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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-18
Kansas Bank Failures.

TOPEKA, July 17.-State Bank Exam
liner Breidenthal says Hood & Kinciad S
bank at Pleasant has failed. 1t had
$50, 900 capital stock. He has informa-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-18
A DOUBLE COMET.
Interesting Fact in Connection with the
New Comet.

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 17.-Photographs
of the new comet show an interesting fact,
viz: Another comet is enveloped in the
tail of the first one, its tail also merging
in the other and appears to move in the
same orbit, or one exactly parallel and at
the same rate Of speed. Astronomers at
the Lick observatory are much elated at
the discovery. The second comet is not
visible through the telescope.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-18
Theatrical Employees Alliance.

New YORK, July 17.-Forty- dele
gates from the Theatrical Employees I'M
ion in twenty-five states today formed 6
national alliance OF theatrical employees.
John s. Williams of New York was cleo
ted president.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-18
Five Vile Ricycle Record Broken.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE five mile race
of the Calumet Cycling club resulted in
breaking the American road record for
the distance. A. L. Leonhardt did the
trick in 1880, beating the former record
by eight seconds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-18

The honeycomb presents solution Of
the greatest possible strength and space
with the least possible material.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-18

The largest tomb in the world is the
pyramid of Cheops, 461 feet high and COW
ering Is acres of ground.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-18
CONFLICT ON THE 4EkoNG.
The French Lose Six Killed, While the
Sia1nese Loss Is Heavy.

A51tl11lF50 luz 10 1IotEFJs
SAIGON, July 1.-THE troubles between
the French and 5iamese on the Mekong
river continue. French marines attacked
and captured the forts at Donthans and
Tappam, on the upper Mekong. The
French lost six killed, and wounded; the
Siamese loss was heavy The French
merchantmen Keansay was s9ized by the
Siamese at the mouth Of the Menam river
and sunk to blocn the channel The
crew were badly treated and thrown into
prison at Bangkok.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16
NEW PAPER.
Why Its Isv~aesx Bas ns<, Rsf~<x
G~rzAa PnsenG

Why Its Isv>.s>~ B.s n,<, R.f-s<s n
G<r2aa Pasea&
The Drogussen Zeisz1x Is RESPONSE
! for the statement that In Germany
patent has been refused and The
manufacture and sale have been u<o-
hloIted- OF a paper 80 prepared that
any ink writing upon It's surface could
be erased By the simple application of
. moist sponge The PAPER was made
Of the ordinary Ingredients with the
addition of asbestos and parchment
glue The paper pulP after rolling.
was immersed for = shor, time from
six 60 thfrty-fve seconds according To
the thickness of the paper 60 be pr~-
pared from il in eoneentnted xuI-
PhurSe acid at - degrees, diluted vita
10 to u per cent Of water IL Was
then pressed between riass rolIe~
passed szceesxively shruuxh water.
ammonia sofurico- and . s<eo1i tine
tnruuxh water. ssrongly pr-ssed BE-
tween rollers and dried On f~ss
rollers and fnallv. % po,ssh>-a
and heated n~sai r,lI~n r.
finished article u SAID 20 h~ r--
eEsely ike ordinary paper It's sale
been prohibited 90 seeozzs Of a.
misuse 10 which Il can be 2r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

ING its terrestrial e~xistenee. bore rxtk-
er . resenbIsnce 20 the hippopot.uzs
than TO any form Of life now existent
in the lands Of the sntipodeS Besides
the homes Of these animals there have
been f0und some remains of the gigsn-
tic bird dinornfS now extinct
No fewer than eighty diprotOd01s
are represented By the bones already
unearthed. and Il Is evident from the
close proximity Of the localities where
the chief collections have been made
that the struggle for existence must
have been particularly severe at the
time when so many creatures of the
same species we're driven TO take ref
rge IN spot
The noss probable Theory In regard
10 this great collection Of fossil re-
mains wouIs- therefore, seem 10 be
that when the race was becoming near
ly extinct sone great drcugh. dro-e all
the animals of the Surrounding terri
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

