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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17

team this summer was in town, sunday
He said that Warren would be right IN
the game next summer aud that with two
exceptions would have the whole Holy
Cross nine Ths two vacant places are TO
be flied by PopkHy aud stout who play d
with Warren :his year. Rather novel
scheme Is to be pnt In operation to pay the
expenses of this team. A large number
of Warren enthusiasts have agreed to pay
in'o he treasury of the association The
sum of so cents week from now ut
the first of next June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17
ALMOST BEYoID BELIEF.
Here is a Story from Orange,
Mass.
The Facts are Certainly Of an interest
ing Nature.
The Tale as Told by The Lady Herself in HeI
Own Words.
The poet Alexander Pope says:

"a wise physician, skilled in wounds to heal,
Ia more than armi-s to the public veal.
But.who shall decide when doctors disagree"
This question was brought forcibly to
mind by recent occurrence which hap
pened in Orange, Mass. 1t seems-but We
will let Mrs VIM. Lamson, who resides in
that town, tell the story in he: own way.
-Four years ago was very sick. l had
been sick for three years before. My
trouble was turn of life was confined
to tie bed for three years. 1 suffered
great pain and came very near losing my
life.
Il did but just live just escaped the
grave. 1 employed two doctors, and de-
rived no benefit from them. Mrs. David
Goddard, of Orange, Mass, who had been
cured by DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, advised me to use Nervura.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17
Rubipstetn n Methodical Worker.

Rubinstrin was never idle He could
not remain so half an hour. From the
moment no rose till the moment he retired
he was doing something. When not tray
cling, he had his days work mapped out
with methodical regularity. From just
such an hour till just such another he
might be found day after day at the Same
occupation. After this fashion he was
able to accomplish In his lifetime what
was really the work of three men, and he
never tired of preaching this regularity of
work to young artists and students.
exander Macarthur in Century
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17
Last Games Of the Season.

Tuesday Baltimore at Boston, Brooklyn at
Washington, Philadelphia at New York,
Cbicag" at Pittsourg. Cincinnati at Cleveland,
st, louis Mt Louisville.
Wednesday-B altimore at Boston, Brooklyn
at Washington. Philade phia at New York,
Chicago at Pittsb irg, Cncin att Mt Cleveland,
st. Louis at Louisville.
Thursdav-New York at Boston, Y Baltimore
Brooklyn. Washington NJ Phil .deldhia, Louis
willie at Cincinnati, Pittsbuig AT Cleve,apd
Friday-New York at Boston, baltimore Mt
Brooklyn, Washington at Philadelphia. Pitts
burg at Cleveland. Chicago at 1T Louis.
saturday-New York at Boston, Baltimore at
Brooklyn, Washington Mt Phitsde phia, L"nis-
Vile at Cincinnri, Chicago at ST. Louis, Pitts
burg at Cleveland.
sunday Chicago at st Louis Cincinnati at
Louisville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17

