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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-27

We rsgsst . siss vs1y slosay pro.-
psots for the czaas esop. nuch wosss
thah we gave somesine ago. About two
months haek ia f.lit began splissisx.
and afasr she rains cosansHesd il became
serious, thoss oranges eosld not Be
shipped Within ths panG.Eso OF three
weeks The fruis = drOpping OF The trees
before they are fully ripe in alarming
number-; not 50 per cent. Of the fruit
win come TO fall perfscsiOn; consequently
. vast amount of immatured fruit 10 being
pushed into the Nerthern markets, and
yet brings good prises. Tie small amount
of real good fruit left on the trees will
give such returns that he orange grow
ers never saw before. II they are wise in
marketing them, we believe the home de-
maud alone win take up nearly all after
the holidays. = Dslrnd AgricMitarist,
December 7A.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29
Hurried Dinners.

It is a mistake TO eat quickly.
Mastication performed in haste
must be imperfect even with the
best of teeth and due admixture OF
the salivary secretion with the food
cannot take place. When crude
mass Of inadequately crushed mas
cular fibre. or undivided solid
material Of amy description, is
thrown into the stomach, il acts
as a mechanical irritant, and sets
up a condition in the mucous mem
brane lining, that organ which
greatly impedes, il it does not al
together prevent, the process OF
digestion. When the practice OF
eating quickly and filling the
stomach with unprcpared food IS
habitual. the digestive organ is rem
dered incapable Of performing Its
proper functions. Either much
larger quantity OF food than would
be necessary under natural condi-
tons is required, or the system
suffers from lack OF nourishmeni
Those animals which were intend
el to feed hurriedly were either
gifted with the power ofruminaiior
OF provided With gizzards. Mar
| is.noi so furnished, and i is AR tC
assume that he was intended TO ea'
slovl,.--Losdon Lancet.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29
NOTES or THE DAY.

Cleveland's Garfield monument
will cost 100000.
The late DR.. ]. G. Hollands
most remunerative work was his
Life of Lincoln" from which he
made $4,000.
1t is a heavy administration.
President Arthur weighs 2Is
pounds and the Vice-President
tips the beam at 800.
6. w. Smalley telegraphs from
London that the arrest of Mr.. Par
nell has sent a thrill of satisfaction
throughout Great Britain.
A New York special says Mr..
Richard Watson Glider will sue
coed the late DR.. Holland as editor
of Scribner's, now the Century
Magazine.
Mrs. Garfeld's fund, completed,
amounts to $3oo,34j. The United
States Trust Company of New
York paid $34S,ooS for United
States registered 4 per cent bond,
and has a balance Of SLIGO.
1t costs nearly $32 ,ooo, 900 an
nually to run the government of
New York City-or about $50 per
head for every man. woman and
child in the metropolis. Death
has no terrors for the taxpayer.
And yet "reformers" are found on
every street corner in New York.
John Muir, the noted naturalist
Of the Rocky Mountains, was re-
garded as eccentric when a student
at the University of Wisconsin 20
years ago. He constructed bed,
controlled by machinery, that let
him drop heavily to the floor at a
certain hour every morning.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29
The sagacIiy Of the Elephant.

Here is the nature Of the Ele-
phant, as drawn by the experienced
trainer of John Robinson's drove,
now exhibiting with his Worlds
Fair:
ale anticipates the wants of
those he loves he relieves them of
their burdens he will Gull flowers
and fruits for their benefit he will
beg in the community like those
elephants in the celebrated pagoda
OF Willcnoor, near Pondichery,
and with the presents he will pay
for the sweetmeats, bananas and
other delicacies which he may
stand in need Of. In the Sander
bund he protects the dwelling and
the flock Of his master against the
attacks Of the wild beasts he viii
pump water out Of the cistern he
will promenade with the children
who are intrusted to his care, and
take greater care Of them than the
best nurses that are TO be found in
America. Besides, his memory is
prodigious he never forgets ben
efaclor or a good deed, any more
than he forgets an injury practiced
upon him nor will he Kill an in
offensive insect on the contrary,
have seen them with their trunk
remove frogs and toads from their
path, lest they should be crushed.
The Hindoos are right in accord.
ing them more intelligence thar
any other living creature except
man.,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29
A0NES FEMALE ACADEMY.
MEMPHIS, TENN.

