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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01
sLTIOsr GRIEF

Monday, September 26lh, 1881,
will ever be one Of the most mem
orable days Sin all the strange.
eycntful history Of the United
States. On that day all over thi,
broad land mourning millions paid
a generous tribute oftcars and sor-
row 10 their chosen Chief Magis.
tra,e, as he was cntombcd IN the
bosom Of his beloved native State
The funeral pageant at CLEVELAND
was without doubt the most i'm.
posing and 'plendid ever witness
cd on this continent. More than
one hundred thousand people were
there to do honor 10 the illus,rious
and lamentcd dead and r~everenily
tenderly follow his remains TO the
narrow home Of poor mortality
In nearly every city, town and
village Of the Republic, the people
manifested their sense Of sorrow
and bereavement by holding ser
vices commemorative Of the noble
msiiyr President. That sad day
The American Republic was a land
az woe and weeping. In spirit the
North, the East, the South and the
W'eel proclaimed a sacred truce to
J ali sectional aniagonism, passions
and prcjadiees, and gathering
around the grave Of Garfield, min
gled tlsir tears with the flowers
mat dceked his bier. A great and
free people were PROSTATE in griei
over the grave Of their president.
whom they delighted 10 honor in
lie and united TO lament in death.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01
LAMAR on ARTHUR.

lust now there is naturally much
anxiety and diversity of opinion
regarding the policy Of the new
President, Chester A. Arthur
Many think his will be a stalwart
administration, directed by the in
fluence Of such men as Grant and
Ccnkliag, while others believe he
will continue the reforms and con-
sentative course pursued by his
lamented predecessor. OF all the
expressions We have seen from
those who are capable Of Judging,
we prefer ''to pin our faith to the
opinion Of Senator Lamar, which
is as follows:
III cannot say that ! anticipate
a conservative administration I'M
der President Arthur, at least il
am allowed to Judge by his present
anicccdents. He has hitherto
acted, II not under the inspiration
Of Mr.. Conkling, in the closest
sympathy and corporation with
the views Of the Senator from New
York.
"1shefr is nevertheless, every
thing in lie surrounding condi.
tons Of lis accession to power 70
promote departure from what
would have been his original policy.
and he cannot possibly pursue !
very slalHart one, aud one OF re.
traction against the conscrvaliy,
method. instituted by Mr.. Have.
and followed by Mr.. Garfield
without coming into direct con
fnrt with the rulings and lenden
sio ofihe tines
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MARRIED a the residence
oltne bride father. on ODE 47d NJ
sept, 1881. by he Rcy. JEFF J.
Mock, Capt J. L. Dancy. Of Tale
county, and Miss Jennie Curry, o.
Pamela.
Sept. 74th, 1881. IN Sardis. b,
Esqr. Jea'J Meek. Mr.. Mat Shaw
and Mrs. Francis McKi,rick, (col)
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01

II. G. CARTER, colored, Of this
State, is in Chicago, raising
money from colored people to de-
fray the expense Of having the
Oklahoma case fairly considered
by the cabinet. Ham is probably
after ''feathering his own nest
more than anything else. Possibly
he may be after settling this terri
tory with colored people, in ordei
to get an office for himself.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01

