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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27
DIED..

McGNuDER,,-on Friday, May Goth, 1852, at IL
ocioSk noon. LULA, infant daigh or u William
"'iu e"to!ihe McGtnder. aged weeks. =.
fuheMl from the residence OF Lewis Frcbolt, No.
loe Nineteenth street, this afternoon nj O'Clock
Friends OF the family are Invited to attend, Inter
ment nj Peninsula Cemetery. ssl, =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27
EEMALE SCHOOL AT
The National Can;t,,

Mr. and Mn. VIM. y. tAgELL viii oteus y...,
School ~ the National Capital. Setert i1snusSe
and nny School for r0nny AdIes, on the TIni9y
" isa, ocSM II sE r m IL ~ laas
Oh Fourteenth sirret Mr.. and Mx, IaIs,i s TWat.0l
assisted by complete corps Of Masters, ana WI 70
facility VIII be afforded 10 stuirnu in ads' S1St,
casscs, white tho preparatory dcpa,tnSnt WII
ceive most thorough attention. WI "
The modem languages will form a r,ou,,-
feature Of the school. For iull pAftirular, LILY
tho 7 incipAl. MILAN i. TANpITNes
apr!6bswaw iitt N. st. n. w., Washinrt1n h /.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16
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We believe. Il cor 1Hn l%HffhilyHl aHh
W. haze hasaf knJwn Il ~ iail u be-
nfgef ~ N desperate easot befgn
9raaseript
Thom ase 4 gfni manY farms and
neIdf which can nogff BE- cultivated n 4
tfaht 'fhem planted With iUfesi
trees, such ~ chestnut, INKS N digefahl
Varieties, pines and lafehes, would pro.
dued a growth ~ timber which woulf
be y source n pfont, and then iha anef.
giles ~ Me farmer might b. c0oeentfat
ID mon hia best land. and hia mannr'
could W. applied whore u wOnld DO th'
most good M y Herald
1he ags 0f shecp up 10 four year
old u readily mcoftained from thl
mouth They pul up two large teeil
In Tho center II the lower Jaw, oastlnt
two sucking teeth ~ about twely'
months old They put up two NOR
large teeth each VI thu next three years
making nj four years old a full mouth o
eight large teeth These 500 beeom0
gappy and worn, especially when shecI
are led on whole roots,
Most Of the %proycniablo losses u
farming come from attempting 10 d
TOO much. or rather from working wit
insufficient capital The rule that what
ever Ia worth doing nj all IL worth do
ing we'll Is espo Tally applicable TO tn
operations Of tho farm. II the farme
lacks cash or labor sufficient 10 cult
yato 100 acres In the best manner, lc
him limit his operation, to fifty, and
that still refuses To yield a profit he ca
experiment with thirty. or sven twent
acres. american C~uitiUdtOr.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16
A Partisan Ant Merchant.

NJ. Griscon, in "The Dark Corners OF
Paris" gives the following description
Of an ant merchant, o young woman
named Blanche: "ller face and hands
arc tanned as though they had been
prepared by some skillful tanner; she Is
clothed in buffalo skin, and In spite OF
this armor she Is devoured by her stock
In trade. But her skin has become so
hardened and insensible, from long
practice, that she a sleep surrounded
with sacks full Of her merchandise un-
disturbed by their singing. Mademol-
selle Blanche has negotiants In the de.
partments where there are extensive
forests; she pays her employees two
francs n day. Her business extends
v as far as Germany. She never
receives less shan ten sacks tmiller's
sacks) Of ants daily. The ants lay eggs,
and these are sold for feeding pleas
ants. At the present moment MAIDEN
oiselle Blanche Is on the road to for
tune"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16
Italian nelsl A%diefiIsemenl.


An Italian DESTROYS u securing In.
pliah custom has opened q hotel NJ
rompeiI known ~ The Hotel do Hello.
vle, and his advertisement reads ~ iol'
Iowa. "fbat hotel open since a few
DAYS Ia renowned Tor cleanness " apart
mcnts and linen, for exactness cf sefy-
wee, and Tor excellence Of The true
French cookery. Being situated nj close
proximity with regeneration, II viii DO
propitiolis TO receive families whatever
which shall desire 10 reside alternately
into this town to visit the monuments
newly found and 10 breathe thither tho
aalubrity Of the air. The establishment
will avail 10 oil the travellers visitors Of
that sepult city and 10 the visitors will
Ing 10 draw antiqulties) a great disorder
and contour Of the iron.whay. People
will ind equally tbither complete sort
ment Of strange wines, and OF tho king.
dom, hotel and cold baths, stables, and
coach-houses, the whole with very mod.
crate prices. Now all tho application
and endeavors Of the host will tend al
ways TO correspond 10 the tastes and do.
sires Of their customers, which will ac'
quire without doubt TO him into that
town the reputation whom he Is am
bilious. "-Li0tei Mail.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16


