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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29

Kerosene emulsion, most useful in
sccticidc, Is prepared at the MassacEu-
fotts station In tho following manner
Ono.quartcr Of n pound of common bar
soap is dissolved In two quarts OF boil
ing water, and while still hot four
quarts of kerosene oil are added aud the
whole mixture churned through a small
hand forco pump with small nozzle
turned into tho pail. This churning
must ho continued about five minutes,
until the whole forms q creamy white
mass which becomes j0llylike when cool,
Care must he taken TO have the solution
o. soap hot when the kerosene Is added
to it and tho chuluins done, but it must
not be near tho fire,
Before applying this emulsion TO Tho
plants It should be diluted with watol
In the proportion OF one quart of the
emulsion to nine quarts of water, which
must be- thoroughly mixed. Tho above
will mako sixty quarts Of the inspcticid,
ready for use, but the emulsion viii
keep for long time without injury auu
may bo diluted when needed for use
This insecucido is said to be one Of III,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29

hand On her throat 40 die!-to see
sun an flowers On hear hirds-to kiss
no morei Tho cold. dark ground--the
wotmsr' Io'u'd feel hor thivor agin
me cz spurrcd back TO town best we
c'u'd, n.carryin double.
soon she l.nowcd somethin, an wuz
wild at the idco NV sayin Tom. She
didn't toll INC much-shod been with m
nunt up Saguacho aud knowcd nnw,lin
nv tho trial. Her folks sent her nary
word or kop' her OF purpue--thoy'rc
thot shy nv law. Maripofy sid of
an1v from them an cnmpud. pore crit.
ter. in thot lonely place. She wanted
word from Tom 10 cum back sont Tony
Montoz to tell him, but had nary answer
So, by that. sccn Tom likewise knowod
somcthin too. Wut did the fellcr mcan'
Wuz thar somcun he wouldn't give
away
swar I'm plum glad mover guessed
nigh the truth or IA ben on Tho horns Of
A dyiummcr of-whichsomgycr the poet
scz bout i.-stid nv ridin right straight,
tor court with her.
Thor sheriff ha ter got on Tom ter
hold him wen no hrBt sec Manposy
come In.
"scnor" seq she. out nv breath II did
II. not Tome. tI,rcs tho pecstol. lie
civ 1t mo long time. lean proof Tint
day. he think DIaz not aitor him any
more. Tom jo1st ride away from me
an Dins cum buhint-l SEQ hoom draw
hoes gun. Tome not SOC. shoot quick
then Tome scc,"
II wig all writ down by tho man as
makes marks on paper lito nest Of rat
tiers let loose. The Jcdgc stopped
chowin gum. Toms lawyer uuiinio
hissolf au the prosecutors forrid Dulgci
bigger ~ he Thought an Thought.
'For mo-" Mnriposy wound UP. "tho
rope o'ud feel hos shiycr agi'n-"thc
ftillncss. the cold. wet oarth-tho worms
but not fer Tome"
by tibet time wuz a-lookin Mt the
patch NV sky twixt the windcr shade IN
the foothills kin sec It's deep purple
yit
II wuz dark almost inside.
"Tomel" Her voice Hngs in my ole
ears yit. She didn't need ter sny nav.
thin hut his nnmo--thct wuz a hull
story.
But not tho ropor she whispered.
Thar wuz quick streak through. thu
dusl, like Fash Nv giant powder. Tom
an the shoriT jumped ter ketoh her
Tom kissed her aioro tho breath lot her
Thot Maripoly summer wus nigh
twenty year rgo, children. Run along
story about luiins next time.
Wonder cf III orlcr tolo them vi l.
Tom wuz thar pap. Mop. They mightoi
thought their NAV wus q squattor OF
another woinan's claim-an she's n goot
sort too.
W'udnt wonder II Tom clean furgo
tibet little gall Wgal, wal. cf she hcdn't
drawod her gun mighty quick au shot
old Diaz, Tom w'ud Nv been the dead
man stead nv poor liitlo Mariposy.-M
$. Padcn In Short Stories.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29

