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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
KNOWLEDGE

Brir< comfort and izrruvszez. I'D
tezsis 70 persoc=l enioyuezr uhea
rizhsIy used Tie many, WHO live Bet
ter than others and ezfoy life nore. with
sess expenditure, By Esore promptly
adapting the vorsds bs~s rr06zces 10
the needs Of physical being. VII attest
the valve - keae-a Of the pcre liquid
hx1rIve principles embraced II tie
randy. Strip q Figs
It's exrellsace i due % rs pre=er.i-x
N the form most acc~Fe1hls and rlsa=-
Az - TIE tzS.e, the rsEreshIzg ard truly
bs1s6z-4l properties Ct p~rS-St hx-
a,sve e5eeEszzliy cleszSing tie syssez,,
11spsiIlEg csa2s. he41a-he< AID fsTsrs
and pe--z1sn.iv e1rlng e0ns-ipasicz-
Il has Eivsz sz-iss=ctsaa - nzilllscs xz.i
z=z v2Ea TIE 1Pprovzl Of TIE zesi5czl
F-ui1s<san- be-zz~e Il ar.s ca the H.
nzxS. Liver All Bs~eAs vl-Aszs weak
Gang tA~z All l. ; perfectly sres szz
every se5ssr-z5zahss sEh<e1nr~.
Strap ed ~ . sc sac hT Al 3--<
Esscz u So z7s g. h-sr-s-s. kzr e . rz--
zs1E-zr-1 ~ the CAliSx=zx Fsx Srrz1
"a cay w-1=e zznne = Prlz.es1 "a ever
rGe<z<~- x1=a s1e Ea=e. Strap q Frs
AID h<zzx wi iztSrzazl va VII "a
arr-T< 4sg ss-az<Tszs< Z gEz<=-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
DOMESTIC CONCERNS.

Panama Czstar'i. Peel and slice
sn.1 thin slic-s two yellow bananas
sPriaxie tahiespooafzf Of powdered
suyzr over then. also half a Sp,roufuI
= water mix two weii-teateu eS-s
ard two tahle>pa1ntals % sugar VITA
q piai 81 milk. aat heat in = douhss.
h'cilrr ua.ii i thicxezS- adj = pinch %
SALE. ant per she custaryI over the
hzuzHA~ serve very c,ld - OhiO
Farmer
--Tn Cook Sprats- Two pound. vii
make n lar--e supper dfSh- Wipe them
quite DRY. make a frying pan hct. and
sprinrle freely with salt. lay in th-
u~Ii-,irseyi snrzts. let them cook qui,.lx-
y over the Ire. tu-n them over 70 FRI
on the other sisse- keep hot 81 PLATE
IN the oven while yoa snish frying the
rsm1inde-. Serve as hot IS PosSihle.-
L~-eds NercurT.
-Tonato >aucr- O1e quart can e
tomatoes. two fahiespoou fuls % b-t-
Ter. tToof aour. tvvH cloves all i snail
slice % o1ipn- Cook tomatoes eIore-
and onion for ten miuuS. heat the hat
ter in 4 small frying pan and add the
51grs wacu suao-h aud brown SIR
into the tomato and cook ten minutes
season - taste AMI Rub throu-h a
strainer- This : nice f1r Ssh. neat -
nacaroaL-N Y Ledger
-Tapioca Cream SAX 4 snail tea
cuPful of ,5pioca in a pint Of new milk
over u@Eht- next morning pat Il IN an
oatmeal boLer. aiding quart OF pew
Lac p O. l.
EolSs Of three eEgS COX three min
u-eS- stirrizZ constantly svees.n q
taste remove fr,l-u Sr-- heat the whites
q three e--s 81 and STIR them lfr-h.-
y thr1uEh The clStari whii. l. i Sill
hos When cod. Ali ore tezSpooaful
% lemon extract AMI tgvo teaS1oonf1ls
= vanilla Western EurzL
-U-zuE@ >za-- Nixtl= Jake q four
sweet ora z-es -ith The Iuice zu,i halt
p.sei of enc lelou- AMI oue uaekaee %
-eiati7e soaked ii oz~ cup - s1lS
water SIR up weIl au.s - them alone
for an hour Peer % a pint e b.,.1ine
water AMI str un,l clear zsliin.-
large cup q E-anuIa-es suEa- >crzs
through cuar>e e.o-h- When ccl3
adj gradually The beaten Whites e
four e<gS NaSe this th- 5ay oero-s
Il Il ne-si-i- pouring fato uet nod
stirring rapiiJF- Bake n --saa7x-azII-
rzuS. fros.iuZ the tcpS nth boiled
frus.iu-- Chicago Ee,o-yi
To Pol L-,,tst--s- Lobster, nav -
7rucurssi bath frcm restaurants aa.s
mariSef> al the vear rouu 2 Th-y arr
az tl-5r b-S. though frl1u Nav % No
ve-ber- Have 4 large p1s 81 led vrs-h
boiling water which has been vel
saltesi and adj half cup It earaUaz
>-~,iS nroD the lobster alive in the
Pot and allow II 70 boil fo- trr=lve q
fifteen mnute< To give = iobSce- =
bright color dip i resi-ho- p1lzer int
the water two or three tins while
coeSin-- Remove the unvholeso--s
rarts before serving Boiled lobster
= usually Earni>hed with slices u
lemon and served with tartar - nee
y Y World
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
A CLOSE CALL.


