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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

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WOMAN AND HOME
sNoLASo-s SASSY PRINCE

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WISHED ~ - su take ear TRY
after al
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oa people bat Nr aa,I Mr. szham.
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6~s s1anue- al taa- 8av Aath Insisted
eE ratsiu< a. the sau- u1~ - ~a<er
venr saey to tel eaea o-her STAT taev
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the a1vs~1haitv - 1ax The zorafzE
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u the@ u~5ult-he rzvcleG
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vn- .waxe to- a. -ae world Ike a
eazPle - unni~ @id Mr. Gzham
- hat it tessS several Gav 5- taem
- So ther nerves ssrAdv eaouGh 6r
~me real practical planning the r.
salt % whiea waS that one bright Ju-v
morning Mr. Graham 5n the h-uwu
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL

Prot G1odem % Yale. aerspss the
vose<o=hip ot Greek N the American
school at Athens
of the two thousand E1rt ssuste7ts
n the Loz6ou Gui1ahau Sho-A Of
wrS- ah.,u. three hundred are Study
fux the violin
One hundred new Christian eudsav-
or societies vere Organized n Ezgt1nd
n a single week -ecsrtIv- Tbs 1aSeS
1ver r.sso in the British seet5oa-
Pr WHharL of the Presbyterian
mission II Persz- kzs beea invited 20
visit the paIace Of the shah and % At
tend hS wives In theSr scnesS
Or George h Morris EoS n pastor
in C~fueiuuzsL has been elected - the
chair Of practical tkeolog n the dzviz-
fs- school Of E1s-Cr university
Quinn chapel n ChicagO one0f the
re-w best churches n the Afriea1
Methodist Episcopal church and whAh
was dedicated 4 few weeks S-N es-
about SI0lssA
The Episcopal hoara of Missions
has arranged 10 pension Missionary
bishops who after az least ten yearS q
sxrvies. are compelled b. are or trsz-
bTIfty 70 resixz their izrS~drt5uuS
1t < saSs that only Mecca n Ara
hia. and Thessa- N Tibet are now
closed to Christian preachers bat n
hundred years a-D nearly the Whsle
world OUTSIDE Of Europe and America
was shut
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

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pans bitterly 4hozr - - ez.-
6utles 4 seems ~ Ezs czicz2-<d Az
As aeS III have 70 PaT 0- ~ a-21
the san 81 EL2aaa o. e-r-- --g
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

