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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-05
ASTOR,S MAGAZINE

He Has Made Hit With His New ven-
ture.
LONDON, June 5. Mr.. William Waldorf
Aston has settled down as a working
magazine writer. He has met with extra
ordinary success.
It sounds strange to hear people tell you
that the multi millionaire has made hit
with the Pail Mall Gazette. Yet the heir
to many of the Astor millions hustles
every day with a zeal that perhaps only
ambition can produce.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-05
DOWN IN VIRGINIA.
A Colored Woman Is the Old States First
Female Physician.

Female Physician.
Sarah G. Jones, NJ. D., the first wom-
an to be licensed to practice medicine
in Virginia, is daughter of George
w. Boyd, the leading colored con-
tractor and builder of Richmond. She
was born in Albermarle county, Va,
and educated in the public schools of
Richmond, being graduated in 1888.
She then taught in the schools of Rich
mond for five years. In 1888 Miss Boyd
was married to M. B. Jones, who, at
that time, was also teacher, but now
is G. w. A, secretary of the true re-
formers. Mrs. Jones entered Howard
medical college, Washington, D. c., in
1890, and was graduated this year with
the degree of NJ. d. She appeared be-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-05
Unsucc.ssfu1 Revolt.

LONDON, June 5-The Madrid cores
pondent of the Daily News says that SER
geant and a few men at Fort Isabel, ear
Puente la Reina, Province of Navarro,
tried to raise revolt, but met with no
support, and were compelled to flee. They
are now being pursued by troops
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-05

OTHB largest lump Of crystallized soda
ever seen in this country was taken
from the Downey salt lakes in
Wyoming few days ago. Its weight
was two thousand four hundred
pounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-05

THE Flagstaff upon which the first
secession flag was hoisted in South
Carolina when the state seeded in
1860 is still standing. 1t is fastened
with iron cuffs to the gable end OF an
old storehouse at Skull Shoals post OF.
fee
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-05
WARNINGS PERIL.
Owing to a misunderstanding with the
publishers, must be discontinued
for few days.
CHASED BY AN ENGINE.
An Engineers Story Of a Wild
Railroad Ride.
Making n Milo n Minute to Escape Death
in Hot Pursuit -why Ono Engineer Is
Looking for q Daylight
Run.

ELL, yes" said
t h 9 engineer,
putting content
@ dry upon his
pipe and gazing
w | t h lovin g
pride at his
e N CINE us 1t
s t o o d in tho
yard near the
U N 10 n depot,
waiting for its
train, "we do
SEQ some very
strange 3 ig h IS
along the road
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-05

specifo for Hysteria III 5 Neuralgia, Nervous
Preservation caused by alcohol or tobacco, Wake
fulness. Aontal Depression, Softening Of Brain
mature O Age, and all Female We aknesses,
caused by owe '-exertion or brai1. mon his
rAatmont, 81. q 70 s. by mail. We guaran ee
tx bottles to cure Ich order for y box es, with
S. will send writ, en- guarantees to refund money
II not cured Gnsrant "a issuei only by r. G
Partreo, 0rugS 81, Waterbur Conn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-05

LONDON, June 5.-There was little in
terest in the close of the Ives Roberts bill
lard match, as it was foregone conlu-
sion that Ives would win. Roberts score
was 2 S31
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-05
Use Comfort Soap

For the Hands. the Face, the Complexion
II ~ ausiseptio, Emollieut and Curattv 9
Price % cents a cake.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-05
"a nEAlINo woNpER.v
b a Mothers' Blessing.