AT the recent meeting OF the
Aztec Club in Philadelphia, an as
ISOLATION Of veterans Of the Mesi-
CAP war, Gen. Grant, whom
several members Of the club had
manifested a desire to press as q
candidate for the presidency, ros,
and 10 a brief and tasteful speech
urged the election Of Gen. Han
cock. A ballot was had and h,
as unanimously elected presiden
q he club for lie, his predeccssoI
kGnE the late Gen. Robert Pattcr,
N, rndcr whom Gen. Hancocl
>Iec-pgesidcnl. Gen. GRAM
(l1ru cl1elD1 vics-presidcnt
1eelA I. Jehasson and W
1 sRA mnay osi,cr dis'
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An
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.UtH.n. aI.tni rH
IIIf m. maintain. i.
.a.u.alg L.sb rand4rd. IOe
flioairy interesting ARTICLES An,
beautifully and mar6IUy glusira.
led A berkshire Rold. by WIN.
Hamilton Gibson. illustrative q.
New England ntral1ife Journals.
lhc London, by Joseph Hauon.
first rlrergthc Peabody Museum
I 81 Archaeology ard E.hnology, hy
C. .Thvingi Adirondack DAYS
lby Henry ane Frederick Brlg
mar, by Edward S,rahan The
Telegraph Of To-day. with twcly.
illustrations, by Charles Barnard
Cotton and IL Kingdom, by Henri,
W. Grady. The Novels, Ann.
and a Laodician are continued
There are two very interestnI
short storics-Faint Heart Nee
Won Fair Lady and Raldy,
story Of the Wisconsin river; Tn
Editors Easy Chair, Literar.
Record and Drawer present thei
usual attractive contents.
LrrprNcorr's for October ap
pears with a paper on Gran,
Traverse Bay. whose description
aided by fine illustrations of hi
most attractive SPOT with its pleas
an, scenery, glorious trout fshini
and cheapness of living, will b
likely to send many pleasure-seek
ers in that direction next summer
and not a few anglers during tn,
present autumn. A well write
account Of Cordova, with its relic
of Moorish Grandeur, by S. p
Scott, and an entertaining pape
on the SACRED Balloons" Of India
forming the seventh chapter Of Dr
Oswalds geological Cnriosities'
are also carefully illustrated. NJ,
Journey with a King, By Lonisr
ICoAin ZONES. is a vivid and anus
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01

ARTHUR has ordered the United
States Senate to convene in extra
session on the 10th inst. The or
ganization Of that body is con-
coded TO the Democrats, as they
will have a majority by virtue oil
three Republican vacancies. 1t !:
believed that Senator Bayard wi
be chosen President Of the Senate.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01

NEAR Crystal Springs on the
18TH ult., the boiler Of Dan Coor's
mill burst, killing the former and Il
colored man and wounding two
other colored men.
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Hut tIf. ILn
.n HsI
fUI
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IN"i H..In I. IH
fIiIDid .lIfI IuI u
.nr Nam't r. 'o.rl
could rr iY Nir rTUI ..|.
,aIn hDpr ~ ilIIn @ W
.sll''y ih,y Hof. D.E.It .Y '
hey 'I.m'nt aad p.u. hod m'nJ
that aiu cAi nnmc' 1fr1,h ih,h,lds
Hl.a roasted alis' iaY r
ihr ground ".l 'I.f ga. '
buried. IN .u. instance sUt
party bad 'YHaut refuge To %
a,hool-hoI.e Uli t.ay SOON ."
that ail wn.c doomed $50 dioi th..
aIl kncli and prayed. eyes, $50
I'D fell down ADD prayed, .aid
zone Of the Homen, "He were aI'
huddlcd together, arms around
each other, and yct $50 could no,
hear each others voices, and !
kissed my four little children and
told them we should al be dead in
ten minutes more. Many such
scenes more halr,-rcading, II pos
siblc, might be enumerated but we
think that one enough. 4 Mich
Iigan forest fire is TOO terrible 70 con-
template.
We have now commenced the
work Of raising funds for these
destitute people, and let Us contin-
ne to do what wc can, even lit be
ever so little, until rcliefh a reach
ed them sufficiently to keep them
from suffering through the winter,
which is now almost upon them.
Let us remember our own sad
condition in 1873, when our fair
Southland was visited by the
yellow fever. Those very people
that arc now asking for a mite
oil us came to our relief then with
thousands OF dollars. Shall we
SIT IDLE and turn a deaf ear TO
their plcadings' God forbid it.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01

WHILE fishing in the Coldwater
river a few days since, Ben Cobra,
OF DesO,o county. caught an cighti
day clock.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01

Or the goth ult.. nine miles east
of Shubuta, the steam mill and gin
orc. A. Leggett andT d. Moore,
which contained fifteen bales Of
cotton, was burned by a spark
from the engine.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01