rather roughly ont Of u piece ,pf oak or
chestnut log. say three foot long aud
foot or NO In diameter. Stretch q clothes.
limo across Tor, better, two, 10 make two
marks ot oncc), and then roll the roller
along over them. This makes good
marks for setting plants, etc, and you
can make Thorn perfectly straight in this
manner, u task not quite 30 easy with
tho ordinary marker. Still, 1t viii do
well enough IL pieces OF ropo are fast.
oncd around tho roller, tho required
distance apart, one for each mark.
Two more styles Of push markers arc
also illustrated IN Farm and Firusido,
from which wo quote. Tho simplest Of
these and most quickly made Is shown
In Fig. !. Take three pieces Of board,
ray fifteen inches long, rounded on
slcgh runner fashion; have them the
proper distance apart; hail plcooacross
the top on the straight sido mud fastou a
handle as shown. This Is easily pushed
ahead and will mako u good mark,
A barrow marker is shown In Fig. .,
| Tho illustration makes an explanation
unnecessary. Have tho tecth slantina
slightly backward. One great ndyau
tagc OF tho roller marker Is that You
can mako cross marks nt tho sam,
timc. Simply nail pieces Of rope OF
clothesliuo longthwifo of tho roller al
the desired distances, between the piece
fastened around the roller, The rolloi
thus arranged ia shown in Fig. o.
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I,t Tho ohlihrrn Irn,c rel..

n you will bring mp your children 10
love pets doubt II they will ever be brutal
90 animals under any clrcumstlurtt
Theodore Parker says the turning point In
his life was when he took upa stonc TO
throw NJ tortoise In pond. Something
IN him babe him stop and he did stop.
Then he went home aud asked his mother
whit Ii WIS that compelled him 20 put
down the stone She told him II was tae
voice " Cod In his soul-that " he lived
lIstonipr 10 that he would never fail to do
hght-Mary =. Spencer In st. Louis Globe.
Democrat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29

Lady Pagct, wife Of the British
ambassador TO the Austrian court.
has become a convert to vegetarian
ism. She is said to have renowned
the uso Of flesh meat on human,
grounds, but u different complexion
so to speak, is given TO the announce
mcnt by her explanation that vego
tarians have usually n very clrm
and frequently beautiful skin. -Sm
Francisco AA-onuut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29

A certain famous arehduchess Ia Austria
has rcsclutoly doilod the tyranny Of the
dr,ssmakcr The gowns shc wears on &C
casluns Of state when she takes the en-
press place she tries on once, never twice.
Gowns for ordinary wear she never tries ut
all Life has for her evidently larger anx-
ictlcs than how dress fits in the back
or whether IL wrinkles under tho arm or Il
smooth. She claims that she feels proud
every time she succeeds In not ordering q
now gown. Exchange
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29

The fiction that vile il supported by
her husband, aud never earns anything 10y
her houscwork aud tho care o. their chill
drcn, Is largely believed today, and many
man bccom,a a widowcr before be real.
ICES that his lost partner was really a
partner Ia tho business ~ making mud
keeping II home, that she worked hard
aud tina, thorc ought 70 have been "moaey
into g. Mrs. Whitaker In New England
Farmer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29


itisofton desirable tomoyo hcnsfrom
their own chosen nests 20 u place moro
convenient for thcir owner. lu snch
cases, according 10 The Poultry World
this should bo done at night. aud the
now nest should b. well made aud woll
filled with eggs It IL ALEC important
that II should bo dark. and 80 arranged
That cover mny be- placed over u TO
shut OF tho hcu's view n Che surround
ingi until she has become fairly fxol
her now quarter and tho old net (
gotten. Such transios arc adyisa'
since e s. beat 90 have u house dcyo
uycluivcly 20 auori, whore they W
not be annoyed by the layers mud where
tioy can be properly cared for. Besides.
Il il often desirable 90 have chicks
Matched nt season when your0wn hem
arc not brooiy. II you aro not 30 for.u-
nate o. 10 hayc Gn incubator, you must
buy sitting B " your ncighbors. by
observing rove hints they easily
DO moved 6 toNofk IA your own
fowl house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29

Tho unique residence which Miss Mildly
Morgan owned on Staten Island WINS dc
signed By herself. Thi. huilding was made
absolutely hrcproof The front DIOR ut
the side ~ tho house is reached by ladder
which may be drawn In at night. The In
terror was decorated by Miss AiorRan's sis.
ter Jane. who lives there aud who h now
an artist Of considerable merit. Miss Nor
gan was very proud Of this house and Ia
yitcd many Of her newspaper friends TO
visit it.-Ncw York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29