b q MOt1efS' Blessing.
~1Gy baby was terribly chafed
tiled everything witheut success
kkss EhAn enc box ct Comfort
EwudsS, however, CURED him i
VIII sxary mother would Uss iA-
Mas b. c. COLE, Warner, N. II,
am a mother Of eight children.
I have tt;sd many infant powders.
csn1fDrt Powder Is the best I ever
sssd]--MRS. w. P. THRAsHER,
Springfield, N. H.
81 used Comfort Powder for
se1e4e GhafnS on an infant Its
sGreass vas complete. 1t surpasses
9Sything for a baby'S ska ever
saw."-- MRS. CHAs. z. PEAraoNs
Mapasxood, Mass.
nlA DeVooIsTs SGLL ~.
@EsO poSvSL roR EREE GAMBLE.
apaaPuNJ POWDER co.. hartford. Com.
q. .. sn0a, saoRETAHv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

When Robert Bruce. king of SCOT
land Law upon his 6eath-hed in the
year iSes he renenh~red he had rex<
tered a VOW to helpwrest the holy land
fron the heathen Turks IL WAS clear
that the tine fer fzl6Iling that row
Rad passed but q new shonxhf pre-
Snted Why not have his heart re
moved and sent 10 Jerusalem for bzrial-
To make the story short This was de-
c1ded upon and Sir James DozxlAx was
commissioned 20 carry IL in n silver un
TO a place as near as possible TO where
the Saviour vas craci6ed- and there
bury II Arriving in Spain Sir James
with the precious relic strung 10 his
neck BY q chain was killed In q battle
with the Moorx Sir Simeon Loczr
returned with the heart to Scotland
and deposited il under the altar Of Mel
rose Abbey, where II now k-St Loais
Republic
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08
RIGHT OR LEFT HANDED.
Do r~@ Put rs9r C~.f en- Rkghs sr Len
Ara E-~f-

Ara FHr~fc
The deSPsSsa left han6 makes good II.
Claims IN nany cases 10 be the DETER Of
the two The fingers hat tonch and
sdJ1s- with sach nicely the strings Of
the violin are sarely n cunning -
those that Do-e the bow The hand
that guides a reins and steers with
Greatness the hurS through the crowded
streets Is qEite as cummings as one might
say much more than the hand that
wields the whip Bat great Is fashion.
nnanswerzble l. theory.
IL would appear that as life becomes
more and more complex we are boom
ing ore and more specialized and the
difference between cur hands j. en-
outraged rather than kindered- BIZ
every screw made in Birmingham. and
by every slap administered TO the Of
Tending fingers that would dare to shake
hands Incorrectly
IL i curious TO notice the rzya-5es of
humanity IN cases where no hard and
fast lin has already been drawn Al
though rght-handed persons put
on their coats left arm first a couSider-
bic percentage thrust in their right
first Soldiers IRE from the right shoul
der hst spa-tsn-n are found who Pre-
fer the left
In working with the spade the pro
portion Of rivht-handed men grasp The
spade with the left hand and push with
the left foot and right hand. though
when using an az the same individuals
would grasp fzrtheSf down with the
right The PeSizns mount their hor~~s
from the right side, which Is the differ
ent side from that mounted BY Euro
pans
The buttons On coatS etc. are placed
On the right SIDE, and the she'd of The
hair II boys Is 10 the left evidently &c
suit manipulation by the right hand
The great philosopher Newton records
that first he confined his astrononicAl
observations 20 his right ere, but After
ward be managed 10 train his left
But there are persons who could not
do this owing 10 the unequal strength
Of their Eyes Strange 20 Sy. the
Chinese assign the place of honor 10 the
lefL@hzmbeE Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

