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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22


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To PRESERVE GHArfs.-Ihe cnsirst Way
10 preserve grapes IA 10 hang the iHWeh,.
up IN a room where the temperature .t u0.
subject to much change. The air should %.
dry and pure, and providing itis not abDy,
the freezing point, the cooler the air thr bet
ter the grapes will keep. n they are packe.
in cotton, II Is liable TO adhere 10 them, n
impart a bad taste, aud 10 convoy the pro
grcss Of decay rom one 10 the other, ii ON
commences TO rot.
A RELISH ron BREAKFAST uH LJVCu.-
Take quarter Of a pound OF cheese, eoot
and fresh cut IL up In thin slices, aud put
in a spider, " turning over 10 u large cul
full OF sweet milk and a quarter ot a tea
spoonful OF dry mustard, a dash of pepper
a little salt and "A piece Of butter as large a
a butternut; stir the wiXt9re all the time
Have at hand three Boston crackers, flnel'
pounded or rolled, and sprinkle them Ii
gradually as soon as they are stirred In
turn out the contents into a warm dish aut
serve. IL is very delicious.
How roID0 uPSn1Rr BosoMs Take tW,
ounces Of gum arabic powder, put Il into
pitcher, and pour or IL n pint OF boilin,
water according TO the degree OF strengtI
you desire,) and then, having covered il
let 1t set all night. IN the morning pour
carefully from the dreg3 into a clean bottle
cork il, and keep II f0r use. A tablespoon
fulo gum water, stirred in n pint Of stare
that has been made in the usual manner
will give TO lawns, either white, or printed
, "A look OF newness when nothing else ca
restore them after washing. 1t is also goo
lmuch Diluted for thin white muslin An
boblnct.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22

THE Wild BEAST TRApE.--An English
magazine says; 1.-THE trade in wilt
beasts is a system as regular as the trade
in tea, coffee aud cotton, or any other
merchandise. Some creatures, of which
parrots are the most numerous, are
brought over by sailors, who intend
them, perhaps,as presents for their sweet,
hearts, but they sell them for grog and
tobacco as oon as they land. A dealer
has agents In every country, and these
agents communica e with the natives OF
the various countries. The system is now
carried to such perfection, that, if any
gentleman or lady wouldlike an elephant
for private riding, a tiger as an ornament
to the garden, a crocodile or hippopot.
anus for the lake, or an ostrich or emue
for the lawn, the wish can, be gratitied
by merely addressing a letter to the Lon.
don dealer. He will calculate the dis.
lance, the time occupied in catching and
transporting the desired animal, give a
estimate of the cost and deliver it at the
door on the appointed day"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22

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fssi ss mpkflF as possible
sfftsD eaTEn.
A portion uf the city has been indafs.
nrss three days owing ~ The destruction
~ The gas works ln the cast and s0uh
portions NJ ihe city. The western works
are the property OfC. n. Garrison. Esg..
Z ~ New 1ork. and a brother Of the 81.
{ Louis family u Garfisgns. Pipes AZ
now being laid through the tunnel %
connect the east end, and gas will BIZ
turned IN IN a few days. There being
but one residence on the South ile, it Is
not probable that these work will be- r.
built tor some time 10 come.
Labor will be speedily commenced on
the waterwork. and II Is expected that
the engines will be In running order IN o
few weeks. Meantime, the fire engines
are being employed In forcing water into
the pipes tor daily consumption, and
feeble streams are running In most part,
OF the burned district.
now cmcAGoNIANs TREAT THE NATTER.
Rents have advanced enormously on all
empty and tenantable houses, the owners
being quick to take advantage Of the ter
rible situation. | was shown a small six
room dwelling to-day, for which S7j a
month Is demanded, that could have
been rented at Sl2 six days ago. The
same spirit Is manifested by dealers gen
eraly. exorbitant prices being demanded
for all the necessaries of life. The few
hotels LEFT standing are asking s. per day,
and inferior accommodations at that.
This is all wrong, aud is loudly con-
demned by the better class Of citizens,
who Justly think that charity should
begin at home"
II WORK or RECONSTRUCTION.
Despite the terrible condition of affairs,
which has swept away in a few brici
hours the fortunes of halfthe% community,
there Is a fixed determination on the
part Of most of them TO fight the battle
of life on the old stamping ground. Space
has been obtained on the Michigan ave-
nue. commons for business firms, who are
busy erecting small frame Off ,es, and
from almost every private residence may
be seen the signs of well.krovn whole
sale and retail dealers.
A few of the most enthusiastic talk O.
making Chicago more formidable thar
ever in five years. The railroad mana
gers have agreed to furnish their full
share of means, and Boston and New
York capitalists have telegraphcd tina
they will advance S., 600, 900 il necessary
This will go greatly towards repairing
the injury, bnt is far shortof $500, 000, 600
the aggregate loss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22