/ was Sit.fuv on the SIDE ver1r1z n
hotel in a Ks1sue<v to--H wien Sc
natives. all Of who-z Seezei 10 Re
farmers. rode up. hitehea their hor-es
20 a rack and al cane up % the ssers
20 where sat aud ard toOs chairs
A. they sat down oze OF them ex-
plaire5-
stranger, we've got into little dis
cute about how % spell = word and
want to ask you to help us cat
Certainly. Il I can What's the
-vor,5E-
The doctor SAYS NV ole woman has
Sos the newmouy mighty tai l fell
in uith th>se CHAPS ~ l cane down
town after aasssscins and Ne had n d.
rute about the word reckon yOa
know how 20 spell nevmoaT<
YES. do
Reckon be d., fur sho-e. and it-Il
y my way said oue ofthe o-herS
-Nebb-e 'txTl. bat 4 % 70 kia he-
nv meUl Now. then. VII % a.
leave IL % the stranger
We will they al replied
-tieatlerea- J. there n uaSr- 81 the
spelling Of tAaiS vvu-yiz- asked nosse-
ing how anxious al Of sh~z appeared
Thar b. replied the spokesman
L. nav ulezzI z-in sam TucSer's that
I'm dead right
How Do yOu spell it,
~N~un-o-a-v- cf eorS- never
6evourei a ton Of ssuiehpoks a. 4
meal. bu; know suEGhia- boat spell
N iess the sane
And hov~ Go s1a spell it, asked
Of the other
'-N-e-w-@s-a-s-a-- h promptly re
piled
A. this ----7s the landlord who
bad stool %. dorr hack Of u and
heard The COW -szsio8. called ne IL
sisie and whispered
Stranger. thu Lord * certainly On
your site in this thing Yoc kin crawl
out IF It by sayin' tha; neither has II
riEht--
Bat suppose I d0a-t erawf~-
Then the mint vou tecite fur one
the -toth-r VII b-z5a shoociE-. art 70
bet yo-r lie he wont stop Tall he 6Ilz
70 81 full Of aOomouy that yOII need
a cola and 4 grzre,fix-er-
went hack ami told then the word
h71 been twisted considerably since
Jeff school. and they'd bester leave i
70 so1a= one els-- Five minutes after
tbsy eft I heard shooting down the
strees. AMI had I'D 6ozbs As to what
osaezs5oced T. Somebody had been
foolish enough 70 give en- pneumonia
S-rz5-1r-N Qs-z4 n Detroit Frr.
PreSS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