~ @"E
Ere-vooe has . p~t eco1o1v- and the
business woman the working -ornaz
tr1es TO eco1o7ize hy dong Der ozu
drcss-zking- >he likes ~ dress well
and u does secn exf-zrz<Anf 10 vaF 50
zzch for what she might do herself il
requires brave woman - attack her
hezdxe&r. hut With clever fingers and
good taste n dress doesn't seem suea an
undertaking.
Bat really yoa Ouzht not Il do il at
all
IL your days work Is fnlfIsed cog
scsentsoEsly roa oarhs 10 give the
evenings 10 reS- and amusement Yoz
wo1d onlF st andread- voo Nys Well.
thru inst ST and rad Reading doesn't
give yo1 tha; sharp pain in yozr ssde
Reading doesn't key Foz mp to = point
Of fererlsh exclteneat h~cAEse vou
want TO get 50 much dove
II you Ike - ~w yoz can alwxr
have = dainty hit Of faneF work 90
hand O IL yoa have set xcur heart ca
~o1e l~nxzrso1s addition 10 yoz- vaG-
rof~ thas VIII give yoa exercise fog
vo1r needle Then there i. alx1rs
yozr Derdinr- and the really dainfr
Toc1an 1nds Dore thza enouxh TO fl
the time she should rire to evening em-
p1oyment Bat As for dresS-zkinx.
don't try yoar tired eyes with il ut
night Every little worriso-ne packer
in the dress l. yoinx - leAre a isrtle
worried wrinkle in your face. and
new gown VIII Increase that z@zhe
nerro1sness that Preys upoa 80 many
American women
Evening l. bot the right time "a cuo-
qHer complicated dress patterns and
you would much better do with fewer
dresses and hand rozr material over 70
n professional d~ress-nAker. who per
haps just needs your work to par for
sczne help that viii give her . h.sle
time for rest
A nan never thinks os attempting
20 make his oEn clothes asa e1onome
measure but y wozza ciirx<t 70 quality
and quantity Of rziraent and h-zdx h~r
list Of eoo1oznSes hy making IL zp her
ell That docs verr well fer the wun-
an Who's dzrs arr her cwn fhozrh
often enozgh II would pay her better
10 cepr7d On susne o1e el~. huf for TIE
woman who has only the evening for
al b little odd Sohs that somehow BE-
long 10 wozn4n1s life. ]. i had policr "a
Add evening dresszzkln< 10 her dailr
duties and means a weary middle a-~.
lacking energy for dzfy and apaaSz-
con for Ple&sErc-PhilA6elrhla Tines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08
KEEP STILL
II a1y nsa sbo1ld cuEe % "a
A Al Il fnr AFra~

n any nsa shoujd oure 70 n.
Al ask NJ for s6vsc-
To sep in cut o tr0ahse. t-ss
a fev worts wouid su-ce
Id tel in Get rad u you Ike.
As ofi-z a. - VII.
Bat wh@u ye're had szsi close Ter Ec-n
Al keep II shut
Keep stu
Cool zz-y TINES er ra- ests sozr
An oornes Arosne y0ur vAT.
A says @ozne Er<rasafi.' tai-Es
Tie hadat ozghter say.
Al rles ye ~ t-ren-seously,
Al KEGS % talking I'll
fee Ike ter give i'm good he sofa
Bal Goa ve-sesf
Keep sEl
Dc-t talk unch boat tAeolory.
II - naz sIFl&ins ie~ yea
Youu a-ver Et s@r HczTe7 uzi-ss
Lk- ht1 ycz hueve ~ 90.
Dat tel in vszS ye fhi-k unni
Yoe " climbed TIE H-4vezlE hi.
Ten tel 1n-i; Ts ena Tz th-re-
A Z y. dnlE
Keep snl
Or th~a Gg4la r>rhap~ yer wife
Takes 4 into her bad
Ter szv sczs tkirrs about ye
Thrt yos Ssh shed leave u1.a.i.
An eauo1 or t~ohzn1--6 Ways
T0u Gon'f gu.f .l N bfIl-
k--p col; perhaps n wOz2-'s r1zsa
Al any rate
Keep xtl
Thrrr zsF ~ r-es-cs course her. A..
J-st n-e yrr ouzzaz sense-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08
MENTAL



