The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-30

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intfpduetions should he taaea 4 the nat
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heengne aeaualnsed Brown msy want 30
know smith, bet N Smith prefers rot ~
know brown, u Il Q species ts imposition
for their mutual acquaintance, Jones, N
bring them together yet this is contlnu.
ally being done In ouf every day lie, and
Il r M wonder smith don't remember
Browns name aftervafd, Tor be takes no
pains 10 remember ".
How often does an incident Ike the
folio wing occur; Jones and Smith are
walking together on the street They
meet a party in which IA Brown, with
whom Jones stops 70 exchange q few
words on business merely Theroupon,
Brown feels called upon 20 Introduce
| Jones TO his half q dozen companions,
Eve OF whom he has Just been introduced
to himself, and, consequently, has to ask
them their names, and then Jones Is
irresistibly impelled TO Introduce Smith
10 the whole party, getting half their
names wrong and muttering uninielligibly
oyer the rest A day or two after JOnes,
who possesses prominence OF notoriety
that renders him q mark 10 be remem-
bered, Is approached by q stranger, who
smiles blandly as he extends his hand,
and says: ANY dear Jones, how do you
dofn Jones stsres a little, looks son.
fused, and then makes a lame attempt to
appear to know him, although he hasn't
the slightest recollection Of ever having
seen him before. The man sees he Is not
recognized, and feels hurt.
"You don't recollect me, | seef"
Saws Jones, knowing that he Is tellinr
a wretched lie, "0h, yes, / do. | know
you, but | can't quite call your name
Fact is | am the worst hand in the world
to recollect names"
Then Jones learns the cordial fellow
name, and Is reminded that then mutua
friend, Brown, introduced them on tn,
occasion above alluded to, when they &c
their WAYS cordial fellow thinking Jone'
is putting on airs, ard Jones believing h
is a bore.
People go through the farce of intro
duction so often they come to attach yer,
little importance to II, and you see me-
pass each ether on the sidewalk withou
any recognition, who, ten minutes before
were shaking hards with each other II
| the most cordial manner, in compliance
|, with the popular demand that men acct
dentally grouped together for q minute o
two must all be introduced. No wonder
then, that men forget names. They forge
them because they don't care to remen
Der them, and this careless Indifferent
o assumes the form of habit at length.
1t Is said Of Henry Clay, we believ
that be never forgot the face of q man /
Q had once been introduced to, or failed
!. call his name. But Henry wasi n polite
a and had learned TO remember the in
= poriance of one vote" During n
Clay's later trips to Washington he mac
s some stops by the way. Our little villsG
e was thrown into a fever of excitement
the report that the Great Kontuckis
would stop at the neighboripg city
Utica next day for q short time, and mar
went to see him and aid in that proce
oil h~sndshaking by which our enthusiast
Is American people shorten the lives of o.
most popular men, the severity Of the pr
cess being increased according to I
A.. osS,opees of the subject. Among !
"a ron,osantot,v,e s ofour town was Eb. Limo
lie ley, the homeliest IBsIH In New 70
n State. .z
"He called me Lindsey" said old l
In o voice of mingled emotion and Jsmai
OF rum, as he related his interview TO
It. throng of listeners in the village bar roc
Ia on his return, Eyes, gentleman, he sho'
y hands, called me Lindsey and cried"
Z Ouoth "Uncle Kim" a satiric veg. VI
N wonder the old man oried-you're go q
u full homely"
a. Hotel keepers and hotel clerks pr
themselves on remembering names, for
- is their interest to. We have often 9
~ mired the cordially with which opr sha
little friend CORE, Of the Gibson Hou
d. grasps by the hand a guest, and, while
smile of hospitality lightens up his Ia
lot and tears Of affection glisten IN ms 9
pronounees his name without the shgI
Ice est hesitation, only casually glancing
de the register on which the guest has j
ia. efixed his signature, as he does so.
cd Lets see,' says Core "you have
III. stopped with US in 80,
80ver a year, says the guest, deligh'
'ne at being remembered; and then he e
that his custom is sppreciated-feels t
lin he is under the immediate eye OF 1.-THE ?
re. prietor, who will see personally that
his wants are attended to, because
rue knows him! don't you seer And wi
d. he returns to HIS home up In the coun
4 d he only CUuitn w Nlucih." 49,
,ch year-he tells his wife 'the landl
know'd me as soon as he seed me"
he advises all his neighbors to put
'eo at the Gibson Tavern.
A hotel keeper don't understand
aris business If he allows himself to forg'
any guests name, for guests do get the no
: Of in their heads, somehow that they are
only paying for board and lodging,
they arc also paying To be known:
hes An old school gentleman, noted Tor
the politeness, and who rarely failed to sr
and The name Of one whose acquaintance
~ had made, In however slight q DEG
told US the secret of it at once. 1t
ana his practice from his earliest youth, "
TO introduced to a person to inquire
Teen name il he did not hear 1t distinctly,
ere. then pronounce it in shaking hands
H. "Mr. Smith. sir, how do you dor'. !
INC he was particular to pronounce his =
cog often. in order to fasten 1t on his men
rom Under this rule he rarely forgot the Il
sian name aterward. But we don't think
,nch rule will be found entirely available
tir5 the present system OF indisefiminat
NV Productions Is amended, which we
n OF no idea 1t will be very soon.--" drss
ates, Cincinnati Ismss.
lnce, 80
ium. TO Cure Collie in Horsea.-Ta
,oos, niece of carpet, blanket or any thicl
terial, large enough TO cover the
10 OF from hia fare to his hind legs, and