The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-08


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Attention il called % the state.
mcni Of the Mound City Life In
sHcanee Company iu anothre column
Capt j. ". skinner, Il the efficient
agent ior this State.
fffam DE Madison, lAtl Zee Pree. De
eeubsr aih. isoa
The riycl is fast receding into the
banksan travel isagain uninterrupt.
ed in crossing the levy, on the north
side Of the river.
The hssi liver medicine In The world il Bra.
zier : Liver Cordial. It thoroughly renovates
the liver, no matter how torpid Il may be.
There is more general complaint
among farmers Of being backward in
planting their crops than we have
heard before in several years. We
have seen no one that has had any
p~loughing done or corn planted OF
any consequence, among the large
number Of farmers present this week
and last attending circuit court in
our town.
Bm1ier's Liver Medicine best Liver Regula-
tor known.
We decline to publish anonymous
communications, yet we frequently
receive them, and our friends must
remember this rule to accompany
the article with their names or the
waste basket will be its receptacle in
evltably.
Another friend of ours has given his testimony
in favor Of DR.. VIM. Brazier's celebrated Liver
Cordial, lie bought u bottle for his mother,
who had b en sick all summer, who common
ced improving and got entirely well before
using one bottle.
Attention is callel to the card of
DR.. w. S Randolph in another
column, our relationship would pre-
vent us from saying much in his
behalf, though we would he willing
to prove our confidence in his skill
by letting him practice on us, and
this is saying a great deal as we are
more afraid of Doctors pills than
bullets.
Never use ealomcl Or mercurial poisons fot
the liver. Use DR.. B%ra2ier's Liver Medicine.
The Clarion Of the 31st ints., has
the following comment on the recent
fire at Batesville
cone glass lamp, filled with coal
oil, cost the town of Batesville, Miss.
$4,000 last Monday. There is no
town there now to sue the amp"
Our friends of the Clarion are mis-
taken in saying there is no town
left from the ravagc IS of the fire, and
if they will consult their Geography
of 1871, (if they have one) they will
find that Batesville numbers over
800 inhabitants and has over thirty
business houses, while the loss by
the recent fire was only one block of
four buildings, the loss of which is
true is a very serious. blow to the
town, yet by nc means a destruction
of the town. The Clarion has pub
lished an untruth and should correct
in Justice to the citizens of the -four
ishing town of Batesville.
Chicago is said to have q temperance society
with 500 members in good standin.. Almost
as wonderful as the cures effectedtby DR.. Bra
Tiers Liver Cordial.
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