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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
Another New Maior.

New motors, or new schemes for
porfecting OF cnlarglng the sphere OF
old ones, are constantly making their
appearance In newspapers, IL not In
action. The latest announced IL that
Of Tho United Statcs Spring Car Mo-
tor Construction Company, which pro-
poses to run street and elevated rail-
road a r by immense springs, like
tho handspring Of = watch, only on a
much larger scale. The company
claims 10 have overcome all diflcul
Ties In tho way Of using tho expensive
force steel for tho driving of machin-
cry and vehicles requiring
considerable power. The same idea
has onen been broached and expert
ments have been made upon Il with
out success. II IL proposed by the
new company TO have nom SIX to
ten coils on each car, whieh,it 10 hold,
will be adequate to run Of twelve
miles. Each coil will be from 200 10
$50 feet In length. The springs will
be wider At the inside cnds than at
The outside. The company expects TO
be abio to furnish tho tracks and
springs a 1890 a ear, or els a year,
which IA about what II costs now 10
keep = team OF horses for a fortnight
or A little over.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24

Tho celebrated George Whiicncld, a
eo-laborcr With John Wesley In plon.
Ger Methodism. had curious notions.
about marriage and the marital state.
In Southey'- Life Of Wesley, VIC find
tho following Characteristic letter,
written by whlicileld, 10 the parents
Of the young lady whom he desired TO
marry.
'lhls comes TO know whether YOU
think your daughter, Miss r., Is n
proper pcrson 10 engage In such an
undertaking. II so, whether you will
give mo leave 10 propose marriage unto
TO herf You need bc afraid Of send
Ing me a refusal ; for I bless God. IL |
know anything Of my own heart, |
am free from that foolish passion tho
world call. lore. Twrits only because
believe II IL the will OF God that |
should alter my state but your deni-
al win fully eunvinee mo that your
daughter IL not the person appointed
by God for me-"
His letter to the young lady was in
the samc strain. She replied that she
was only In a seeking ssatc,r and he
said thai would not do. II IL need
loss TO siste thai the evangelist effect.
ID neither = conquest nor 4 conversion
IN this case. 'fhay were never mar.
RED.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
The Clubs OF New York.

The clubs Of New York arc innum-
cradle, and adapted to all tastes and
ranks Of society. | can testify that
some Of them arc delightful places OF
resort. Among the larger, tho Cen
fury Club certainly stands first. II
has a very modest house In a quiet
street, but ono meets there the bcst
aud most intelligent mon In New
York-men representing all profess
sions and all shades OF thought. II Is
not a club where one goes 10 oat, al.
though he may cat and drink there,
but q place for quiet rest or charming
conversation. Tho great club OF the
city, which most closely resembles
tho great clubs Of London, IL the
Union League Club. II has a costly
and richly decorated house on Fifth
Avenue, and il intended TO rival the
luxury OF the ncighboring private
residences. II originated during the
civil war, and exerled q vast Influence
for tho Union In Ito supper tof the
government but lts political import
anco has passed away. There arc
many mere private clubs, limited TO
single professions, which, arc the moet
attractive places OF resort In New
York, when ono can obtain an en-
trance 10 them. Political clubs arc
numerous, aud most Of them are about
a. the government OF tho city. Tho
less said about them Tho bottcr.-7he
Contemporary Rcrier.
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ilfemsut, aud spoke euttn da.tltallt
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been mostly Al Chauilllt, Frame, and
Ia Germany, where Mis-. Davis has
been staying.
lie was a.keI about tho success Of
his book abroad, but said that be-
knsw nothing about Il. Ills visit
abroad had been solely Tor pleasure.
Tie Confederate bond move In Eng
aud he confessed 10 he In entire ig-
norsncc ~. lis face lighted up with
genuine smile Of lunior when the
subject was mentioned. His health
wss very poor while abroad, and lie
did not enjoy his trip. On political
matters he became very reileont. lie
had a paper containing the President.
message In his hand, aud said that he
should have great pleasure IN rcaling
II. lilo would express 10 opinions on
the political situation, simply saying
that Ito beloved tho spirit ofharmony
was beginning 10 be felt between the
North and the South, aud that he
hoped 1t would continue 10 do so.
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An Empty jail.

