans long ago. nearly
300 going to hat Empire in Is7z-73-
Latferiy the tide has run much morn
strongly to other parts of South Amer
LIS going there in ISIS. for ex-
ample while only I.I39 went to Brazil.
The total emigration in 1856 amounted
TO s5zls. a lower figure than for the
Preceding seven years In Iss7 il wa
l04. SO, ii lsss. 81 ) o but in the lat
year the returns from Havre wer-
nIssIng-LOndoH Times
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

There > a curious old japanese Ie-
gend which Processes 10 account for The
origin OF the tea plant Somewhere
about the year SO A. D.. a certain
Buddhist priest Of great sanctiry paid
a visit 70 the Celestial empire. and. in
order 70 devote himself entirely 20 the
service OF God he soIsnnIy vowed ID
on d occasion that he would not 20
70 sleeo for the remainder of his earth
y life. but spend his tine in perpetual.
meditation Years rolled by. until az
last a sultry day. nature asserted
herself. and the poor devotee of Budd-
Ia fell fast asleep. So great was his
remorse when he awoke that. in order
10 preclude the possibility Of a repeti-
ton OF sluuoer. he there and then cut OF
both his eyelzshes and aung then O.
the ground Passing by the spot next
ez7. great was his a~stOnishment al Be-
holding each eyslzsh metamorphosed
iEto 4 shrub and exhibiting the form
OF an eyeiid 5Ordered with Iashes. ana
possessing the gift of hinderIng sIeenr
: rom these two shrubs. concludes tat
Legend. sPrang the ten PLAN Gentle
mans Magazine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
PERSONAL AND IMPsRsoNAL

A coloreG ma a. Albany. Ga. has
served no less than twenty-one terms
N Jail for fighting
-Ex-AdniraI Luce. recently retired
on account Of age. says that he feels
strong enough 70 perform his old du-
ties for ten years mor
The testimony Of Charles Wood.
an English jockey. in n recent lawsuit
brought out the Information that be
had earned more than $4,000 year
At his profession
Charles Watkins. who used 70 -
n spirit slate writer and tele-raphcr.
i now a hotel clerk in Boston. Mass.
He says he has got 70 wait seven years
now before the spirits bring him a
Few development
In Elizabeth. Y. j.. there are now
living a g~rand-niece Of Washington
and three great grand-uieces Of Wilson
Cary. father OF the beautiful Mary
Cary. who i said 70 have been the
great Generals first love
sam wah kee i said IN be the
richest Chinanan in the East He
lives in Boston and can draw Up a
check for S250.000 any day. which NJ
least one bank will honor He made
his one a. I dealer in imported Chi
ne~e staples
A physician. while riding about in
his carriage On sick calls. cntertains
himself By juggling a lot Of unset
diamonds. rubies and emeralds in his
hands He sometimes groups them on
the seat opposite and looks at them.
while his face IS liz Up with admiration
and pleasure
The Keeper Of the Great Seal Of
the United States i George Bartle.
who was appointed a clerk in the State
Department By Daniel Webster forty
three years ago. Nothing but a for
nal warrant signed By the President
viii induce him TO unlock the doors
which guard the seal
Baron Macmillan Washington. a
relative OF the immortal General. and
the present head Of one branch OF the
family. resides in his Castle OF Poels.
in Syria He i nearly sixty years
o. and resembles IN personal appear
ance the great American who some
lines dNeit IN n cabin OF logs
Russell SAGE At a dinner party not
long agO entertained his right-hand
bo- , e,mo-s -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
LlncOLa.s



