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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
GOSSIP OF HI HOUR.
Lord Dunravcn Was rcntc Is,
the New poricrs.

y Ncwport Col ! i]sncndcnt of the NcV
York Press says that Lord Dunravcn'a
treatment At that place last week was
noticcnJly cool y for Dunravcn ~"
has kept himself ass secluded as possible
lic does little but drive with his hostess.
ana has not shown himself bat once or
twice at the CausinO. ana at the yacI.
club whari. His daughters. who. while
l'l'in are good specimens OF healthy Iri sh
pirls. ar well liked hy those who have,
net ihrm They are now dcvotinr them
: Ives To hicycline witch they have takcl
NJ "Tth laItsticdlly."
~ behalf OF charity i scheme OF lury,
proportions. says tho New York sun. IL
Ling icy Hoped at the Madison Squnrr
Garden fer exhibition at the awproachin.
annual Food Show. IT is II womrn's cy.
position OF chitlitabl" and philaHthropic
work carried on in many societies ia
New York aud the suburbs. Nearly one
hundri of these organizations viii
"'"u9y booths or stalls ranged around
% % first gallery ia the Garden. Each AS
sociatiom viii present such exhibits OF
rt'tkr sun. representation as 1t i"fns best
'AurcSSivt OF its aim and scope. In many
Instances these promis" to b" picturcsqu"
-Auotucr novelty viii be "a series OF enter
iainments taIi'i high teas" These vii
%" served taily. afternoon and ~cycnirs
in the ban Iuct hall
When Il New York reporter called on
tie puk" OF Marlboro at the Waldorf on
Sttu'rla,' afternoon, tho young nobloman
was found In a secluded nook r,ading al
account Of his engagement in u daily
p'pcr. Newspapers were scattered on tic
iiO"I, ana there were som" marked va
IoIs in his lag. The Duke were a sui.
@! ;ight gray, a pink SHIT ana white pat
cnt leather boots.
"I's, tn ANNOUNCEMENT Of my engage
m.nt to Miss Vanderbilt is quite true
s;li th" Duke. Il cannot tel the date OF
lLo wedding, but the marriage will TAX,
place within ulre. months.
What a'c your present plans was
asked.
81 expect to leave to-day on tomorrow
Tor a trip OK IA" Cainoian Pacific rail
road VITA Sit Rivers Wilson. | intend to
sc" all ! can "i your great country. visit
ing all your cities ana places OF interest
| also iut"r! 20 learn all ! can of your poll
ti,nl and industrial SYSTEMS
DO YOU intend TO interest yourscli
in politics
Yes, I do Most OF the members 81
our house hay been more OF less prom
neut ia our national politics
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

some people who rcad the article in
uhday Nirginian, stating that thr
W|urklnRncn's wages would be cut down
hhd hau been SO recommended bv he
labor BOARD. We're not inclined To be
llcNt that the board would taxi such ac-
non ana thought that there must be
some mistake.
Ihe Nirgini"n representative would
never nave published the article if he
htd not been positively certain of what
~" was doing, ana hat the Information
was correct in every respect. BY So do
ihs ne aroused tn" working class. and il
may II" the means of keeping the wages
where they are, ard If that is accom-
pllshcd he will have the proud salts
faction OF Knowing that the article did
some good. The following are thos,.
who Will be affected by the reduction
should il go into effect: Shin carpcn-
tiers. blacksmiths. ship filters. painters.
cauikcrs, ship j%uincrs. house ]ioincrs.
mouid"rS, fasteners. holders ON. la borcrs.
teamstcrs. etc The following will not
he troubled M%achinists. pattern max
crs and boiler makers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

y few days \ Il Mrs. Ryan. OF Nor
folk, came to his city To visit her sis
ter. While here she was taken sick
On Monday her husband. who lives in
Norfolk. came over after her ana want
ed her To 40 home. Being unabl to do
SO he took their little 3-ycar-old child
OF with him. y little girl. IA daughter
OF Mrs. Ryan's sister. met officer Win
ningdcr and told him of the circum-
stances. The officer Went in search Of
Ryan and found him and made him re
turn IN" child under a threat of locking
him up. Later Mr.. Ryan and his broth
tl-ln-iaw HAD some words. which led to
blows. That night Mr.. Ryan returned
To where his wife was. threw bricks
against the house and broke out several
windows. He was arrested by Consta-
Bile Hodges and carried before Justice
Haynes. where the ease was comprc
missed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