Tho following Is ono Of the results
Of prohibition
This morning sheriff Windle threw
open the cell doors Of the Jail as the
last prisoner had been discharged. II
will be remembered that In 1880. the
year Of prohibition, during the last
three months the jail stood empty.
With the advent OF dram-shops, came
prisoners Into the hands OF the sheriff.
loon running up to eight or ton charg-
ed with various crimes from larceny
TO murder. The first part Of the year
Of prohibition had TO be devoted 10
working of the victims Of tho license
year, soms Of whom were sent to .Jol.
let. This being done, an empty jaIl
Is the result. This Is something of
which every good citizen Of Logan
county may DO proud, and for which
all taxpayers should DO thankful. The
country %people-tho farmers Of thi.
conntv-can we'll anord 10 put their
shoulders TO the wheel and with q
shout-hurrah for Lincoln aud prohi-
bition. Send the car OF ptogrrsa
wheeling forward until the traffic il
driven from our bordcrs.-Lincoia
Seatinef,
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A Glass OF Brandy.

It can't hurt anybody! Why, |
know a person -yonder he Is nova
specimen OF manly bcsuty, a portly
s%ir-footer. lie has the bearing of a
prince, for he is ono Of our merchant
princes. Iii. face wears the hue OF
health, and now at the sgo OF fifty
odd. he has The quick, elastic step OF
our young Uen Of twenty-five, and
none nor full OF mirth aud wit than
he, and know he never dimes with
ont brandy aud water, and never goes
TO bed without a terrspin or oyster
supper with plenty of champagne,
and moro than that, no was never
known 10 be drunk. So here Is a liv-
Ing example aud dlspluof of the tenn
pcrancc tNaddle about the dangerous
nature OF an occasional glass, and the
destructive effect Of atempcratc use Of
liquor.
NOW II so happened that this spcci-
men Of saIe brsndy.drinking was a
relative Of ours. Hc died n year or
two after that OF chronic diarrh9s,
common end OF tloso who are never
drunk, nor ever out Of liquor. He
lotthl sir children he had ship. at
every sea, aud credit at every coun-
tar, which he mover had occasion to
use.
Four months before he dicl-hc was
q year In dying-hec could cat or drink
nothing without distress, aud at dealt,
the whole %alimcntaiy canal was a
mass OF disease in the midst of his
millions he died of inanition. This il
not the hall, reader. lilo had been a
steady drinkcr, a daily drinkcr, for
tweniy-cight years. lie left a legacy
to his children, which he did not
mention. Scrofula hail been eating
up one daughter for fifteen years ; an.
Other 10 In the mad house the third
and fourth OF uncarthly bssuiy-thcro
was a kind Of grandeur In that beauty
and they blightcd and palcd, and
faded In their teens; another Is ioitcr-
ing on the verge Of tho grave, aud
only one Is Ion with all tho senses,
and each Of them as weak NJ water
HdlFs Joarnal Of Htsith.
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A 0od-rors.ksn psopla.

Savs . Salt Lake correspondent, Bnt
OF all tho il-copdl.loned. Collaboration.
hsploss-looking people I ever saw. tho
women here beat them all. Yesterday
VA supply day fnr the Mormon farm
n living outside tho city. They bring
their wives Into town In deai-axlo was-
ons. and fll In tho vacant room with
chlilrnn. who look fully ~ bad n tseir
mothcrs. II not worsc. Many Of than
arc lame aui humpback-dl and all look
sickly. md are nl-slad. Two out Of
every three Hnmsn on The stree. ycs-
tcrdsy. had nursing infants on thar
arms. aud four OIL ot five Of the cAil-
drcn arc ssid to be girls. One ~ the
saints had thirteen wives and ninety.
four children. which he exhibits with 81
tho pride I should taxa In . lot OF tins
horses. never realized the informal
nature u the Institution nor iA eject
upon society ~ | do now. The sooner
al Government erushes 10 ont the bct-
lsr for humsnlsy. hsa blot upon the
face Of the earth. particularly Ia this
lovely valley. 80 green aud beautiful.
with apple. peach. pear. and plum trees
In null blossom -grss waving In tho
Wind. bees ~hunmlng. and birds sing.
Ing. like our July wsathsr. while Just
beyond this In the background ara the
mountainous covered with snow. II
b the pretticst sight | ever aw. and
one which shal! never o rsct.
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nr1tisa CapltaI.

