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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

Referring to the presence Of diph-
iberia in Sacramento the Record Uni
on says: "From investigations made
In England all doubt seems to be re-
moved regarding the disease being
contagious, and the fact that it 10 en-
phasized in many places by causing
the bed clothing and personal wear Of
the patient to be burned, and by re-
quiring all excavations of the sick per-
son tn be Immediately buried, and the
deadly poison killed by antagonistic
chemical agencies. In some sections,
too, the funerals Of deceased patients
have been made private, on the be-
lief that exposure of the body in q
public assemblage spreads the disease.
In short, most Of the medical schools
are now CHASING diphtheria, in the
matter Of its contagious character,
with smallpox, and insist upon iso-
lation of the patieRt, and the separa-
tion Of all other members Of the fam
lily from the vicinity of the sick room
so far as can possibly be DONE"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

From the Oregoni0n; Early next
month the O. II. & N. Co. will try the
experiment of pumping from the bot
tom of the Willamette river, and to be
used In filling Couch's lake, the site
of the proposed new depot. A centri-
fugal pump has been ordered and is
promised to be done in twenty days.
The bottom Of the river near the Port
land shore, north of Columbia wharf
to Weidler's mill, is clean sand for q
distance Of thirty feet down. Water
tight cars will be run to the bank,
sand pumped into them and then
hauled to the place Of deposit. The
engineers express the opinion that the
experiment will be successful, and in
that case, the entire work Of filling
will be done by this means
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

The republican party has been be-
trayed by leaders who have "done evil
will not voluntarily get out. They
will stay just As long as their follow
ers, drawing general comparisons, say
that it is better to let them stay than
to run the risk Of losing the elections.
But thousands of republicans in Ohio,
in New York, In Pennsylvania, and
all over the country are saying that it
is not better to let them stay, no mat
ter what the risk. If they can be got
rid Of without running the party IL
would be infinitely better. II they
cannot, then the party will be ruined,
and 1t is they, and not the men who
revolt against their evil rule, who will
be responsible.-NeW York Times.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

ENORMOUS ExPoRTs.-Thse exports
of fish, lumber, coal and other pro-
ducts from the port of Victoria during
the month Of October reached the
enormous sum Of S675, 900. The ex-
ports for the year will be over four
million dollars, and the customs du-
ties paid will exceed one million dol
lars. No port of 1900 inhabitants in
the world can present q showing as
favorable. The figures are evidence
Of the extraordinary richness Of the
country and the vastness Of its resour-
Victoria Cotonist.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

The West Shore for October has H.
lustrations Of the Queen Of the Pacific
in its various departments, captains
quarters, card room, social hall, etc.,
and side view Of the ship at sea. II
also has views Of different points ol
Port Townsend, Port Ludlow mills
Port BIakely, Port Gamble and Han
sou 4 Co.'s saw mill, Tacoma, w. T.
The paper IL devoted to . representa-.
tion Of the resources and business in.
terssts OF the northwest. Mr.. Sam.
uels, its publisher, furnishes thii
monthly illustrated paper very cheap
Its price being 81 per year.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23
NUMBER II.
NEWS ITEMS.

Navigation on the upper Missouri is closed
by Ice.
The woman suffrage amendment was de-
feated in Nebraska.
A Chinese coin 5000 years old has been
found by miners digging in claim at Cas-
star, B. c., 1t is supposed to be have been
left there by Chinese mariners wrecked ON
the coast long before the Christian era.
Among the results Of the election is the
assurance Of q republican senator in Illineis
to succeed David Davis. It is singular
thing that the republicans, in all their re-
verses, have lost no seat in the senate this
year. but have gained two and perhaps
three.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

The improved method BY which it has
been made possible TO produce pure cream
Of tartar, has had an important bearing upon
the maaufacturs Of baking powder. By the
process hsrstofore gsacrAlly employed Il has
been found impossible TO remove all impuri.
ties, more particularly the tartrate Of lime,
which remained to such an extent a. q
greatly impair the quality Of the cream 4
tartar, and to interfere seriously With the
strength and wholssomeness Of the bakine
powders into which IL entered.
In the new process, which 10 owned BY
the Royal Baking Powder Company Of New
York, sad exclusively employed in its ex.
tsnsive tartar works, the imported crude
grape acid j. % treated - to remove al vss-
tige 81 tartrats Of lime or other Impurities,
giving . product bsfors unknown--s chsni-
cally pure crsam Of tartar.
BY the employment 81 thess superior fAcil-
ities. the Royal Baking Powder Company
hes made the Royal Baking Powder. - the
chemists al certify, Of the highest possible
degree Of strength, ''Absolutsly pure" and
wholssoma, and With In always uniform
lsavsniag power. II il for thsss rsassus
that Royal" never faib 70 produce brsad,
biscuit cakss, etc.. that are light sweet. di-
gsstibls. and wholesome the eating Of which
= never followed BY Indigestion. or any of
The discomfort attendant upon the parsakinG
Of improperly prepared food. In rendering
possible The production 1t baking posssssed
q thess qualitoatiosA tAs improved method
Of rs6ninR cream Of tartar becomes at enos :
aaoesr = material impostanos - ~ saIin-
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

Polish journals call attention to a
memorial tablet in q Warsaw church
which contains the record Of the age
and death Of the Oldest man concern
Ing whom there is any authentic &C.
count In existence. The priest Cy-
bulsdl II shown by tho tablet to have
been born In 1900 aud to have died In
1857. There 10 said to he unquestion.
able evidence Of the correctness ol
these dates.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

