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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-06
Increasing the Flavor Of Fruit.

For q number of years past there has
been a decided tendency on the part Of
fruit growers, and more especially those
who cultivate for market, to grow only
large fruit, or rather varieties of small
fruit ola large size. We are not surprised
at this, from the fact that however in.
sipid and tlavorless a strawberry may be,
it will always command the highest price
in the market, if it is only large and fine.
looking. Hence, with the cultivator, il
becomes a matter Of dollars and cents,
Fruit growing for profit is his business,
and it Is to such, generally, a matter OF
Indifference whether the fruit is of fine
flavor or other wise, so that it finds ready
purchasers at good figures. 1t wnaid be
simply folly to argue against such a
spirit, and as long as people are content
to sacrifice the sensc OF taste for that OF
| sight, we havu no right to object.
But il does not follow, necessarily. that
large fruit is obtained at the expense of
its flavor. Every horticulturist knows
that a wet, cloudy season invariably pro.
duces greatly increasing acidity in the
small fruits, and this is especially noticea.
Bile in the peach and strawberry. The re-.
suit is, Of course, beyond human control
But not s. in come other cases. We be.
lieve that it is in the power of a cultiva.
tor, who has not too keen an v 10
profit, to command a flavor. .Tbe
method" saysa first-class authority on this
subject, sis to thin out severely"
This same writer assumes that If n
peach or plum tree is allowed to mature
five or six dozen of fruit, where only half
that quantity should have been hermit.
ted, the result viii be a favor of decidedlv
inferior quality. A case in point is cited.
A iavorite plum tree, in 1851, bore but a
light crop Of fruit, all of which was care.
fully preserved. The aroma of the fruit.
when made into puddings and tarts, was
delicious, In 1862 the crop Of plums ON
The same tree was 50 abundant az to hide
the leaves. The usual quantity was pre-.
! served, but the fine aroma Of those of the
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-06
The Dangers Of Benzlne,

Our lady readers should be informed
that the fluid called b~enzine, which they
use so freely for removing grease and
stains from clothing, is a very dangerous
article. II is one OF the substances dis
titled from petroleum, and is highly VIOLA.
tile and intlsmmable, and, when the vapor
Is mixed with the air, explosive. We
have been frequently much alarmed, upon
visiting friends and neighbors in the
evening, to observe a vial of the fluid
standing in close proximity to 3 lamp
or gas dame, and the door pervading the
room. A very small quantity is capable
OF doing irreparablo mischief The con.
tents Of a tour. ounce vial, il overturned
and vaporized, would render the air of a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-06