back, Il she ever does coDe back. after,
say. tAree or four yeaN aged and
altered by this ridiculous exploring
business she surely would not be Ssr-
priSed IL she should End hat you have
forgotten her.
Il shall v never forget her do
clzred Frank
-Attez1eL said the little widow per
~sistenfly. Il repezt that ] know some
thing of these matters Wen let her
gos let her get right away. and then
well talk ore this matter again IL
Tn not, mistaken yOau be Of . different
opinion then
y beg you wont anticipate
% my dear o1e. erred the little
widow. with q catch in her vosce,
think again She dos not love you.
really. OF she would never leave o
ike this rrSking her life and your afec
tiol
Don't speak 20 me-. please. prayed
Dr. Fraser don't speak "a me. am
doing her . grievous wrong by listening
10 yol
There was sob from the little widow.
and DR.. Fraser roe and put his chair
back She seized his hand
The tall 6gure went quickly ani
noiS%ieszly from the reading room and
stood for = few moments IN the en-
trance hall, thinking harvL
DR.. Fraser did not come ozt and
wiIhelnina went up the lift 10 her
room and. sitting down on = low chair.
bad the best ery she had had for years
The next a~fterroo1 two CLERKS were
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16
NEW ARTIFICIAL FUEL


fr~fseeA ~ ~ Aamsxr.r~ -s UAa<s
Fs~s~< MIA Zeal D~sG
Additional tests Of q satisfactory
character have been made Of q new
artificial fuel Pru.dur-d BIZ the adnix-
ture of white dry powder With coal
dnss TN certain proportions Pitch y
the combining me5fum almost uni
verSally emPa0ved for utilizing cal
waste but IL involves certain pr.esS~
sl cblsstbon< IN st0r7xe and use
which- il s claimed are Overcome By
the new process The compusiti0u Of
the powSier employed in this case j.
ncs made known- bus il Is said to con-
stss OF ~ natural substances both of
which are Plentiful and inexpensive.
and do not give ont noxio1s fumes in
comhustscn nor exert any d~eleeerSou<
Influences whatever upou the boiler
plates OF tues Tests show that. As
compared with anthracite coal Tire
blocks made Of this material are Of d.
essted value when used In n boiler fur
nae That Is IL was found that the
total horse power Developed BY the
boiler with the anthracite coal in is<
natural condition was sssI. while with
blocks OF the new material il was
s1-shss eonPatins tzenty pounds
of water PER hour. according TO the
rule as equal TO 1 Indicated horse
power. reckoning. however. fifreen
pounds of uaser per hour IS equal 70 1
Indicated horse power. as Is customary
with the best triple expansion en-
ziness the total ho<se power developed
with y bricks Was So against x0r
with the natural coal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16
KNOWLEDGE

Brinp comfort and iupuvs-.u.x -
tends to personal eni1yueut va.
rightly zed The many, who i've Sst.
ter than Others and enioy life uors ~.
less expendis1p, By more rrvr,ss-
adapting the worlds best urui1r+s i,
the needs Of physical being. VII rt,r-t
tie yslre 10 health Of the pgrs Egu;a
hnszvs principles enbrzcsd u t5s
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
1ts excellence Is due TO It's rrpssut;,,
IN the form n1ss acceptable and uIe.s
ant TO the tzste, the refreshing and trulv
benefcial properties of persyt az
akive; edeet1ally cleansing the sr,tsu
dsspelling colds headaches and fsv4v
and pernanensly curing corssiparuu.
Is k1B given satisfaction 10 Millions md
met with the approval Of the ne,sir.I
profession becz1se is acts On the All
rey& Liver and Bowels without xrak.
ening them and il i perfectly frye fun
every Objectionable substance
Syrup Of Fig = 5r sale By al fr.x
gizssn Soc and 81 bottles, but It IS nan
sfaeturcd by the California Fir Svrr,
Co only, whose name IS printed ca every
packase, alsD tie name, Syrup Of FE
and being veil informed y0a VII 81
aeceps any substitute Il offered
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16
BUILDING AND SCIENCE
UGLY

