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The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

There arr but few circumstances that
win Justify tho burning Of straw a IL
comes from The machine. Upon all up
lands. or soils inclined to be light. and
which are deficient In vegetable mold.
Il is better 10 rot the straw and apply
the same TO the most unproductive por-
sions. Where the soil is Of heavy clay
character. and fall plowing can be done
for the growing Of crop the following
summer. The blowing under Of heavy
coating Of straw VIII render the soil
lighter By reasons Of the drainage af-
foried. and richer BY the partial decay
Of the straw. Occasionally II may b. Of
Advantage 70 burn the straw. especially
II weed seeds o. the eggs and larrn Of
insects are usually abundant. Consider
the matter well before burning The
straw. fur when rostcd Il forms rich
usus<. uhioh i me ''oae thing aeeasal
o. III ear cIsy upland>, Ens1 We>t.
Meth ssl south. -larm end flrssids-
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

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fhem afN aemf MiHfs n#HAF tAn
huf. aHlfilg fFmafhhd Mfs 1hhh
Whai a ihaiW demaafsd Jim
Hf1d h1hssl bogf+ shf4efsd NJ
mother vim q proud glshes
a R'sHi ffnf|lle, living H0iheff
sHlsi 4 falee ffym gfin1ha thHif "ahd
ln4la shat julie \, and 10 ialslaksf
NJ and Mm Tucker asfhsnred
glaHaaa. ~ ihay had heAfa that ihe Ull
laiy and ME- Jnhn didn't Rft alona
very vail
After NE evening wAs over, and NJ
and Mrs Tucker we're plosldsg their
VA home, she said
jed \ was awful pleasant ihefe,
wasnt ltp
And he said "Yos. II Wa and I
wish gur boys would stay home liko
th0se foungs d. "
And 20 Tie conversation dropped. bui
Mrs Tucker pondefcd for three DAYS
ahmf turning hor pafl0r Into n sitting.
fppm, and MI Tucker pfupoied ~ hls
astohlsbed boys ~ stay hume and Try t0
draw funie dogs and eats on paper but
~ the first plan was never carried into
effect. aud the secsnd was lost by n
large majority, the Tucker family re-.
main about the same
lint others less dull, saw and caught
the spirh that pcryaded that happy
home, the spirit u self.sacrihcing lows
and mutual congestion. and those who
understood respected, admired and iml.
tatcd. Homes grew brighter In the 1T
tie town, with n desire 10 emulah that
brightest 0f homes. and art.--crude,
faulty, almost groiesque, but still art In
emby0-put forth tiny sprouts, and
proclaimed that at least the germ was
there. and promised fair things to those
who should seek; for those who seek for
the good, the true and the beautiful, al
Wdys lind Il.
Curtains, brackets, table-coyers and
cushions grew apace, and presently
books and pictures appeared In homes
where few had been. GEORGE developed
such a taste for drawing that n class was
formed, and John, good, honest John,
proposed reading club. and grandma
seconded the motion, and out Of II grew
a class In elocution, which was the pride
Of the little village
And so the long. cold winter passed
n more enjoyable winter than Julia had
seen for years. Grandma was no angel,
but she understood and appreciated,
and that was quite enough.
When the spring-tlme came, and the
sweet scent Of the blooming trees came
waiting In at the open windows, old
Mrs, Young passed gently away--with
her hand clasping tenderly that OF her
faithful daughter.in-law, and her las,
words, words Of praise TO her: Julie,
you made my closing months happy
and peaceful. God bless you. Godcy',
| LddV's Book
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

The character Of the step.mother
whose cruelty will incite three children,
two boys and a girl, the eldest only ten
years Of age, to steal their fathers
team and wagon, and start upon a jour
ney from Central Dakota TO Eastern
Iowa--the character Of such wo-
man can be better imagined than de-
scribed. The children were stopped In
their flight when they tried TO sell for
80 the horses and wagon, worth 5000.
Chicago Herald.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26
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Smiths Tonic Syrup
ron TINE ouRg o.
fever and ACUE
Or CHlllS and FEVER.