|dlS Institution Is delightful, situated
|niIsiifed and healthy party OF the CITY
taPhis' commanding the advantages OF
aAeoun'rt. The entire surroundings
nan airot peaceful seclusion.. which
nrs 70 powerful an influence over the
Pa!sleal and intellectual life. The
a.,ndt embraces the various branch
Void and useful education. In the
tnsiish course. the pupils on enter.
y ! nnsed according to their proficirn.
e'nosraphy, Grammar and Arith.
rauenlar attention Is given to Sa.
y riciane history. rhetoric aud com.
~ Latin and French enter into the
e@ne. A portion of time is allow.
M pupil Tor plain aud ornamental
"s' shell. flowers, cite. Tcrms. per
Paiabls half.yearl, In advance.
shpa iailion In all branches tauuh,
.asa schools. plain sewing. mark
eu, Bedding. stationery and wash.
~ mana was according to the age or
- pupil. Special terms when sev.
q the same family attend the
:. ~ alowance is made Tor partial
~ ~. sl'hdriwal before the expiration
I'm eteep, In case OF serious OF pro.
a.sis' kxrRAs--German, Italian.
Nv. music on piano and USE Of
W, drawing and water colors.
=. I. ,Ansaft, a., dancing and calls.
~ rfutssscrs' charges; vocal music
s-,'W private lessons, tis. Board
u, ~ .sg au,'ag vacation, Il spent at the
.1,'hinS etc.. ,is. Medicine and
4. Will form extra charges.
n Inl pupils, ~. "a. ss or 81 per
.s,,,' ~ " iaI'her particulars apply TO the
.''sl LADY SrrfRioR.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29

r-Hf,~ n At home .n-ily made. Costly
saaiss~ TsrHa A Co, Augusta. Ms.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29
oAt0EH0Aa
Tho Wiiiou ~ Eastern ienaa.

'fhe tradition whletsutfptirffh.fi6w
inH snhhei y iilH w fiH HHe whi.h daftf
w ~ hfeHsi W lla fHbn nmu dfHa n
hled hlllH4 on 4 whon fhe mfi 1nsii i.
Withdraw one NJ The tfuen NJ lnfhs snl
W = nll nnliku ne nihef legend nnl M.
n'pen had never shltcfed Hhill lis wund WaI
hken % nihc The efo,a
h,,lg thi lall iutaiiui IN Hhfifhi.
hfiin elnf lheff dHl . silna tfae.
li!FFlha lftfrs flrpling llhe tho vftaat 40
Halafe ihe iaeH'f sHA N ihe morning light
fhe fghl'e tin nwtNi uolfuiha'i hsisbti
NM FhlhlhK IN thu mlif n Uf tham vets three
Az tap we're Thieves int nna VIA H.
"hp Wh' 70 Nle ~ mnn W aIl NOUS sight
.qiiiaf bfokea willow bmnrh fpuea
lhHm nhi Ard I'm Ne Him sith villas ihees.
Mup ihe hlll tho slow procession ttep
Then =whon u saw lts hfanuhea uasd IA .feueye
Tue Man Who imfe iil4 pfoas amld The lhfYnr
Ihe enilit willow hUwel lla head ani Wept
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29
SENSE AND SENTIMENT.