th-S cl1l MAY morning f~ she
Continued HnituE ue respou~- frum
pa save a shifting - hts position IN
one more comfortable ant q scarcely
p~~r-~psahi~ sigh I've been thinking
~'u-tt~-hie about 2 a spell hack and
3 So made ua my mind M~ thinks two
oAi sasSs lsr vna ana us b xot a
Es-A e1m stable place 20 stay in t1ss
better h~ ~ant~nt~t % STAY There. sn.f
nar - za-a1nsin< abou. on steam
cR- art ssch Ike. running th~ ri>E q
ther iT< al f- the axe - taking a
vamfasn as folss call
Eat Haidah Interrupted h-r bus
AMI en1 Qu1 SIRE why vou fee
s-rv The Lord : agra @ ias- heenu~ che
aAi her~~ e. seek ART t9ok o. hav5nx
ths spell - ra-uuats /. hahn. -u-
70 - rr- ant maybe ~1u~rhiu~ w
turu up before its tm~ 30 Start I'm
sure He never seemed - me - object
"a folks saving a Hstl- change ant
vou ant m~ hat p-ous isrsi- uav
ha.nt wy
After vhch sEpran -ozi Father
GRAHAM -ctt'~t back axaiu n hrs chair
vth a Erosu a. . su5~u tvz -
pain h-rurat hs - an nh-u--
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Vow "a a5 bis wife scnr vo.1
- ~ ert'zr ur v1ur ages -h~
LruiS r-~I goo I've Thought g a
out aud its a. plan - me a. W
name Hu'iah ezham aad u- ur-as
weli E1rr a. NJ rxas here aaa u
art have az eat ou
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i~~zstwaTs We cans r. ea'e ~ rt
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h~r-~r -h5n& NJ us1r- ae-H1t
fAsts wrat WAY as wrI
So th~ Iar
hats ;ha- -h~ Ls7u5s a<a Mr.
G-hzm ca rst a brigb- c5~r-r
voice f-sm ,h~ darVav
Why c,me rl fu So Walls
In t <iai ts 500 au bows v-ur
folks Aa.i <d W- srahzm hassl~t
ahsus 20 hriaE the h~~, chair III Etsl-
hu a ~ er ts rse
WeI Mr. G-ham a-u taat
enemy th~ n a.
ever sss~5 Hrte Mrs MIS-
80 aezz- - usaal Ns eve.
M t
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' a e. take tte tower YEA
s ever eF 1s~2 raear1a ur1-
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ma> aaa az @ - Atarr All ne
n tae q'tsa et Enaa ~ we ~ cat
ave uanr naaEh > a.,
n Ant Went O. Vows AMI
pa~t mp ant ,p7n<ra ms uzaas over
ny Brown ~rUa tz abb maize &c
n 1ast lA brand rev It's wee
eerfa vs. Wis anN a werua VIII
maze ever Nay I've hat that tue~,
nEa out tVeuT EcaT> aat - n-en
uPSase town down ~- up aud hiz4
sale Before 9Es AMI an rt s'ue
H' t se behind upsaie
town mex sae AMI -o'& alua>t a.
god A. ever ha-ig ct TIA deue-
tnen 80 ~ Nartzs o. a<e aeour e
20 au4 - nay e-St srlW huuz~t-
yea suaw taaHets hAHat - h- A. they
sz1 turn The uehsu hav aad Put
bunch = avea-e sE-% ART
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Aaeu para rev Binding On the Hut-
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al A. feT % a. e lad 90 &a
a 81 nruza mp a> >uaaay clothes
a7a par sh-rary ~ totss
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z=aers n Gals and fever II they drnT
know s1ey s1a11- ha- Ecs=ee-er Stcrars
B5--er< 3 ths Vr~~enrsr zz1 remedy. y-s
szczl1 TIER Eerwsx t1zz Il r~EeG5es fvsor,
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
Painted And Dyed.

Arab girls before they enter the harem
and take the veil are a curious sight to be-
hold. Their bodies and faces are dyed q
bright yellow with turmeric. On this
ground they paint black lines with anti
mony over their eyes. The fashionable
color for the nose is red Green spots
adorn their cheeks, and the general aspect
is grotesque beyond description.
My wife tells me that the bells in the
sultan's harem are also painted in this
fashion, and that they also paint gloves on
their hands and shoes on their feet, and
thus bedizened hops to secure the affec-
tions Of their lords. At Shief the men
would not allow my wife to approach OIL
hold any intercourse with the Arab women
using opprobrious epithets when she tIiet
to make friendly oyertures. with the quain
result that whenever Mrs Bent advanced
toward group of gazing females they fies
precipi,ately, like flock of sheep before I
collie dog. These women wear thei
dresses high in front, showing their vel.
low legs above the knee, and long benin J
They are of deep blue cotton, decorate,
with fine embroidery and patches Of yel
low and red sewed on in pattern.
II is the universal female dress In Had
ramut and LOOKS as i The fashion had no
changed since the days when Hazarma
veth, tae patriarch, settled in this vale.
and gave it It's name tGcnesis x, 28I. Tn
tall, tapering straw bat worn by thes
women when in the 6elds contributes. Wit
the mask. to make the Hadrami femalss a
externally repulsive as the most jealous o
husbands could desire.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
Costly Insolence.