At the new brick block of Wallace Il
Cunning, on Main street, in this place on
Monday afternoon, there was q scene of
more thrilling and fearful interest than 1t
= usual in the life of a to witness, In
raising heavy material from the ground to
the top of the building q rope and pulley
were used, and to assist in the raising of
the articles q heavy weight of tin was at
tached to the end of the rope, which stops
at the top next to the pulley. On the day
mentioned, a little girl of about eight
years old was innocently pulling and
swinging on the rope, when, by successive
movements of the weight which was rest
ing on the platform above, 1t was moved
off its resting place. Being much the
heavier, the weight began thedescent, and
rapidly took the playful girl from off the
ground, and thence TO the top OF the
building, forty. five or more feet high.
The weight struck the ground, and the lit
tie girl dangled from the other end in ter.
rible and alarming danger of a sudden
fall. The people near heard her cries as
she began to ascend, and in painful won
der ran to the scene, alarmed and almost
paralyzed with fear to see so young, so
tender, so weak a being hanging only
by the muscular effort of her slen.
der arms and tender fingers so high in
the air, suspended over stone, lumber
and other debris of a now building
The workmen were loudly called
upon to go to the roof, but they knew
not what meant this calling them by
the numerous voices on the streets below
They looked out of the second floor win
dows, and for some time II was difficult &c
get them to understand what was wanted
of them. In the meantime the situation
of the young girl was alarming, and strong
men turned pale as death which seemed
ready to take the child. Her tender handi
not being used to so rough a hold
her physical strength began to give way
Che began slipping, slipping down, nesrei
and nearer the end of the rope, Tive
minutes had elapsed since she began as
cending, and o exhausted nature coul(
hold out but little longer. Such suspens,
was painful. The excited crowd below
cheered the girl as best they could, Will,
anxiously did they watch for help from
Off the roof, and 1t came just in time,
few seconds longer and the child woul'
fall. What q suspense, and then what
relief. to those almost breathless specta
tors, When the strong arm reached out ant
rescued the fainting girl from the impend
! ing fall She is lifted away from he
> slender hold and is telling to the gapinI
children the wonderful exploit whicl
, struck terror to the strongest hear
|, turned pale faces that were not use
! thereto, and, no doubt, she will never fol
: get the incident, nor will those who say
the scene.-Ff ttsbaryh Gazette.
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~ Fhtst ls sNsiiawtd np ~ The etifs
freight which has doubled n IA lament
ahis ~ state that The khKlish alane hsye
nus stcsm shipping n ports thAi our
pfnf ahI frayF f~ummfffial navy, consist
inet Z 90 wurdrn bulka IL Ignored and
neglected that lht sudden withdrawal N
10000 tons ~ Herman steam shipping
pc week 90 Europe has, In The absence ri
American ~ other steam shipping, de-
liyefed our grain shipping over complete
y Into The hands " The knRiish. Now,
two things afe perfectly clear II Al this
moment The United States had, ne they
are entitled ~ have, and have Tor FIVE
years yeafned 10 have, a large steam leei,
fffiehts would not have risen In seven or
eight days 100 per cent and the farmers,
instead ~ only getting two Glths adyan
taRe of the rise In grain in Europe would
have reaped the full benefit
Secondly, instead Of the English earn.
ing some stO,0OO0OO in freight, which
they will do before the frost sets In, our
" people would have al least shared in
the profits instead Of looking on. And
now comes the sequence, which is a. dis.
graceful rs II is oppressive. The farmers
cannot get by three. hfths the full advance
In the value for their wheat, because their
own country has no shipping TO compete
with the English. Their own country
mpn huvn M stpam noat haaauua uovnru-
ment refuses to allow them to buy foreign
ships, and they are unable to build them
at home. They are unable to build iron
ships at home because Messrs. Morrell, OF
Pennsylvania, Griswold, and others, have
large iron works, and levy a tax of from
90 to 20 per cent. on iron, and the mate.
rial that goes into bodybuilding. And the
loss, disgrace and oppression serve our
people right, because they have not YET
risen TO hurl the oppressors from power,
and place those in their stead who will dc
a free people iustice.-Nep York World
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me caffali0n MSS fgssesafins
afs We hsfe heard i stated asysssI
INES That NJ ssmasl nfyant, sba
hsfsiofofs bad been hafefsesd m he top
n bic head, had, BY the uae ~ eoal al,
grown = fhick toat n half On ne afufe
saii hsii head We aN NJ Bfysnt "a
Monday lssi. and IN examination fuunf
the statement " be correct Mt bryant
tald ne that the Nay he found out thit
new property Il efal ~ was simply this
Ne had = large bill ~ the bald pisee %
the Sop N bic bead, which gave him much
pain, and In She absence ~ anything else,
be rubbed cnal I'll ~ ~ lie says II 70.
lieved The pam almost instantly, 20 he
continued ~ fup on the oil until The boil
was entirely well, when, W his surprise.
he bound a thin coating Of hair coming
out over the bald place. lie continued
the use NJ the oil for a month OF two, and
nov has n heavy coat of hair ON his head
This Ia no humbug, but the simple truth
and we advise our bald headed friends u
try the experiment"
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A par;si.n shne, N ao,nr,h;nc ,

A Partisan sheet, in describing the
rapidity with which cities spring into
being on the American prairies, relates
that a traveller arriving late one night at
Chicago failed to find hotel accommoda.
ton, and laid himself down in an open
field. In the morning he found himself
in a cellar, with a Rve,story dwelling
house erected over him.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-06

"A Polish merchant and his wife were
logged the other day at the police office
In Warsaw, Tor running into = house In
order not TO salute a procession of Russian
priests that was passing by In the street.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-06

Nathaniel Bear, Of ~Sandusky, has
three grape vines, two Catawba and one
Delaware, upon which are three thousand
seven hundred perfect punches of grapes.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-06