Tho world IL bittorer than winr left lees,
And taltcr arc my tears than saltgst seas.
wherrforci Because that Antony j. dcad-
Great Antony, upon whose love led
A. fcods bee on roses w the jane,
When al tho birds sing madiy loves hgh'
tuuCi
FAY, why should no, follow after himl
Dark arc tho ways u death. mcthinka, and
din;
hut what OF that 'rls more disastrous fate
To live alone Ia Egylt's ill starred riatoi
Sweet fsis. smile Thy iavorsi let me fce
tirlt 10 thy realm tho face ~ krtonyi
--susle NJ. best IN Philadelphia Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29
RIO GRANDE
WESTERN.
Standard 6uaus.
sMzsnsafs cuRRrRr TINE rhrLi
In yuac, way ~. Isaa.

irAvrs SALT LAKE.
No. e-Tor rruvu, Grand Junction and
=. Hil point- Hast ........ ,,......,... 500 Am
WA-ToF Provo, Grand function aud
" nil pofntl Entt.s..ssss..,,s..s, Qi2i pm
No. t--inr Provo. fAyton ana Eureka t.Qi pm.
No. t-fut bingham, saupuio anu
Wnsufrn.ts... I'll ....t....s,.s.ss $50 AN
No. 9-iur Ogden and Wost..a.........ii.; 7 pm.
No. l-foTpg on aud the Wcat .......,l u am
40 5-fuTOgden and puln'a Wcst...... s.s0 pa,
AN ivrs sAir taKT.
No, i-Tfom Provo. Grand junction
Hndtuu tgsf ,.,..,.,,. .. ,....... ~ c3 Am.
No. s-ftom IroyO, Grand Juuruon
anu tho Eaft..,...... ..,........., .li'i8 pm.
No, 5-troW lruNu, fayson aud
Eureka ...,.,......-..... 80 a. Tn.
NO. 5-krum bingham, sanpetc and
" uHalcu .... sssssss..ssts..tts.ss.s ~ pm
80, t-fT1m OEirn aud points West. $50 am
No. g-from ugicn and The Vest. 3 % ain
No. i-ltom ogden ami mo Wet, pha PIN
Pullman Palace sisopors On all through
trains. No changcai close connections. Safety
fpcod and comfort
tt,k tBu,e. No. nrus Mat. street.
ID. e. DODGE, A. L. wELBY, J. n. BENNETT
Cen. hHnascr. Cen. supl Gen. "a l. Agl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29

"pearcd, and since that time ]
" have never had the first sign Of II.
~ can eat anything witholt the
least fear OF distress. I wish all
THAT arc afflicted with that terrible
"diseasc or the troubles caused by
at would Try August Flower, as /
atm satisfied there Is no medicine
equal to it," u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29
CAMDEN MARkeRs.
Improved Implement. That Can lie Made
On the Farm.

ON tho Farm.
The old fashioned garden marker
which ono has To pull over tho ground
t. not satisfactory. II one wants TO SEQ
what one Is doing with one OF them It u
necessary TO go backward, like river
crab; with marker that Is 10 be- pushed
tho operator can keep the direction much
easier. aud sec Whether ho makes straight
marks or crooked ones.
The roller marker is all right. Any
light garden roller will do, oven II MADE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29
RAILROADs.
7HE THROUGH CAR LINE.
7rohI Auus aud Depart at sia LaS' cig
DAILY, az foiiouH
ARRIVE

1raits Auue aud Depart at SdH Laks thg
DAILY, a. foiioufS
ARRIVE
FROM All rNtefn points. ............ 500 = 70
IRON Butte. Portland and san Fran.
cisco ................ a,o5A IN
From Park city and Cache Valley. 1850 am
Prom all Eastern p9lnis.................. 1910 p m
From Cache yallcj aud ogden. .....-. 5,io y m
ifrOm Milford, Eureka aud inter
mediate point. ..... go. 1000 a m
Prom Junh and Eur1k............." Oii1 p IN
Iron Terminus and ro0clca...... ... p.t0a N
DEPARE
Tor all eastern points ................ SEQ m
Ior ogden ami intermediate points. so a IN
For intto, Portland. sau francisco
and Cache Valley .......,......... io'csA m
For Cache Valley ond part City. $50 p N
Tor all kaiIcrn points and sEnFfan.
otco............. ................... siso m
iFof kufcti, Juab and Mliiofd....... 5toA III
For tutckl. JuAb and intermediate
polnls....,..,. ..................... esp
'ror ronole and Terminus .,............ 5i0p IN
'nnily, sunday excepted.
irrains between Juab and Milford do not run
Sunday
CiIS trcEpr osrtrE, aoi -.TS Sr
d. " bUbLkN, Genl. AT. Paasgr Dept
III. u. CLARK. Frca. and Con. Mar.
y, DICKINSON. Asst Gcnr Mgr.
h. l.. I.oMAn q, T.. a n. Agrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29

to cat and suffer
"again. / took a
little Of your med.
"icinc and fcltmuch
"bcttcL and aftcr
"takinga little more
Augu It Flower my
g." Dv pcpsia disap-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-29
g. August.
Flower