Concentration alone conqucrs.
The fewer words the better
prayer.
Chance generally iavors the
prudent.
Man peeps,
Glow. worm between two goons untold.
Sunbeam between two sleeps.
The brightest exercise Of charity
is charity toward the uncharitable
In this world Of change naught
which comes STAYS, and naugh
which goes is lost.
Our sincerest lau Ihter
With some pain is iraught
Our sweetest songs ARE those
Which tell OF saddcst thought.
Circumstance are the rulers of
the weak they are but the instru-
ments OF the wise.
Christianity is the companion Of
liberty in all its confiicts-the era
die of its infancy and the divine
source Of its claims.
Character is not cut in marble
it is not something solid and un-
alterable. 1t is something living
aud changing, and may become
diseased as our bodies do.
1t is better 70 meet danger than
to wait for it. lie that is on a lee
shore, and ioresees a hurricane,
stands ont to sea and encounters Il
storm to avoid shipwreck.
Wing for the angels, but feet for the men!
We may borrow tine wing, TO Ind the way,
We mly hope anI resolve, aspire and pray
But our feet mast rise, or We tall again.
Aperson who is too nice an OBJ
server oithe business of a crowd,
like one who is loo curious in OBJ
serving the labor OF the bees, will
often be Stung Tor his curiosity.
The oaA anl cedar bend and wrthe
When roars the storm tho pass and brakcn,
But lis the icnlcrest reed olall
That trrinbles iirst when earth Is shaken.
The beautiful must ever rest in
the arms of the sublime. The
gentle needs the strong TO protect
II, as much rs the rock-howcrs
need rocks to grow on, or the
ivy the rugged wall which it en-
braces.
What sculpture is to a block Of
marble, education is to a human
soul. The philosopher, the saint
and the hero-the wise, the good
and the great man, very often lie
hid and concealed under a plebian
surface, which a proper education
might have disinterred and brought
to light
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29
Almest rosnx Again.

Ny mother was afflicted a long
time with Neuralgia and a dull.
heavy inactive condition Of the
whole system headache, nervous
pros,raiion. and was almost help
less. No physicians or medicines
did her any good. Three months
ago she began to use Hop Bitters,
with such good effect that she
seems and feels young again. al
though over 10 years old. We
think there l. no other medicine fl
10 use In The family" A lady in
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29

pntd transactions Here tulH
knus meaeled Here lhe solemn
ltngue abd coyonanl Was sworn "a.
And here in the interior a. iie
hulldIhHmo hufIedR aent MORAY,
ihc Regent Morton, the Naf1uls
~ Montfose, and Chapman
wAtfrp sCotf's NoSuNnSf
is situated within Princess street
gardens, and cost 1850 pounds.
II W 100 irct IN height, and Il stair
Of ~ steps conducts to the top
from which many fine views arc
obtained.
TilE Nrw town
is separated from the old town by
q deep valley, through which the
railway runs, We are told In our
medical text books that this valley
was once a loch OF pond. and that
IN It's vicinityil was very unhealthy.
II is perfectly dry and healthy nov.
and is covered with buildings. The
new town surpasscs any city !
have ever scen-eithcr in the new
or old world. 1t has been truly
called a city Of palaces, and
strangers never cease to admire it.
No one should leave Edinburgh
without visiting the University.
Museum and Library, the Royal
College OF Physicians, Picture
Gallery of the new Antiquarian
Building, Royal lnirmary Aqua
rum, besides other places already
mentioned, Indeed, there is not
a street or house in the old town
that is not replete with interest.
NJ. A.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29

Let every farmer. whether bless
r. with M, abundant crop or cut
shor, bv The drouth. prepare for a
severe winter and high prices.
wise food Il fno kind feed stock
;,diriorslv sell of the surplus.
nus and every resource ! con SCI, !,
more feed than YOU can spare: ano
don't dispose Of more. There
=, newer was 4 time In our hisior,
~ rn .hr farmer confronted ss
rfaxe = crisis - 'l'at which is nos
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29

.lnNf day At home. Samples worth 81 free.
slVAiirsss srssos 6C0., Portland, Maine
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29

Monkeys Show America The Extraordinary Attractions
oJugges o
Camo
whhen Troupo
egtclau hm
ntandon CREATE
all hast
is adeer;an
and lnote,t
hundred
wonderful all herd real live CIR AFES beautiful and se animals
The OLDJOHN
Thousand dRearyedC Chairs small advance
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29