Lave In H.
Abraham Lfncoln's offer OF marriage
was a very curious one. and. singularly
enough. it has but recently come to
light Numerous rs his biographers
have been. and closely as they have
CLEANED for new facts and materials. il
was left for the latest 0ne. Dir. Jes=e
WeilS- OF Greencastls. to discover this
unique and characteristics production
Of Mr.. Lincola's almost untutored
mind The letter i oae Of several
written. presumably. 70 the lady he AZ
terwarst married Addressed to My
dear MARY il Rad a. follows
You nust Enos that Z can not $50 yau Or
thinS % Tru vita eaEre iudir~reucc. and ret
h may r. that yaa are mistaken tn r-ward 10
what my real Feelings toward Tua ar. ri
knew Taa we're not. I should not trouble ynu
win TITS letter Perhaps any ather man would
know enough without further iaf0rmauan- but
I cons der u ny peculiar rzht to plead irno-
rance. AMI Tuur bsuntira dufy 10 allow fh@ plea.
7 want in All cases 20 do rxnE. AMI most par
t~cuilriY 80 n all eases WITH women want
at tins particular time. nor- than any tang
else 10 Do rfznr With yaa and n I knew it
You'll De- totrx right. IS Z rather suspect g
wuuiA 70 ct Tnu alone. I vouIf do t. And.
for ths purpose % ma7nE the matter a. plain
as possible, I now say you erR drop IN. subject
Gi~tnnse Jour ~tnnuEnts-tf T0u ever had any
f0m M forever. aast leave this letter unan-
srerrl without calling forth one accusing nur-
uur from ne Ant VIII even 20 further. and
sag that "a VIII add any tafng 10 POUR com
fnrt Or psHc- of n nj 70 10 ~. Il - N y 81 lc~r-
visa that qua shsuia Do not understand by
rafs thaf I wtsh e. cut Tpar acquaintance I
mHln M aHHHA - ~ - q
onr further acquaintance shall depend M
On voar~s1f II sacn further scql1aintanc.
wDuid contribute aotlfng 70 your happiness
am SURE q ~ouid aat % nine. n you feel your
self n aaT texre. bound To ne. I am now Will
Tag - rsieas~ Tgu- provided Tou wish e. While.
on Ia ether aanst lam Wiling ant even any
sous 70 bind Fgu faster n I can be convinced
mat 9 Wti IA anT degree adj 70 pour happiness.
Th- untr~t = the Whole question with ne
s1nin- wguld make ne more miserable than
% nelneve Fuu N iseraoie. nothing mnrr napu~
than 70 know yua we're -. IN shat + have nov
SAID I tAfnE can not be nisaafferstso-f AMI n
make myself un1srstaaf IS the anIv abi-r, Of
IA ietter II Z Suits Tna best not tn answer
rais. areweiI A long ufs and a merry one At
tfu4 yaE But Z T1u conc'asis "a Hrte back.
sp-1S - PLAINLY - I DO Th@rs can b. neither
harm mr. danger n say ~ - M any thinx voa
ta1Hk HsE "a tA- manner yoa tank IL Your
La-ah LESCuLS.
Probably this is the aueeress love
letter On record. and the most cmarx-
ante offer % marriage ever made. II
- n love letter without a word If love-
and a proposal q marriage that does
DOT propose Every line u Il brea;hes
admiration. affection. devotion. un~.l-
hshne@ desire FOR the ladys happi-
u~~z the writer sense Of unworthf-
Bees and bis genuine alteration Of th..
lady h. was addressing. but it does not
Eeuti1u ove-fnifanauogf, .JgrsrnaI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
BRITISH