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pounds ntHh Then The mn ~ sisth
laY. ~ the wofk may direct, " ID
pitched directly from ibe cocks inie Tho
barn IN tho Intervening days | cut
morn, aud work N alao towards tho
barn, by Tho same means
II on The second dag The weather be.
t1kens y ioHi turn, The mlllet i fakel
up aud put IN smaller aud higher
cocks and when The weather again DO.
comes fair the cocks nfe simply
"shoppcd bottom upward. aud IA tho
afternoon one largo cock Is made 0ftw0,
md RheH their time comes, they
arc Drawn either 10 tile stack or barn,
Tvgp things are peculiar 20 mlllct.
II II docs get rained upon before II !.
dFv. no visible damages is done. and
whm put inrohks II settles down very
eompactly, ind long stalks N the mile
make n very complete ihateh and II
takes n very heavy rain TO wet int
them.
IL needs judgment when pitching, fol
ii weight il ALWAYS undcrcstimated, 4
tcn.hnndfod pound load by estimai,
will always weigh a few hundred
pounds moro on the scales, and
In pitching. small forktulls vii
be amply largo before night
In securing, the barn Is preferable to !
stack and one handling Is thus saved.
Cured aud secured in this way, | dc
not SEQ how any large crop 4 b,
gathered with very much less labor
and when. in March aud April, one ha
"A big NOV Of well cured millet TO feed
hc laughs at snow.storms. throws dowr
an extra forkful II blossom,out mlllet
and. IN return, "old Brindle," NOW know
as Coomassie Jersey. | think, gives
summers mess OF milk, aud her owneI
declares that he will plow up that oil
north meadow in April and put tn,
whole lot into Gcrman mlllct.-Johi
could, IN Rsrai NeD Yorker.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

-Guaymas, at the mouth Of the Gull
Of California, is n place Of which even
well-iniormed people have rarely heard
but II Is o point from which, for two
years past, a railroad has been slowly
creeping north, and II Is announced that
this road will connect with the South.
western system. The road was started
by Atchison, Topeka & Santa Flo CAPT
tai; but that line Is not near enough
south TO make a junction and Il is posi-
bic that n connection will be made by
way Of the Southern Pacific. The new
route will be four days shorter than any
existing route to Australia, New Zealant
or the Western coast Of South America
-Chicago Journal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

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wees vIli H. ne fair thing though lwau, 4
H. knhe that Im makiHgA great te1leti"a
over LAT wears prices. - Vol sired hf~*
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

A workingnin. says; Debt poverty. and
mferinp haunted me for years, caused by q
sick fyni v and'largc bills for doctorlng, which
aid no good. was completely discouraged,
until one year ago, BY tho advice OF my pas,
Tor, / procured Hop Bttcrs and commenced
their use, aud In one month VIC were all well.
and none Of us have been sick adsy since, and
! want TO ssy TO all foor men, you can keef
your families well a year with Hop Bitteri
Tor less than ore DOCTORS visit will COST
Christian AdUocuth
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

A PHYSICIAN writes " have found that Dr.
Gnysou's Yellow book ,and Sarsaparlas
perfect and completecure for sesnal weaknfhs
CO. the most stubborn Of ~ facilitating DIS.
tases. tbs fact shunlll bc generally known
II Will save many fron the clutches OF That VIC
cl,ss 81 medical pretenicrs, VINO call them
selves specialists, but whose specially consists
mostly In prolonglng t%hcsuFsrpgo OF their VIC
Tim aud einptylng his purse"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

PLANTATION pHuosopnri Remember, young
man, dat de best frien'ycr's rot on dis earth
Il a better frlen' ter himself, den he IA ter
you. Doan turn n man outen dc rinks oh re-
speciality case hess coward. While Nature
was foolinf away her time palntln' din rent
colors and stripes on DO horns oh do Jnek'
snappers an udder bugs, ! doan sec why she
didn't contrivc some easier way fur a child to
cut ecth.-lrkdHsgw 7'rdbeisr. fi ty0 Z
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16
A trial in Berlin has resulted In III

"A trial In Berlin has resulted In the
conviction Of q factory girl, Pauline
Henkelmann, for the murder Of n OF
her friends, Eliza Daksch. The object
Of tho murderess was simply TO rob her
victim. The details Of the crime dis
close m incredible degree Of barbarity,
cruelty, and debasement. Pauline was
sentenced to death, but, In spite OF the
shocking cruelty with which she took
life, she was recommended TO mercy by
the jury, and will probably escape hang
inc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16
a prnminent Philadelphla dry.good