Mr.. Lorenzo i. Sleeper Is veiy
we'll known to the citizens of Apple
ton, Me-, and neighbofhood. lie
says: " Eight years ago Twas taken
sick, and suffered as no one bat
"dyspcptic can. then began TAX
ling August Flower. AT that time
al was a great sufferer. Every
thing ate distressed me so that i
"had to throw il IN. Then in
"iew moments that horrid distress
would come Oh and ! wopld have
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23
W0MAN'S RELIEF CORPS.

Bucklin Corps No. z held its regular
meeting Monday evening, Mrs. Seymour
presiding. One candidate was initiated.
The relief committee from post corps ana
sons met for consultation. 1t is hoped
that good results will follow. The corps
voted $40 for the relief of one of the dis
abled soldiers. This corps will give n
supper aud sale to assist the Starboard
Watch to get uniforms for the encamp-
ment at Washington.
Slocum Corps gave q reception to the
department president and staff. Nearly
every corps was represented, Two hun
dred guests were present, also comrades
from Tower. Slocum and Prescott Posts
The reception was followed by an enter
tainment, consisting of music. vocal and
instrumental, recitations. etc, and col
lation was served. Much credit is due
the president, Mrs. Thompson. The de
partment president, Emily l.. Sibley,
called a meeting of department aids at
department headquarters 10 determine on
some method of raising money to help
defray expenses. The president called the
meeting 10 order, ana Mrs. Isabella Nor
rison was nominated chairman of com
mittee on entertainment supper and sale.
subcommittee were appointed and all
arrangements made for the near future.
The chaplain of Mciregor Corps is quite
i'll at her home In Phenix.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23
RED MEN.

Wamsitta Tribe spent the most OF last
Monday evening in talking of changing
the bylaws. No action. however. was
taken.
The great chief will visit weena
Shassitt Tribe, Newport, wednesday even
ing, April 81.
Tahoma Tribe will hold a birthday
party in their wigwam next Tuesday
evening.
King Philip Tribe held one of their
social sessions last Monday evening.
Next Monday evening treat Is in store
for all who are present.
Wamsitta Tribe will hold May ball in
their wigwam, corner OF Cranston and
Winter streets. Monday evening, May 2.
Great Sachem Lewis K. Davis and Board
OF Great Chief, accompanied by Great
Representative w. II. Barney Of Newport,
made their official visit to Tahoma Tribe
last Tuesday evening. The adoption de-
gree was conferred on one paleface. The
usual Long Talks" of the great chiefs
and members were made, and very en-
joyable evening was spent.
The new tribe that is being formed on
Cranston street, opposite Potter's avenue
will hold their preliminary meeting next
Thursday. About sixty names have been
secured. The tribe will be organized in
about three weeks, when it is expected
that the number of palefaces to be ad-
mitted will be 100.
Pcttaconsett Tribe conferred the war
riors' degree on one hunter last Thursday
evening, and received three applications
for membership. The chiefs degree will
be given a warrior next Thursday even
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

Wednesday evening Narragansett Coun-
Gil No. initiated twenty-four candidates
in the third degree and received seven ap-
plications.
State Organizer Thomas F. Gilmore of
Connecticut visited Volunteer Council
No IL of East Greenwich last week. ID.
:. Nv. H.. Marcy was also present, as
we'll as visiting brothers from other coun-
ellis. Three candidates were promoted to
the third degree.
len made an official visit 20 Commodore
Perry Council No. 10 of Rockland last Fri
day evening.
State Councillor Goff has appointed J..
a. Barney of Netop Council No. deputy
over Liberty Council No. II, vice Edwin
A. Beazley. resigned, and Councillor
Samuel 4. Arnold of Volunteer Council
Council No. 10, vice Thomas ID. Glover,
resigned.
The annual field day Of the order will be
celebrated July 30
MONDAY evening Nathaniel Green Coun-
Gil, No. u, OF Newport, worked the third
degree on fourteen candidates. also What
Cheer Council. No. q, OF WEXFORD, con-
ferred the same degree on seven candi-
dates.
Councillor George Il. Cornell has OBJ
tained some twenty-five or thirty names
on the charter list for n new council in
Johnston.
Irouside Council, No. 4, OF Pawtucket
Is keeping up the good record already
made and last Tuesday initiated eighteen
candidates in the third degree.
ID. ;. G, Jonathan Osborn Of Whitman
tic was present and was presented by
Treasurer Hathaway in behalf of Irou-
side Council with an elegant gold-headed
cane. T. L. w: r.. Marcy has resumed
the responsibility Of editing the Rhode
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