Hits-Baltimore, 0; Boston, @. Errors
Baltimore, 3; Boston, 5. Hemming ana
Robinson; Stivetts and Camel.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cuppy was a complete puzzle to Cincin-
natl, today. Parrot was the only Gin
ciDnati player who got to third Attend
spce, 1000.
Cleveland. ........ 4 o 0 2 0 0 x
Cincinnati ........ 0 0 o o o 0 o.
Hits-Cleveland, 10; Cincinnati 4. Errors
Cleveland, 2; Cincinnati 2. Cuppy and Zim-
nAer; PARROT and Vaughn.
AT NEW YORK.
New York tried young ltft-bander
named Dohcrty today. He WIS raggedly
supported at critical points nnd made a
couple Of damaging errors himself. Carsey
pitched effectively for Philadelphia, who
backed him up In beautiful style. Sulli-
van made n home run. The game was
called at the eGd of the eighth on account
OF darkness New York has sient d First
Baseman Henry Davis OF the Pawtuckets.
New york........... o 0 / o 3
P6iIadelp hia......... o l o O. 8
Hiis-New York, $; Philadelphia, 9. Err
rors-New York, O; Philadelphia, l. Doherty
and Wilson; Casey and Clements.
AT WASHINGTON.
There WAS two poor exhibitions of base
ball given here, Monday The home team
folded like amateurs all the way through,
but managed to win the first game by
heavy batting. Brooklyn won the second
game on account OF the Ineffective twirl-
ing Of Anderson, Mullarkey and Boswell.
The second game was called at the end OF
the seventh ON account of darkness. The
fielding of the visitors was brilliant. Alb
hey, Mcclure and Corooran made home
runs In the first game. Attendance, 200.
First game:
2 "a 5 6 0
washington...... o x-l6
Brookiyn.... 80. s 80 o XIX
Hits-WashIngton.l 10; Brooklyn, II. Errors
Washington, .; Brooklyn,0. Mercer and Nc
Guire; Kennedy and Grim.
Second game.
Washington ............... l O.
Brooklyn ................... Oil
Naturalization, o; Brooklyn, Q. Errors
Washington, 3; Brooklyn, /. Anderson aud
Maiarkey; Burrell and Mcclure.
At Pittsburg-The Pittsburg Chicago
game WAS postponed on account of rain.
At Louisville-The Louisville St. Louis
g,mo was postponed on account of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17
Other Games.

At Newport. -Cuban Giants, 10; New
port, 4.
At Fall River Fall River, s; New
Bedford, 0.
At Springfield. Springfield, s; Provi-
dence, 3. Opening Steinert cup series.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17
Born.
PfSCATAQUIS.

PIsCATAQUIs.
Mlo-Sept. /. to the wife of Orrin Lyford, a
daughter-l0 lbs.
Dover-Sept. l. to the wife Of F. K. Eenaett.
daughter. agnes May
PENoBsCoT.
Old Town-Sept. 5, to the wife of the Rev.
Arthur Bradford Pspineau, a daughter, Mary.
WASHINGTON.
Eastport-Sept. 5. 10 the wife of Geo. H.
Leemau, son: Sept. |. to the wife of Fred
erick L. Cook, daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17
Movements Of an Earthquake.

Tho recent earthquake in Florence, "a
recorded by a seismograph, is shown in the
illustration from Popular Science News.
This instrument, which makes tracings on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17

West block on Mechanic street, at East
Brooktield, Mass, a wooden building, was
tn,alIy burned, early, Monday. Armdals
S cord, a tenant, was burned TO death in his
ON All the other occupants Of TIE
bu lding escaped in thcie night clothes
Three firemsn were injured. The los I,
the building and on tpiiants' property Will
be quite large The cause of the fire is
unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17
She Lost q Eoarder

Il believe | should like to be cremated
after die, remarked Mr.. Greateets.
always supposed" said Mrs Hash
croft, that you would want to be stuffed"
Hudson Rc-icter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17

Familiarity breeds contempt is a
proverb fo,,nd in one form or another in
every Eng ish and Asiatic language hay
ing literature. Its earliest form is be-
lieyed to b3 the Sanskrit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Star Bail Tossers Of the World in Our
National Game.
lsaaus Standing.
AT BOTTOM.

Boston was in a fair way to win today q
game, when successive errors and the UNI
pire's poor Judgment in calling balls and
strikes, In the seventh, turned the tide.
Stivetts then went off his feet. Boston
could do nothing with Hemming, except
in the second. Attendance, 1000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17

YXIANTED.-Agents everywhere to sell war
w rauted nursery stock on salary; no ex
perieuce necessary. w. ID. Chase & Co.,
aug22deod&w Geneva, N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17
WASHINGTON.

