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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07
UNIVERSITY CaRzEH-EzszT

ass hes been perhaps tas
most Successful year Il she Is
i0ry Of tae University 81 hls
stsssRp5- a al respects AMI pa
aIcg-trs csaSESzIng the sur
rOaaaLn-s asd gaeraI eoa.d
uoa= OF aEEs VS. e sed vss>
,erAy by the exercises OF the
senior AaS AMI literary eL-ses
e-RaiEg LIST SuleAy with
the aaeeaaRFeare sermon BY.
Rev Dr. Jae Ha4ter- tue sx
eEeizss have been characterized
Throughout Is being O. q supe-
F,0r order, beth II respect 10.
the Pazts P~erfeEmsd Is he stu
aeEts themselves, and those Dis
IHsaAsa=d aad able PeEs0a4zes
Who were called upon 10 ca,
AAuee By their talents The gene
raj interest azw-ys feIs en- tal
occasion
That the ses-tieEs EaLe by
ChaFcelor Fulton and the fac
ulry weEe wse an8 6atsns. the
testimony Afforded b. the pres
eaee cf the un4G4Fy large y
{ Hd4nee cle4Ey de1oEs,rates
The sermon br Dr. Hunter
ass Saa&4y 1t the Chapel vas
enc that NIL long be remember
81 Tor the plIiH- practical re-
IgiOus truths and principles
which be e~aglelssSL lis yea
eraole 4peear8uee and as sea
tsrfal vis0r. his PLAZA, uRossea
t@rIaus mlnRer,tOgetAer 4r;h the
torela-e delivery Ct the strong
truths he exp1aaLeI cen
10 u2ke Il oae Il g.e oes.
sermons essFGeivereG 81 Uem-
Geaee1 II oeeasEoz- us seE>
mon TO the \ u = A Suaaay
aIskt was equally stronS aEd
Impressive. aBG no d0abt mach
good vii Fesgls from the eEorts
ofths yeseEs3le seEy1atofG8L
Tie exercises 2saday uer~
glvsa over TO the Sophomore
aae consisted ga contest
II E0eG,53a Tor tao med1is e.
by the University Faculty
IEere were . eoafestln;s. aad
those deemed By tie cammittee
iatges - enisfisd 10 81 an6
Fad medsis respectively, Were
u. ki15Toagh zad IFeys
The young men OF shs class, Ea0
entered into this hGGabis con
test, al acquitted .b-zsslves
Eigh great credit. and deserve
mole extended notice taau o1r
space vii 4ilO< IS IN tais 4rtL
Gle B1t ore thiag coaaeets9
with the ProGaE ca tae days
sxsreases. very ~aAEgr4iiy de-
tra=tea frou the enjoy meat %
those wh0 are axczzSomed TO
hear The sophomore aee1ma-
issns from year 10 year Thai
vas the eiarxeter Of the Vleees
<sies1@d ~ the d=eiasmass co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

The prum2tness and certainty
of It's cures have made Cham.
oerlaIa's Cough Remedy famoGs
IL ts intended especially for
coughs, colds, Group and who0p
ing coughs, and IS the most e.,
fectuaI remedy known for these
diseases. Ar- @ B Main. of IN
lon City Pa Gays Il have a
great sale on ChamberIain's
Cough Remedy. I warrant ev
cry bottle and have meyer heard
of one filling to give entire sat
isaction-7 so cent bottles sold
by all druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07
HE TIRED
BRAM and HERTES
Ftna Sse-essE. S1fzst=ztB
Saaief sz using Dr.. sIzgs
Royal
Uerfnetuer

As a Nerve TsaaqaiIlizar and
IONIC II newer has been equaIIed
Dr. Collins, Goldthvuits.
lex says Of it: 1t Is tbe 6nsss
Nerve TsanguiIizer I have ever
G. Coulson, Deputy Clerk.
Jackson county, Ala. saws. II
commend it for Eervsgsnas.
anoye anything l have ever
Geo. ". Armstead. Ed Ths
IS Issue, Nashville, Tenn y.
Iermetuer Is an invaluabIs
builder and Inv;gorator Of The
Nerve Forces.r INC
Hon G. W. sanderIfn r
aldItor, y. C., now 81 Auditor
y azhlngton, D. G., saws: Il
Fave neves found a better Narve
A0n'e and General Invigorator.
contains no Bromides. Co
ralns' Chloral or other infu-
=. nous drugs Always safe for
Al ages and sexes.
81, 6for S. Sold by drugris,.
eanurd only by Kings Royal
usemetusr Co, ATLANTA, Ca
Sale By D lsom & Ce
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