Emporia, Va. September 24-Cnut. u
X Taylor, Of this county. who a been
suilerlng Tor the past two weeks from
blood poisoning is improving.
Rev. j. II. kabicr. pastor of the NJ. T.
church. South, is being assisted this
week in his revival meetings by Rev.
MIR. MaAcy. OF Luwrcncevillc. Va. Ser.
vices at II a. m. and $ y. m. Business
all closed at hours TO enable a. to at
tend each service.
Misses Sallie and Belle Powell left
yesterday for the Southern Female
College. and Miss Hattie Lifsey for the
Womans' college at Richmond. Va.
The iourd OF Supervisors met ON
Monday and appointed assistants to
the graded school at this place. Priu-
cipai, for which there are several appli-
cants. has not yet been appointed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
CHAT ON THIS AND THAT.
4 Hotel Proprictor's Cynical View
Of Human Nature.

NY fifth IN human naturc-womau
human naturc-is strengthened" re
marked Il hotel proprietor the othcl
morning. as hc opened his mail: here
is q towel belonging to the house re
turned to me- with a line from a recent
woman guest. that it was inadvcrteut-
Is carried away by her. / wonder"
went ON this wicked man. r~umiuativc-
~. IF the fact that the hotel name. in.
large letters, is across one end has any
thing to do with his rather unusual
bit Of feminine honesty"
Curacao liqucur can be made at HON,
If desired. An English recipe for it IL
as follows: TO every bottle OF best pal,
brandy d the riuds of two Seville of.
anEcS n OF One lemon. pared as nncl,
as possible; ii the rind OF Il Shaddoc!
"r irapr fruit can be procured. the addi
tion OF a third of ii viii impart a pecu
Lar aromatic aud very delicious flavor
Let tins stand for three weeks. thcI
strain OF the brandy and add n pnun,
OF timely powdered sugar candy. Shak,
The mixture frequently for a mont
thea bottle, cork down tightly. an,
store.
striped corduroy Is n new weave q
lhis popular and useful furniture fabr.r
Tie stripes are made by leaving the
usual ribbed finish for two inches. the,
q -~ArrespandLD~ space Of plain surface
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
How to Mako Nnnrnt.

White of an egg, . t~ablespoonfuls cold
water, a t~easpoonful vanilla. Put in as
much oonfectioner's sugar rs will make
n still paste. Have ready the meats Of
two pounds of mixed nuts diamonds,
pecans, English walnuts, Brazil nuts
and iiiberts) chopped fine. Mix in. Put
somo confcctioner's sugar on tho mold
ing hoard. lay the paste and mix well.
Roll out with ~arolling pin. Cut i'll strips
about half an inch wide and ~ inches
long and put on plates to dry.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
''NEW' WOMEN,
They Tar AID Feather IA SohooIteache- In
- Cruel Manner.

"a Cruel Manncr.
John Wolna, Il schoolteacher at Hold
ing Ford, Mimi, reported a case OF
molassci and feathers in school district
No. SO III which he was tho victim.
Three strong women visited tho school,
and ut once poured n pail of molusses
over Wclna's body and then emptied u
big bag Of feathers over him. Welna's
hands We're pinioned behind him in the
prcs"nco Of the scholars by one of the
women. and he was also struck on the
head and face with II pail, leaving ugly
cuts. Warrants were issued by direction
OF the county attorney for the arrest Of
h three womcn-Mrs. Katie Zinner,
Mrs. stephen Dictcrich and Mrs. Luther
Nilnrood. Welna began his term u few
weeks aSo and found ii warming pinned
on tho door of the schoolhouse that it
would not be healthful for him to teach
that district. The only motive for the
action on the part Of the women is that
Wclna was arrested last fall for whip
ping "a child named Halleck, but the.
evidence showed the punishment was
not ovorscvere, and Welna was dis-
charged.-Ch!cago Times-Herald.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
placed Finder civil service.

Washington. September 23-Thc
President has issued an order. under
date of September 10Th. placing ., all
grades of the consular service with a
compensation bctwccw $1,000 and So
5o2. under Il modified civil service. W hich
provides for the class. but not competi-
tive examinations This order vii af-
feet little more than onc-haIr OF an
those engaged In the consular service
OF the United States. The order was
suggested and strongly recommended
In a report TO the President by Score.
tary OlncS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
SUGAREO HAM.
As Prepared b, the cuban Daughters.
of Liberty.