"A prominent Philadelphia dry-goods
firm has devised an Ingenious way Of
advertising It's goods. Il has devoted
an entire column In q daily newspaper
TO nm invitation TO strangers passing
through the city TO make that store a
larrying place, affording them convent.
ences Tor leaving their handbags and
parcels, nd furnishing checks for tho
same, and in this way providing q FREQ
rosiing-place.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

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v~ u~tt,f ,.
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nenn'e sNpcssn .,S.
yo"nE lasses wao p'.ss'sa ~
upon -, sha 'os,ns "ss 80 ,,n,uSs
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

The voLrAIo BELT Co., Marshall, Mich, viii
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro. Voltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances On trial fos
thirty days to men young or old) who are III.
ficted with nervous debility, lost vitality and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy and
comnlete restoration ofhealth and manly yigor
Address a. above. N. B-No risk Is incurred,
as thirty days trial IL allowed. .l.tfa 4
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16
What IL Solllngi


The soiling system Is that by which
stock OF various kinds are excluded from
pasture fields, and the food prepared
and fed to them regularly. The soiling
system Is always associated with what IS
known-as "high farming, which has
for its rule "the largest eturn from the
smallest available space" and II IL 10
this point we are %journcying on our road
70 perfection In agriculture. II lis u
system. however. that demands extra
labor and close attention, and that
entails great expense. IL calls for con
stant examination Of ,ths condition Of
stock IN order 20 prevent injury to them
from confinement; but usually cattle
seem 20 thrive well under the soiling
system wherever practiccd As none
but The most progressive farmers have
yentured on tho plan, II Is safe TO say
that success Is due more 10 good judg-
mcnt and rare than TO the system itself,
30 far rs tho health Of the animals Is
oncerned. hut that Il Is the only true
way Of keeping farms In a high state OF
fertility cannot be denied. But few
fences are required in soiing. This is
n source Of considerable saving. Tho
tood can be OF a variable character. and
II nndcrgoes careful preparation, in ac-
cotuanca VII .he caPa W 'ae I'M
mn, anu Mns s uSs.s " ~
WIT siyt ihiiA. pe'' " 1u. IN
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MANURE o~'erloyse.. 70. enery ounoes
1ol only sassu ON. wen Prcscrvva
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no lcaching rom am mo esposu,e ',
~ w, uaetes sn st'se.e y
y gteales. sa'as' nsern LOT prop.'
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16
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q fhe point l. Neil iaken.H eohiimisd
The Hon ~ The wofld nses y per.
son . living Il owei the sams u All.
Therefore, I shall dino on Wgiii"
aUHAtl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

"A peddlar on an Iowa railroad con-
cluded that, IN the Intervals Of regular
business, no might win some money
from passengers as = three-card monte
operator. After practicing with the
cards until he considered himself an
adept, he chose q green-looking man for
. ffss, victim; but this person was q
professional gambler, and the peddler
quickly lost 4it0, for tho recovery 81
which he hrs brought . suit.--cAssagc
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

Da. PIEHcE's pheasant Purgatiye Pellets"
sre sugar-coated and inclossd "a II ,ss boitles,
their virtues being thereby preserved unlni-
paired for any lengthIof ttnle, fn any climate,
30 that they arr always Irish and reliable.
No cheap wooden Of paptsboard boxes. by
d~ruegists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

would be not TO take DR.. II v. Pierce's "Gold-
en- Medical Discoyerym II you are bilious, SUI
fering from impure blood, or fearing consump.
tiops scrofulous disease OF the lungsl, Bold
byall druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

s.si"n Is a great art to do the RICH, thing
at tho right time The person subject 10
arrangement ~ the kidneys or liver has a
protective duty 10 perform In purchasing 4
package OF Kidney. Wort. II lnvizorites
these organs, aud by Its csthartic and dsuretic
effect, e~ieanses the whole Aystem Of all bad
humors
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

FuscrioSlL arrangement Of the female
sys.em IA quickly cured by the use Of DR.. r.
v. Picrce's " faYorite Prescription" IL re-
moves pain and restores health and strength.
By all druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

Ayod All hab IL that afe Injurious 70 your
health Tho practice 81 gDlpg about The hpuas
winter mornings sith nakedfe . often causes !.
lad Geld that nlay aud IN CONSUMPTION. Rapid
eatlnl eausoa arrangement Of the digestive or
rana, A auafreia0me habit may sud N muir
der The habit ~ taking severe aihnftc ned
Iclnns Il very uaslse. Nhep suffering from
Ind %grsflon, etc, II Ia hest to strengthen those
organs BY listing Dr Huysotts yellow Deok
ami safsapahlla ltasllAla nature y restoring
health aud strength TO every partof The body
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

"NgvER swear before ladies' saws a
preacher. What are VIC 10 do. Walt until the
ladies swear first, aud thcn swear after themi
An early reply solicited. BL,omiagioa Fy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