The FLORIDA CYCLoNE.-Wil. Wallace
Harvey, who is well known In Louis
Vile, recently wrote a description of q
cyclone in Florida, where he now re-
sides, with an admirable piece of word
painting. He says 1.-The wrath Of this
tempest is glorious to look upon. The
air was in swift, dark gray streaks of rain
almost parallel to the earth, resolving, at
a little distance, into a dark gray solid
bank. These threads of rain seemed
knotted to every object, tree, house,
fence, land and lake, and drawn to x
IRENE tension, as If some fierce, invisible
power had wrought the nimble atoms
into iron gray strands, and was pulling,
pulling with Irresistible might, to draw
earth, air, wood and water into the fierce
vortex of its irresistible force. Every
thing shook and trembled under it, till
the house and solid land felt throes, like
those OF a little steamer, quiyerlng under
the fierce energy OF immense, over-pow-
erful engines, Everything seemed in
motion ; swift hurried, dangerous mo-
ton. AS n in a car sees the land ap-
parently hurrying and crowding into the
distance, so now in the rapid hurl and
hdNoS " thC otolih, Wy u lCNClct etltsu"
ton we seemed hurrying and pluuging
into the immense depths and worthless OF
the wind. Lake Conway was curled and
rumpled into huge pits and ridges, froth-
ed with angry foam, that crowded in pas
sionate storm and hurry to pitch them
selves on the shore. 1t was not like wa
ter, nor any element so tickle. 1t was
like huge blocks OF stone crushed and
powdered into waves of ten feet high
and beating with a solid metallic crash
on itself and on the shore. But the
source and origin of the water wa in
visible, or so blent and mingled in the
blending gray mist, it seemed as il the
violent turbid air, the heaven itself, was
condensing into that racked strong wa
ter, and pouring and pounding the earth
with the giant god Thor's hammer,
Huge pines swayed, strained and snap
ped. Comparatively weighty articles,
everything with a surface, were caught
and slung about like chips, and there was
water everywhere In the large and in the
little. Water In the lake, in the rain, in
the mist and swift filmv vapor, in close
chambers and under cloaks and cover.
ing. 1t is a trolic OF wet gods, as well as
of the wild gods, and all OF this accom-
panied by a continued stun ing crash
and howl, and thunderous reverbera.
ton as If, as Shakespeare described 1t,
Hell Is empty and all the devils are
here.'n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22

An American, writing from the South
African diamond fields, says The diamonds
found here are pronounced the finest in the
world In hardness and brilliancy. The
camp Is filled with diamond buyers for the
London markets. The prices range from
one to three pounds sterling per carat, in
gold, for stones In the rough. A great
many stones OF fourteen to twenty earats
have been found. The most of the large
ones are OF a yellowish hue, and do not
bring as good price as the white gsrnets,
and both are found in great quantities.
Making a fair estimate, the chance one has
of making a fortune is about one in one
thousand. A few do tolerably well, and the
balance of the thousand spend their money
and time, get nothing, and leave In disgust.
| hope the Americans will not get the dla-
mond fever. If they do they viii regret Ii.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22
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Ifa nfe-renewing fountain, like that
sought for by De Soto. should burst from the
earth at every mans door, thousands would
urn their backs upon the healing springs
within arms-reach, TO run after pretended rem
euies. The o~bservant, everywhere, accent
Ia. WAtkER's VINEGAR BIrTsRs "a the great
est medicinal blessing of moderns times, but
on the other hand multitudes dose themselves
with poisons, while this well-spring of health
iiuids, regulates every function of the body.
Gains the nerves, invtgorates the vital organs
and Is an unfaiiing specific for indigestion,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22


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state that the Ottoman Empire prohibit
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nuu9l'oss ,lc auuloIltcs nuu TIE lufhls'
PoVPic s"'nelch'ly eAP'osiVe'
Among the cities who intend to go heav1
on the national game next season, and wlicl
have not yet boosted of a professional club
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V'lle' rochester ana syracuse
Robert Dale Owen, whose "F0otlall
on the Boundary OF Another World " wa
published In 1860, has another ghostly boo
in press, 10 be entitled "The Debatabi
i'anu betWeea tue W worlds
The Geneva Court of Arbitration will nc
meet for two months, owing to the delay |
the appointment of the Brazilian Commits
sioner. Large bodies move slowly, and
takes q long while to decide great questions
The people of Richmond down In VIrgir
Ia. enioyed Tho novel snectacle \ tnw nicht
since Of n p~olltIeal discussion hetyren Inv
negro speakers-one. n barber. rcpresentin
the Conservative. and tho other he Ret,il
leans.
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Tonm ''l WIorih n'oi 10 w,',u,y picValVnC :
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22