Sugarcd ham is presumably a Cuban
delicacy. as IL was sold at Il recent fair
held by the Society of the Cuban
Daughters OF Liberty for the benefit OF
tn" wounded Cuban soldiers Three
days are necessary to its preparation
y plain boiling on the first day, on the
second an immersion in cider. In which
1t Is boiled again. and on the hire a
coating OF sugar icing put on. The
reads temptinEly, and is worth
tryinG-ham. as every ho~usekecpcr
knows. Offering special Inducements of
tuothsome results. in combination with
NaIiOms tlaNors.-New York Timcs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to lis presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ativc ~efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed ON every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will nos
accept any substitute if offered
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

IL near complete. We have the largest
aud hest assortment of clothing ever
brought TO the city. We are also in
better shape to display our stock to
advantage. Oar motto this season, as
III the past, 1.-The best goods at the low
est prices" Breslsuer ~ Anthony, III
High, second door from Crawford
street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
Just n Word of Warming.

1t is estimated that Il man weighing
100 pounds, riding II bicycle ut the rate
OF seven miles an hour, has q ome
tum of l,J0O pounds, leaving out of the
account the weight Of the wheel. This
is sufficient 10 upset q pedestrian with
torrible force.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
How to Stone tsaisins,

A very good way to stone raisins is
to have a glass of cold water beside one.
Dip the fingers into it, and the seed will
lastly drop off from them, and it will
lot BIO such n difficult task as most peo-
pie think il to Ia
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
unlt.pricc Sale OF Emproiacrics,

From 10 until l. o'clock for IN. 10
hiainder OF this week our entire line of
embroiderics at halt price.
Special prices ON all remnants. Pic
hose, three pairs for 25c.
y. j. PHILLIPS,
Under oxford Hall.
302 and 30i High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

in a few days will have something i'm
rortant 10 say TO purchasers of Childrcu's
Clothing. Wait for their announcement
ltrIn"Inbcr. they ar" the leaders in tn"
Portsmouth Clothing market, and ih.i-
line of Clothing is always the largest and
cheapest.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
PORTSMOUTH ApvEnrIsEuExrs

1NtiEltE WILL HE \ SPECIAL COM.
"A MuNiCATl0N OF NAVAL. LODGE,
No i"' a, Il. and y. NJ. TONIGHT III
Masonic Temple at 100 o'clock for work
Ill the FIRST degree. All Master Musons in
GOOD standing are fraicrnally invited to
attend.
BY order of W. NJ.
j. w. RUTTER.
S'-'i' Secretary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
SPECIAL FOR TO-DAY

New california rruncs. -. per pound
Masou'S tin. t;inGci Snaps, Gc. p,r pound.
line Head Rice. &C.. i've pounds for .,c
our Spicud S%ariincs are very iirc. ouly 1c
per can. Don't FORGET We have" u,w ril
Cape COD CrJnh,iii'y. rev B~uckWhout
Sweet App" cider. pld App" Vinegar
li,orrr's Fatal Food. tn. great water hun
u roach destroyer. "" ruaruut," IA.
destruction OF them Give 1t a trial. Grs,
city reference given.
G. ". IrDGINS X 60.
So Crawford street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
Another week OF %Eargnius We ShnII
Positively Carry Nothing over.

y make room for the fnll goods to mr.
rive Ill o few days. We shall sncrifcp
lots Of goods this week. Don't miss
this sale whatever you do. These
prices are for cash. Hammill's. 800
HIGH street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
We Are READY. Arc Won,

To order only: A business snit
$3.50 to 322; n dress suit, So to s35'
from all the latest fabrics, imported
and domestic. That means m to
date IN everything. NJ. RosENbAUM.
llG and lis High street. Portsmouth,
Va. seIG
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

a big reduction on carpets, refrige.
%rators. %cnnopies ana oil cloth for next
thirty pays. Buy now and save money,
at j.. S. CrawfoId's.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
GRAND TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT 10 lIA KIDD,

JIM KIDD AND MS WILD wt,sr,
COMPANY will Giy" one ur his Wild West
shows at Port Norfolk Driving Park ON
management OF q VI. RElNSEII. "
ADMISSION cents childrrn Toe.
ScZ%-it Landmark copy q
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
Tile graph and Electric les for Sale.

NnNon" Ia need OF JJuipcr, Tcl.prauh
Telephone on Electric Poles. OF IIcw,d
Pm. Timber also Pine" amt Cyprvs Titin;.
would do well to write OF call or me - IN
county street, ! can furnish them in any
quantity on short notice.
SpS-lm ~ WILLIAMS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
WOOD AND COAL.