Leaves frem TIE Note Bssk Of an osa
Tnr~ser-n~ NJ 90 c~-assp~8-<
s-esrpsszx .a& ranHzr=Aas-rwezsy-FeSr
shawl
Daring my life in tropical countries.
writes Eugene MURRAY Aaron in the
ST. Louis Republic. / found that there
were three sorts Of occasional beifel-
lows hat one could never be too care
ful to see were not between the sheets
or otherwise hidden in bed OF hammock
before retiring.
These d~anTerouS bedfeiI0ws were ceh-
tip~1e>- scorpions and tar.nsulas or
tr7P-1cor spiders Of the three I al
ways had the greatest dread Of the
scorpions partly, perhaps On secoan.
of their greater baIk. but ncre. I
think. because Of their viEisfnous
temper
- far as have Observed the t.rzn-
t1la will only visit a house o. even .
camp in search OF flies or other food
and he viii usually quickly retreat II
his way j. clear
30. too. the eentfp~des asa rule pre-
fer 80 hide under wsshbosris o. In
damp cellars and deczying simh~~
culy eomfnx out after food such a.
reaches and croeon b1<~
1t Is always the unexpected that l.
szre eroaxh- with sro~
However caretzIly alert one
may be they arr Szre to turn zr az the
rrSs u~rinp<eI-rr rir~<-eD be f1u-1
IL = eoat-tal pocket on the inside Of .
korses collar Just a. Is Is absszt 60 be
put o. the u1suspestin- beast CO in
the h7shtzh. which Gully n few no
Eenss before was carefully inspected
Looking ~ y pie Of letters on my
study table IN Jamaica one zftern0ou-
q PSle which bad carefully sorted out
Just. before lnleh- I hearda scratching
tncoe Ot the larger envelopes. and BE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16
SURROUNDED BY a RAINBOW.


strange Optical FA<ns m~asn sa . Ss~
-~xs.a H~s.tssa rsvN
A cUrrSspo1x3ezs az Chri<sSaaa xSres
IN eog Of Il very eur5ous ph~zom-
e-0U witnessed frurn TIE top Of Gau<sz
Do11taf1 theixhr SIX Thousand Nor
we<ran feest in TeAzarxen- sonth OF
NorI1y- w = n party. he sayx
of tEo ta1S@ and thrse x~entieneu on
tA@s uznis Of shS zsSunsain On Angst
a On the morning. Of thai day she Sxy
vas raSszay clear a. zosu there vas
n fhEr< sg E~tw~~n SIX a1d seven
oeAcx IN the afternnou gth~ wind
se1zx south 20 sozthwesl the fog sud
1erlT eAezre1fn places 50 tAar ne eoala
80 the SURROUNDING eouztry IN san
sAize thrOz<A the rt.S We mounted
to tAe 6a<sszE IN order 10 Obsasa n
oester view Of tAs scwrerT. and there
NE A. wee Observed IN the fog. IN an
ezstertr drex<soo~ n Gcuhle zfnhow
forming n coEpGes< circle and seenafrx
20 - tweu-v - tki-xy feSs distant
frsz - In s& mSs5le Of shis w~ al
a72~ar~1 ~ hz4rk erees ana a~arsy
E~-< s-assz<zs= The oaslin- of
- &4N&-4 AEEE ~ eIArU -l1@ Ne
en1@ easily re<ogzEx the 1xzrSS Of
e1<A oehe-. EzG every zssrer<rs was
rspru@zre& The had Of each fndS-
ss2z44 A7p<zrs1 20 ocSzPy The CENTER Of
the cl-re- and ea<A Of Is s<~zrx5 - b.
szz4Ezx cz the Inner P<ripA<ry Of the
nzsg~- We estimated the izn~r m
&s= Ot The circle 20 be sx feet Tbs
peezo=<zxsG AssNe several INMATES
disappearing with the to- hank 10 Be
-~r~sa~rssA IN new kow three OF four
t=~~ ezt esh time zzs-e zzlssin<tlw.
The s@zsaE1e dgrizz the paenou<n0a
s~x=eG 10 ~ - b~ z~rzx1aTEy bright
Mr. k<llA1%TorxiA3<n p-ressseas q
tAe Ie2zar<eE Tourist eRnh writes 20
Ze that te ew5Aser % the hu. ca The
top q G1zsza las rws-< seez -speesars-
Of thS kEaA b1- IN eaeh ease /. wxs
czly h outline II the zn0un.air tia.
W&s re6eese1 @ the fog He had newer
se~a hS owz tza<e and he does no.
Eezts0a eIrrzi2< or oeh~r razn6o~-
&xtz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