Il ks 4
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AN eAHM a.
mslA 3
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16
MnIcn Will snE cmOOsEI

"Greal news. girlsl' cried pretty
Belle Winters, as shn came dancing
Into The parlor. where . group of young
girlS were nssombled All belonged ~
wbr thsy 1goudly denwnnslqd rThe
crhDaou oncyolelt Ssghig Srlety. "
and'they met pmetnaIiy evcry Wcdncs.
day afternoon, NJ the house OF some
one Of tie mcmbarsi but, II truth mrst
bc told, the amount Of talking done OK.
ceedcd the nmonnt Of sewing rs athou.
sand exceeds n single unit.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

! THEY used TO say whom a man was IN an III
humor that be chad his back upn Now
thcy remark that he Is ION hi car" This 70
q great and needed Improvement.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

srEP on a womh's trail aud she has a
rlaim for damages Her redress is a new
dress-N o. Piedyune. .
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

Tho city Of Boston. through It's
Board Of Aldermen, has decided 70 erect
q statue In that city TO Paul Revere, Of
Revolutionary fame.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

A WRITER in tho k,isfeal EdacafioH writes
on allow TO Breathe Tothosc who are not
too lazy IL will DO found interesting ~ o.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

ESQuiRER: Are there. any signs Of 0 hard
wiuterl There arel Seven English leetnr-
ers threaten to visit this country. Bostoa
Post.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

10 told. the amount Of talking done OK
cccdcd the amount Of sewing rs atlioIt.
sand exceeds a single unit.
As litlld' sesclnmatlon cached their
ous. mesy needIn was snspsadrd in
mid ali, asis owasf arerk lemandedi
What u itP Tell us quick. Belle
"W6lf." said that young lady, rs She
subsidized into a chair, 81 met Joe Rich
ards this morning, driving with such q
splendld.looking man. q, ! can tell
you he was Just perfect! And | won.
dcrcd who he could be, and made
up my mind 10 lind out. So was think
ing and thinking about II, rs | walked
here this afternoon. aud just as | turned
tho corner Of this street who should ]
meet but Joe and this same gentleman
walking. Joe stopped and begged to
Introduce his friend, Mr.. Kingsley, and
then said that Mr.. Kingsley was an old
schooLfriend Of his, who had Just ~.
moved 70 Frankfort, and be had prom
iscd to bring him here 10 Crpnsion for
nil the parties this winter. SO he should
depend on Us 10 invite him 0i course
j said We should be happy TO do So"
30. Of coursew echoed all her listen
crs, sympathiSmgly.
There is the soeinblo for next week,
Belle; did you invite them 10 thntP'
asked Lizzie Cutler "You were on the
inviting committee
Certainly. I did, responded Belle.
"And what did they sayg" exclaimed
dozen voices.
"Why. what would they sayp'
laughed Belle. with n little triumph in
her tones. ''i'romiscd they would come,
and each begged for the first dance, Of
course
"And which did you chooseP" wa,
the next question.
d u"Mr. Kingsley, to be sure. | car
dance with Joe any time, besides
promised him Che sccondv'
Her auditors looked slightly disap.
pointed. but all were accustomed "a
yielding tho first place to Belle. ant
she was such n general fnyorito that
there was never any hard feeling on the
subject.
Joe said something coniinuet
Belle, "about MIR. Kingsley's brother
They had turned half away, and | III,
not hear distinctly. II will TO fun |
there are two additions Of that Kind /,
our stock OF beAux. tC 4AAI
well. | am sure such additions ar
needed cried Addic Palmer, 40
there are scarcely adozcn Young mon II
CRIMSON aud lon II the only QUO VIII
ever drives over from Frankfort to Of
tend any Of our partiesl"
"Mr. Kingsley may rs well sta
away for all we shall gain.p LAUGHED
Lizzie Cutler, for Belle will mo
! n nopolizo him. o. she does every one.
There was. however. no unkindness q
jealousy in the remark; Lizzie though
Belle perfection. and would ha,i
quarreled on the spot with any QUE wh,
dared 10 disagree with her.
"All ] want Is n fair field and n
favor" said Belle, merrily. III MI
Kingsley prefers any Of you girls TO mi
am perfectly willing. But now, /
complete ~ahe arrangement for no,
week." and thcreupon followed a Ion
and earnest discussion of pnicr ,
dances. The music. supper and toilette
during which, ssvi1gf WIS d thing 10
gotten. and n dhcf Door "a Cransto
wcre waiting for the Benevolent Social
10 elolhe thom. II Is miwh 70 be lsare
that they would have hittle % protcp
them from the winters cold.
The night for tho suciahle arrived
due season. and with IL Mr. Richar