While Nr. TT Riekey. of Al
tona, No. was travelling in KIN
sas he Was taken violently i'll
with CHOLERA mOrhus. He call
ed at a drug store to get some
medicine and the druggist zee
OmmeRded Chamberlain Cole.
Cholera and Dtarrhoea Remedy
~ highly he eoaelUdsd 10 try il.
The result vas immediate relief
and = Jaw doses cured bin com
Pletely. IL IS made fer bowel
complaint anu nothing else. Ii
never fails Fer sale b. all
druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

Us Court convened IN rez1-
ar session MONDAY with 4 large
aaGSer Of witnesses. Jurors Sc
IA atteadanee- These together
With the visitors atrsE@zg CON
Eeneenent caused an znusual
str IN cur beautiful little eity.
aud gave AZ appearance Of ae
ssyity and life very much hike
the busy cities These crowds
are m advantage 10 Is in seve
Ial Ways and especially in .
hazEeial ssEss- Baszrssz Ia
every line Is Stimulated and
saIe7enet. as eve-y visitor mes
essartiy has some expense. ali
q whieh tssps the enliEe CON
z&@sif-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

Tie change Of t0ae ia regard
TO the silver issue which Tom
Reed aad otAer leading eastern
statesmen have assumed. e s.g
nlaeaHt. to say the Least. II
pFeeozrses a change C view on
the part Of the whole eouatr~
The masses have az zl0sz q
vored 5i metalSn, aad their
preference lbs assumed The Ii
iare of demand - great aud
50 reasonable and just, thar the
leaders IL the different parties
realize that if they are to con
aeEe IN the Lead they must
JED to these demands B..
met2lIsu Is sure to wia. and he
day Is Hot far distant when Won
VII not hear anything SAID aoout
that kaeknsyed haubz- later
National agreement
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

VII Z LeEz Of Atlanta. Ca.
had severe dyspepsa Phvsi
cans and az other remedies
Jailed 20 GEre him lie tried
Tyaer's Dyspepsia kemedy. aaa.
Afterwards writes. ~The Ersf
dose gave telieG rreomneua
e as she best dyspepsia reuedv
ever discovered have asaea
nrsa ever siaee asiEg l.. /
volani2niy reealnent Is 10 al
Sa1eEeEs witA stomach traables
For sale 81 druggists A. J3e per
BEETLE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07
w CT u
L.
caaxGstai By ~ @ Tt q ez rf

fo1 knO wvou cant get 1t
The prohfbiiisras-tiJa ogtsi,ie
Of politics, e outside of poll
Ties there Is Ching 70 fight. I
am like the How who wus ge-
ing aloug ws a2itehfs-k on his
shoulders. ed a vichoas dog
ran out athn 90 bite him. and
the Rlnigstq0k the fork dozn
aAd iaesetit through tue dog
aud the owner % the deg said
hat du y0u d. that fort
tac feiteF sald. sac vas reIng
to bite. -Eut, said tac oxn
er Of ,hedog. shy eidat yea
Take tue ether end ofthe ferk ?.
"ei, said The fellow OF the
eFosr. way didnt be come a.
me SsA ths other eadF The
1gaoF NaGc IS comius at Is
VIA he deate and destruction
All going - Il with
very time
d Keeper
The
etIng
"
pass
iltDvlrntipr
drinks IS beverage is a SIN
against co.. AMI ia productive
OF nine tenths OF ali the crime
and paupeEism n cur land. We
also realize that the licensed "a
loon exists by reason Of the
of many of our CHRISTIAN
citizens being east ia favor Of
those who believe in Iegalizing
the lIqgoF traIie. Under "A
sense Of our responsibility be
fore God, amt THAR Ne are Ia a
lIrge degree oEr ~brothers
keeper, We woGId earnestly
recommend that no maa be sup
ported for ehee BIZ our mem
oers who uph0lds or fosters en-
enlargement 10 a traffic so sin
flL - deadly and 50 productive
Of Injury to eur fellow meu-
sunday closing Is in the ar.
taf Il u nightly augmented By
she opposition OF the Ilquor traf
lie. which. IN retaliation TO clos
SllOOEs. IL some localities. il
determined 10 close AL kinds of
Business ca Sunday. oaId
that the cue nv would carry this
war to the gates, and that every
form If industry and trade be
forced 20 rest en- the Lords DIV.
u necessary 90 secure closed
=a-01uS Verify. the wrath Of
man SHAH be made 20 praise
IIl IN these atter days.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07
sT.ga N IN