reading IL paper - shey waited sor
the -bGS
-Hnllo.- said oce. here's a 20
Tbs. Yankee xid Eas going 30 Sriny
houze the north pole afsSr all
What's up ineng asked the other
The 6rss yoath then read Il rat
Acting upon the doctors advise.
Miss wlhelmiaa Perks has relin-
pushed her intended expedition 10 the
north pole Her boa; and supplies
(which were OF the most complete
character have been purchased by tel
egram BY n Swedish explorer. IL Is
stated that the marriage of Miss Perks
20 Dr. Fraser. one Of the moss success
FIJI young medicine men of the day.
I'll sske place On IN srlr cate n.
Holy Trinisy. SsOzne SsreeG-S-
james G1zerte-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

8&&@
fore I had time to drop isf r~eeiveda
painful wOand from the fang OF = large
seorpioaA
Another tine- desiring 10 take an
.fr~rnopG siesta tn nv hammock I
shook su- the shawl spread o~~ris- and
frOn the folds fell n god sized f=r-aIe
scorpion Having respread ny shazi
! turned over the pillow TO beat IL u
VIXEN FROM under il there dropped over
- baby scorpions The Young 10
pSous usually travel frouz point 10
point on the mothers back bat vhfle
she : for7ging around for food they
are generally ~ be fvund in hiding
rear By. as was this lfstle colony Over
- young ones have b~~a foand With
oz@ female
The poison frun these creatures 4
applied n three diserens ways though
the poison itself u much the same AMI
similar IN action
The fang Of the scorpion Is a. the
very tip OF its long. flexible tail as the
Abdomen appears % BE. and with Il the
creature car deal Itself quite Is deadly
q blow Is il can s0any enemy This Il
vii DO Just A. described IN one Of By
roGs ppsms~ II i be s~zrr1unxled with n
circle Of are and assured0f Instability
- escape This | have tested quite
score % times thus dispr0vinx claims
OF certain naturaliSrSs who proh~bfv
never saw y live seorpIoa. that Byron
tnvented the story to suit his rhyme
The Amount of poison In the scorpion
VII ro.. IN MT opinion. kin a h~slehv
adult although il will ezxse an amount
OF pain for some hours that Is most
difficult t0 bear with forrirade. Is I
can testify from personal experience.
Bat a large female seo<pSon certainly
can u death TO n ~haif7xrown child
or 10 /. tizid woman. OF 4 mar Whose
blood i In n bad or impure esSndisiSnL
The tzransula carries its poison a.
the base Ot the most sava<escoki-x
fang~ that hang down fron she Lower
sale of its bead O~ing TO their DO
sstton- the term bite n Be nore
~eS-reetly applied 10 the rsrznsula than
70 either Of the others il Is nererrh%
be~ not \ bite. but . sudden down.
ward stroke 81 the fAnss into the oS
reet attacked
have never found zzyone whoD<w
Of case where n eentip<xie vroznd<d n
maa wish<vus snt havinx been ssxpc<d
O. rolled On 81 in some Ike uan1<r
hart Its po1sOo Is . mach more d.
izte fzid than that o< the Others and
: <xzS~a tru1 the hollow feet
A eentiPede that I rolled On With nv
n4ked back in my sleep On the hssle
steamer that plies c1 the san Juzn
river IN Nicaragua left n thick red
ridge \ wide a. my thznb quite
across my back bet there were No
holes in my skin tia. . friend with 9
pocket lens could discover Its roi-uu
Is much less serious in eHees thzn TIA,
OF the other. Eos mueh worse than Z
TOW Of hornet stings woald be- bus. a.
though the least painful of these shre<
sometime bedfell0wS II Is quite bod
enough
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