Mrs. p. G. ingalls, and Mrs Sarah Grey,
while returning home from meeting, one
night recently. were run into by another
team and their carriage upset. They were
thrown out but fortunately beyond few
bruises they were unhurt The carriage
was considerably damaged. W
Perry Of Rockland, has purchased the
Central house of f. c. Fish.-B p. Up
ham was taken dangerously Ill, last week,
with chill. His life was despaired of,
but he Is now better --Rev. W w. Davis
Is dangerously ill.-Desc0n S. Cummings
is suffering with bad attack of erysIpelas
in the face There was a social dance at
Town hall. Wednesday night aud fine
time was reported by all. There will he an
other, the 25th. Miss Rhodes of Water
Vile, Is visiting her friend Miss May
Mari at Razorviile. Miss Ella Jones and
Miss Myra Haints went to Hallowell to
work again after their vacation Mayo
Grotton Of North Washington, and dauph.
ter Rosa who has hecn at work In Gar
diner, are visiting friends In Boston H.
F. Evans went to Augusta on business,
Fridsy.-Miss a file Leigh went to .leffer-
son, sunday, en- route for Massachusetts,
where she has work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-28
EosErGN NoTEs

NrruuD has bevn DEVISED by vhich
siuniuum ray - substituted f1r
plartsnm srr lea41g wi0s IN iReau4es-
eeat lzm~
FsoF G-uEsr J TRrsu. e the Shcf-
feid &sntidc ~ehusS - Yal university.
has fust beeu elcszed a foreign member
Of tAe Royal GsosEeai ~ciety-
HESRr MoRIEx's life : b - written
By his son-5aI4w. Rev H. ; SoUy. AMI
VIII contain two fragments e aEtobt-
cxzFhv aE1 maav family lc.-ez
TEIEsAAFH Eass throughout she
wurld aggregate t.ss1i m.~~s - these
Auaeriea aas nsarr tl4a half. $3.50
masss Earupe. S Asa 6s.S7Ss
Australia. +-.Sl@ ald Afrc2- 2I.6sT
miles
A cCREoCs bb~aph5ral as-y1ans Of
Dante. hstarrto unnoss-L has h~cn
discovered By Fa-rt uhec szzung
other Interpretations ia the Eenic~ esii-
tiou II the Sp~culzu HaiuScf Viaocnt
- B=zaA
GsLEzuNL n Erau4 orea founded
o. FrelHe Nssz PsA zaf osmpS~ss
By Henri N4zcshAl- wzS rrsluc-i re-
ceutsy with great saersss n Eouen-
Nlstzlwte the s1arsey fuez Prgvsnes
- attsu1 tAe azs Per-zaaec-
REESsSNHLT aazduetei areAsaa@ical
eN=z,zS are the Asest -izz1vafiozS
Prot Dorps~iL Il the tserzaaa Shaol q
A.lsz = - leA4 QUE 70 As~inz next
Nay. taezor - The exavasasus n A.
tisa- - tbs ISLAND % Dele$. - ASS e
view the work - tSe American expior-
eE ard tasn b way cf usr7 b2ex -
AtherS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-28
,SOUsTRIAL AID STATISTICAL


TIE harvester iave1-ed b Mr. Ne
Corziek II isSI has hecu - improved
t-at II = 1I Il WI ezE and bad Al
are % gain II ~forty-9vr minutes
~iSCLCDsNs S-scS aal boz& the rat
W@Ns q tbs United States arr capital
zel a. sa.oea pe- Esle. whIc th.se OF
Great Britain ~ capitalized At sa.aCd
Per ule. OF nearly 40 rer cenE higher
taan IN &s ecunfr-
TaE city - Baezos Avre1 has the
A-ScSt ~strrst-eRr system. IN rrop0r-ion
- - population. u sgy city n the
world The total numbers passengers
carried ZSs ye-r VS. -L.s-sS54. while
he monthly average waS59s5.ss-
TuE Smoke .-o1 smelling furnaces
: laden With metals % value. the aaosg
Eosabie - Sa5eA are EoIa and silver
!. A. A2ezA7a Szs.r=< we=S ze
eAazieal means are being aiken - eol-
leet tAs sus2sz2sI z-ztrer fro2 ths
CassS
F~ssnLE the highest prize ever
$500 Sr 4 aew kuk IS the gu d.
zzudcya for the veIiEn e4ElSon % the
Clz-cer n fosio with uo-slcu-S ~
barne Joncs All large o-razreu..l Dor
1ers bE WEll12 Morris issued By the
keluSTst. prr&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-28
AN ALPENA MIRACLE
Mrs Jas VI. Todd. ofLonz Rapids,
Discards Hor Clutches.