s.s1Ans Up>z B~anx Tzr.~d R~znA-
Who can throw = liffle light uPon
that eormon t-ouble with most Of us
getting turned roz7d2 Who VIII make
clear what mental sonerssult &P<yeh-
illogical toP<y-turry-czll il what you
please. yoz all know wha; ] mean
Do we share hi. trozble with sni-
mails generally, MaF we erer acquire
what Il a marked Characteristic with
many Of the lower animals. that ho1-
ing instinct for the lack Of which our
Honer and shakspeares lose their
bearinEs sometimes and Tar nof tell
where they are at Is there Auy
cure for general debility IN sense Of
directicn2 What has happened 20 cur
inner consciousness our basic eouvSr-
tons when the foundations Of the
compass are removed and set up where
they do not belong. and when
fhey persist in remaining there in
spite Of everything? Who has not gone
far Ast-zy because Of mental ~ozner
saalss Who has not had 4 deliEhtfzl
journey strangely swildered- IL not
made actually d~isagr-eahle, by the
struggle entailed in keeping up pre-
tense Of belief that he was going in ex-
actly the opposite direction 10 that in
which he h~lieFed himself 20 fsoes
How could I b happy IN san Fran
cisco writes a sufferer The rest
lar between ne and Chicago. and the
Psci6c was the eastern boundary 81 the
co7tInenE-
can - TME- - So
whenever I have turned Of f-un m
avenue running east and west into nv
SIDE street which Tues no-fh and soutA-
Ey street at o2ce swings rwz7d and
runs eastward "A did the sveu1e- In
nv mind ny hoze- which actually fares
the east has always faced the North
just across ray gzrdez 10 the sozfh
everything swinE~ hack again for n@
There u that ~dise-se--a sec-so- o< my
brain which vear< z3d discipline have
failed 70 regulate NJ hone vii fsce
Do-th- 10 =e. a. long IL ! lir-wL
sand 81 n line with the rez1e Not
he i great zrs Erse-son Who can
alter matter. but he who can alter zy
state of mind
IAs - 10 unco1nDon exq~rercc-
Few are the mental maps Whose every
section stands square wifh TIE eczn-
pass Certain Rooms IN car hcGs- Gr
boards or ~stzircaSrs have a trek q
swinging away frozl their tr1e r-ll
uons To the compass and forever STAY
ing where fbeT once sxuzx Can ozr
sens- q directSca- car boning instinct
ever be cultivated 20 that degree that
we n@y rely upon ]; in a great hotel
for instance in finding CIR ro.sn As
does the storny petrol far Get 20 sea-
trust TO its infzllihle guide in reaching
its nes;- hundreds Of EIl>s xwzv.-At-
An1Sc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

Il a brilliant and beautIful summer
number. IL opens with a quaint and
delightful S~haksPcrean pastoral. "wiu
@ Stratfnrd, by Anna Robe~on Brown.
eharminrly illustrated BY Cox. Kate
Rohrer Gains illustrated poem. The
Men in Lincoln Green. IS almost a
pendant TO this English idyL Marietta
Ambrose tells how Spanish children
play at bullfghting; Susan Coolidge
has stirring poem Of the Danish hero
myth, "lIolrer Danske.- Elton Craig
has a marvel-story. The WIZARDS Pal
aee, Louise CoEn Jones gives a time
ly sketch Of her thrilling experiences
asa >choolna am in Hawaii. Captain
Julius A Palmer gives in Hl4e -1rake
i6iGics certain valuable Hints for
Yachtsnen; Oscar FAY Adams con
tributes as the first Of his illustrated
series on "OEr EagtdA Hsnu. = paper
on Worcester. Richmond q. North has
advice for hoy tourists vhoaue -Going
10 Europe The serial stories By W.
O. S.odda1l and Theodore Z Jen1ces
are striking and absorbing.
Price % cents n number. g. 30 \ year.
on sale at news stands or scnt post
paid, on receipt % price. by D. LothroP
Company Publishers. BoSton-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