The mount OF money which has
within the asst year or two come into
this country from England in the wav
OF Investment l. simply prodigious.
In n lew instances. such a. the English
purchases of breweries. the opera
tIons have beeu carried on in a
manner that has attracted public At
tentIon- but We should say that this
was the exception. and hat In the vast
majority OF cases the investments made
have been personal ones and have
been made without attracting atten-
ton except in the immediate locality.
For n long time past both English cap
ttal and Englishmen have gone to the
Vest. the the 10 find Investments in
improved agricultural properties or in
cattle ranches and the other 10 enter
into American life A. farmers. cattle
raisers and sometimes In mercantile
pursuits. But Of late the set of the
tide seems 10 have been southwark
and according To recent reports.
English capital and EngIishmen
are 10 be found. Que in large
mounts and the other in considerable
numbers. IN Southwestern virginia.
Kentucky. Tennessee. Alabama and in
other parts Of that great central ser-
ton OF our southern country. which. il
climate. accessibility and natural re-
Sources count for any thing. i destined
TO be the manufacturing center Of the
Caited states. this being only another
form Of saying the future workshop
of the world These foreign investors
have been drawn 70 this section BY he
Inducements held u and by the mauv
opportunities Of obtaining there larger
returns upon investments than can De
hoped for in the Old World Since the
conversion Of the English three uer
cents under the n~ariorzI-6ebt CONVEX
siou act Of 1888. those who were hold
ers Of eousols have been compelled 70
content themselves with only q
per cent and a. in many instances
their incomes and cutgoes have
been fixed Quantities. this has
implied the necessity Of foregoing ac-
eustoued methods Of life. Such in
vestOrs have been compelled 20 LOOK
elsewhere for revenue-bearinz invest
ments. and have found in the United
States Industrial fields for the enolov-
Hient OF their money that they could
not find elsewhere More than this
there Is a growing belief In England
that the United States = destined % be
the great country Of the future; that
ar-y-riddea Europe u INDUCING IN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
"a LITTLE NONSENSE

In Russian society the question
who l. who.7 Is never asked. Il i
always witch is vitch--Ha-pers
Bazaar
She IL heartfuI and artIess.- said
the a1orer- But he was an English
nan and meant exactly the reverse
Merchant Traveller
1t takes n man with n pretty
strong constitution 10 rise with the
lark after being out on one all night
Lawrence American
The reason that the small bow
Toes not wear 4 bathing suit Is because
nothing Is good enough for him
Terre Haute Express
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

50 confident are the manufacturers Of that
voric-famed remedy, Dr. P1erre's Golden
MeclcA Discovery that II vii do al hat
they represent in the cure Of liver. blood
and lung dlsea5es. that after witnessing its
thousands OF cures for many years past
they now feel warranted in selling I. Gas
they are doing through druggists under q
Positive guarantee Of its giving satisfaction
IN every ease or money PAID for II VIII be
refunded No mesiicEne OF ordinary merit
c0lid Be sold under such sever conditions
WITH profit 70 its proprietors- and 10 other
medicine for he diseases for winch il Is
recommended was ever before sold uu1er a
guarantee OF azure or IL paw In al blood
taInts and impurities Of whatever nare or
nature, i - most positive IN It's curative ef-
fectS Plmples. bloscnes. erzp-sous and al
SKIN and scalp diseases are Radically cured
oy tnEs wonderful medicine. Scrofusou.
diseases nay Affect the glands. causing
sEe4lngs or tlmors; the bones. causing
fever sores" white sweIlnxsf or hip
pGInr disease or the tissues OF the lungs.
causing pulmonary consumption w nat
ter II wnich oue Of its MYRIAD forms i c-oU-
Ont. or manIfests itself ~GolG5en Medical
Discovery wAlcure ItEf used p-erseverIugfv
and n tine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
YOUTHFUL MARRIAGES.


-"ta- % the MISTAKES " ssf- nv Romantic
Young H~R sasf woman
There = a diversity q opinion ON
th- sabiect % yousafaI marriages II
may BE- a question whether Young nao-
pie 3aeW their own minds sufficiently
vet before the age q twenty-five 4,
hazarl a final choice. Taste rhanoms
very much h~-stxeen the ara ~ eighteen
auG The aGe ahcve mentioned NAM
wAo have made tSefr choice sarii..-
have carried Il ort froua 4 sens. Of
houn- and net from Iaxe. b-..s-asf=.
wiz uuge % choice has shown them
tno ase alas their mistake. Tba
burdens u life are heavy eus~I-h u
hcaF EIthoGt adding this. the -ors,t Of
all
Where the husband and the wiz,
really love each other they g-t aIour
vel through the vicis-itndes Of life.
hesaae one i~nmeasurable SQUIRE. az
happiness always remains 10 them
Whatever disasters betida. and
tA1t = their unEafIiur svm-
pathT with eaeh other. Nothing les.
than this enables a young eanpI. 70
endare WITH equanimirv al the cares
and aaxieties and disappointments OF
married lie Nothing / more c.u-
mon a 10 see two young persons,
marry with the approval Of the faFui-
lbs and all the friends on each sid.
w hat a furtunate match for both Of
them every one excIaims. To out
side appearances it Il. 4 little time
eLaPs-it may b. a few years. or is
may be only Ons-when. 70 the sur
prise 81 their aequaintaace~. il i An
nounced that the marriage has turned
out unhappily- The explanation /,
simpie-there was no love between
them There was a degree Of friend
sht1- there was a mutual expectation
Of advantage from the connection. but
love there WAS not For the ordinary
transactions and relations Of life re-
spect and friendship are ali that are r,-
CURED It l. not 80 In marriage.
Nothing there will supply the place
OF love The belief that there are
substitutes for It Is one on which many
n gay and hopeful young couple have
trusted their happiness. only TO find II
a total wreek-Philadelphia Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