We have hug known Mrs Jas " Todd.
= Long Rapids. Apcaa Co. Afirh Sae
las been a sad crippe Many other sriea1s
know the story u her recovery. for the
p~neat u those who do o we publish it -
hay.
kixht years arp she was .ilu,n with uerv-
'us prsstratinn, and in 4 few nanuths with
muscular and -iaiammatary rheumatism.
70 affected her heart thcuhsrhr1d Her feet
occamc 81 s~1Tuilcn shc cuili weir nothing
"a them. her hsnsIs were drawn al out of
sha~N fser ewes we're swollen shut mouc
than half ths time. hcr kuee points t.rribly
swallea and Tor cizhteea moutas she h1i
- -. nsli up o b. dressed. Ono limb b.
came entirety helpless. anf the SKIN was -
dry amt cracked that IL woull hIesL During
those ei-it Years she hai been treated By a
~7oue q Vhv<tiaaS. and has also sr-sut
much time az Ann ArhnF uuder best mcIi-
al advice. All saai her truubge was
BROUGHT on b. nari work and that mfsihine
wouii not car,. ard that rcss was the oaly
thing whica wuul,i ea-s her. After -ata.
N 1--we with her daHrhter she b-s-amccntr~
" hsiplc>s and could not even raise isr
arms u cover herself at ni-hG The inter
c~dnr part Of the story follows ia her OWE
uorIs,
L was ur-rfto try Dr. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People ami ~ last dhi 50 In
thr-s DAYS After I cumnIcncrl taking PINK
Pills Icnuit - u AMI dress myself. anil
after using tlem weeks I went home
1Hi commeu7si WORKING. I coutiuucd
akinr The pills. until now Tbc-in u foo-rg
az crulche<. and can ro W and down Ssens
witana: ahL I am tr1iva liviur wo1sicr.
waistnr Uut % doors Ehult assistance
Vow. a. I can S1v inviting 81 izsiure
those who have sgGeuvi a. 1 hsEvc. q Try
Fta< Ffll~ I shssi rlafV d. So. n ether
Ike ~lEen-E will trF flnk fFus assuriinV
81 dlHcNoas. thcy Wau haze resxsz a. taaux
tse.4 fer creating ueu WIN ar- zrse - cou-
qrcr shat teErts4s disease, I
have IN ur own ucH-ah.rhugs -1.rpnmeut-
Hi Pink E1s fcr the after erereS % Ia
cnpus. az1 weak weuea win tnrgrs
uinezL aud with r1a3 re<1.fa
Mr. TaatA i very s@r.ur iu trr faith ia
tn curative ps1ucrs uffaEs Fa~. an4 -avs
t1eV have urul-et a usr hClss crfnpie
1arS - d. her oua ulsuE- chGEai1E.
~~iuE. k-iE-iuE al3 ia fat About
AZ af her E4 dos Tanks n pr
WlHms- Pax Pas
Uv Wl1am~ p9uk Pts crnfasn Al TIE
c-neuts nsT~zrT - give new life and
enre~ = t1c aiassf AMI u>tsre saat-sua1
arTe% Eaer are for sale nv Al drzEvts-S
" NAV D. h@i hv m4I frnm Ter MTlsamx
N-lAlne Caguan- Srh-av y "
OK AZ ~ utN- r~x &x< ~ E2S1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-28
SEAT ALADo,Ns PALACE.
rae slave OF thu LanB E--~rs Anusa-r
NaFefe rstare4