Ana where TO buy i, is Il question Of
some consideration / have the best that
and clcans at 81 per ton Dry ShcltrrcI
tlrm Wood. Also ia" hes, oak Wood
E"ii weiShi and mrasur" Guaranteed
~. IL. Washington street.
portsmouth,. Va. ihunU aiN. sc.9-Im
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

F9il iouman's ~ Young's hats lust
only Prices low. &. Il. Welton Il Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
PORTSMOUTH ADVERT .SEMENTs.
HOTEL YER O N,
Al
Port NOrfO1ix,
Now Open for Winter Boarders.
SPECIAL RATES GIVEN UNTIL MAY lsr.

The Restaurunt will DO pen all tho sen.
son. with evervth ny III season. We will
run strictly LlNNHAfkN OYSTERS in all
STYLES. Spe 'inl attention given To OlSrEK
SUFFERS for part O..
DANCING for the u5lic EVERY NIGHT,
ercel { Rturday. kiectiI, cars run to the
door every half hour mt 1880 y. III.
NJ. }. MULVEY. propr ctor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

1r. Miles Pain Pills. "oue cent Il dose"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

terrible force.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
MINISTER De GlERs.


rh~ Head sr Ra~-kzz r.r-s<n a-.sr&
Iss~- ~t - r.f-r~s4rx-
II fErEEsspEs- Jan @S-N. De
Giers- minister Of f0r~ign affairs. died
SATURDAY.
Nicholas CarIorireh De Gsers was
born Nay 81 iss0 he entered the
Assatie department Of the ministry Of
foreign arairS al the zxe Of y. In
l-si he was attached 10 the Russian
consulate in MolGavia. aud in >~pte-a-
her. i-s>. be was seat 10 the head
quarters OF he Russian truouS in
IransTlTzniz during the Hungarian
campaign as a diplomatic Official In
iheeember. Is-s. &c WAS appointed aa-
iunct To the minister Of foreign af-
fairs and director Of the Asiztie DE-
pzrtInent. with a seat IN the senate
Ia I--s the direction of foreign zt-
fairs vas altogether conSied % him
during the ahsenc- Of Prince Csorteha-
koh and again in is7.. for
seven months. daring the war
NTH Turkey. While Prince Gorteha-
kaf was attending the Rerlia
caugress- " IAc Giers. for the third
tizse. took his place. and. A. the im-
T-srial ehzneellor was nerer Afterwards
able TO transact basiness for zny lssuw
period and was zlmssss cS1xsanflv
sbraas3 Tor the sake Of his healfh. il
NAY b. said that frum the eonclusiun
II the tresfy of Berlin NJ IL Gie-s
was- 10 all inteuts and purpEeS. the
sale guardian Of the foreixn Affairs of
Russia In April lisa On the retire-
nent of Prince tfortsehzi<oS. be wzS
aaTaneed u the Po~t Of minister OF
f1reiEn Affairs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
THg oussraow JURY.

ess~f p Fz-- r~-a 80 Ssnir. .s sh-
sAat~ Aar.is-rr- ait - A<r~~ Ugaa |.
a~rt4rs rA~y Na-s-r.r~-.st tA~ Hau a.
A.''i heva ~ So cEs-f. hss w~r~ ..
=. ~ s'-~ Srrt-r ~r sslsi@x wssrhr e.
- IN t"~niesi~g T-~tissasy.
tSloS, Ma Jan. =. s.-TI.c jurT IN shs
cas- q inguiFy into Arthur Dues,rew- /.
sanity failed io a-r-s.
The jary was called in at Ii.ss m.
's'estienlen. have pa ~ aeled a vxr-
die'T- saii Jadxe HirzeL
No sir. rePiie,i Fvrruaa BeFSlev.
DO ssa think you viii t~ able 20
sEr-es-
'-No. sip
fou snd~rsiaaa the Ia~ in .heoase.
d. IRA uagr-
hes- sir. hut Ne as mt kuau What
Nsiyai % give the tes;frnouv.-
VIII discharge you za:n fp m.
ans yca can then deliberate - an
heur OK -. &Asl ss- II you ean-s swre~
ae iawyrrs- experts. xisn~---< and
neuspaPer men spent all the for~nosa
~ the eourt-rnsrn auaitinx the verdict
Is~ Jars Ds.-A-rs-.A
Sl''~- No. Ian- = At tsp m the
JURY wss again brouxht iu.s eourr asd
uPoa heiug asked II they bad a~-~~ss
uPon rerises. Foreman BerSi~r ~
paiecs that they had not and eoald not.
whereupon Juaxe Hirzrl discharged
the Jury and al 5gnruesi rozrr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
TIE WAR IN THE EAST.