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The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

"A horse at Rome, N. Y, suffering
from lameness, left his stable and hob
bled into King & Bros grocery, but
quickly discovering his mistake with
drew, went into the doorway Of the
druggist, adjoining, and raised his lame
foreleg. The druggist applied rene.
dies. The horse gracefully nodded
his head and departed. Seven men who
were In the grocery can swear TO part
Of the story.-N. y. Mail.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

"A Boston paper is responsible for the
statement that the habit Of snulf-dipping
has spread among the female operatives
In Massachusetts, factories TO such an
extent that fifteen tons Of snuff are an
nually consumed by them. A year ago
the Catholic Bishop Of the State pub.
licly forbade this use OF the weed, and
for time there was considerable falling
off in the sales Of snuff, but the prohi'
bition has now become practically O
dead letter.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26
A Word 10 ThInlsr..

The perfection Of q strengthening medicine
consists In its leaving no unpleasant after
effects whisky, ale, beer aud other alcoholic
beverages excite the brain and blood vessels
10 unnatural activity aud while the whirlpool
Of excitsinent lasts, all feeling OF languor and
distress 10 bsnished, but when the reaction
comes, "the last state OF that man Ia worse
than the hrst." 1nyalids should trust more
10 natare for their recovery aud aysld the use
OF stimulants a. altogether Injurious. be
partial 70 fruit and vegetable diet aud choose
such medicines as arc strengthening 10 tho
whole general system To this end no better
remedies can BE- used than Yellow Dock, sar.
sapariila, Juniper, Iron, Buehn, Celery aud
Cslissys, each Of which have separate and d,s.
tinct virtue, but when blended IN . single
compound exesi all other remedies IN giving
health, strength and siTor toe,ery part u the
body. Such . compound is Dr. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and sarssparilla; lie humoniou.
action on the blood, lungs, llveA Kidneys and
muscular system is astonlshing
Tux Aasnfe contains long s,ory about I
man who could not tell lie. II Il probably
the nrst time We have ever figured IN maya
sine hction. -.ferrisissa Herald
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

--Naturalists in Pittsburgh are dis
cussing the reasoning powers Of ami
mails, the subject being suggested by the
suicide Of a dog. Its leg was broken,
and Il whincd piteously for several days.
Finally, in an apparent fit Of dcspera-
ton, Il limped out TO the bridge and
jumped into the river. Those who wit
messed the act believe that Il was pre-
meditated suicide. philadelphia Record.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

"A. b. Camp, a miner at San Benito,
Cal, left his family in New England,
years ago, and went West TO seek his
fortune. Having prospered, he sent for
his wife. lie was in the mine when she
arrived, and there she followed him,
getting an affectionate reception. They
started to leave the mine, he going In
advance, when a part Of tho tunnel
cayed In, and she was killed.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

Ia a b.d thing, but Dr. Pierce's "Favorite
Prescription deserves its name. II II GER
tain cure for those painful maIsdtss and weak
tesses which embltter the lives OF 80 many
women 0f druggists.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

An Iowa man tied one end Of a long
cord to an aching tooth and the other 70
a heavy weight, which he dropped from
n fourth.story window. Two men were
taken TO q hospital in an ambulance
one with a broken Jaw aud one with q
broken skull.-Boston Post.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

Hnisa entirely vegetable, no particular ears
4 required uhlle using d. fieFte's Pleasant
Pufrailve relletsn They epefais without
disturbance 10 the constitutions, diet, Or oecu.
patton. FOR slcs headache, constipation, i'm.
pure blood, dizziness sour eruetati0ns from the
stomach, lad taste In mouth, bilious attacks,
psin 10 region ofkIdnsy, internal fever, bloated
feeling about stsmsch, rush of blood " head,
take Dr. Piefce's "pelleis.' by druggists
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

n man Il wounded 80 that blood
flows. that now is either regular. or by
Jets or spurt& II u ilows regularly. q
vcin has been wounded. and q string
should be bound tightly around below
the wounded part. that Il. beyond u
from the heart II the blood comes out
By leaps or Jets. an artery has been sew
cred. and the person may bleed 10 death
In sfew minutes; 70 prevent which apply
the cori sbove the wound. that is. be-
tween the wound and the heart. In case
. string ov cord Il notlht hand, tie the
two opposite corners Of handkerchief
around The limb. put stick between and
turn Il rnnd until the handkerchief u
twisted sufficiently sixhf 10 stop the
bleeding. and keep y % until physician
can b ksd = Hsss<keid.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