An ill-tempered western farmer forci.
bly, removed his daughter from a circus
because, while there, she allowed a young
lawyer to put his arm about her neck
and comb her golden locks with his fin.
gers. Could severity 90 further?
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22

The TEMPERANCE IN ouEsrIoN.-The
temperance men of this and other States
who believe that the ends at which they aim
can only be reached by political action may
learn a lesson from the policy pursued in
Michigan. In that State u law was passed
making liquor dealers responsible for the
consequences of putting the cup to their
nelghbors' lips. The temperance men, hay.
Ing secured this law, ut oncc organized to
secure its enforcement, and they have con.
Quoted the campaign 80 vigorously that the
liquor-sellers In many places are clamorous
for a truce. In one town all the hotel aud
saloon-keopers have agreed 10 be bound by
the following rules and regulations ia the
sale OF liquors, wines, aud beer.
Il. No liquors TO be sold to minors.
2. The Good Templers are authorized to
make a list of those not minors to whom
dealers shall not sell liquors, with the priv
ilege of adding names from time to time of
these who drink excessively or who neglect
or abuse their families.
3. All bars to be closed on Sunday, and
not to be kept open later than II r.. NJ, week
day nights.
!. We agree to the above rules and rcgu.
latlons, and to prosecute any one who dis
regards this agreement
Why cannot the friends Of temperance.
by vigorous action, compel everywhere
similar results Certainly there is greater
prospect of success In such a crusade than
In any independent political movement.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22
BAPTIST AGENTS WANTED.

everywhere for the largest Baptist paper in the
improvements. FULL Market Report. Sunday
school Department lesson every week. Ar In.
flexible advocate of Baptist principles. ONE
PRICE, only $3.50 per year. The most AsTONIsH-
IING premium and clubbing list ever offered or
liberal cash commissions paid. AS-Specimen copy
and particulars FREE TO all who will write 10
ST. LOUIS, MO, ocls-lm
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The steamboatmen Interested in the navi-
CATION of the Western rivers complains that
the recent enactments bear unnecessarily
heavy upon them that the law requires
them to be at great expense in putting
various patent contrlvances, Us IL appears,
for the sole purpose of assisting the in
vcntors and manufacturers of such contri-
vances to dispose of their wares that the
legislation for the protection of life ON rail-
roads Is not so rigid and exactlng ; and that
under the existing state of affairs, these
laws are calculated to render the business OF
~steamboatlng 80 expensive that it must have
the effect of greatly lossening the ability Of
steamboat owners to transport freight; and
Is, In fact, u sort of embargo on, or prohibi.
ton Of, river commerce. Influential steam.
boatmen In Cincinnati have considered the
subject and are preparing a memorial and
remonstrance against the enforcement of the
navigation law passed at the last session o.
Congress, and the regulations adopted in
pursuance OF the provisions OF that act
Steamboatmen at st. Louis and other port,
1t Is expected will cordially cooperate in thC
movement.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22

Pimples on the Face, Eruptions,
Blotehes, Scrofulous diseases, and ali
sores arising from impure blood, are
cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Isl.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22

STRAW FOR Misunderstanding straw
renders the soluble earth at once more avail
able than ii not buried, but the vegetable
mould &C., derived from its decay is lost.
Where there is plenty of vegetable matter
In the soil burning would probably be bet
ter than blowing under the hard and dry
straw but where vegetable matter would
be beneficial, we should prefer working the
straw down In the manure or compost heap.
But few farmers are willing to draw muck,
turf, and other similar substances, to make
piles of compost with stable cleanings aud
cattle droppings, but nearly the same result
is attained by using straw az an absorbent
of the liquid portions, which when done
right, would be better than burning to
ashes, where 1t can be thus worked up,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22

DR.. Ehrhardt says that the simplest
means of preserving anatomical and patho-
logical preparations is the use of the follow
ing solution; saturated solution of alum. 100
grammes; saltpeter. 2 grammes. The ar
ticle to be preserved is Immersed In the So
luton, when it becomes decolorized but in
a few days the color returns, when Il is tax
en- out Of the solution, and kept In a satur-
ated solution of alum and water only.
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IMPROVED PAID SPECTACLES
Eureka! Money! Eureka! Money!