NiSd ulucItnt MINUS VI luHldStu DIu'
The Startling Novelties are, 100 Per-
formers, Male and Female. A cortege
of Golden Chariots. so Dens OF Rare
Wild Animals. a School OF Sea Lions.
100 Diminutive Shetland Ponies, small
er than Newfoundland Dogs. A troupe
of IIindoo Jugglers. The Circus en-
braces more Equestrians, more Vault
ers, more Gymnasts, more Clowns,
more Athletes, more Specialties, than
any show in America. And now few
words to the People of SARDlS AND
VICINITY.
You all know the Show, it has always
been known as Big Show, it is now
bigger than ever, it is larger and grand
er than ever. The pictorial bills Of the
old John Robinson Show are correct
representations Of the wonderful iea-
lures which can be witnessed in the
Circus and Menagerie. Just added, a
Giant Ok. 20 hands high, IS larger
than an Elephant. Also Tawney
Midget Cow from Calfra, South Africa,
height go inches, the only one ever on
Exhibition in America. The Menagc-
rie embraces more Lions. more Cam
els. more Tigers, More Cages, more
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-29
First in Merit /!
! First in Magnitude
THE SENSATIONAL FEATURES ARE,

The Great Light A Herd the Elephants N
weighing lbs Giant White Polar Bear A Drove
o.
Pair Sacred White oks word India Gods The Mancadng Mndd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
PERSONAL.

Mrs Julia Ward Howe intends to lecture during
the coming winter, and rs prepared eight papers,
chiefly Oh social subjects.
The Empress Augusta has been forbidden by her
physicians 10 ascend stairs, and an elevator has
been constructed in the palace at Berlin.
c uingsby Ralph DsraeI Lord Beaconsfields
nephew and heir, is clever but somewhat eccentric
boy. lie is shy and reserved and loves music more
than classics.
Mr. YendO Kitaro a japanese officer who has been
studying at the Royal Naval College at Greenwich.
England took the highest place at the recent
examinations.
Mr. Mllais who last wear made the late Mr.. Buck.
stones daughter the subject of two of his pictures
is painting her again rs a Scotch lasse. The title
of the picture is Caller lierrm"
Prince Bismarck is again suffering seriously from
neuralgia. His health is shattered that he has
been compelled to entirely the delights Of
hunting, to which lie was once devoted.
Mrs E. b. Washburne is staying in Paris with her
two daughters. Mr., and Mrs. l.. +. Morton will not
occupy their new mansion there before the end of
November.
Colonel Hggmson says that the late II. I. Du-
rant once said to him: Law is the most narrowing
aud the most degrading of all professions. All
human law is a system of fOSsilZed injustice and
the habitual study of II only demorallzes.'
Lord Lorne was the other day addressed IN per.
feet good faith and gravity rs brothorin-law' by
the Indians in the TouchwOod Hills. This was
done on the strength of their being the children
OF the Great Mother, the Queen"
Baron Schlozer, the German Minister at Washing
ton. will not, it is rumored. stay this country
longer than month having been appointed Am
bassadOr tn the Vatican. lie has returned 70 Amer
lea principally to present his letters Oh recall.
Captain f. p. McCrea, commander of the flagship
Tennessee fell dead on the deck of the Dispatch AZ
Yorktown last Friday, as he advanced to address
Admiral Wyman. Captain McCreas widow Is .
lineal descendant of the Comte dc GraSse.
Count Campbello, the Roman ecclesiastic who has
lately left the Catholic Church. is retained as sala.
ried chaplain TO the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Rome and will perhaps be sent to this country %
collect funds. lie is reported To DC already married
to a foreign lady with fortune of haf million.
The MARQUIS of Lorne isundefstOod to declare that
his wife, instead of dlsikng Canada, is delighted
with that region. He is going Immediately to Eug-
land. and the Princess has therefore changed her
nIans and will not return To her Yce-rega dominion
until January, when she VIII come with her haS
han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
THE STATE CANVASS.