TVS votfaio Bsf 10 asfsHsli. Mieh vfII
ssaa ~ byfs reIebf.ts1 EIeetfe vgItsI6
tslts ani flseifld Appliances % ffiH w
thlffy dsJs W men iyasHa % old Ehg are A..
fitted 9Th hefyous debility lpst vitality snl
kindred troubles. euffshfsslHf sFerif sbi
Ssmpists lsslorallon ofhesIh shd HssIy vIrofI
bdfgess - sl,uve n u NO Hsk IL sihtuffsd.
a. Thrift dai's Trial IA sllosei,
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

soaEBoDr has written history Of pies,
but II Is not pious work. Mad.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

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The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

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ssfeels fsfa snd sAfisfT Al ssfHth fhfafIi
lssfsias tkslf Flsaom \ IA ssf"--Hs~
Ursa Palladium.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

" bilious, or suffering from impurity Of
blood, or weak lungs and lear consumption
lserofulous disease Of the lungs). take DR..
pieree's "Golden Medical Discovery and Il
will cure you. BY druggists
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

WHEN mans feelings arc so great that he
cannot express them, had he not better send
them BY frcighti-Derrv Ntrs.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

STOVES are supposed 10 be q somewhat
modern invention. but the Egyptians wero
warmed BY Alexander the crate D. c. 500
Boston Trgsrlp.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

WATERMELON seeds are now utilized for q
soup called puree OF melon. No one has as
yet gone crazy over TN y Nail.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

1uEY are afraid Of water famine in Aler-
andrIa Come 10 Iowa; you can't get any thing
else.- darlington Hanksys
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

WnES the funds are unsteady When mon
ey Is tight.-The Judge.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

nilAs there banana body down strcetw
.he lnaulfed with q smile. And a. the last
word was uttered she went down "kernopW
- Ianbius Suuberm,
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

The hotel thief Is not spiritual medium
but be can TRANCE some. A chrome given for
the fret correct solution. Huntington Hdrk-
ets
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

sriSoIS0 irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
ney Complaints, cured BY Buchupaiba.r Si.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

DoS'TDiEIn the house. Rough on Rata - l5c.
Clears out rats, mice, flies, reaches, bcd-bugs.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

I ~
4.
i egislii isss 4 fiss#s -
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

SAVE your wagons, your money and you
patience BY using Frazer Axle Grease.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

e5c. buys pair Of Lyons Patent Heel stlfien
ers and make boot or shoe last twice as long.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

Zoos slI hundred years old have been
found In town In France. II 10 evident that
Daniel Pratt has never lectured there. Rock
ffud Courier
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

Tasf ono ausr n dfled apples and gallon
n wsfm sister II y0u want 10 be swell y0unx
man. ~ " Conmsyriai Asfriissf.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

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u wsii b. tnfws h0w ian hls ne.
nsWfeiffird w ihH rafmers Wife
llui ln The hsiFhi N pure delight
iafHes vita ihN evening fialubs = ifta
WHEN - tha hHHnha nuf aptnHt hfiFht
islsnd fhs Hnd tones ~ Eifis aaf lsi1s
Their fuiurs fisa m glsrfui sveiis.
TIER laughter finHs like olnn tsslit
uii With l1Ih fHiti snilp anf ffuHn
Ne inHdhaf lays hsf infant dnsn5
AMI Vt her arm, uplifiud hand,
There's silence 'm 4 the luyltl hand
Her siFnal stills Their harmless fiHfua
Love cfpwn's With law The fsinefs WifDl
W danes IN pruud palaiial balls
~ lavish wllra m ie~lrd drsh
On whuh, leruhanrf. =. ~ infant calls
ifaf lHricn ~ y,sir lnseinesfi-
Turn hithnruarf those innEnid eyes,
AMI fuf q mpfnpnrs spara ba Nlsai
Your sister mid tho county drN
Il three times nrAef Heaven Than you,
And where the plains Of y len ctr.
Dream net that " shall stand ~ her,
Tho IN your false, tTHidenHE iifn,
Your folly sc0fncd the Farmers WIFE.
- l,ni Ham RgH If1vnS
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

The American Tonic Sofia association
met at Springfield recently. La, mil-Lo'sea
fourfsr
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

tF- Faded articles OF all kinds restored 10
their original beauty by Diamond Dyes. Per-
feet and simple. 10 cents, at all druggists.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