LAST week the V. & NJ. railroad
made a general reduction In the
freight tariff.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Wcknow OF no more marked and
gratifying evidence Of progress and
prosperity than the large and
steady increase in the number OF
our public schools. as well as a
proportionatc increase in the num-
Der Of pupils. This, too, IS one
OF the chief claims Of the Demo-
cratic party Of Mississippi to con-
tinued confidence and supremacy.
These statistics show the growth
Of our public schools during the
past five years:
Number Of cducablc chill
drcn in IS7o-77,"....... 31i,osg
Number Of cducable chill
dren in i77S-7S,......... 1885,
Increase, 23,3o1
Expenditures, IS76-77,...$4oI.lI
Expenditures, 1878. $500 sos
Increased expenditures. SIiI,s0o
Compared with 1879 the
increased expenditure
IA
But the statistics Of 1880
will show an increase in
expenditures of...........S2oo.o 90,
The whole number in
schools IS7o-77..,........ I6o,ssj
The whole No. in schools
IN iS77-7S..."............. aos .o7I
increase ,...,.................. AS,ASt
Compared with 1870 we
have an increase OF
children In school Of. s7,l,
1.-The number OF teachers
: in 1875 was;
n White, ......... ......... ...... t.o7
,lColored, ........... .......... roo
! In 1879 No of,eachcrs was
" Whitc,........ -. ..... 500. a.as
G Colorcd. ....................... All
hi An increase in number in 70,
j. years Of more than one hundrs
,eper cent.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01

TrrAn county sen, only one re-
cruit TO Jackson at her recent term
OF circuit court.
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Woo
It.g m# H G.Ipfd.
hfH Goa11r, &C Georgia, has
bought factory tur $1,000. near
Cpcrr court only continued
lour days in the good county Of
ltawamba.
been started by the young men OF
Shubuta. Bad boys!
TIC
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II P'' 'o"''
v.
Ia,
N, M s,,,o To,ta~raoa
4 printer, who was a Confedcr-
,.orl;n, 49, H. s,.-, IN. Ct.;,I !"
THREE brick stores and three
brick dwellings are among the i'm
proyements going up in Okolona.
H.h' ~ Jo"hs' fo"d-inas'er
IT. ~
ca ~ an aOS'ueh'' near foreSt'
last VICE.
MANY Of The ncople NJ Wa,or
s O'"' "
wy ms"
90" 'N"' VI ''e's''''
c.. IluNE, Of Kinds county,
raised a watermelon weighing O.
pounds and measuring two fee, in
c,re
THERE are 20 many Democrats
and 50 few Republicans and Green
hackers in Franklin county that
the former deem it useless to make
NE eolored people of Winona
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01

/. psscagoula Is TO have = Casho'
lie church.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01

W G srarran. Of Gssaaaa,
was lined $40 Tor having 4 eight
besween ! bar and two dscu.
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FoRsTAfs suPT ~ PrBLtr EDUCATION.
JAMES A. SMITH,
~ JASPER
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An increase in number In four
years OF more than one hundred
per cent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-28