Awant of politensss Is disadvaLsag'
at st Petersburg. In one of the principal
streets IN that city is large fruitshop be-
longing to very very wealthy merchant
who. besides selling fruit, keeps an eIegan
restaurant in the same building and occupy
ing position directly behind the shop.
Two yonng officers of tie guard the other
day entered. had lunch together and after
paying their bill both went out. They had
however, only proceeded short distance
when one Of them missed his poc<etbock.
aud thinking that he nnighi have lef. it In
the resturant where be and his friend had
lunched returned and asked politely II any
one had seen It. The proprietor himself, a
millionaife, Came on the scene, and after
giving expression to some Objectionable re.
marks said That 1t might well be doubted
whether the young officer possessed such an
article as pccketSook.
The officer complained 10 the police, and
ultimately the matter reached the perfect,
who. regarding itas an insult to the imperi-
al uniform, caused the restaurant to be lock-
ed up at ONE, the doors sealed and Prohib-
its the proprietor from longer catering to
the pubic taste.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
Curious Facts.

wha'es are supposed 20 live anyshs n
frosn three hundred to four hundred yesp
Cast-iron blocks are being tried 10 souse O
the most frsquented streets In Paris. ins;est
Of the granite blocks ususlly placed along
,:de tramway rails.
There are words in the Chinese Language
that have as many as forty different mean
I ings each depending on the in,ona.ion used
in pronounciug it.
The fist ms;al bridge Ia Eagland was G
cast-iron structure. built In I777 over the
Severn. The e1st-iron bridge across tn
Wear al Sunderland was oPened in 1896.
a ea'load OF shingles. said to be the big
gest ever kown, was shipped East from
Washington State recently. Il contained
$4,000 Shingles. /, Is said, oea,iug the pre-
vious record by 5000.
The members Of The chorus in the Imrer-
iai Opera al Vienna are in no sudden danger
OF becoming miiiionaires. During the first
two years they are regarded as students.
and receive no compensation. The mex,
three years they get as foring (abou, sro)
month, to which 81 month is annually
aided. til. in eight y-als, the maximum
OF StS month is reached.
Ithas already been demonstrated in the
case Of the Yarfow aluminum torpedo boat
that metal, even In alloy, is unable tn resist
the corroding action of salt water. The ex-
perimen's recently made by the American
naval suihodties in this respect are fully
borne out. II remains to be seen whether
the claim made In behalf OF the aluminium
boatrecently tested in the Thames Is Jus'i-
fed.
The employment of whiskey as an ami
iote In cases Of snake bite seems 10 be near
ng Its end. Experiments have been tiled
With sirychnine in case, of this sort. and the
esuls are highly satisfactory. II is said
o remove a;l unpleasant symtoms, not only |
4 snake bite, but Of mushroom poison, On
he pri6cIpl. Of fightiag fire with fife,t use |
4 this poison should be pronounced sue
ess.
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conference was held at the treasury de-
paument' 'be,wesn Secretary Carlisle aud
Chsirman Springer. OF The house conmi,'ee
oa banking anil eurr>ncv, relative 10 sEcza-
Ing the Cariis'e eureney bill now before
The house The ssbjee, ~as gone over tally.
and, as result Of the talk, Spr.nges vii
propose number OF aneodmenis to remove
asmc Of The ohiectious advanced ssains; ihe
bill. 0ne ohieetioa is that under section J
some banks may be permitted TO take a
circulation OF 90 rer cen. Of ihsis capital
stock, while The bill limits the circuia;loa TO
IS percen: oi the capital sio-k. THIS ~csij
be rsmedied BY requiring the exeess TO be
return> ID by deposit Of greenbaeks under
the existing ptovikions Of the IA~. The
lime In which the banks will be required 10
comply ~iIh the new laS may be eItea5ea
Tor two yeas The house may Gx by
amendnen, the time TO = mose remote date
The bill ~ili be made clear iha. biiIhOlders
Of national bank mates viii be protected
during TIC time the old b.nss are conform
ing TO the new las. Another amendment
will provide that the government wiil receive
ole noes for internal taxes, cancel them
sad issue notws under the nes .aw. II j,
possible that ,nsse and sother arnendmeat.
that the democratic msjori,y OF the baking
Committee may sgree uron may be embraced
In subctika,r which c,n be rrcsea,ed be-
fore the i've minutes debate be g.ns. Such
q substitute, embodyiag all The amendment.
and improvements suggested By d=na:e il
thoaght to be more desirable than having
the original bill patched from end to end
with amendments. The conference did not
bring out any consideration Of the three
important amendments which have b.en
urged on the floor of the house. viz: Toe
issue OF bonds to retire outstanding green-
backs; the elimination Of state banks and
the limiting of banks liablIity for losses
TO other banks to per cent. As TO the
bond Issue to retire greeebacks, this proba.
bly, will be offered by amendment, ba, Il Is
believed the feeling against the bond issue
will defeat the amendment. The elimina
ton of the state banks and the limits ok
liability will also b. presented as independ-
emit amendments.
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Good When You Find II.