u y0a are uoE tselrag stFgag
lht a-4shF try Eastnz Bitter.
II "A grippe has %ft scr SEX Aad
3etrv gse El-stns Elt-rs Tas
remedy acts drsefiF GA the Ever,
stomach au1 GiEeys. gestlr al
ls thess arxaas - Fsriaraa Il
tczetllGA Il vea GTs AGe.sL
slzs sex ksad~e~ ia wli Sad
speeds and Pernrkaant relief. ~
taking ktsetrie Bsrt~rs. Oue tral
vii elGviaee foa that tkls = IA
remsdy yer ased. Large b8gsIsn
suly Sx At J 7 CaandIsTs drug
-ssrg. Z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

We pity the MN who is wounded and
dies not kaow the vIIue Of l. Tf,bg-
n9rs A~nrlseptic A. a source OF relief
rom s11eEtng and fur healing wounds.
Is does not give life n the dad bar :
give relief . the wounded Hvtur- +
Prevents lhAmasion aud soreness.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

the eceasiou Nearly al osrIsel
: are perfectly familiar to the aa
D eieaee, and f0- this reason L /
J more & task taaa a pleasure, &
. listen 10 the same oh stories.
: over aad over agais, year ate
year We trust The youus uer
vii eadcav0r % avoid se-ectfn.
these old pieces ii f1tare. q.
tAere are other equally good aua
much PEettier selections whie
scsLd prove more acceptab.etg
the average audience
On Monday Eight the Senior
debate occurred the contestants
tJr the two medals. offered Nv
the two literary sGci-siss. Her
maea @ad aad Ehi Sigma. being
Hess GIIeF. MouuSsr. Collier
and Brady Every body was de
Ish5ed with the -axs~ei=ex, ald
al united IA FTJaoauciag the
debate 4 spseadid success, aud
highly entertaining a well "a
Instructive The suce-ssfuf con-
sestastS Ia tAis case were
Aessrs- N0uageF and Gi.mar.
On thursday the HOa- Juo.
Teuple Graves. OF Geogga. al
dressed the members Of the
Literary Societies Il auticipa
ton Of sbe great treat in stors
for them she.Feople OF CHORD.
the ulay Gir visitcrs and dis
tiasuisact citizens began to ill
the chapel at aa cary hour. vel
k1owi5s JsaC Z desirable seat in
tAe fFCEt would be as = prenI
IN Never perhaps before rs
the chapel flied wlth a larger.
more Inteiaselr and mare ap
p~JsctII~e s-tiencC- r. Graves
was iatFcd1eed by Chancellor
Fa 50a, and for QUE and 4 half
aoGrs his aEdience ~eru su Teet
% as eIa4asace aud wisdom
lis leesl-e was BY long ODDS
the best ever neaTs from the
rOssru1 ofshe chapel S3sone
% hds LIST aers bat would ecu :
tsz-edfy E=ve HaEe-ei 10 hear
hn for a. rach longer time
At the close be Eas tcuIerel
= grand rou-i1g Ovation. zad
every one fcIs that he had beca
richly FepaiI = aelrjag GeoE-
gas k0a5red aaf Iass-so=s
son
The ANIMAL meeting OF the
sIunaI Wa the attraction faF
Tlesdzy zf-ht. aud the eiretioa
Of officers for the ensuing year
aso took place
The 0rat0r AMI the esslyfs5
Ee-e both a5seat. but Nr VA
tex Nzi0zs p1et>Elect. tasv Fe>
pail thgss who attended Bv tire
-egf,I OF bis s2,saLi poem
- Pce. Gr. Eaeee sa
ESh n The ranks 81 S1Haeru
tH-aars AMI - tho vel k8En t.
sr people % require any *
tended notice IA tas IaDEu
Tie class OF Il ac.s a se-
1ai5a after the business 81 tie
tI1naf Association was tr1-s
acted, witch aided interest T.
lie eeezaa.
Being unable % attend ea
yesterday Ee eIl give 40 ae~
eaEat IN tins ssIe Ct the exer-
eises Next week We kepe To
be able 10 give ctr re4ters =
aEI account CT tRe day Which
wzs devoted 20 the gr1InseS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