Garfield ana ConkIing agaAn ~ issue
around the grave q the late fresiuent
4 = only living regulations that Will
suffer: u would have been prudence
- well as decencx sor Grant 20 nave
remembered that the Stalwart spoiis-
hunters made the assassination possible
~ their unmannerly ana outrageous
tight over the spoils upon the courtesy
Of the Senate The moral Responsible
~ 81 that act may not rest upon any man
Of them. but u does clearly rest upon
the system upheld ~ them Ing
public has hccn exceedingly lenient anu
just. considering the excitement and
indignation. II Grant, ~ his criticism
o; the dead President. shall bring the
matter up for discussion ne may bring
about closer inquiry and trial q tnat
spoils system as 20 is responsibility ior
the death Of the President ~ that
case injustice may bc done. An IN
dignant public may hold not only the
spoils system but those who have
fought for is maintenance responsible
for the crime i clearly caused u does
not become General Grant or any
Stalwart. 70 open his mouth about the
dead President TO the Grant capni
the puplic mas pech eNcttulu<il ienicnt-
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The GOODNESS OF Republican leaders
and organs in admitting the rascalisies
Of the party long after the time has
na<sed when the admission will do any
a.x-,<.I y ono " THAR rnost nrominent
Svv' vao =. 'ne.1 M. E.-..s-
liar =. 49,. -. - c<-..<h
49, l--1 W. ~ \. ..-...~...- - :. 49,
Naroilna. THANKS ~ thc Po"ci - 80
.'-1.'.,,., nan Il, ,l.s STATE ia Democ-
tole.. - - ~. l.-....-....l
racy all over the country uenounceu
1 49, Z -,,'.--.. r:,.,-.it A<th. t;r,. ~ -,
~ sh"" ~ -. 80 ee- ~ r,.-
a necessary adjunct Of hepuplican
Pt"t.t 49, ~-. -. .L ..
against MIN ~ tnat party. -" tnr S.n-
frary he was upheld and appiandcd ~
Inc pat.t. ~. - r1'n9no ~. IN.
berger are now. anu the Stories "a his
scandalous and wicked doings were
stgmatizeu as ''Viie pnft'sah sianuets'
but few DAYS ago this same Moses.
fallen from his high estate. brought up
before New lork ro.lce court:
CHARGED with larceny. He il clearly OF
- tnrf ber nae "a the Republican party;
and. now that no speciai narm can
come u the partv. or any good TO the
~-...s - i..i,..,. NO .I,,;tf,n.v xvb.f =
.t 4
rascal he was. the Republican organs
I !. y. chccrf,,llv ..lmiftinr IL The New
| 49,, 1s'.'ss go ~ h;ns.
lorK ltHts sals - hithf
speaker % the Assembly. he enfaE ..s.., u
sdss c 49, MI ~ sraileI M t6,- country. Hs
l male no ZONES II hls fsscally intentions. y
ne wanted money ncr,es q s,y sps cn wa N
tasd faf nls influence IN the passa-e y bils ID
witch they were INTEREST," hs p 2, y tss 2,
cnasmcnt q ls~ ~n n kass n n, M rse,e
I's and from that day Bis warrants,
taking pre- q ~ Other s demands wsrd
' money! m M Having issued nearly ssodo o.
n pay certtca,es y speaker !, wss cbs ,o..
.ns, .ms. *. r;sscy soa .xtrva rancc thai
hc ' hsd -hown IN bis les influential position
Thee vas almost % im's ,, = tn ds,,, NAV Y
neal se,,se Hc levied - 81 every public
and private legislative measure with money
IN y which e n,resa ~ ~ sxsm xsu snst lsIi.
c h'sss ~ ,1cson,' hsid 81 banking compa
nv against the state. could not D. puld unit
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the Treasury peparsme'h
~. $1,000. - AZ w;c.i.,,. IN 80 X
. "~ 80 Vs,;...i fn~.cn. ~
'i'-r-,'.,,-, ...<..5.J y. go ..,.,.I +
....sl;e
VV;,h n. corsant ~ pres;.lcnf Gar l
s.Id NJ Windom enacted 4 th,ce. ana. |
: -hsif 49, cam rnnd;ng h;ll m lien
81 The three Der cent. Bin that 11r |
HAYES. III compliance with the demands
NJ bankers. had slaurhtered with x
VITO. Having rhns ably provided law
for 4 creat cmerpcncy. Mr.. Window
proceeded 10 execute his exiempor.zed
statute. ana found no difficulty IN ri.
placinv TIA sizes and lives with his
Sh,e..sn1 -a.half mar cent bond-.thus
redrcinv Interest an he exchanged
hcnds - . no;nf ONLY : half II one ner
csnr h;rhar fhan wonld have been
re.ched Il the rnni;nr bill 81 the
rnrtr~s;xfh Congress had not been
;Ilsd
~. a;.. 80. .,,...ss .,a ~ .r.n.
~. 1922 80 ~ W,nS,m =
49, '., $500. &c.,. ~ 49,
Se1 ~ TLas.s '.h;. ~
o-eH 'n,c ~ ssn .:,'S ~ c..r.a,<..:
~ = ~ ~ J;a5n..e Mi MA
.pPo'n'eo' ~. 49, .ha 800. IN. ~.
~ seL,ous oos'.v 4: =. s.'s ~ 30
turn ~ elec.'on y '1nua's .ns..;.'ad
Icen' - oe'.cecu ~ -".o - !, ...h:ss
tna' : Certain I,,eeo - 49, .sh Nv 49, ~
~; inuonI e sL - s'
suuuen,s aonnuonso. w.. "a =. ~.
Lnencc', - "o.y' any Pes 49,, =, - -.