Few persons have any conception OF tnc
magnitude OK the interests covered ~ the
above title. and very few even anouz me
railway fraternity are aware Of how f1Ay
this vast syster- Occupies tue Held N WnEa
X Is located. but II you VIII take n map and
trace cut FIRST. the e YORK Central &
Hudson River; second he Boston 6
ALBANY. third. the Lake Shore & Mich
izza southern; fourth the Michigan
CeurrzI: hfth. the Cleveland CIne1n-
nati. Chicago & St Louis formerly the
sRee Lue6 and Big FourH1 railroads,
You viii &c impressed with the wonderful
foresight OF the Een who designed and ex-
ecute6 the plan 70 operate gneer 2unIforu
uolirv. and practically common cunrroL q
system OF railways hat should furnish unsur-
passed TRANSPORTATION facilities otne great
commercial empire outlined above and
a trip over this grand aggregation VIII
convince the most sseptic@4 that the ' an
derhilr system Of Railways. OF winch
the New YORK Central 6 Hudson River
Railroad IS the main stem trSverses
the very heart Of the business por-
tIon OF this continent, touching either d.
rec-iT or through It's IEme1iAie eo1nec-
tons. al the important commercial cenHers
OF the country. and Offering % health pleas
ure and business travel facilities t5at are
not eqa2le1 By any SIMILAR III N
TIE world
Al clifton Of one hundred thousand copies
OF a very zear little pamphlet bearing the
title az the head OF this article has Just been
issued BY tire American Bank Note Com
pany Of View YORK which co1tains much
Interesting Information concerning this
great system
A WAX solution of carboEic ,c;d and
water. s@ys al exchange. applied 70 cows
with a brush VIII protect them FROM zi-s.
The oa0r repels, and . Little caroolic acid for
ocor Cues 4 great way
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

slow suicide. ard that Il Is on this sitz
Of the Atlantic that the Industrial
future Of the world = 10 BE- found -
thinking. Is Is but natural that thoss
Who have spare funds should seek %
place them here rather than keep them
al home. and that young EHglishmeB
Of intelligence and spirit finding tn
chances Of life contracted in their own
deusely-peopled country. should con-
cIude that IL was vel FOR them IS
throw in their lot with their kinsmen
iE the New World -Chicaro Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
Time to REFORM the Calendar,

An ingenious Yankee. with an eve "a
adjusting himself 70 his environment.
has moved a reorganization OF the cal
endar- Winter. he contends. should
begin on January l and include March.
spring should eommenc with ApriI
and include June- July. August and
September should constitute summer.
and the fall. beginning with October.
shouId not end till after Christmas
HIS new ealsndar would play the mis-
eriet with traditions. but il wouId
come nearer 20 actual experience than
Goes the present aariauated European
article The procession OF the souf-
noxes = TOO slow altogether for the
American climate Facts are On The
side OF reform and If the weather does
n o speedily repent and bring forth
irul : more = for repentance than
rank grass and droPsicaI potatoes. Tia
ns~iyestahlished Department. of A.
rieuttgre vii De called on ~ -svis. la
ealend1r-BrookIyn Citizen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