The new Crispin Shoe Company in
North Adams, Mass, have begun cp era
tons with good prospects Of success
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-30

Til. DANaERoF DELAY.-But few dis
eases require more attention than Cold and
Cough, and few are more generally neglect
cd. How many persons, when they take q
cold consider it of no importance, and let
run on, without rejecting moment on its
consequences. Remember that neglect
ed colds are frcqucs,ly dangerous, and often
result in diseases most difficult to cure. A
cold in the head produces a cough, then
comes pain in the side, fever, difficulty in
breathing, and finally ends in Consumption.
Who would suffer from cold, with the
probability Of q serious attack Of Catarrh
Bronchitas Influenza, Inflammation Of the
lungs Sc, when that efficient preventive
MISHLERS HERB 'BlTTERS can DO
had a, momen is notice' 1t will remove
the tickling sensation which precedes
cold, prevent hoar;ness, check coughing,
expel the mucus gathered in the bronchi
and resis; successfully that fell destroyer,
eobsumS,ion. nov?seodSwlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-30
Ghe 8nllrtin.
A GOOD yoke on Editors.

Soon after Chief Justice Chase (then a
Wing assumed the gubernatoiial chair in
Ohio, ne issued his proclamation appointing
a Thanksgiving day. To make sure Ct PC
Ing orthodox, the governor composed ms
proclamation almost exclusively. Of pass
ages from the bible which he did not oes-
ignste as quotations, presuming that every
one would recognize them, ana admire
the words as we'll as his taste in their Sc
lection. The proclamation meeting the
ewes OF a democratic editor, he bounced ut
once upon it--decIarcd he had read il before
Couldn't say exactly where-but he
would take his oath that it was downright
plagiarism from beginning to end, That
rould have been pretty fair joke; but
the mex, day the Wing editor came out
valiantly In defence ofthe governor, pro-
nounced the charge false and libelleu, and
auy man living TO produce one
single line Of the PROCLAMATION that ever
had appesfl in print beforcl- [COian''"s
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-30
GInnenagOgue.
warner. .rnu,e n.gogus IS tho only ari.

Warmers Emuse uagogue - the only arii.
Gle known 20 cure the Whites, Qt will cure in
every easel Where - the family IN which this
important medicine ~ not wantedi Mothers, this
u Tie greatest Messing ever offered you. and you
cure for Female Irregularities, aud may be de-
Tended upon ia every ease whore the monthly
row las been obstructed through cold or disease.
seld ~ druggists. Price one Dollar. Of sent by
80, 80. OF rec y Of One nolar and . Quarter.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-30
HooAand's Greek Oil
HooAland's German Ditters.
a MNers without Alcohol or spisits
OF any kind.

IL different from all others. l. composed 81 the
purei Juices or wal principle OF Roots, Herbs and
Banks tor a. medically termed, extrscis,l the
worthless and liner; portions OF the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, 10 one bottle Of this
Pi,,crs there IA contained as much medicinal vir.
tue s will be found 10 several gclon. OF ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, etc, used in this B;,crs
are grown in Germany, their vital principles eS
,rHc,ed Ia tina, country bv scientific Chemist and
forwarded TO the mandatory In tn. city, where
they are compounded aud bottled. Containing no
spirtuoas ingredients. this Bitter. u Tree from
the Objections urged against all others. no desire
forsimrlAais can be induced from their use. they
eNa maze no drunksrds. AM cannot. under any
e!rcums;Asce'. have any tri beneficial eject.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-30
Ho0ha nd's Herman Tonic.