emu ie.en1'essis. no 'na''et ~" ''AA,
Kaiiea jaues VINCE
PRESIDENT arthur = moi .ePuuiatos
IN any sense q the word ne owes Y
large debt % al. Jonn sherinan' wno'
with the aid OF MI naNeS, put Soi-
lector Arthur out q the New lork us
tom-House. assuring ne oena.e anu 49, ny
country thai y was inposslD.e ~ l.:as :
stop q fraudulent anu coltup' p'aS.lcss
~ that establishment until NJ arthur
official head was lald low.
We make no dono! that NJ SHERMAN
- ready % forgive nts ueot- ne Vent
20 New York IN 1873, and asain n
leoo. and. IN elect numo'y apoiogt .ea
20 Conkling. Arthur, Cornell 20 ior
al that ne had SAID ana zone u sne
ous.om-nouse analr, ~ n,a Is. P s.an
apology TO Mr. Arthur and the otal,
warts generally - ONO last ial'- ana
! now, when the man wnom NJ an' ~ y.
Hayes 80 contemptuousi! sPutne1 = =
the Presidential once tnere can pe ~
question that AT sherman wouiu 49,.
} cheeriuiiy iet ar A!tnur on ",.nou'
! any attempt TO cancel inc oia oohsa-
ton
Mr.. Window Will remember tnat tne
. - $500 -, ~ <~<, IN Nth the <rooI
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s'snoS. -Pas. =, . I'm. ,-,,h / nrise ch,nter.
t"s .,,- !. ,-s-,.,,ct,c, ., 4, ~h;,.h ~ |
when NJ 49,. 's ~, !,
seeks 70 explain ms crime nA'< nvS
he SAYS. s.uscd the words assassination or
s.ssa->in' In this work These words crate
On the mind and produce b>d feeling.
think 81 Gen. oafne'as conu''o"
moval and not - an ASSASSINATION ~ 'aea
simnlv stated was 70 remove ~ easily -
nos~ih,e M. James A. Garfield. 4 quiet and
rr~~s --...-., ,.,,,-.n ~ f,hlo. rho fcmnorar.
4; ss' occupied s the position Il President Of
Inc United states, and substitute IN biz
pl.ce Mr.. Chester A. Arthur. OF New
x~~s ss..,,.,f.h.d ana HIGHLY estiu,able
~ r.~a.Ia + intended "a
gentleman ~ s. f'.~..s u
quietly remove q .u's' Sss go
great s1ss ~ e R. :s f. .sgs
80 .S5r.-.ed . lettsr - President Garfield
,'s 49,, p,.s-. .sme t5-,e A. March.
ana % ceeke'-tt c'~'- .---.,-- ~ 49,
should say, calling tneh sttenuon ~ ny
services during the canvass ana % my early
suggestion 70 General Garfield q Mentor,
~ octooe. ~. W. h'sra .,csn,rs
the Austrian Ass.o 1890
about the Austrian Mission until noticeo
An the paper that William walter
ph.,r. ~ New Jersey. had been
1870, sr....e. - a co.,r.e that ended
* 4 then sought ne fs,ls ,. SG 4, naS u
spoke e gensLA ", s~ $3.50, ~ General car.
tail tn.t ~ ~ ~. psl,.s n sclj ~. Shst
nei9 an1 ~. ~. =. .s1ei f,.~<eid ma MAJ
ne ui1 sP 9S ~ $1,000 - icsve n with
Genera ua1ng' 80. ~ maine ahouf IL sev-
erai times during the dsad-!o u the sen n,
ate, and Mr.. blaine saio 49,. tucy n.o 80. ~ ~
q that yet. he Wa .h VIZ h. s snd r,is cen.
time. stood wen Nh . nanr 1870, n ~.
eral Garneld and 1s4 ese 1919. :" th - 80
pet tns1 me tnsy !; an's q 49, NJ walker. he
r e Y, = consul. Wa from New York. and
had been appointed ~ n. ~ - sscres
ago upon tne LeSo1n. 3.s 49, 800 shef NJ.
tAry Etarts, sna ! S-u ~. Gcn.r.i a..
Walker hsd any c'... 49, ,c.r ma Ala ihs
Held TOT me ONE, q ~. 1890 e.,eht u - r.
% ous'assr da And have n impression de:
eidedly that a THIS time Seie a. wei.
and Mr; Blaine whife Honse 70
called 1.s,ev
zee GentrA % - MIN ana
General Logan 49, sss ~ matter "a
ne nna as, nsssn., bnt WA unable
70 see the President: ", only .,s es,'e on see
Presidents attention - - es9 49, dsxs after
and that "1s wiin.1 s-o Eve ma Prcsi-
Preached Wa-nins.on.x sseeid .r.iast
dent my spessn en' as,;s.x.S ~ Xcw YORK
hancocks ~ ,suS ~srred a he head q
the speech these wor rs,.... 4, nsnciI' Ana
shin, which Were wt - a. .smc connecf.
then drew ~. , uo S.ns:,,shi,y with NV
ing the words IssY s,st ,s,o,,la rcmem.
name> % tnA. .us ers,. 49,. ~ oniv tims
Der what waniso. .c.Serssfion with
the President On my navmk inc stts Svu-
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Re admire me philosophy o.. ne unfortunate
nan, who. when everything had been swept
igsy 4, s ~ Hissi ~esshcr Z ~ yellow
do3s OF al Subjects; everyone thinks u hie
special FIGHT 70 t1y " better tho weather. and
kurs his onafhcmas against OLD frobabilities.-
me weather. Tia following communication .
from rrof. Tice. or S. Louis. Mo-. the renowned
meteorological and weather prophet Of the West
surely OF more importance 70 those who suffer
with that painful nnindy he speaks Of: Tho
daY amer concluding my lectures q Burlington
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-28