According 10 The Engitsh Stdtisi
thore 10 a plethora OF money In Eng
land. The money put away, quite
idle, seeking an investment, 10 suppos-
oil TO be something like si,0oJ,0 OU, 900,
or nearly three years Of the revenue.
"Old stockings and tea-pots' are
gorgcd, and will not hold an addition
81 sovereign. The trouble with those
who have the money, and who want
10 invest IL safely, Is that oil the sound
securities hsvc been taken mp, and can
only 10 bought Al large advance, and
4 per cent investments arc apparently
unprocursble. For the last four ycars
there hiss been In England an era Of
retrenchmcui. II people could not
cara money by curtailing their cx-
pen.es, thsy seem to hare maJo both
ends meet with q trifc over TO thslr
credit Tho total accumuIations made
up by smali amounts 10, then, enor-
nous. During this period OF saving
your Engiishnsn has teen suspicious
The condition OF Europe has moi been
comfortable. Even now IL 10 quite
questionable whether continental mat
tiers ara any mors placid In character.
There has boon such m cutlery about
poor investments made In land that
something has hsppenci In Englsnd
which IL quito abnormal Of iu Kind.
With increased capital begging an In
ves,meni, land in certain parts OF Eng.
land has absolutely lesscned 10 price
In the southern and eastern counties,
where there are largo expansos Of
good agricultural land, and no great
ciuss near them, property . be had
for ready money, al q reduction Of ~
per cent on normal prieea
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Temperance and tsll4~

Every church member sb.mlx
teiHpafH iifo a part VI iii4 dsIisT Y
lOu. Tho buttls Il iIie desdlI.a
Ghflst In oiif aIlureIse. ana Il, - =
mtiHitlcs. A friend n cfsl.iH -, "
40 eIiemy OF tie IwtiIe, NJ
are ruiuud BY Tie IutoxIeslls.
than by any single vice Of er,as =,
globe. Every PROGRESSED Clulsl,s
gives bis example 10 tht d,l.i
lisapcs II a partner lii ii,e ttsesssi1
havoc which those evil cuslens ~
due.
IF any mau will come ain :.
said The Divine Master, Iii hin L
h,mseif.' And tile great sposlb n
clenclied this glorious preeepi ~
he said, 1T Is good not 10 drlnt ~
Whereby my brother slumbleth ! \
offended. or Is made weak On IL
immutable rock Of self.dsn jal W.
the temperance reform. Thers fl. r.
vine founder Of Christiauity pl,ss I
With Christianity II Is linked: M
Christianity II will stand or pxsI.I
We do not hesitate 10 close III M
paper with the declaration that M
tho triumph aud prevalence Of ChH'
iian sclf-dcnial In the church 4 MN
up the only hope OF tho triumph r
prevalence Of pure Christianlty ID n
world.--T. i. .C'aylsr.
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FL Pase As . Railroad Center.