Bels. Assesses, tGmors, and
even Cancers are the result OF
q natural effort OF the system
To ezpel the p0lSons which the
hver and kidneys have failed TO
reue re- Ayers SarsaparilIa
stimulates All the organs TO a
proper performance of their
functions.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

ras ssss ssiEs II the wsrEr sar g..
- seFes Efkss. Sals Rhsn-
rs $500 Ksthsr, ckapp@t Has5~
49, nj al ( evrr
- H y cures pilsz az
xusad To Fsvs n~~s
Money refundsri g.
Fer sak by rb.-Es@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

tits calculated that New YcEk
spsats about S4ee0.0oo = ye=r
On TIE sdaeafioa Of It's mhabi
t.1ss ss.0e0.000 On sm-sements
aa1 s60.0o9.990 81 driak.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

AA4-aNAlHs generally al IN ra~nr,f-a
=. MlporElnea Of this flcr bur rrsar ira
gr-anltseifLa Instead II the cansa ~ ne rrnubIe
soted Specialist franklin Niles ". ~
- me study Of this subject and ne ,rsnrtnal
scancerniRg it arr due n N - =
hIles Restorative Nervfna. ire n1r5-
-sill 1ai nerve food. SUPERINTENDENT a
-nsnllles originate rum dIsorierS ~ rbs
1e~fEteenterS Ls w1rderfuI success =, s.,,-t,.,
onaers . testified u By thOtstnfDs n
~Aestorarive Nervine cures sIeenle-z-e-z
- 4es prssratlon. dizziness. hvsreriL -
-. asolIty, e Vitas dance. epilepsy, etc Is
$50 I'm 9piates Or dangerous drurs II
td9h positive guarantee bv an drr--
se1 or sent direct ~ the Dr. N!leS WedtesI
-, ElAharf Ind. on receipE Of ursre Il ~
@se1s al bottles far .. express 5repa5I
Solt b. al drusslsts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07
The Human Electrical FGTCeS!
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

ne electrical force Of the h1--- body, u
the nerve fluid nay be termed. Is an esDc-
cially attractive departments Of scienc-, Is il
e.erts - marked an in1uerce on the health
prodrcHd hy the brain and conveyed by
means u the nerves % the va-sQuS nr.-sus or
the hgtW. thuge1fuulyfuC the Nurrar xffh cha
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

vitality necessary % in
SURE their health. The
pueamogaSUrfc nerve as
SHOWN here nav BE- said
70 De the most important
or he entire nerve sys-
ten. Is IL supplies the
hart lulg stomach.
D. ZeiS ETC. with the
nerve force urcsssary to
Ncep them active and
healthy As viii Be seen
nY the cut the long nerve
a-escelaing from the
bl2 OF taa brain and
terminating n the bow
els i tha pneumngasrric.
Ehile the numerous It,
lie 1r1uclGs suuniy thei
d ART. lungs and ssum-l
act with necessary vi
tally When the brain
D. aLes IN any way dis
ordered BY i~r-ftahility.
Or exhaustion. the nerve
turse which 10 supplies
= less nef and the or
slus ra,ntvl1g the d.
ninishei sappiy are con-
se4uenfiy weakened
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07
ICE!

L hare iast received a ear
load % t1E Sksea I uIi sci
and dsilvez as al Aoars, Al cne
eeat per FouEd
z a CROUCH
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

Co to Jenkins Il yoa want to
save money % books and sta
'tlOAFy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-07

tAs F~opas ysrhst-shAt On. TEshe-
AAt has sl~s.s ssa nli
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-05-19
CUT OFF FROM CIVILIZATION.
An American Family which Hears From
Tim world Twice Yearly