A@h.aoGS tsErs-f IN not Sasissel 70
ee S<Pezdezs ca ny f1:he- for every
P~azy nee@ ! wsk 20 be szzse2el-
6<nG
Noth<x->A0z& y01 20 earn your
OWE EvSzg y~z wOak have 20 be the
oeSs1~at servant Of azy emPLgver o
D<hf hare-ai~sys AZ his bsex and
call Always ready - Do the bod
dag Of yozr s1P@rSo> and having not
an hOu- yCz oo1A call yoSr own
AzbltsoGs 6Er-Taa vozs1 be hw-
I'd want 70 be i~nssep~1dens Of Pa
cut III cal no Kan master. znd I shall
w1nt M O~E w1y in everything
MOther-ThzsS eAsy. my dear Get
Ez-ried-Boston Glob~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16
German
Syrup"

hrr1er At Edcu, Texas. I
nave used German Syrup for lx
years successfully for Sore Throat
Coughs. Colds. Hoarsenex Paiusin
Chest and Lungs and Spitting-up OF
BLOOD have tined many kinds OF
Cough Syrups m my time. but let
NE say 70 anyone wanting such a
medic1nSGer1au Syrupsthebese
We are subject 10 50 many sudden
cnznges from cold to hot. damn
weather here. but m families vher
German Syrup Sused there IS little
trouble from colds John F-yoc1a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

sc-T 20 SEX s- refzge N The czly
place where water was 60 BE fozrd
This theory appears all the n0re feasi-
bic owing TO the fact that certain
springs of nearly fresh v.ter are found
rear the lake and these vo1ld cbvi-
cu<ly form the zllying point for
all sorts Of animals during . great
druz~hs-
The skull Of the dfProssdoa meas
ur~>. in some specinen< ore , feet
loax- and the length Of the animal
when set up will be talIv 10 feet The
bones Of the tail are 80 short that Il Is
probable the animal had IN life no
Psre~psibIe tail being. In this respect.
remarkably unlike most of the nar-
suPials row existent IN Australia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16
a SALARY or $500


rAe s~xhs<ssskal K~sazs - . Practical
Bu.s.e>s Ed.e,xzsaL
The pssiszsz Of hs1x- kseper for The uknle-
sac horse Of EvzaSI Fee. Porter 4 Co.
SAsnv1Bs- wasch I heAd fsr ten years. was
Eren ne "a arr1uzs Of the trzinzzx waach I
I'D r>rezved - the kzazzs q NJ. r. ".
{ensiae he he@f % JennanH B1si1>ss
Caak<e. x8eavaze~ Tsnn lean say. withczr
n~e>sssEaru. shzs he nzparss hls k~rswsefxe Of
hur<-ke~p<zx and r-seraz business USAGE
mere readily and SsrfecxIy taza any p>rsea
ever sAw- and l ouczzea1 his schoex -
kzxhly ~ wvr1s Can exrre<&
jaws L Coogxz
Mr. Cocper's salary ~ Sscx-n~sver tia
seErn1 year with sAzs frz wzs s4zn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