Wa comroGn4ed fei iho.e no; inclined 10 Ell.
r-me bitter, A=d . attended f,f use IN case.
vtsn soae Alcoholic - rualaai B. required IN con.
,srsion sita the toaio properties Of the Bliter..
ks-s t'oi'l. q the Toa.- eoania. one toi;le Of
to B.psE,, co-nt.nsi s.ih pare sa,A Crus Rum.
49, .trc'el e saet flAaus' thai the extreme
te;lsrres. e its ter 8. overcome. forming
i-sfA'Ailct galy Agreeable ha1 pea. mt 20 ihs
itlsts All ess.n riug ihe medicinal virtue o., she
,ie'.. TIE ~ &c q the Tone 81 SO per
bottle, Sal- many persons ihink too hish They
must take ln'o consideration inst the siimu'
lAai used u guaranteed 10 b- ~ pure quality
poor article could be furnished ut a cheaper
price, bus Is Inot better TO pay little more and
have u good articloY A medicinal preparation
should contain noae bu, III" best ingredients aud
iheywho expect to ohisins cheap compound wall
most certainly be cheated.
They are the Greatest known RENE
dies.
For LIVER Compliant. Dyspepsia, Nervous Debii,-
~, Jaundice, bisoas. Of the Kidneys, Erup.
uons OF the skin, and all diseases
arising from n disordered
Liver, stomach, or inn
purity Of the
Blood.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-30
Cough No More.

WAfaes's ooGh batsan I-I'a-- : -7I
: "a AZ - f'iofs' ~ TIE sKifs3Fii us'y Pow.
~ y f@-.f--st N ii1ie1 A. re- sy.ng. and even.
"a! c1r1E tie fsosi ct.; ukf. es.es q Coughs.
cosa.. eSrs Ztrusi hrotschi Iaraenss, IaiAr-
~, Hosseasss, ASTHMA sni CoEsgE4p t!nn j. al
Not sLcrrAVle - pFompi j. the reid. and Ger.
SAB =. e-ects u AZ the above cases, OF any aicc.
ioa q ias tafOs; and lungs. that thousands Of
t-!sein. are dhly prescribing u, and one and an
ga that 1 o.. the most Aealin: and pcctorntiny
nssaieins thosn. one docs always affords relief
30 u toe most eases one botte effects cure
Soli y druggists, IN large bottles Price OEo
Dollar. your own fault II You still couch and
safer. The bgsam viii cure
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-30

The most powerful, yet Innocent Veg .fabi.
Catharhe kAOtcn.

III. not necessary TO take handful OF ie,e pils
70 produce the desired effect; two II them &c
qulekly qua powerfully, cleansing the Ii Ser stom
"h ana bowels Of all impurities. The, pfinci pai
.ngt.u!.nt u PodophylIin, or the ale SChohc e1-
uacs oI Mandfake, which Is by many pmes more
powefiul, acting and searching than tAs Mandrake
ITSELF Its peculiar action is upon the Liver clean.
ing " spssaly nom all Obstructions with all the
powerof Mercury, YET free from Il . ini,Irious re.
snl.s attached 10 the use Of that ssineTal.
fof all diseases, IN which the p.,a OF a cal rite
Is Indicated. these Pills will give entire satisf,c.
uon IN every case. They SEvIs RAIL-
In cases of Liver compl int, Dyspensia and an.
tieIne eos'lveness, Dr. hooti.nd's Gefuan hitter,
or rome should be used in eonDee ton with Inc
rus The Tonic effect o. tho Bit,ers or Tonic
hnllds up the system. Tie B.tters or Tonic pur
,hes 'he blood strengthens the nerves. RtGul sTts
VIC Liver ana gives strength, energy and yigor.
htep your bowels active with the Pills and tons
W the system with tho bitters or Tonic asi no
oi,easeesn tain Its hold, or ever again assail n
Ihese medicines are sold ny all DruQp 81, snI
dealers IN medicines everywhere
, hecYilect That II rs Dr. H0onand's C.y,nsn
hemsdles, that are 80 universally used s.d recon-,
mendedi ana do iSi allow ihe Drug sis, 10 indnra
you 10 take anything else that he NAV say ~ ina
a. 1 good, because he lakes larger prof, on ~
ihese hemedisswi be sent by exyress 10 snS IN ~
9lallty' upon application 70 the PkINrIpHiynP
fioE, 1.-THE GERMAN MEDICINE sTnRS 40
ANVIL STREET, PHI sdeIp W
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-30
Wine of Life.