An American Family which Hears From
tim World Twice Yearly.
G.. Il. Greig, from Tanning island,
was in san Francisco recently. This
is one of u little group that lies in
midocean about half way between
Honolulu and Samoa, being situated
between three and four degrees north
of the equator. 1t is the property OF
the Greigs, who are Americans. Here
members of this family lead an ideal
life. apart from all others of their
kind. save hundred natives, who do
their work. Once only in six months
do they hear from the world, and then
little sailing vessel comes laden with
mail and books and provisions and
even newspapers six months old. 1t
is always summer in Tanning; always
warm enough so that ons can swim I,
in hamm rex all night with no cover
ing save the clear sky.
1T is not generally known said
Mr.. Greig, that Tanning island is n
British possession. 1t is the property
of our family, who work it for cop-a
and guano. II is a c,ral islet, with u
fine lagoon. which has be entered
by several war ships, American. Brit
ish AMI also Japanese. Ths island has
n circumference of about thirty miles.
II was annexed to Great Britain in
1859 by Admiral Richards. The pace
would make first-class naval co ling
station. The proposed cable across
the Pacific ocean. from Australia 10
British North America, will probably
cross Tanning island. In that event
we will feel quite in the world"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-05-19
A Short Way with Them.

A hint on the domestic question
how to get the girls Marie is con-
tanned in the following: A thriving
trader IN Wisconsin, with eleven
daughters, succeeded, greatly to the
establishment of his ncighbors, in mar
rying them all off in six months. A
friend of his. who ha lilSew.se several
single daughters, callsd upon him To
obtain the secret of his success, when
the latter informed him he had made
1t rule, after u young man had paid
attention to one of his girls fort
night, to call upon him with revolt
yer. and request him to choose be-
tween death and matrimony! You
can imagine, continued he, (which OF
the two they preferred.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-05-19
Tha; l,cy Daniel.

As boy, Daniel was not over fond
of labor. On one occasion his father
returned from q short journey and
found certain work undone. Summon
ing the boys, he asked sharply: "Eze-
liicl. what have you been doing?"
Nothing. SIR" was the reluctant re-
ply. We'll, Daniel, what have you
been doing?' Helping 'Zeke, sir.
was the prompt and cheerful answer.
and the fathers anger was lost in his
mirth. On another occasion Daniel
was put to moving, but complained
that his scythe was not hung right.
"All right" said HIS father, hang it
to suit yourself" Thereupon Daniel
hung the scythe upon tree. remark
ing: There; that is hung to suit me. "
And he moved no more that day.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-05-19
Cnme rratfr Ncar he.

In arguing point before Judge Of
the superior court, Colonel Folk, Of
the Mountain circuit In North Caro-
lima, laid down very doubtful propo.
sition Of law. The judge eyed him .
moment and queried: Colonel Folk.
do you think that is law?" The col
onel gracefully bowed and replied:
"candor compels me 20 say that do
not, but did not know how u would
strike your honor" The judge doiib-
Grated few moments and krassly
said: THAT may not Be coatsnspts -
court, but Il b close shave"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-05-19

i you I'm st Petersburg. We Muscovites
you know, are adorors of music, and q
triumph awaits you in the Russian
capital before which all your othesi
will pale"
You certainly tempt me, prince,
replied La Tosca; but am afraid
am too much child of the sun tC
bra the bleakness of the north"
AS the chevalier approached with
Mario, she welcomed him with bright
smile.
MADAME" said De Carnelles. with
your permission want TO present tc
you . young friend and pro, ege Of
mine the painter, Signor Mario Caviar
adossi.
ANY friend OF yours, chevalier, you
know am only too glad to welcome,
and she frankly extended her hand.
Mn 10, scarcely knowing what he
did, took II and bent low over 1t, muir.
muring some conventional words OF
congratulation.
"Ah," she said, in her rich, clear
voice, "the success Of this evening is
not due to me 1t Is due to the en-.
chanting music OF Signor Ro;wein."
mo, indeed, madame" rejoined
Karl, 81 but furnished the skeleton
and It was you who clothed the lifelcss
bones with flesh and blood"
Mario had moved back step or two
and stood drinking in with all
hi. ewes the glorious beauty
of the woman as she stood talk nG.
her face tlus.,ei and h.r dark ewes
sparliliup with excitement There was
n nameless fascination In her every
tone, her every look, her every sture.
II l could but paint her on e." he
thought, II should be content to let
INV whole fame rest on that one pict-
urc. as Cleopatra in her oval robes of
scarlet and gold. or MS Juliet leaning
over the balcony in the glow of tue
southern night"
A thousand pictures framed them
selves in his mind with this superb
crea, lure ms the central figure; he felt
that under her inspiration he would
be capable of startling the wor d with
some asterpiece that should live for
ever. A sudden pang contracted Ills
heart ms he thought how little this
woman could ever b. to him prc-cmin-
emit MS she was BY her grace, beauty,
and talents, and u fierce jealousy
seized h IN OF 9 ely man she smiled
upon. even Of old rince kul.sch.
IN few minutes her carriage was
announce. 1, an A. us she said good night
to all and departed with her n lid, II
seemed to \ ario that everything grew
DARK about him.
Once in the str, ct. he refused Karl's
Invita- on to supper. and somewhat
ebruptly left hi friends. lie longed
to be alone 10 collect his thoughts and
analyze this wonderful new emotion
which filed his breast
IL am afraid the coup de foulre has
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-05-19
CHAPTER w.