The denomination of Assemblyman b. F. Baker in
the LIST District Of Saratoga County by the Republi
cans, assures the election of a dsinterested, irde
pendent thinking and capable member.
Mr. Parmenter is evidently not highly esteemed
in Troy. Thus The Troy Wing says concerning him;
|" For years his experience has run in the direction
of inventing plots with which to enable the Demo-
cratic ring i'll this city to wrest the rights of Repub-
cans and of protecting his party in the enjoyment
Of It's wicked gains"
Charles K. Skinner who was dangerously i'll at his
home in Watertown on the day of his nomination at
Lowvile for Congress by the Republicans of the
XXIId District, is in slightly better health, although
not yet out of danger. The circumstances Of the
nomination were highly gratifying to his friends,
the nomination being unanimous and the first one
ever made by reclamation In the district.
The Ant-Tilden Democrats Of the interior Of the
State are one by one receiving their reward from the
Tilden leaders for deserving John Kelly. In 1873
there was no man who more bitterly opposed Mr.
Tilden than ex-Judge AmaSa j. Parker, Of Albany.
In view of Judge Parkers change of heart however,
the Tidcn Democrats OF Albany Saturday nOmi
mated Amasa j. Parker, jr., Tor the Assembly
Mr. Evershed's friends aware that the Democratic
State Convention would never commit the heresy of
nominating two men from the same place, pro.
claimed their candidate for State Engineer an Or
leans County man" In the Rochester directory fOr
the present year there are the following entries:
william Purcell, Editor Union and Adrer.tser,
50 West Main, house Lake-ave., near Lake View
Park" and Thomas Evershed division engineer
NcwYork state Canals, l53 Powers Buildings h use
As Marshall"
There is apparently a disposition on the part OF
country voters promote from the Assembly TO tho
Senate such Assemblymen as show ability. There
were five nominations of this character during the
past week. The latest those of David H.
Evans in the XVIII District, and Sumner Bald
win. in the NXVllth District. Both OF these men
are Republicans and served with credit in the As
sembly. Neither speakers but they are men Of
excellent Judgment, and will undoubtedly well
represent their districts in the Senate.
Republican dissen5on about members of the Leg
stature is now confined apparently to the limits Of
the County of Oneida. There the Democratic organ,
The Obserrer, gleefully says: We have the pleas
ure of announcing that two Republican nominees
for Assembyman in this lst Oneida District are
in the field. We do not mind cOnfding TO our read
eTs that il was the Democratic intention to elect II.
Lee BabcOck to the Assembly in any event, With
a divided opposition Nr. Babcock will go to Albany
backed by one Of the largest majOrities any Assem-
blyuan there can boast"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17

Governor Morgan is a member of an import
ing house, and as such is ineligible by statute
to the Secretaryship of the Treasury. But
it is understood that he has long IN
tended to retire from that connection, ana
that difficulty would at once disappear
The other objection is that the Postmaster
General is a citizen of this State. But General
James has already resigned, and although he
may remain for short while longer in the
Cabinet his resolution to retire very soon Is
fixed and unalterable, and no damage Will be
done 10 the Constitution if he and Governor
Morgan should sit for few weeks
on opposite sides of the council-table. 1t
has happened before that two members OF the
Cabinet have come from the same State, and
no disaster has followed. The fact that Gen
crol James was elected last week to the Pres
idency of a large financial institution in this
city shows that his services cannot be much
longer retained in Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
GENERAL NOTES.

A Partisan journal estimates the total nun.
her OF recognized medical throughout the civilized
world at $4,000, OF whom it assigns $4,000 to the
United States So 900 to Great Britain and her colonies
$4,000 to France 900 to Germany and Austria 10000
TO Italy and 5000 to Spain. OF the whole number
OOo estimates, have contributed 70 medical ora-
tre-2 500 in the United States, 1900 in France 1000
in Great Britain $500 10 Germany and Austria, ana
only 800 in SPAIN
The Embassy sent from England to Spain 70
invest King Alfonso with the Garter composed OK
eleven persons TO DO expected that their de-
parture from London upon their GRAND would be sni-
fered to pass without few plain observations on inc
mart of The Echo True to ts creed that journal thus
comments upon the incident: "What particular eVens
has happened OF late in Spain that calls for this honor
ac Embassyi 1t is true that modern monarchs go
he of Spain enjoys blameess character and, the ROY
of knights being what il s he acquires, upon the who'
no great accession Of dignity through the ceremony
be soleinnized by Sir Anthony Wood-that Is to sayoI
having one leg gartered and additional cloak fo
yded for the Royal paraphernalia pretty conserss
BILE sum- however, may be expected to appear Tn tn es'
mates as the cost Of these gentemens holiday 'uo
South What they can want with secretary my hot.
possibly, be very clear except TO official minds
s hone that the Royalty Of Spain will be- all IN nxppo
for having added TO its gl0ries ridiculous
accident which was, to say the most OF It, uicuous
jest r. ou:e.
DR.. Henry Foster and bis wife, ChIbau