II afflicted with sore Eyes. use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eyewater. Druggists sell L. 1oA
The Panola weekly star., 1882-08-26

h't' ~ 'ttht httf WI AHh uttt '. n
bunch Of cherries. Now let me tell you
how wc manage. This piece Of cloth Is
piece of my old circular cloak. aud
these things ] am sewing on. George
draws on on paper and Jim cuts them
In flannel. aud | sew them on. You
know, my George IS quito an artist, and
he designs, while Jim and | carry out
his idea.
"Now here arc these cherries, Jim.
mic cut them out Of piece Of rod cloth
| had. aud George drew tho leaves. and
Jimmie cut them out Of this piece Of
green cashmere that was left Of my
dress. This l. what We call family
table-covcr. and we all help make IL
even John helps; bis part is 90 find tho
pieces out Of the scrap basket, ready for
Jimmic's scissors. DO | think u . sin.
fnl waste of timer No. indeedl think
it's the incest thing In the world. for u
keeps the boys home and interested.
and teaches thcm 10 be helpful at tho
same time"
"wheru are The boysP I've not seen
them" said Mrs Tucker. alittic dashed.
"Thcy wen, over TO Mrs Fosters Zoe
me; they will be back soon-here they
are nowr' she continued. ~ two pair Of
springing steps were hearl hurrylng up
the wslk. and = moment later George
and Jimmie came rushing In.
"Oh. mammal you don't know how
Jolly You look" said George. after shak-
Ing hands with Mr.. and Mrs Tucker.
ave got new idea and ~ soon ss
we get The table-coser dope. want you
10 ~ some nice little things for some
book shelves. win your Jim and | win
make them. and Jon sew the hxings On.
will your"
Mr.. Young nodded smilIngly, - she
arose and wens Into the Kitchen n bring
In some apples. cates and nuts. which
she placed temptinely on The table. not
forgetting - =~t~~< <r<.e efsk~ ve<v te>t
for Rnndma even belors her gueses
were ssrved.
"Yos WIN W y apPle. wat yesr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-09

SEA IsLASD.-There was an active demand for
this staple today at steady values. sales lO5
haas We quote.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-09
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship CITY of Savannah, for Phila
delphIa-H II Hoffard. J W Strickler, ] "
Croney, VIM Garrett, Jas Trigg, Martin Ken
ton Andrew Cowan, Chamberlain, Miss
Scholler, J F Brewster, Elizabeth Brewster,
J Alderman.
Per steamship City of Augusta, for New
York; II Levett, Mrs W Haywood, ] Otis
B Blanchard, Rosenfield. Nusbaum. w {
Smith. J w II and o Hartman. Mrs Joel, H
Taylor, Miss E Miller, A H Castle, Jerry
Green (cOD, and steerage.
Per steamship Gate City, from New YORK.
Raron lie Grange, Commodore Gregory MI
and Mrs G Hummold, g Bonter. E T John
son. NJ Norton, f Ward, Hirst, NJ Lesser
Il Johnson, Q H Bandon. Mr. Mcguire Rev o
O'Dwyer. F A Gaylord. g d Walker Miss T
Gee, Miss N Q Wilder Miss WEIGH, Mr. and
Mrs NJ G Osborne, Mr. and Mrs Z RAYMOND and
child, Mr. and Mrs j Smith Miss II Z Swim.
ney. Mrs N McCOnike, Mrs G Harris, Miss
B Myers, NJ Myers, c H Chopin, Miss and Mrs
McCoskie. Mrs Moody. Mr. McCarty, Mr. Muir.
ply. H A Buck, A w Emmerson, Mr. and Mrs
Archdeacon. Mr. kellogg, Mr. Libby. M M Waite,
Montford, X Ward, G II White, II Barum, II
Hendricks, J Myers, S Lefgroin, Eva Houston
(cOl), and steerage.
Per steamer City OF Bridgeton. from Florida
r NJ Hoffman. Payne. W II Remington
and wife, Mr. Smith, VIM Mosely, Mr. Epstein.
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landings-J X Manner Miss d X Manner, w II
Stark. W Mingeldorf. S 5 fison and wife. z
Morrison. NJ o Callahan. ] ] Grace, Judson
Lawton, ID O'Streicher, J @ DeLettre, N
Bryan and son, j VI Lawton, Miss Anna Law
ton, d Sans g B Clarke. ] P Clarke, o &
Metzger, G n Tharin, Col Bird. and IS deck.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NOON REPORT.