---Lodesr. sWoll, Mrs. McInlay,
have YOU been g church The day.,
Landiady. "Yes< was dcun hearin'
ne Rev Dr.. McAndrcws. FL, y0n'
tho kind d minister 1 like 70 hear; h.
No that earnest be va just a-DuspiE-
II II The pulpltr'
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Iowa. On the 2lst of December last. was seized
giving ne cxcruciating pain and almost prevent
ing breathing Ny pulse. usually %. fell 20 ~
intense nausea Of the stomach succceccd, and
The attending physician could do nothing 70 re-
lieve me. Amer suffering for three hours. 4
thought-asI had been using ST. JACOBS OIL with
isafurafed (. piece or flannel. large enough 70
cover my chest with the on. and appliedit, The
relief was almost instantaneous. In one hour
fakcn the train 10 iii an appointment that night
IN : neghboring town had my friends not dis
slladed me. Asitvas. took the nighttrain formy
home, 10 st. Louis. and have not been troubled
since
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27
THE BETRAYAL.
A Thrilling Romance Of Swnmpoodic nn'
thc Government Printing Onice.

Thrilling Romance Of Swnnpoodtc and
thc Government Printing Oniee.
Was he pretty full2r
'.Well, should smile"
Percy McFadlin and Reginald Reardon were
men of the wOrld-mcn who had seen life In all
It's varied phases. They were typos belonging TO
Columbia Union, No. 10i, so common in Wash.
inglon, that 20 through life apparently unaffected
by that which surrounds them, whether IL be
misery and crime or luxury and refinement
Ihcy were men who one night could TAX airy
mornings TO BALI room beauty, and ON the next
do the honots mt o chicken dispute, aud in each
OF these widely. divergent spheres OF life they
would have the sdrOtr dirc, the chic, the hustlo-
around md get there somehow style of doing
The one of whom they spoke was Maurice
Montinyers A. a tcic. chdmpcirc given the pre-
vions night at Peanut Hall, by n prominent con.
tractor, in honor of striking nm approximation
prize in the Louisiana Lottery, Maurice had
shocked and hurriicd the assemblngo by appear
ing in the pnrlors in state Of intoNicatlon.
The following morning the event was the talk OF
"who put the booze into him ?" asked Percy,
tipping the ashes from his cigar as he spoke.
"Oh, oil of the boys. l believe Gus Green
a., Why thought his sister was going to marry
We'll don't know anything about that. But
nj all events thought Maurice was too noble, too
fy boy to give himself away like an Island bum
mer."
"You can't tell what one Of those swampoodlcrs
viii dowhen he gets started" replied Percy, ."
knew one OF them who married a Navy Yard
girl who worked IN the folding ROOM"
mol"
"Yes, he did. And he knew where she came
Fl M too"
"Wel that wins the pool and with n merry
Government Printing Onicc smile lowering around
his features, Reginald Renrdon took a chew Of
plug tobacco aud started for the Belt line car. lc
joined The Arlington monument jewellers at the
corner of First street aud pennsylvania avenue
From ne "SOi,1t DHpr," IN Bones NJyes.