TIE slave OF the Lamp Er~crs Another
Nsrete r.laee4
The Journey waS mae IN nemarsa
bly, 41iek time. sezrcely half j t1zen
secan1> had elapsed when the eIevnta-
boy oued out,
Twelfth and INST >ez<ht ahead
for TIE Ezaa aiau
vow tasu lathe genie W5tA an
lu1ltau - tev >ts7p.- rsm rhe ear
suppose FaE nem.usr ahHgt r1
Uza& @sa a Ai=.lz ~ -
9ut "a the tsP f-r q his PaIace
~ua ~ uptiei CHRIS smiling II
tAe rez eer,u Tae walls were u
gold aEl silver in alternate layers AM
there vTe7e tsventEtlur wi1Lux& >xaa
eack >a
ENsct interrupted hi- caas7aa-
an aul the att5s-~ 4 r~VeatF-thrrr
ef taa~ wiE.l'vrs were eurieA-E wh
damau1- rubics and eae-a - wh5le
tae ta-~atT-baurfh "a lefs est---v an
ziarns
Z remember. &ai CHRIS The
sultan. Alaadus Efhern-.av. tr5el
& finish that wtaw "a an stvGe
a. the ne~s azt after h. aaz u>.l an
az tAs icwes hc eeulE lay AS lauls
err. D. thrs~ a. Tire bh aaa sseu veu
dla~ael i IL . few ~s-n
That's right iauzErs thr renie
4 doat tAznS ever aai -, auch f1z
IN my Ifs a. I abI wat-hiE thc cid
>uls ~ ID as-rratc thai winzaw He
worSe1 like a hsr>-aat even went
far - - have tbs 5ewcl> dug ext q hs
cruvSa an4 rePase1 with Q1>ae Bat
what wa the u~c- Ee cuuflar eva
pete with ue as matter = crurse-
Now, then I'm going - show VOC al
exact rv~pueh1ctioa Il that Alsoa
An ebony AIT pearl der bet-e
which they had been staining dcw
cpeu. revealing , ro1u ~ szca su-
passing beauty ansi ua-uiseeues that
Chris eXclaiuiel
why. the fellow who wrote the
Arabian SghtS Ihlzt half - tAS H.
tice
Just what I've always aiL -
joiEcG the genie ~He Wa q brsea.
hraiay youav shaP bat painfully care
les AMI Jevcnly espcaliy IN dc~
tioa We must have q deseztiou q.
New NorSand Bsuoa reporters on here
- write up this ruom III pay fur =
sRecizl train for then aaI eutcztain
them al my own eNp~u-c Tc5ul4nt
ay faiuer than that could T. ia;
nov III tell you What ! Ueznt Wheu
I said wed get lnts - fun cat - This
rnom Waut wa and your father =
get congress u make a big apprspra.
tiou u complete that tsventy-faa-.h
WinsoW- II he hack % yoa al ths
time you understand; and youu ge;
tbs apprepraatian-& sure Of that
Wen make IL a scaiftion tia. they
forfeit The Eansy Il they dou'r saeeees
in making the lartiee quite eQaal - Il,
others sa1 vel ar-ee % <ive thea
the bul3ing 4 they do Now. a. tAsl
cant possibly d. IT, don't yea ~e tha'
III e = S7-SlzSs ~sp~cElaaa1e IA.
tAlaz % lie szu. Way. Allsr
ssezgaA &c - N~s&aA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-28
HUMOROUS.