h. respite p = 81 sas5sc b.srh hss
hazs1s In hers ans zA= cez-s -atze-es
N her a-iza- eyes
IN Ta-n-- SIC sd I bate - have
yea 90
Ne1T- L revrr ac-zrreI % Lent
Dsz=--s before. bzs A. thzs uaaza-a.
tie uzea dli -szze - hiz sha- hs Wa
In laTe NisA the wzLosx- lie l-s-r h--
. a.z. az1 S-ss-,l 4zxay her tears and
tss.17e a= xaeN T. ae Was enSaSe1 u
Alc- u--rs1r-
lie lesr sa.11 afrz- ar-azz5ar - hare
Ala-s g1lz am laser IN the sumner.
bg-- oEluE % the Ioss q a distant p. a
t-ve- ta- aesr = 49, za,les. estate
Sc va. h~r crzzz- had b,sea greatly
1elaFe1- Il NaS naz rla-e thar 4 wear
s1aeie Iom and sae had parted N Nzsa-
l1Etlu- II -le u-azsiaac Tos1 had
7aia=1 away is leis-re haGrs IN the
ss2lzze .ra1. Earroaw clrc.. q. ~lzlxa 50
eletE. bat 10 thz- zarrs-v b'uaG he
haa t1uEG = fair Russian zusree rhar
- <uev hlo,'Ez-E Tor hzm- Thaus-h
Iou hzd u1- ula..e love "a Natalza-ne
s2s too 11Earlh1e tl- that-thsF hal
bee2 together constantly AMI eaeh
knew tzstiaetlvsly what vzs n the
others heart
7 believe III - AID teIl Nasalia
a. TuD coutizne5 - muse. right
zow fur q euursa - g-z.iezuan and
os-eer I An hound % keep IA No-,l-
an n wori = Eivea - marry Alice.
hang IL. I Wish { had never been born
y. -
n love has somewhat cooIs-L II !.
ever vas love il never zvzs ths same
feeling ! have sor dear. little NataIiA.
bless her loving heart
- ION went % Natalia and s.sld h--
That De was engaged and that another
month sozld sec him married
Her delicate tzee whiteaed. but. eoc-
L trolling AerselS she saL9-
! congratulate you- Mr. Dous u.
1ssn- bursting into tears. she tu-ne.
&EaE- The sight o. ke- tear vas to1
me- tor IoR Embracing her ten
7 s=-ly- lie sid 4 love bar you NasaIia.
darling o. that had net vou first
I Ny foudneSs for Alike yzs but a ae~.
Ing thing and ny love for yoG viii las
I forever
Pressing warE klsSes ca her lips. h
held her closs-
Leave ne, Tosa- Il : rixht so- voE
% Keep voz- word. Dat VOC shozls
have told ze Of yOG- engagement De
fore We had best part no-~. Good
by
Bat s@u's I cone &c So ron. SassIis
a. usual
Way. certainly E1t. Nr DcaSizs
:; wczid ealy - pSiafsi. ss- Ne cal
ssss<. fsszs ga tina fsseara. - azg
i1=s al Ire asst tsszas 4 tg.ss..a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

>ixas IN The desert, izsiiSz.inS the
trails and giving directions - 70 the
Es1res. springs and wells OF fresh va
ter are - - erected - Arizona and
California II me 6esoIate regions q
etthe- SIDE q ghe Colorado river. where
- many t-a-eiies have occurred
tAro1zh miners ard oshe-s Igsizz Their
way OF ding from tAirs- Tie ssgns
are high pole- q as pipe, With big
squares % skess ina A. The top. and
arr painted red. a. that : TIE eolor
thai can - seen ne Creates distance
IN thst region The lettering uill tel
TIE distance frua poins 70 poiat AID
ths laeaticn = rAe Ee4res- v-z.&r EaleS
X ! >rn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

A4uArzu@ -aaks are z-zGe sxlf-szs-
tanning By tbs llrro,-zes5Ca - jlS: TIE
riEht anauut x plazt lie b wha,h
tie wz-~r = aerates3 AMI kept sEe~-
for a cuESili=rzhl- time. even N szeh
small bottles Ulv4- - sea lessncs- u
oeautltzl -rzSu plant ! ost=a used -
thls Purpo=e- Wh-n i. = Ezdi<turhssl
ai- eolles.s under rhe alvz and buovs
Il N Fishes Ant crabs tear holes n
= making u Iess b1oyaHt- - that i =
apt % sax IN aqu=r51z practise taEs
destruction q the Elva i IN soue
measure prevented b the simple ex-
Peii-nt % placing e1rss under il -
Keep il cat % The reach Of 4. least
soue e the erzbs. -. ~ instance. the
hermit hat might otherwise climb
into into It--B1stou Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
The FRIENDSHIPS OF WOMEN
"A Ea-IIsh E~<svt.s Makes rr-riRs- >ssss-
m-azs Asour Th-w-