"A WINDOW FASTENERS. Holds the window
any hight; securely fastens 1t down. Put on any
sash In one second. No chiseling. Send rs cents
for sample by mail, AGENTS WANTED. Address
Q. H. Patrick, 1Sl West Fourth street, Cincin-
natl, OHIO. oct2-tf
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Ia-When writing to adyertis.
ers piease say you sa w the nd.
sertisement i'm this paper.
s. & S.-No, 2.
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LOSS OF I +

cannot at present be computed, but II
has doubtless been fearful. Already
over a hundred charred bodies have been
dug from the ruins,s and hundreds OF
frantic persons are securing the city In
search of their loved ones, who have
been missing since Sunday. An old
French woman, who barely escaped with
her life, told me to-day that she counted
no less than forty persons, men, women
and children, In the river at one time, all
of whom met a watery grave.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22
THE GRAIN BONFIRE.

The elevators, which completely envi.
roned the city, and which contributed
largely to the trade of Chicago, were
swept away in a few moments. There
are but four left standing, two owned by
Mum q Scott, one by Flint & Thomp'
son, and the central elevator on the lake.
Three million bushels of grain are still
burning, making monstrous bontires
which, with the acres of coal on fire
cast a dismal glare over the ruins Al
night, and present a heart sickening
speetaCle,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22

are immense, Two miles of magnificent
stores on State street are in ruins and his
grand hotel, the Pacific house, Is gone
lie had invested millions of dollars in
bHildiug up Chicago, and to do tins had
mortgaged heavily the larger part of his
improved property. 1t was but a short
time before the fire, that he secured a
loan of 5000, 600 at ! 3-l0per cent and he
has nothing left to meet his heavy loans
but barren lots and what little improved
property may have been spared in the
southern part of the city, entirely mad,
cquate to make him whole. He was
largely insured in home companies, mos
Of which are bankrupt and unable t.
meet their losses.
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A FEARFUL REPORT.

AFEARFUL REPORT.
The servants at the fremont house
were in the top story of the hotel at the
time of its conflagration, and as none OF
them have been seen since, 1t is feared
that they were burned to death. There
were about forty of them.
WHAT Is LEFT OF THE CITY.
The entire business portion of the city
Is destroyed. The pride of Chicago,
State street, with its large stone rows,
Randolph, Madison, Monroe and Wash
ington streets, with their grand hotels,
massive insurance and banking estab-
lishments and wholesale houses, are laid
In ashes. The West side stands as be-
fore, but with a few exceptions, contains
nothing but frame buildings. Portions
of Wabash and Michigan venues and
the North end remain, with some hand
some residences, but the valuable and ell
egant portions of the city are a mass of
smoldering ruins. The p~ostotice and
custom house suffered less from the con
i~lagration perhaps than most of the
buildings. Everything of an inf1amms-
bic nature was consumed, but the walls
are intact and the editices can easily be
rebuilt. The same is true in part oil the
Tribune building Its exterior Is nearly
intact, but 1t is otherwise in ruins. 1t Is
stated to-day that the four and six
cylinder presses r but slightly in
iured, and can be put In running order In
a few days. The fremont house, Revere
house, Pacific house, Dunlap house, Mas.
sasoit house and other hotels DESTROYED,
and board of trade building were liter.
ally RACED to the ground. The only
prominent buildings remaining are the
Michigan avenue hotel, Laclede hotel,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-21

Symptoms Of Ljra CompIuHt and #
Some 2fhc Diseases Produced By it,
A sallow or yellow color of skin, or
ycrowi,h brown spots on face and
other parts Of the body; dullncss and
drowsiness, with frequent headache;
dizziness, bitter or bad taste in mouth,
drypcss of throat and internal heat;
palpilation, in many cases dry,
teasing cough, with sore throat, uu,
steady appetite, raising Of food, chok-
ing sensation in lhroati distress, hcayj-
ness, or bloated, or full feeling about
stomach and sides, pain IN sides, back
OF breast, and about shoulders; colo
pain and soreness through bowels,
with heat constipation, alternating
with frequent attacks of dlmrhuW
phc-, AatuIcnoe, nervousness, coliuos
Of cxtrcma,ies; rush of blood to tho
head, with symptoms Of appoplezy,
uumbnoss Of limbs, especially at njehG
cold chill, alternating with hot flashes,
kidney and urinary difficulties; female
weakness, dullncss, low spirits, mso,
ciabiIity and gloomy iorc5olings,
only a few of above symptoms likely
to be present in any case at one time.
All who use Dr. Piorces AIt Ext or
Golden Medical Discovery for Liver
Complaint and its Complications, aro
loud in its praise. Sold by all first
cIas, druggists.