"N.d.z-- said the tramp take back
yerloaf of brad ireta-n il znbroken--
What's the matter 1t brinz back
mary sad memories Iezn'r tech
II Does IL she asked sentiv.
make ion thiak Of the bread your
mot6er used 70 bake Nom IL
makes nae think of when I Was dofn'
time on the rOek-psie
Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

bo~es % Wsn4<xfzl sass D-4s<evxxsa n
Sezxh AzzfnEk
The greatest disoorefy-of fossil r.
Eains ever made in amy part Of tho
southern hemisphere has just taken
place in one OF the most barren and
~foresdding localities IN the northeast
Of South Australia The znfnalx
WHOSE remains are included IN this
great discovery, are p<ineipally of the
extinct spe~l@ the -diprOsod0n. .
species of m.rsupial closely allied 20
the Australian kangaroo In nostre
speetss however. the diprosod0n, DIR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

A rcnzr<zble lzss-.s 80
rrugr~<s Of electrical . =
s~teetrOlytir painsf1y- Hira>-ze IT,
Percr osher H<tzlwer 20 be d<po~s.<.s
eA~etreaAly- n bath Ct soIusinr -<
aees<.A So~ sAis Is changed azE |.
technical 1ournAl ssysa Ships huII "a.
DC PA.s-N as easily ~ = spoon or tea
P-s~ insss@4 ola hatA. EzsoizAs~ .aYrx
zroen1 70 Eze pow1<r AID ufx-a
Elrh xaser. are 1s<d Thss zzsx-u-- :
painted % thu metal % be paas.a ~.
an< wire erusA % whs<h oz< rol~ az !.
eynaIo esnaz<sor Is asrz<h~d "a
osser POKE seiax cn1n<ss<a vi-h !,
80 Sos cdly pure n<szl. bas A.
so<ss Of alloys can BE usea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

-fsn nss9 the ssrenethenirg Support a .
eerrraI txsr5r and nervrae.
Are you v.sk, nervogx. or ai1z1gf In
d. Rzrrs Fxruri.e R~resrip<sna b<inxs
you PsrSsE help Fer delEafs wom<n- for
a tie der.uCenenfx, tisurdH and d1
dowu &nza.sunA The S.rce& cf -Fsrcrisa
Presc-ipeon IN curing Al the fxnrs5cunl
L--<-==.ez. eeszfzl nr3e sud eArunxr
v>akneBz of vunsn wz<ranS IN mAken
h c~xurvxxfarf1u Tcrr ucusr r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

The title colonel comes fronaxo~d
almost the same in several languages.
StznifyIng a column The colonel wzs
80 called because he led or comnandei
the column
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

The title secretary. applied TO an
adviser of the president WAS an inpor-
tatiOn from Rnglznd where several
ossei4s Of the government we're STYLED
secretaries
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

-Anosher blow at e.Pfsal- s.sa
edlfcr Of the Gross Roads vfndsraso-
g ne set up the Initials Of his n-zlv
ee1sezpursry seruss the way in lower
60 tWe-Chicagc Trfhure.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

roet-l h.v~ poem in my had
P1oihher-Tuun fnda sarreou.~
nce IN the nsxt bs0ek-Caiczxo p
ord 80
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16

W<h the nxr-ezhEe spnSz. Hoss~sser's S.sm%
och B<xterx We VIII f1rezsMScw rne r~xzErs
fsr you Tney are y EEn IN vrrsr. fesa and
arp<tx.s. aslisr - digest tharsgxhiy az1
sSesp scancEy. cziseusse cf the nerveS. .
en<srpsarzc. ct ex1ic1x syrpecnzs, rexv-
larry ef the hozeA HAlAxiA rnezma<Su
xa1 xxsz~y xuuhse are rencwe4 By tbs
grad restorative cf hesfEh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-16


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