=
mats Asoat Th-@-
Tzk=- again the friendship OF ore
woman for another when both stan.
uPoa the sane moral and social level
Il = in nine cases OFT Of ten devoid Of
the 0hliEationS OF loyaltF AMI honor
which are inherent In the friendship
between one uzE zz1 another There
- less reserve n T. and also less s7z-
-erity. for 4 woman VII reveal her
heart cf hearts 70 : friend AMI qu1r-el
Wlth her the next dav be-ca1se she has
pirated her bcnnet Or Animated IN A.
uirer- such relat5ons nr-er h.seozze
they are aDs 70 begin br Chance PRO
--e,i s5ch PASSION and die n brszsh
Erec Al fever hsat ruzz. never
gives rs mzeh u another n So gives
20 her liShtes. Loser zc3 a. sur RIO
neat she : ready 70 s1c-iSes Nv frsni
al the beh-~e OF a1F Ezn IN vhoaa she
= mn-e1sarilE iat--sse,t For hiS
entertainment She ullI het-av arr
-1u64eEcs ultho1t n ScrupZe o. ~
E-et even II 81 r-s-aiuS f-uu d.
zoaueza- h<r fenIu7a,. fr5ezG 70 the
art eomsr a. soou ~ \ sAzdo-z Of
mlszEders-azfi1- his a-zsea between
sh-m
IN the Lives q maSt D<1 there ar
oaiy oze - two f-s<nzRShso bons.S.
-Irese3 By ve1-s Of Intercourse. whseA
uothIaZ bat un1r~1Hnss3-0f tr-ache-T
Al s-ver- W01e1- cu the ether had
21Se sud dzsszri f-eas1S wzth esquzl
fscIl5sv- II rheT are ~elGsru true %
@za- their fzlelity - their os~a s-x =
rzrer far. for rhere are In uaTs3S and
+ lenzEharS among wc=ez- - friend
SHIPS f1anssei on mutual .faz-h ant
f he'd N ho1o-- TztI wc1za Izzr-S -
=1nduet her relass11S with her exz
>ex 81 tAs s1Ee r.c5rai< a. that CO
Wiki men AZ tie szSs-<hosz 81
wUE7E VII never cvze EiEhln mas
arabl- Distance Ct the 7.1ssshle- >hse
lzS lez-uea - uzeh froEn zza N thaS
1-e3Ge that = : Eae gz-eass1zbse e
hope she Ezv ret learn the true eza--
aessr Of t-5en.ashir- - well a. the
policy Of ooUbi1ztl0u- When zgE.-
sands saaulder 70 Shoglzer MA hs-
sisr<r N pzblie azs3 II private lie she
VII stand a. the very Eas-s OF h~s
xiz-yion zb-eaS. % thas ~b-zre Via
tor eaeh way fr~e-->4-zr1aT e
saew-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
HUMAN SAVEcERY.
rh< B-,saI Is-zluet Whl-A Cr,-s- OAK l.
GaaklzL