"SrICK to vuur business Is verr good adj
vice. but stll there are a great many people
IN the world who have 10 regular and
profitable usIne "a st5cz To. and there
are others who are following a line Of basil
ness whIca - manitsstly uns1Ired 10 them
Now. when sGch Il the use you hA. better
write 70 B. r johnson & Co, Richmond.
Va, and see If they can not give Toa q point
err They have helped n great many nea
and women along the way 70 fortune and
Row stand ready 10 assist yog. TOO
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

A tendency % rheumatism Is undoubtedly
Inherited Unlike many other legac1es, Tt
remains n the family. Tie most erertuaI
means OF checking this Tendency, or Of re-
moving Inciplenf rheumatism. whether pre-
e~xissentin the blood or not, Is % resort to
Hostet1er stomach birtsFs as soon a. the
preuouItorT twinges are felt Nuilifving
the Influences Of cold. exposure and fatigue.
the Btr.ers not 0uly for-lres the system
against their hur-fulconse9usrc-s. but sub
11gAfe> malaria liver and kld1ey complaint
dyspepsia and nerve e~isaui@t1de-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

LIH3EE- Mss UFt- -. 80
MessrS- Il T. SHALESBEgIfEK e Co
Rochester. Pa GsHn--The bottle Of
ShaIienbergerss Pills sent ne IN February
last | gave 10 W Anderson, OF this place:
a long standing case Of chills and fever. He
mad tried every thing known without anv
permanent good In less tnan ten DAYS after
taxing four AnridDte he was sound a wei.
and has gene through the entire season
without any return Il seems % nave ef-
f~ectually driven the MalArio1s poison from
his system Yours truly.
' A ANDERSON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

EvERT young nan or lsdy who desires =
Business. Shorthand or Telegraph course
VIII DO wei to address Bryant & Sxrzsrnn
Business College OF Louisville. XIV for is
elegant twenrvf1u--n annual catalogue aud
E~taogr1pn- See advertisement u this paper.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

WIZ don't you try Carterss Little Liver
PIlss They are a positive cur for sack
n~esidacne. and az the Ills produced hy DIS
ordered liver Only enc uIl 4 dose
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

MuU TWAIN IS SAID 70 b. r-ore in deuxsd
for PUBIC lectures than any other speaxer.
although he does not now Lecture a. he
formerly did
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

Arne- entered ! store At Potts
town Pa ard inquired the retail
price Of rails. then the price per de-
OK 100 pounds The latter being m,,rb
les. ne asked If the store-keeper would
take BACK what he had Ief. If he dfd
Eot Use the whole key. and was told
yes He took the keg. and some dav,
later returned !. minus f0u- hounds Of
nal@ which he offered TO pay for II
Aes prices LIE was accommodated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

Two AND sEvExTr-uvE ladies'
Are eiergymen u the United States nd
occupy pglpIEz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

FoR r case Of nervousness. sleeuIe<<
Eess, we7z stomacn Indigestion dyspepsia
relief = sure In Carrers Little Liver Pile
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

THs japanese keep their b~rc-a-br.c !.
frepruof buildings. 20 % taken cut ore AZ \
tune and admired and then replaced 5y an
other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

flowing and shipping oysters il becrm-
lng aAveAy business. AZ Pensacola FTz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

THE heard Of infurv INTO the Jamestown
food ths sctaI loss Of property a.
o. 615>fi4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

II afflicted with Sore Ewes use Dr. Isaac
I5nmpson's Eye Water Druggists sell il 10
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

A POCKET na.ch-safe free 70 smokers Of
~TansIfs Punch Sc Cigar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

cHExEx-L employment /, indicated bv
TIE advertisement n . rordon uzu-r-
Lady wanted % draw NJ home oriraaI de-
s1g1sk Tor eucn furniture
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

N SAss-S- the explorer, szvy that thu
Ice II Greenland IS 6.0O feet thick
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

Ger ONT AND cD4ED rsf,.
- afzaG~r eszmtssdnu and 30 BAYS
tkkEiT - Agents On car N~~ r1.k.
!. -kfEGLEE q &C. 80 s.rN3x a.. - Lz1- L.
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