-DosS Blykfns understand horse
zecs lie must I never see him
~ the srae-WaSaiugson star
VERY LlkeIy-IF-~What would
vou ao z you were II IeSe me- She
-LoSe myself IN another -netroit
Free Ire>&
-he n datS constantly Sliugia'
mud a hs usiEhbo& aai Uucle Eben.
~duan' uebhah pat no ashes On his slip
perry saiewalA-washiagtou star
Tel your fortune. sirs eross the
palm II this wise woman and get
ont. You can't fosl me with an- liss.
I'm married alreaiv--N Y Recorder.
lin yuur new story what made you
put in the chapter on pirates with all
the awful profanity 4 had Just
houEat = fountain psn-Les Angeles
Times
-Prtie- said Uncle Ebeu. Am ter
H. ehaiun whrt bakin' psw.iah am Ter
eoc<iR- Neh eazt -afse EN- right wifi
cut i. but tpo much am gwiue Ia spite
en- sho---Na shiu-tsu star
II woaAer why he married herr
A. bargain- I Suppose. On account
q her age. Her age Yes: /. :
tweutySieht. marked down fruua thir
ty-=even-IndiaHaPoliS Journal
-Felephoae Gf-I--E waat 70 look
At sssuie black kid gloves SalesIadv
What nunber. please Telephone
Girl tsurPriSedEWhv. how ala o
know that I werked tAere-Somer
vile Journal
Mrs neo=ie1oE-~NE campus :
= woman II -tremenfoa. push Mrs.
Cri<wle~taa-~I should Sav - Wher
did yea become aw ~ the tacts-
Nfs Ds-sze8nT -At the bargain eoua-
ter Buuukiyn Eagle.
III snt settinr into trouble that's
har3. said the philosophical voanx
Ean- it, getting out q a ~Y~
rrPs eA While wshinx.ca Il think 81
that exevy uTs Ivy 10 weprSe n a
hammu-&-~llea Enle-
What are wa doing for a living
now tueie IiEe We'll. suh. aaf's
What I call 4 mighty close question
yOu re a-gistiR rigar 10 nv home now
but Gey Amt none er 70 feathers IN
Ray yard Mars Johnr-Atlanta Con
ssitation
Claadian. now Bishop North
rur. q >agth Carolina vas nee cate
ehSing a elaSs o. small eolored ehn-
dren- Way asked he. was Adam
turned out If PazdiSsF- s-Mrbb.-
lhsPea oct A little darby boy. mebbe
he Wa sSucy - his IA
FIRST VaSsar Giri--He said he
could not live without me-that I was
in short. a sire qaa noa-- Sceoad Vas
n Giri-~Ana yea Said- Fir,
VasSar Girl--Well. I gave him 10 nm
Gertaad that he WaS rot exactly pSr
soma asA-HarIen Life.
AN ounee Of prevention i worth
q poana q cure. amt i;e- said Mean.
d~ris< Mike ut euarse il is re,
plied Fiolding Pete well. dat-s a
ressau eaar aeerpt NJ jcb from M
hoiy- II l WIS werkin / might b.
tempted ter 80 on = s;rike An der
Sc Dc troable I'd ee ia~-wasaingtsr
star.
Fair Dsaling-~I dout see whv 4
j. that Etkel : always - popular viii
the men she remarked Well 4.
repliel ii goes toshoN that bsSine~~
Ike metkodS pay b~~. IN the end 81.
has \ reputation for the creates
r-oaP,nsss IN retEEainS = rsag ~he.
he e1EageDsat = tr0kea. Washing
80 sssA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-28
tain .tiu with the rla-. u biz eye. and