What Cheer Lodge will confer the rank
OF page next Monday evening. This lodge
enjoys the reputation of being the leader
In this rank.
Eureka Lodge will visit Enterprise
Lodge next Thursday evening
The mock trial to be given by Enter
prise Lodge Monday evening. May 2,
promises TO bc n grand affair.
Elmwood Lodge will observe it's fourth
anniversary by attending the 7:30 services
Of the Elmwood Congregational Church
next Sunday evening, and will hold a
grand jubilee gathering and banquet the
following evening. All of the notable
members of the order, including the grand
officers, Mayor w. *. Potter and others
are expected.
Unity Temple of the Pythian Sisters
will hold May supper In their hall,
Friday evening May q
The grand ball to be given by the Grand
Assembly of the Pythian Sisterhood.
promises TO prove u very profitable ven
ture. The committee IL hard at work 10
make IL success. The date is Monday,
MAY 9
Elmwood Lodge gave five strangers the
rank OF page last Wednesday evening.
Ths nrst and second ranks will be given
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23

number of candidates next Wednesday
evening
Between twenty-five and thirty men,
bers of Pythias lodge paid Garfield lodge
fraternal visit last Tuesday evening.
The time was spent in social way, and "a
spread such as Garfield lodge usually has
was served
st. Johns lodge had one stranger for the
second rank and two esquires for the
third rank last Thursday evening. There
will be work In the rank OF page next
Thursday evening.
Sterling Division of the uniform rank
will hold drill meeting in Turner'S hall,
20 Exchange place, next Wednesday eve-
ming. Every member is earnestly reques-
ted to be present.
Grand Chancellor Golf and suite offici-
ally visited Damon lodge last Tuesday
evening and Myrtle lodge Thursday eve
ming, and found both bodies in very
prosperous condition.
Col. u. w. Pierce and staff visited and
officially inspected Union Divisisn Of Paw
tucket last Monday.
Perseverance, Lodge conferred the rank
Of knight on three esquires last Tuesday
night
What Cheer Lodge will attend the 7:30
services Of st. Stephens Church, Sunday.
May Is. What Cheer division Of the uni
form rank will act as escort.
Palestine Lodge received one applica-
tion for membership last Tuesday even
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23
ROYAL ARCANUM.

The Grand Council, Royal Arcanum, OF
this State, instituted April "a, 1890, will
hold its third annual session in Royal
Arcanum Hall, Wexford, on Thursday,
April 2S. The morning session, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock, will be de.
voted to the presentation of reports OF
the various standing committees, the
supreme representative, State medical ex-
aminer. committee on finance and returns.
The annual address of the present grand
regent, Clovis II. Bowen, will also be
read
At o'clock the members of the grand
council will be given dinner in G. A. II.
hall, brothers past regents Strobridge and
Congdon of the Narragansett Council
being a committee to arrange therefor.
The afternoon session will be devoted to
the consideration of any recommends
tions made in the grand regents address.
and to other business for the good of the
order.
The annual election and installation of
grand officers will conclude the session.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23
SONS OF VETERANS.

Fred f. Davis Camp, No. IS, will have a
military and fancy dress social at Arnold
Post Hall, So Westminster street, Tues
day evening, April 26
The Washington committee of General
James A. Garfield Camp, No. ii, have
nearly completed their arrangements for
quarters in Washington during the en-
campment in September. They will be
within five minutes walk of the capitol.
The camp commander will provide a
pocket map of the city Of Washington to
each member who attends the encamp-
ment.
Gen. George G. Meade Camp, No. 12 of
East Providence, will hold its regular
meeting next Wednesday evening. 1t is
hoped there will be large attendance of
the members, so as to prepare for inspec-
tion.