&aaklEA
II mt zarszre rh- gEhoiy. LIE y n
tzrs - Il Naza=r S.-u-- bs- of i
t=zth E11d a. ue ara saZrlt To- cal
her sure 81 > Ar E-sz 5ast5tz-4 %
a. a@- ea5irea her human ehzl-
zrs1 le2<- - A. perhaps Lft uos
P-7so a tA1t --et al viii beasts. boy
rs t1e INST s4ra<e-= AMI = Il not
tru-- ! have 4 f-ieaI wh1 tells ne
th2- q. a. ~-ass1{ The b1vs USED 10
e4teh hazek beetles. zaI MAKE them
ran r=ees sAe lezzth . tze l,rzfzo-v.
i 4 ueesie showed a y -z1arzzbls- turn
nt sp=e1 81 w1s beautifully simple
Key 7Toz-1 hz11ieap am b. paIIIn<
- leE- Il mzz-s oae s5ek n think
- IT,
And tAis vvas r-a-urai lzstiueE VI
sz-e taes No. re-zr1 1.-THE iz.tzviiual
i nothing . az-. whatever be y %
Nature tod \ mother rebazsyi her
c-zlll-1 SlrL raa- the az,-lncs = nat
e=au@ass4 20 = s-x-fo- killing Ezes "a
t-e vVlnslsT- --Ls5 you know IS ass ula.Le
thaS~ aisse- -. sa5d the lisuin--
lz1sle lauaeeat- -tsos1 a,aie thea but
- 1880 80 a-AA- =
-ae WAY that nature seems % lux a.
l. Taer- was aseazlnE IN I. when
III lzta1r - The Coming Rae
m1ie Children rae execg-loaers ard
w5el1erS q the fatal -.vriE- forge. Il
a. tanciei STAT L = u3shiz< "a
then TzeF are natures eAil 5-ea.
ard iuheri. fr74 Their mother Ws
uill zo- think tae vxorse % then {.
sc ean help sAnu<h- - e1a-~e- sc
East b.1me then We VII D. en-
tent % tAinS uorse e ta= rrouu--s
cal--rez- who have cone - years q
re1Sou- 1ll vet follor izsrlz--s oi
cruelty vhieh tAey saould ave cut
sroSE-Szv- the lan vho -brozxns- !
s0vey. q frssat = pleasant ~ sixty
f ysrds-L-ou-uzn's M1glzlna
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

as had become rseh suddenly. and had
euilt themselves . BEAUTIFUL residsnee
SIth an extension porte-eoShere.
Horses were his only passion and th4.
he indulged 70 its fullest extent One
lar he was waiting 70 take his wife L.
-ide. and was trying 20 hold the rib
bczs over The sleek kzekS Of an in
oatient. paving pair of thoro1zebre6x
A. le1g-h his te@pSr asserted Itself
Katrina Katrina he cried ozs test
u. VII yoc r<1er eozze oCzcs Dss<
1orseS vo1't Stand E1ts- De tan horse
.Aed- no lo1<@r zlrsa6yE-Bos.ou
B1Gges-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
NIGHT ON 4 CIRCUS CAR


Askia< k<v~-rs f~- tA- D1y-<~a--
Ero~n~-4 ~ >sS.e-
On n clrrES 1sirersiszz- ear nixhr
sauts cat the fitting tel-<Tz5h pol-s
ant TIE rua- Of tle thuzse-iusr truck
sxtIn-uisAss every osher exre-i.s-
soEa& Candy sSeccrz-e-l n Waite
AID EOl3 o1t>sse and l-s-e-eSz f--z
e1s3 70 end the ear las bat rlre~ sTrtI-
Ein&oVxS. and from .h-s- Usn.sa-rS H.
ClzueiaE ll<hs 1zsh<=S "a Ezrzaac<~-
6eid and feu--- UTtk5n Il Tuuz7nzt-S
comfortable Ssate-au1z- eo1saznln- n
s'sf4 hs-3- \ elrSe3 birth ae3Te. \ snail
aesE AMI \ S5z51asIEe safe At -hES
s-esS 49, n Saorr- Sso1s. taezsuru
ZzR- Uz<In< EP his reports for
the DIR n the l4S- tozn r.
Ing a. 80 ea1 Of fast train
tie car b.sEasiS fr1z SIDE 10 side as IL II
would leave TIE rails At every second
Jump Bat the z1z A. the little deSk
/ Esei To -Ais and -ues ca writing and
1xurlz=. md eozS1Itinx the railway
gale A. + lie zere IN quiet osses on
E-uzzzsE
The reSs Of the car l. lined with
essss q printing material and euss.
7zs shslr=6 With h=rths and decorated
With Big paste cas- and brushes The
tue si1e dnors are thrown open and
1fte-n @ twenty men are singing my
Pear = a Bsxerv Gf-l, half -
sh<a Sajziux IN the Bowerx
Gzace. whIe al rua- cot th-
zttli-< eaorzS There a-e bright
Touzg E@a rhere- All A. uhos< th~x
are a euZrzzaouahle l0s Thrs~
o t0Er s1n< szaeehes f-or1 eou.5-
ep~r@ Sh~~sS e wA5cA ARE IA kzz.l
az4 th--r az sA1se Eho eaa -es
esszs3lA1 Ant h-Asi1z naSsz<S< Th~
car rvllS azd rfsc5~s sA-uz<h H.
4zr<nssss bat she AS ar Sz-~ q
foat- au3 eg~u sA< z1--uw <zz-~zv
n qHz4l-zlle & z<rrT wzl.z th~v -
= n lzzaeenc Ea~rrlzs<s& Azss aux
an. tA-a TIE sz83~a rrzsA AL haz<
q n pas>lzg sr~igas- ora var sra-ssz
re-ecsaiz< tAs5r e9s ruArizg wh-~zS
Pzss = teZp.arzxF a&izs4 ca fhe Azzaz
vo51r- And tse ez7r~Ss rzsA--s co
UlzA er1s1 ant razr zzs3 aizzr a-.-il-z y
TIA LIZ n 49, s@r7-z. zlzaEzz.-
4=o1< ths hi,ls. with tAs< xssssv ra-sa@
Al the top % is tai -RSs-shu-.-h. D.
parcA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