New York Indicator.
The sleepy old Mexican pueblo OF
ri Paso will within three years be
ono Of tho great railway ccnters Of the
continent. The Southern Pacific IA
now within 2iS miles OF It, AMI build
Ing At tho rate OF two miles . day
The Atchison, Topeka, and Santa He
IL not far Of, and nearing the pc.at at
q rapid pace. Tho Tcxss Pacific IL al
70 Fastening toward IL, and has al
ready selected the ground for ia i'm
mems depots and sther necessary
works. The line from Guaymss 10 I'll
Paso by the way OF licrmosillo has
been started at Guaymas, and will be
met halfway by tho builders from tho
other end, A. they expect, within q
year and a half. The lllc from Den-
yer connecting with tho Kansas, Col.
orado, and jar Gould systcm general
ly, Is pointed southwark and will soon
be 81 tho general point OF intersection;
anil 4 limo from FL Paso, through Chi
huahua and Durango 10 the City Of
Mexico, 10 among the strong probable
lilies Of the ncxt three or four years,
II the Mexican Congress docs not OBJ
siruct IL through jealousy Of Ameri-
can enterprise and political influence.
When oil these roads arc finished FL
Paso will DO the point where six great
trunk lines will moot each other, dis
tributing tho trade OF half the conti-
nent
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MEMPHIS, TENN. DEc. 4

Oar ,rod,co ma rre, s,II, ,o,....
p' 's"''ns s'ut
nc change IN quotations, and there y N
oicatiot OF any decline IN prices Appia|
onions, potatoes, ETC., are apt 70 ruiz Z
present prices Tor some time. Business !
good III All departments
The prices given below nre those ast3|
by retail merchants for articles Ifon N
stores. job prices not given.
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Tho care OF clothing TO DO easy must
DO hhbltual. Tho hardest part Is In
forming tho habit, and this cannot too
early In lifo 10 formed. Most chill
dron love to mako mud pics and play
In tho dirt generally and give little
hccl 10 keeping themselves slean.-
This IL all well enough At dimes, and
tley should be lndulgei In mud pies
provided they ara dressed for the
work. but 1t Is "poor-folksy' In the
last degree TO allow . child 10 play In
tho dirt with nice clothes on, or to
permit q young person 10 dress inap-
propriatoly while at work. IL Is
vastly easier 10 change q good coat
for q poor one, than IL Is TO restore 10
lie pristine condition q soiIcd coat
IL IL vastly easier 10 put OH q pair Of
svcrslls than IL Is TO sponge thor
oughly 4 pair Of psntloons But the
worst OF II Is that those who neglect
10 change the coat anil put on the
overalls, neglect, also, the sponging
processes, aiid let dust gather AMI
spoh remain. A clothes brush, .
wisp broom, . bottle Of ammonia, =
spungc, . hand brush, q cake Of erasiyo
soap, = vial OF alcohol, should form q
part OF tho furnishing Of every toilet.
After all dust has been removed from
clothing, spots may be taken cut Of
black cloth with tho hand brush
dipped In equal parts Of ammonia,
alcohol and water. This will bright
on as nell a. cleanse. Bcnsine IL use
ful In removing grease spots. Spots
OF grease mar 10 removed ffom color
oil silks by putting on them raw
starch made Into . paste with water.
Dust Ia best removed fron silk By .
soft flannel, from velvet with . brush
made especially for the purpose. II
hats aud bonnets when taken irvm the
head are brushed and put away In
boxes and covered up, Instead Of bsins
laid down y ywhere, they will last
frcsh . long time. Shawls, and all
articles that may b folded, should 10
folded when taken from The person,
In their original ereascs, anal laid
away. Cio~ks should be hung up In
place, gloves pulled cut length wise,
wrapped In tissue paper ami laid
away, lacss smoothed out nicely, and
folded, II requisite, ~ that they will
come out Of The boz nice ami fresh
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wHAr oAprrAL pors ron LABOR

The lnso,enl Infamous, saeriligious liar,
Joe Geek the Rev. In = recent lecture
before q goldfish audience. cited TO the free
sshoels and charitable Institutions Of the
country and said,
.Lcokl zen dleeaAn,sd sseialisis and
complaining w~eskiRfmes, oil tails 10 what
capital regularly aad wllllsfly does for
labor. There IL already being done for you
% much n you can hear 10 havs done and
retain the proper spiri, Il ~selfhslp."
God grant tina, soma day this audacious
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