Cunning in the Use of language &c
give false impression isz Yankee trick
c~elebrztedin Sonz and story MANY in
stances of its use come TO light in the
testimony given in courts An iIustrz-
tiOn of sneh dishonest erzftiness Is re
lated b. a Maine gentleman A mar
came 20 him wanting him to buy =
share in q country lottery N which the
principal prize was horse -TE TAKE
one. he said IL yoan warrant me !
shall draw the horse -oh, yes said
the seller. gtibsy p~oeketizz the cash
III warrant you 20 get the horS-
The horse weat in another direction.
and the ticket hol5er. meeting the
seller said 5okngiy: i thought ron
warranted ne 10 draw thar horS@
oh, no said the other. <hrewdly. j
did not s2y warrant, bat want said
] wanted yo1 TO get the hoze, sad ]
dia"-bz1zcr Co18errizL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08
August
Flower"

For two years I suffered terribly
with stomach trouble, and was for
al that tine under treatment by a
physician He finally, after trying
everything. said my stomach was
worn out, and that / would have to
cease eating solid food On the rec
onnendation Of a friend I procured
a bottle OF August Flower. Itsecm-
ed to do me good at once gained
strength and flesh rapidly. l feel
now Ike = new man, and consider
that August Flower has cured me"
Jas E Dederck, Saugerties. N.Y.s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08
BSu~s Ct oaxf>enfs Fer Cack--A -
C~xrrn N-wr

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s1el x-S cnzrkser ee-E1ge liz wozse
srs-Ez whe- er1e--C = r1-zzzA fbe Ez-
rcyzs surfaces Sara K-aclex s2G1E 1xrer
- z<cz exrszf CO yre~c--E1srs f-sD r>
rz1aese zsarxa-1Kn& Ks the 6z-zEEe feer wLl
o. - TN fEas - ane ras6 FsG @. Fcsssar
5ersre Tr1z then HAS CKzx-r1 Care
rK~-z1Hczz-e5 hF p j Cs>zeT & Ca To
zeaA O. czcl&zs 70 De-cErT Az = Ekk>z
E1srzA-r- acting directly z-sa aoe aAEEa1
naz -Dcssz. z-fAce e the xT<s<-z II
szr=zx HKUs CKsz-rA Clre te sE-e ruz crs
Tl- E=S[ il = 1zke1 Internally E-&
maze II Ta>5a O1la- ~ y = I1<1-F
Ca T-<-19rrns FREE
FS142 1T DrzEEzsSs F-sce &c qe- ec1-a
M Gem r-r>--lr married Aa Weoe-
he krew tne- =x-e zr-en5e6 fs- Each rrAer
~ sacz Is u x-n5<---ne Iz-ee-z-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

Visitor-Is Mr.. links ins
Flurkey-ME Jinkx Is out CT town
i didnt ask for Mrs. Ji-E Iasked
for Mr. links
Certainly, bat Mr. Jinks ]. nerer N
when Mrs. links u cut Of town
Texas Sifting
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

A Sticker-EAnh--Jaek Beatty
never seemed "a ne like = fellow pos
sessed Of much perseverance, Iren-
oh yea he Is Way. the other dzy he
trSed TO lick one Of those Coanmbiau
stamps He didn't succeed ct Ersr hzs
be stack 10 IL Peck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

%uf1lzEc q e-xz1k - ez-srs1r r1s-z1 III
In. as ~EH-1E1RS2s And cuEzse-EazsA erez -
zx--61r tie Aszz1 Ef c~cz1zErle& Fzr
tAs rcE&91 ihe <rzcr8esz-s &C En$zs-e- 3
S.azzHca Ez-<-s cxz1Er lsez- rx1rTEs -
- sre-T trrzk r-r-ec 4Enz 4 - <z5t
cx1r N ssEzA>sl a.. VERY - -xrr Ex-n
& EErElae1skA
AsE@ce-z = 80 Ioa~e re11xE1E
s-E1z cHz - suuE1 N to Ezk-zxzn EDezc
gD187zA ocrssz1s- trPG@1< II. <cr<--r
EEE1 s.-E ever En% Ds-,c1-e IN czEx1er-
t@Eu1Erb@ E1rt- ko&zae rc1suee1 <@u--z
.AAz are s@zE z=koe - --s0ecs tse Eza1r
.-sn ise 5-csTEiEz &C EaeSs s
-zse&
Ee1erss-rre E--<-x 10 ssiE IN 1sscI s mAx
nrrr- ~ zsx rS1a1 - an faE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