f~1< ss- Hs@s.rs-a ~ tA- I.r---
tA~ a@~rs-.a fAxx tsa<r FSr~-r~~-
-s<@sr. r.k~ K~fz<- e. H4-.ra tA- A-.-r-
bns@ >t~<@~r ferkr@~n-TA~ eAa.~--
IrAstzx The Gay .. . Fs@sr asa ss-~-s
eeafssasa-
L"NnoS. Jan she Tires eu~r--
sPondeut IN Shanghai saFss .-N~z< q
the e-osnharsiment - Teug Chs-r ha.
arrived NJ the Azer5s-1n mission riz
~ae-foo- ts7 the afternooa % Jana
Hzry =. three Japzaese war ~hivss we're
se-n moving aloa- the esaSs. 0s. Of
range \ sho; w2s fred A. tho fora
vet Of Tenx Chow and aaasher nt the
isfrraselc-s cirv- No nosi-~ was xfx~n-
4 lae mission college snd rs-sisleue~~. 80
yards Dorth q the city we're in the Dr.
rect lire u IRE.
The Japa8s~e retired "a the .renins-
ou; r~farHesl the next nsrninx nnd
~annarsted the toWa frssn un-ou s5il
SO o'clsr<- The shelis fell in the
city za@ny Il them roand the mission
premises over Whieh the American sax
waved The missionary named H.v~x
Pi1i u, IN boat EzTiag the Aneri.-an
ard white eags- lie got close 10 the
lanane-e ship. hut his hail was
ignorwa. the Jauaacse s.cznfnr arxav.
The Aus-Tsczn war sh5p yorktown
arrived al Ten= thoS % the seth and
took aszy several foreigners the zexs
lay. The otherS decided 10 remain
The thioes< were IN q panic and were
iezrinS the city A severe snosxSssprra
aiza-sl % the eonfasiou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
COOKING cAUllFlo~EE.
rs- Fr~p~r Pr~p.r.rs-@ 81 ma. P.A.s.sAs
weg~EzAA<4

vex~e.AA~.
Ta~ ezzlis0~er i Gee Of sba<~ r-r--
i4hle@ that like eahea<e- e4a b. r~z-
eer>1 n debate A. sens~r zz~h-
rnozn ~ The righs tr~ztzaeus- and ezn-
"a tA- other hand A. il soo fr~qzxzsix
: IN The average Az.ersezn h0zseAasd
- made uzfit sor the tabie b. she -an-
s@r of its elokiz<
Th~ very sinpae r-or--s Of blar-Ainr
zil zzxe ali the diE~r~n-~ hesw~~-
TzEcsd and ossoroax ezzliesw~r ara
c@hezge 41d sweet azsri.fou< foas
Ihis PrOo~ss Of bl2nchinx il hsruslv
more thAn festing the czalieor~r sn.E
n 4 pan q s2lted cold water for an
hocr before cooking. a tabse~p-sanfu.
- ALI to two Quarts of wa
ter This fresAers the vegetable and
serres also 70 draw out any sn1ils
% wo<Es fr0n the head. IL anv <ho.sld
have e<1aPed the scrutiny % the eoo.
h-rsareh2nd- IL should then he washesa
and allowed 70 stand IN cold water to-
garter Of an hour io1xer. Then II
shoalG he placed in n granite Or po--
ceialz-li1e1 s.e~pzn xn.a allow-S q.
simmer for half an boar lon-er. Il Il
= Ioie-zte-sinz1 co. anG fo- so-f<
minutes II il - large Therr shoul1
- pze1fy 0f boiling za.er IL shozld
be covered .whiie si@z~rinx. Ta~n IL
shOaie h~ drziae@ zz6 s<-veSs wish n
s2Hoe- half a tezscoozfzl Of saEt h~szx
srst spriakled over IL
Two t@slespso1tzls % batter a~d
oo~ cf eozr o~z.ez 20 n er-zz. wish
thre~ <ills Of ooslizx zil< p-sz-~1 over
the aixrErr- ma<e rery good szu-~
for zuli1o~er- Let tA~ zix-z-- h.rif
for sse =izas~>, snd thea .4d q se.-
sPoo1fal e <z2s 70 it-SL Y Triszn<.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

she cane. and occzsso.ailv car har-<.
w'oaid eeilssss w1sh a ios-. 20 re- .1zgIrss
IN a xrcen h-iar xin-. aEd ;5ez sh<-~
w'czld h~ language Th~ hear Asz aSx.
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reh never see hiz this god DAY
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douet ae-Su: his e<snx the hix sellv-
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we're n4priax a. hss ks-.s F~rr=~s.
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sest~d hI=>~if a as h1zzcA~@ snasvar
f-se izeh~s q water. wtta his bsAck - .
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