tain ssiFi with the glass u his ye. and
growing paicr and palcr.
at was not necessary Tor ~ 81 hearsx-
en- a deaf man ctsuid almost aavc
heard the sounds that came To- rs over
the SEA from the ~ccn. II that as ful
cuntcst f--nm, booua, boon. Like Tbs.
hare in~tonations q . saluting can-
NON.
by the rusty key Of Tavy Jones'
becker the captain shouted The aw-
ful compress 4 that ~~-rp.nt's coil has
bust the whaie, THREE times the great
leviathau's Tremendous bulk has bust.
with a Hoi-~ like thunler. Anil now =
they sink the horrible ~erpcu; has
gone beinw To rnrgc his mighty plum
der
The ria~s fell frum the captains
hand- Seasoned a. De- was hy forty
wears aasat. amt familiar with the ap-
pafinr thtns~ the bundles ocran
hr7~ia De- tainted dead away upon the.
asylG Ia On, excitement following the
captains coilap~ ala SAVE the fetch
ing ~ him g. was Forgotten. and when
AZ last b. was out 20 ht- sVo.n ami
somewhat himself again the whales
that hast tccu trrrssr-sfrickru W itn.~~.s
- the SRA ~-rpnts capture - their
mate hai disappeared charrinc,i
the captain Acc,u.inw o. hi~ de>erip-
tisn ~ thrm any eur 20 the>- whales
would have been an n~uhcaui-of prize.
Eut they had slipP-t away and were
ont Il sight
Wen chase thrm~ SAIL the cap
tain Z viii most leave these mysterious
seas until I Kill q whale
$50 we sailed in the presumed wake
If the whales Two days we sailed
Not sight ur trlcc ot whale. Then
tsc captain changed his course anil
sailed sou'west- The thirg day we
sighted >ouiethinv Vt first sight AMI
for a hpng time As we approached Is
We t~sk - fer the projecting Summit
It q esral rrcf f1ruse,I like a iatfeuesI
pyramid and covering many yarl. u
the o..can's surfacr. In height IL rusc.
a. /. seemed - ae. almost ~ the cirva-
r1u ~ CAR uaiuma~l We wuuld have
sailed by 70 without Comment Or fur
tacr Thought but Just A. our erur>e
brought about a hun,in4i feet apart
th're "as ~"i'ien movement IN the
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upward uuti the asr.. eveS Il the
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mea'asr~ hr-ht H-frc the captain
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40 promotes the
Secretion e an abundance Of rouEish--rs
Tor the child
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-28

Is thrE II or woman trouhled with dvs-
pepsi7- Heart palpitztiua<, sour stomach
heartburn UneaSi1eSs Of the nerves. cp-
Fressscu or ! sense Of emptiness II the Dis
Of the Stauarh- 4rc among lis symptoms
Hossstssrs Stomach BItters er1firates Il
and entirely overcnDes c~onStipation- BIZ
io1SacSs~ rheumatic. kidney and maiarial
conIplzints- Use rAs thorough remedy sys-
temaEtzLy md i viii achieve permanent
results
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-28

II make 10 apparent % thousands. who
thinS themselves IL that they are NOT AZ
Iectett with 11v disease, but that the system
simply acs-is cleansing - 70 bring c1mfcrr
IRE n siIei- hearts a. a cusave curditien
- easily cured By using Syrup Of Erx.
Manufactured by the California Fig SyrupCo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-28

WHEY er nan Is terrible anxious ter gib
souething AWAY saii Uncse Ehen- "kit am
er sh0 siGu dat is ain much feuanE DIS
plies ter alvice same is anything else
WASHINGTON star
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-28
Ali over

not Some OF them don't pretend to help you as much
as Peariine; some viii rhlure paint, or surfaces, or fabrics;
some are only meant 10 wash or clean certain things.
But with Pcariine, you VIII save time and labor in ciean-
ing anything that pure water won't hurt Not only can il
do no HARM but II saves useless and harmful rubbing. a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-28

-sAScT accomplishments am al right in
dab place saal Uncle Ebcn. -hUt folks
TAB uoh need foh shoveiin' beautiful snow
ian 1ly h1h f0h recisia CD Ar-W@ShiuE
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-28

~rEEEE gues an ODD zane Of mine - as III
s1z sid when the I'm cane into perike-
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