Eeec1zk1v Fes E-zz-r. z1sz c.s1-e 20
sZ3ass &C wnez me el&esS - -z-- Er sing
x2.A - r-%-EEz-zLr cz-e @EaEEEk cznk-zz<
ru1- - E~Ek-l 1b@ b5rs-s and Ere- - q
AeA11r kc-Flzr. wazazz1 lrrzxzzg c. rsxk-
s1zg hem - G<-sa n~-G1sca<s~ cua5s &C.
.-re-x Ese SErEP q Frs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

A POLITICAL Polnfer-Dsar TT &c he en-
both secs : the fence n To sane the
TrzIA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

TsgRx . - 6ozsf that The ChzEzE n
greatly abused Ere- ks eEtr IL Eya-aSe1
-C2ere1x19 Pan Dexser-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

VINO wgz1& ~ IRE T-s1n ex-1lF Zsra
BY u sGz g b%cczAZ Spa sGx
vera q EUrrA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

TEE a-Strorouer Is = ma Who czr tele-
sccpe wh~n he sees o-e-Rocnester Post
ExprcsS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08
LITTLE GRAINS or SAND.

II Is harder &C h> haPTT vita ncs-s
fke1 Il !. witbo-s theR
ProFzx wssA empty Aesas o-se- hare
.ozg-es fhAs rattle
AErTzr zAz ike. toreso1 q F>ees
tai Giants seel more ~ ho7< @ to
Goz7A
wErvrvrsa hattie 10 -c1 IL 1ea-s
Ia. r1zeheSy h.s ak.z . SID ~
Ger n S "a. =e.ns .o=7esA&-S-
Rs7's Eo0
AT P--ssz-xa ihe sxzn e s-ars vx. rsss
- x-afs rsr san Ep,m As-R1 eerx w.
i0e p.r<Czans -no rs-f1--e1 TIE egs-E.fzr
s-e krrsaz<r wH511z - <e< Z tee- px1s1i
r--AA 5--<G
Tzrxxs c-e csnsc2Hrsua- fsuzr>f sAe
n&-EAz hu-ts- n n WIS hir-r - x.ruus
" = drz2-Ee czr1r16r- las . q SEsz
cr&--EaTzri I&rpsaz-
80 TorE sss-e- fhuzr4r rr <s---r -1s
toe ssuzE GcSTxl2--Ye xte xR1e she
aort e-lere AAf ia rrs n the cHz-r1
saw Der nsveress-fzt-r ore1z
DO yur s~fere rAs ran snaxzmre
TEsz zn1 loe EnyuTs- NE Tie Igu<r
szape the EzsTea&-Deu--1 I-zsz.e
Tar P~-.oa We seeas fsns =. !. rour N
f-essas nssa ru3F iss1e we5err -rs.1-5uuT
5G>core- tS1f be Is ris.asel
So.Ersre far iacsl SKA i-szsaes cgsas
Gyczls SaipeEr Sozn
HIS Hair &1s Wh@xer Dye, 80 ceuts
TsEkx . - do-af that fhe CArE-E 10
greatly abused Ere- Is eHir IL uyo-ase1
-C2ere1x19 Pan Dexser-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

SuEar&- sa1 hovex xr- rrsrez,rd rezx-~d
sd p-e1As>xfr cz--a T<yr ~.z--z-
feca % give zraksr1u2 ~ y1E 51cey
rrezrncd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

ToTE sSs-e- fhnzr4- Er ss--7-r wHs
toe surE GcCrx2--Y- SO sad SIC
oont c-lere AAf ia rrs n TIE <Hz-ra
Ssw ncr nsw &resx-frt-- nr~xz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08

hs-c used Brodscas Pills for -zrv years IN
nv family and have found them iz<zfzzhir n
all cases. and as a Liver Pill do rot tAiak they
have an equal Go. H WILEY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17
ENGLAND,s AITIIupE.
The business Community bordering on Il
state OF Panlc-A Fresh FrOnchman.