z-e uos - e e7zaa--3 so mine You
- son after 81 left Wa>hfa rtoa Shs
.let a old sweetheart whom Sic had
Sas- Z % MARI Nr- u,-eriz-. whose
u--rilu and prospects ss--2-t hst-
ter In ne u=aneil-z tazs fellow had
maize a fl-tEu=- AID - h- vs. 81 his
say - Alaska fa- q pleasure "TRIP clser
-s-e5.1r-i = make = aLs.l a srs=s.i1,-r t-f1
AM 1reaE th- zeT> o. lze II p-zrSoz
Rather 1zskaa=I yaa z5SA- sh51S-
Ia. srl1-rzzsz-zee73 -hel us1ra a. ny
heart azt -h1zzs-s zz sr1rs ~ nv
tree,isE CaE-- l.-i= El-, pal %
vsz- 12t and II take yea Jso7vu Is the.
zszz-a-- - ~ tie a-zls au.1 II lu-ry-
azee va - her - M Ezz.-er- beeause
va az yes. lszzz roe. NJ s-zrs-
suppose - T1z- o4s - al -
ssss.ie-- Sal 7Te1r ~ leyla-a hat
- Loss Eeuaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

say s1zrie3 Alkzli Ike. coming
down stairs twenty Minutes after re-
tSriG< 10 hls rooz in the seeend story
Of an Oxlahoz1A hOeeL Who IN sizzsiz-
t0r1ent : thai thar e.ss IN the next
room 10 nine
Its The eso<- replaed the laazlcrd
The poor tslle- FILL ia.0 a kettle Of
nc lard this aftsr1osE- Ispos~ hi<
groaEs annoy yoG good deal. but
o. that's al rixh-. thoaxht Il
was soDe soa Of a Eza pIayia- % a
aeeor&io1- truth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

ia tbs eoGntry,- said the opsiaiS.
p4rrsot. the vote Of tie zizliorai-~
has Nc EOr~ ESight than thai Of he
poor lzbo-er
No. sid the p<zzlniss ANARCHIST
II hasn't Bat the @llliocasre ssoeszs
have 70 vote He jzss hays lerssls-
tu7s- -IadiaEa7oiss JocruzE
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-29
A Novel Railway Patent.

There are many freaks among the rail way inventions recorded in the patent of flee One patent is for the invention of P Rider of Marseilles, Ills. To him must be given the credit of having devised the only method thus far thought of by which two trains going in opposite directions can pass each other on the same track. Let the two trains be called A and B. Train A carries in front of it an inclined plane running downward and forward from the smoko- stack to the track in front. On this in clined plane rails arc laid and these rails are continued along platform which runs over the top of the engine and for the entire length of the train, descending by another inclined plano to the track at the rear. Imagine that train A is rounding a curve at the ratc of 90 miles an hour Train B is seen approaching on the same track from the opposite direction A collision is inevitable. Both engines shut of steam and put down brakes
 but 1t is too late No power on earth, apparently, can prevent q Catastro- phe which may cost scorcs of lives. As tonishing to observe, the locomotives come together, or nearly, and train B glidcs up the inclined plano in front of train A, runs along over the top of train \ and down the inclined plane. Foot, tOotl Chec, chec! And both trains go on their way.--St. Louis Glnsc- Democrat