The Great Blood purnVr abd pvlicious brink,
G-rusr's Sin.m vtsr, or Wine OF Iife,
- Tree Itom any poisonous drugs or Impurities,
t.IIg PREPARED for those who require a stimulant.
u - sgplendld appetSvr, ANA tonic, and the IN.
IL - the mott pleasant and delicious article ever
o-~Ged 70 the public, far superior to brandy
whisky vine, blterr, OF any oIher article. II ~
more healthy, and cheaper. Roth male aud
female. young ana Old, can tnko the Wine OF Ll.e.
IL 10, 10 Tact, life prcserNer. Those who wish 20
ENJOY good h.altA ard free flow OF lively spirits
sholi take the vine OF Life. II n dlilcren
from any thing ever before in use. IL IL cold by
druggists. Price one Dollar, is quart bottles.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-30
Or. Noo1asd's Greek Oh,
Lighting Cure for ali kinda OF Pains
and Aches.

ArrLtp ENrERsAILY.-lt will cure all kinds OF
pains and aches such rs rheumatism, Neuralgia,
ToOthaehe, ChilblaIns, spTaips, BRUISES FROST
Btos, Headaches, Pans IA the BACK and loins,
Pairs the joints, Limbs, sungs OF Insects, Ring
worms, etc.
IAKEs IsrrRSALLY,-N viii cure Kidney Com.
PLAIN, bsckaches, sick hesiache. collie. dysentery,
diarrhoea, cholera infantum, cholera morbus
cramps and pains 10 the stomach, fever and ague,
coughs, colds, asthma, etc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-30
WARMERS
Pile Remedy.

oi ever n one case 70 cure the very worst case.
b as. ltchinz .r Bleeding Piles. Thos. vie
s-icirt should Immediately call on their drus :.
TEND NtsNEas Pas RINEpI. " - expressly
u, 2. -, ans . not r,c0mms AIDED e. cure Any
~ distase. 10 has cured may cNses % over
ny year standing. Price Oas dollar. For sale
dFusg -. everywhere.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-30

For sale hy BARCLAY BROS, u. @. sCHUH
WHITAKER and ;, J. HuMM, Cairo, NJ
10 and by all Druggists.
7W!y
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-30
DYSPEPSIA.
wasnev's Dyspeps,s Tonic

ssp'.-sly icr IgsveFs.cs Az ttsss .Grsrtrr. ga
"a st1ta sos: st1s.s- iiisasig .i.y si.muls.i- :.
49, $50 sf-t.1 a. 81 -. . s;rs1.ftscs tie
$500 al f+s;1rss fls digestive of.krs %
. 70 -sA'g .tsif- week -f-F - . -l..~t... i.
l--st-s t--g.. 80 HsfNT1s LUsgFrsIa a,s..
y; 49, - -'-s--sp- Pr.1s C.s icl1F
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-30
They are the Greassst Known RENE
dies.

Read the following symptoms Constip ati on
ilalulence, Inward Piles. Fullness OF bioSd to the
head, Acidlty Of the stomach, Nausea, Hart. barn,
disgust OF food. iulncsa weight In tbs Stoiuach
sour Fluctuations, sinking or hutteitng at the pit
OF me stomach, swimming of the assd, hurried
or ditheult breathing nuitering ut Abe cart hok-
ing or sunocning sensations whnu ia u ~ AZ po.
turc, dimncss Division, dots aud xebbs GeiIrs tho
sight, dui pain IN the head. deheiensy of p.r.pr-
alton, y-llowncss of the SKIN and eyes, pain in
TIE SIDE, back, chest, limbs, stc., sudden hushes
OF neat, burning IN ME flesh. constant inaginings
~ .N, ana great depression OF spirits. All these
indicate disease Of the Liver or digestive organs
combined with impure hood.
The use Of the Biuers or Tonic will soon cause
the above symptoms TO disappear, and the pat ent
will become well and hcaliy.
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JACKSON STANDARD.

The Rev. J. w. Wakefield is hold
ing protracted meeting in Jasper,
which has already been very fruitful OF
results. One whisky dealer has been
converted, and soon converted his whis-
kT barrels 10 some other purposes. The
only one there is not doing very thriv-
ing business, we are told Wauerg
Republican.
Now why not try to convert some OF
your big whisky dealers' Why not
level the Gospel gun at Emmittf His
conversion would save more souls than
the conversion of ten thousand OF your
email fry whisky dealers.
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