The business Community bordering on u
State of Panlc-A Fresh Fronchman.
LONDON, July 16.-The Times corre-
spondent in Bangkok telegraphs; ~
have inspected the French and siamese
ships and the Pakuam forts. It is sur
prising how both sides succeeded in
avoiding hitting each other. The half
hours cross fire must have been oftho
widest character. The only real dam.
age was done to one Siamese ship on
which a shell exploded killing ten and
wounding dozen men. The fort guns
are in perfect order; not even the sun
roofs were damaged.
"0utside the bar found the Forfait
French gunboat) whose captain had
threatened to kill all foreigners in tho
Siamese service. Captain vii, the
Slamese harbor master, at once replied
to this threat by presenting himself
with the avowal that he was German
subject. Thereupon the French captain
collapsed and sent an officer to return
his visit. Nevertheless / found the
light house and the lookout ship
abandoned.
"Entire Ignorance prevails here as to
tho attitude OF England. The feeling
OF the trading community tends toward
panic and this is not likely TO snbside
until tho business mon get plain an-
swer to the plain question do tho Brit.
ish and Indian governments acquiesce
to the possible extinction OF Siam and
the destruction OF British interests
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Eastern Clubs in the West-A Pretty Race
Inr thn pnnnnnf.

Eastern Clubs In the WeSt-A Pretty Race
For the Pennant.
The eastern clubs closed their first
series OF games in the west Saturday.
For Philadelphia and Boston it was a
glorious trip, for they managed to i'm
prove their standing in the race, while
the other four clubs were battered
about in merciless way. When the
Fasteners started on the Western in
vasion Brooklyn was tie with Boston
and Philadelphia for first place, but the
Bridegrooms hpve experienced nothing
but disaster. Their troubles started at
Pittsburg, and they have travelled down
hill Mt lively clip. Thef Brooklyns
were badly crippled in tllB loss OF the
two outhelders, Griffin and Burns, and
then the pitchers have been lamentably
weak. The Phillies we're fortunate
throughout the trip. None OF the play
era we're injured and the team experi-
enced no end OF good luck in pulling
games out Of the fire. The injury to
Stivotts was q setback to tho Bostons,
Ono Of tho surprising incidents OF the
week was the splendid showing made
by Louisville against Philadelphia. The
Colonels are the tail.enders, and the
Quakers lead in the race Louisville
won the opening game, lost the second
after having 1t well in hand, and 1t ro-
ouired ten innings for the Phillies to
beat them out Saturday.
Saturdays games resulted OF follows:
Boston Z. Cincinnati a; st. Louis s,
Brooklyn 8; Pittsburgh 10, Washington
o; Chicago 0, Baltimore /; Philadelphia
8, Louisville 5-ten innings; New York
7, Cleveland 8. Tho clubs rank in tho
following order:
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BRUTAL TREATMENT.


jews at Yalta, IiE,ssIa AsSaulted-Aran
Are Killed by Mob.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 10.-The Jews
Of Yalta, in the Crimea, refused to
obey the decree to retire within the
pale. For several days the clergy OK
.horted the rest Of the population to Gise
and expel them. Last week an anti
Jew mob took possession Of the Streets.
broke into houses occupied by Jews
and tried to drive the occupants from
the town. The Jewp fought back.
Dozens we're dragged into tho streets
and were beaten. Many were killed.
The houses owned by Jews were plum
dered and wrecked. Troops were called
to the town to restore order. None OF
the rioters were killed and but few in.
iured.