NUN hEFOhI.
FINANCIAL
LONDON. January Erie, 4O3l.
200 p. m---Erie. 40l6.
PARIS, January :. 2;30 p. m.-Rentes, S4f S0c.
400 p m.-Rentes. ST zoe.
NEW YORK January Stocks Irregular and
unsettled 5o,< Money Per cent k E3s 5,sT
Government bonds quiet and unchanged.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL January Cotton hardening;
middliug uplands. 65kd middling Orleans, sgd;
sales $500 bales. for speculation and EXPORT
1000 bales; receipts 800 bales-American z, $50
bales
Futures: 1Iiddling uplands. low middIing
clause, deliverable in January 65Sd; deliverable
in January and February. 69Sd; deliverable in
February and March. f1-16d; deliverable in
March and April. 23-32d; deliverable in April
aud Nav 25-321 SGD: deliverable in May and
June 70 16d; deliverable IN June and July,
65kd; deliverable In July and August, l5-l6d.
%. m--The sales OF the day included $500
bales OF American
Futures: Middltng upIands. low middling
clause. deliverable in February and March,
21-32i; deliverable in June and July, 2l-S2d
deliverable in July August, 2932d. Futures
closed dull.
NEW YoRE. January Cotton opened quiet;
sales rs bales; midding uplands, ll5sc; mid
ding Orleans, y Bloc.
Futures-NIarker opened easy. with sales as
follows: January. II S2c; February. y 12c;
March, y 50c; April, y DC; May, i tUc; June,
y SIC.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC.
LONDON. January :, 4:0O p. m.-Sugar, spot
25s 6fG -6s.
LIvERPooL- January Beef, extra India
mess. Hos. Lard. SIS
NEw YORK. January Flour opened dull
and heavy Wheat moderately active and q
trifle better Corn dull and a shade easier. Pork
dull and weak at Sl6 6216Dl6 70. Lard strong
a. Il zoe. Spirits turpentine, 551R156c. Rosinr
g 37Ifd,2 IS. Freights firm.
BALTIMORE, January Flour opened quiet
Howard street and Western superfne
& 515 O0; ditto extra, s. 25G6 p; ditto
family, s. 501i p; city mills superfine. 81 50
a p; ditto extra. s. 5016 p; ditto family,
81 5011 .; Rio brands. 81 25lt7 81; PatapscC
family, IS .. Wheat-SOuthern nominal in
the absence % receipts; Western dull: South
ern red, 81 361l 81; amber, 81 4201 IS; No.
Maryland 81 Az: No = Western winter red on
the spot 81 39A bid. February delivery 81 423t
al 4215. March 81 443z0I 45, April 81 AZ asked
COrn-SOuthern white 75c, yellow Zoe.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-09
RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Jan.
nary - bales cotton. 5 cars guano. / Dbl flour
3 sacks rough rice. , bales hides, and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
January 7-414 bales cotton. cars lumber
Il cars wood, cars cotton seed, 961 bbIs rosin
p bbls spirits turpentine, bbls syrup, 90 bbls
and 1,73S boxes oranges. 1871 sacks rough rice
9 sacks potatoes, 10 bales hides, bales vanilla
and mdSe.
Per Central Railroad. January II. Gao bales
cotton, ga sacks cotton seed POI bales hay. go
sacks cotton seed meal. 125 cases yeast DOW.
der. 81 pkgs furniture, IS cases glass goods, Il
bales dOmestics, 80 bales warps, 20 bales waste
80 cases sardines, IS head cattle, 60 head shoats
D boxes tobacco, p caddies tobacco, 2 bbls
eggs, 25 cases eggs, ! k d open buggy, ? cars
sand, car trees, 4 bbls apples, SO sacks rough
rice. 102 bdls hides, IS bbls spirits turpentine
So bbls rosin, 3 cars wood s cars lumber, Ga
pkgs mdse.
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landings -146 bales cotton. "a casks clay, 3l9
Obls rosin, bbls spirits turpentine, IS sacks
rice, bdls hides, 3 boxes eggs. II pkgs empty
sacks, bags potatoes, box, coop turkeys, 1
coop chickens, hogs, pkg moss
Per steamer City Of Bridgeton. from Florida
-43 bales sea island cotton, 100 bales upland
cotton, 25 bales hides, 300 pkgs mdse IA bbls
syrup.