The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-01-14
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million eggs, Hui ihr cot o. Doe fun7um
ere a.put $1,000 nm ayrhr
A titifrn uf Valparaiso, lnd, has
hfuurht suli f0r ihc rclyery pi 30 b
Naref on "a certain election return. be- hnv
ing discovered that me- man With whom
he WIS betting knew me exact figures and
therefore had d % sur thing
The Newport tR ~ Mss says that
there IS a clergyman, and q doctor oi
divinity NJ that, To- Rhode Island who has
oilcinicd five Times az the marriage of one
man and AL five " The women 70 whom
The man was married are still living.
A man with one eye laid a wager with
another person thnt he the one eyed per
som saw more than the other The wager
was accepted =" You have lost says the
first " can see two eyes in your face, and
you can only sec one In mine'
Some horsemcn say that bleeding will
sometimes restore the sight TO a horse
partially blind. Not being well up in
equine matters w cannot endorse the rs.
%sertion, but we do know that to open a
mans eyes you have only to bleed his
pockets.
The Detroit 7ribuao says u girl in St
Paul used arsenic TO improve her complex.
ion, Notwithstanding her friends told her
u was dangerous. They Ind to use crow
bars to break the crust Of the ground for
the grave, on account OF the cold weather.
"A Paris paper gives the following
"The Surgeon General is reviewing the
Gardc Mobile. A young garde steps Cor.
ward. And on what ground do you claim
an exemptions 4 have a palpitation of
the heart so much the better says the
Surgeon, turning to the next, If your heart
palpitates for your country"
"A bereaved widower, while receiving
with due acknowledgements the coincidence
Of iriends-that it was indeed Il great loss,
n sad bereavement that he had suffered
added; And just think Only a few
days ago | bought her a whole box of
pills,and she hadn't time to eat half of
them before she diedI'
In the ease of Cobb, Christy d Co. Us.
the Illinois Central Railroad, recently ON
trial at Bloomington, q verdict has been
rendered for damages at 100000 for the
plaintiffs. This was q case of delay in
shipments Of corn from different points
on the Illinois Central Railroad, whereby
the cOmplainants were damaged, and q
verdict was rendered accordingly. Many
more cases of n like character will now be
brought on by parties who were waiting
judgment in this.
-" Let us avoid that handsome woman
coming up the street." said a physician to
a friend she always looks so cross at me
that do not like to meet her" as there
any reason for IT,, doctor?" Yes, |
attended her husbands once when he was
low with n fever" "Ah, | see. 1t was
ono of your bad cases; you lost him"
On the contrary, ! saved him, and that is
what she has never forgiven me for-she
would have made such a magnificent
widow, and she knows it,"
Some experiments have been made in
the grounds attached to the School of st.
Reny, France, as to the useful qualities of
the COMMON mole. A mole was placed In
a s%hrubbery, and in four days he ate 433
wornils aud $50 grubs, Another mole in
twelve days ate $40 grubs and S12 wornils.
Vegetable matter, such as was believed to
be his usual food, was placed before him,
but he never touched it except to make his
bed upon It. 1t thus seems that the dew.
astations in the soil committed by the
mole are more than counterbalanced by the
destruction of noxious insects.
The Lafayette Qnd.) Journal says that
a sleepy young lawyer Of that city having
a case before Esquire Beckner, the other
day, drew up several aflidavits against the
prisoner before he got one that suited him.
He finally concluded that one was not all
right, and proceeded to fill out another.
When completed to his satisfaction, he ad-
dressed the Justice: your Honor, | have
another affidavit to offer against the party
at the bar" beg your PARDON" replied
the Squire; "the prisoner has been tried,
convicted, and has paid his fine" II had
all been done while the young man was
engaged in preparing his amended affidavit,
oblivious to all outer things,
Personal and Literary.
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