Judge Caldwell Of North Carolina was
SOW to see the poin, Of joke. On trying
case on one occasion the solicitor called
in vain for witness named Sarah Mooney.
As she Gid not answer he informed the
cour; that he could not proceed "wiihou,
ceremony" The bar laughed. but the
judge looked puzzled. Some weeks after
when at home the point dawned on him.
and he broke into loud laugh. Upon his
wife inquiFing the cause Of his merrimen.
be explained that the solicitor had called
Sallie Mooaey. and when she did not ans
wer he bad said he could no, proceed with
out ceremony. The wife said she did no
see the rein,. The iadge said it had taken
him three weeks TO find it. but when she
did s<e Il. it would he very funny.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

A Chinese agent In Washington is ne
gotiating with Mendonca. minister for
Brazil, for the purchase Of the dynamite
cruisers Nioth.roy and Audrada. The
former has the celebrated Zalinski dynam-
lite gun on board, which Brazil found no
opportunity TO use against the rebels dur
ing the late outbreak. Great things are
expected of it. II the trade goes through.
the vessels will BE taken 10 China by Amer
leans, who are expected TO remain long
enough to instruct the Chinese in their
operation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
A Wonderful Mirage.

The people Of Beileville. little village
Of I 50 iahat.isnte situated ca the S. Law
renee river nearly 900 miles from MOa,real
were recen,ly surprised BY beautiful mir
age which hung over the ,o~n for nearly u
hour. Il was the image OF six story brick
baild:ns and wEs 50 clear cut and we'll de.
fned TIA, the eo,or OF the bricks .and mOt.
tar oOuSd b. plainly Distinguished. Every.
body ia the little village gathered on tbs
river bank and w.scAed the bcsstiful sisios
as II slowly faded away TO the nosshxard.
Whether the origiaaI Of the mirage Is I
building situated In Montreal, Qssbee OF
some city OF New York state has no, ye
eeen determined asd probably uevs- ~iil be
owing to the de!asise character Of sacI
rshercmena
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

Llgr or PATKxrs granted 10 Paei6s
states inventors sbis week. Reported By
c A Snow & Co, solicitors OF American
and foreign patents, oPP Z Patent OF
Gee. Washington, u c
IA Bal. Grass Valley, Cal, dredging
machine: " Z Bowers, San Francisco
Cal. manufacturing samples Of bose. etc
! II Coulter. Portland. Or. s:eam fruit
drier: r o Davis. San Francisro, Cal. ad
Unstable hrzckes-scaTogd: ! Il Hutcninsou,
Fresno. Cal, wrapping machines ] Nc
Dsnogh. San Francisco. Cal, c1r-uonplirg
~ r Pearson, Vancouver. Wash, ire
kinder; A u Phelps. Gait, Cal. door
spring; J Richardson. San Fisnciso
Cal. esh-ladder; 4 c Shaw. San FrAneisno
Cal. fauses. ] T Stone. OAKLAND. Cal
door bell and bureIar-alarm; 5 \ Wash
burn, Olympia, wash. oar-cogpling.