The Argentina theater was packed
from pit to dome with all the beauty,
fashion and briliianc Of Roman so
ciety. For the moment, all political
dissensions, all fear Of the great con.
querr who had already penetrated
Northern Italy, were swallowed up In
the universal DIES re to hear the frat
opera OF the young maestro, and to pay
homage once more to the queen OF
song, Flora Tosca, the idol OF all
Italy. In the royal box was the queen,
Marie Caroline, sur, ounded by a bcvy
of Nenpolitan beaute', even the court
deigninG 10 cast usrie Its weighty
cares for this one evening.
The loge which Karl I'D assigned
to his old master and his da rghter was
on the right hand, quite close to the
stage, where they could have n full
view Of the audience rs well as the
performance. lie had asked permission
for hi, fri, nj \ ario Cavuradossi to &C.
cupy q seat in the box. and when they
rived they found him awaiting them
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-05-19
HEROIC TESTS OF ANrIporEs.
Doctors Have Deliberately Placed TheI
nx~u live. In y.n,.r.

Doctors Have Deliberately Placed Their
Own Lives In Jeopardy.
There Is no difference Of opinion
among doctors rs to the heroism dis
played by DR.. William Moor, the spe.
t,ialist on therapeutics, who has dis
covered that permanganate of potas-
stun is an antidote for morphine pois-
,ning, and proved it the other day
when he counteracted the effects Of
what ordinarily would be fatal dose
Of morphine by swallowing his new
found antidotc. Some Of the doctors
who were present left the room.
Those who remained had the opportu-
uity of congratulating him upon his
discovery and self-conadence. Such
cases are not uncommon. Almost
all successful physicians have
ut some time placed their
lives in jeopardy to experiment
On themselves. Drugs, poisons and
narcotics are the favorlte subjects Of
experiments, and physicians boast
that many obscure heroes have laid
down their lives in the interests OF
science because their calculations
failed. A brooklyn physician. while
travelling in France with his wife, was
forced to go through the cholera dis
tricts some years ago. lie had new
theory of his own for the cure OF
cholera, and his wife was in fever of
dread over the chance of infection.
This man inoculatc himself with the
germs of cholera. and then, with two
paid attendants isolated himself from
the rest of the world AMI put his
theory into practice. having left mi
mute directions for his treatment be-
fore delirium set in. In week lie
was cured. Shortly after his wife was
stricken and he conf lcntly applied
his remedy. His wife died AM he
never again tried his discovery. To
this day he does not know whether
his experiment was Success or not.
But it was none the less heroic.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-05-19
Hard Task for CalyIn 8. Brlce.

Said Senator Calvin 5. Brice recent
": 1.-The remark in the bible about
not muzzling the OK that treadeth out
the grain always appeals to me. II
reminds me Of one of the first tasks
ever did. I was hired by baker n,
fifty cents day to pick the stems anil
stones from quantity of dried cur
rants. Now, that is labor (which,
under ordinary circumstances. would
appeal 10 boy, but, do you mind. the
man made me whistle Yankee Doodle
every minute of the time I was al
work"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-05-19
The .Iaurhlnr ri.ut- Of Arabia.

The ''laughing plant" produces
black, bean-like seed, small doses of
which, when dried and powdered in
toxicates like laughing gas. The per
son INDUCING in the drug dances.
shouts and laughs like q mailman for
about an hour, when he becomes ex-
hausted and falls into death-like
sleep which often lasts several hours
and leaves the victim in an awful state
OF r.eTvous collapsr