Many druegiu1s rscommsnd and Try 10
sell what pays thsu the lAsgsst pro0t. Do
not b. deceived. AK for Amnss's CoaGh
Syrup Take - other. The rsmsAy ulanan
- its own inertia. Yoa can buy : sanpls
bottle for Is osnts and ssst Il yearsslf.
LArsDs bottlss u - ssses ed d. Al to
~ ~ lAsgse sis - sssd ~ vsapQs.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shileh's
Cure will give immediate relief, Price 10cts,
SO cts. and 81. Sold by p. Q. Healey.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shioh's vitalizer Is u posi-
tive cure. Sold by p Q. Healey.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,you
have printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh's Vitalizer. II never fails TO cure.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

"HACKMETACK," q lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and so cents.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

SHILOHS CATARRH REMEDY-A pos
tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Can
ker Mouth. Sold by P. Q. Healey.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

OF the twenty-four vessels arrived
At Puget Sound ports during October,
mostly to load with lumber, nineteen
were American. Fifteen vessels sailed
sailed for foreign ports during October,
three Of them being from Tacoma,
The American bark Nswsboy, sailed
for Melbourne with . cargo Of lumber
valued 1t $8,4ll.20; the barkentine
John Smith, for Shanghai, with one
valued ct $9,3S7.34, and the barken-
tine Nouantum, for Melbourne, with
one valued 1t $958S. Total value ol
lumber shipped foreign during the
month, $l06, ,l24.l l6, Of which the II.
coma mill shipped $2s, ,sS6.54.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

Old ldfashionable remedies are rapidly giving
ground before the advance Of this conquering
specific, and old fashioned ideas In regard to
depletion as means OF cure have been quite
exploded by the success OF the great rcno-
want, which tones the system, tranQuillxcs
the nerves, neutralixcs malaria, depurates
and enrichss the blood, rouses the liver when
dormant, and promotes regular habit Of
body.
For sale by all druggists and dealers gen.
orally.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: "Both myself and wife owe our
lives to SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bot
tie of Shilohs Catarrh Remedy. Price 80
cents. Sold by p. Q. Healey.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

SHILOH'S CURE WILL Immediately re-
leve Group, Whoop,ng cough and Brenhcitis
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

George Ryan, Of Sumner, recently
sold 1900 pounds Of hops - . San
FraRcisco dealer ut $l.1O per pound.
He has 1000 pounds remaining. Early
In the season he offered his entire crop
for twenty -fvs cents pound, but the
offer was declined. Mr.. Ryan's vsge-
table product viii pay the expenses Of
tn PIE ysarih hss 40 ~os.: 'ecv,ne e o s%s psScesas
Moore Nos, ~ and bicEio:oo, % & % sumner, Are
still holding their hops for higher
market.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-15

About mId.aitcrnoon yesterday citi'
zen who pulls down the scales at i9f
pounds descended tho first flight oi
stairs beyond tho post-oflice In just ths
Same manner that bag Of oats would
have chosen. and when he brought up
1t tho foot he was In no frame of mind
70 chip In anything for the heather In
Africa The flrst citizen who arrived
on the spot knew what his duty required
Of him on such an occasion, and he smll-
ingly remarked; f
81 don't believe you can improve on
the old wayr' I
The second citizen passing was In .
hurry; but he knew that he must halt
and Inquire.
"LIke that any bctisr than coming
down tho way the rest of Us dop''
Tho third citizen had business u ths
post-oiIicc, but be- turned aside. cleared
bis throat, and remarked;
"Evidently fell down stairsP Curl
ous how Il sets the blood 10 circulating!
Some Of you had better 500 u bis nose 10
broken good-bycr'
There was . fourth spectator. and he
slowly entered the doorway. bent over
tho victim, and rcmarkedi
I'D have given . dollar to sec him
come down. He's one Of the sort who
bump every stairr'
The fifth man was about 70 add bis
mite when the Victim fose up. Ills
elbows were skinned. his nose barked,
bis coat torn and his back sand-papered
the whole length. but he was . man
who had travelled. lie knew that es-
erybody In tho crowd vas hoping 10 see
him jump up and down and shake hls
fists. and paw the sIr. and 70 hear him
dsclars that he would lick al The men
who could be packed IN . tsn-scrs lot.
and therefore Re brought sweet smile
70 bis face, lifted his hat like perfect
gentleman. and iimped up stain with
the bland remark;
''stubbcd my toe asI came IN The door.
you know. and csnss aeer falling IN Z
heap. ."--Defroa Fro Press.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-15
CONDENSED TELgaRAvs.

The river and harbor bill was further
eon.iierrd In the Senate on the sth, tho
question being upon the amendment pro-
vidIng for an additional survey and report
on The cost aud construction, annual main
teuance, and use Of the HennepIn Canal.
Adopied--20 to n. The bin progressed
smoothly until the Potomse fats doomed up,
Mr.. Ransom reporting an amendment sp-
propriatlng $50, 900 fof improvements 10 the
vicinity Of Washington. Tho House went
Into committee on the sundry civil bill, and
rejected an amendment restricting the pow
ers Of the National board Of Health. hessrs.
White and Willis had an unpleasaniness.
REPUBLICAN members Of the House
Of Representative held caucus on the s,h
for the purpose Of discussing the advisabill-
" Of attempting to dispose Of The remaining
contested election cases during tho present
session and 10 decide II possible upon day
for adjournment sine die. There were only
about Is member. pressnt. This number
vas deemed insufficient 70 bind The action
Of much larger number Of absentses, and
consequently no action was taken.
JuLr opened auspiciously at States-
VILE, N. O. Heterogeneous Robbins made
a political speech aud commented on the sd'
mlnl.tratIon Of DR.. .. .. Mott. sx.Rsyenus
Collector. Mr.. l. Mott, son Of DR.. Mott,
s..aulted Robbins, iniurIng him severely.
Prom this sprung an assault By William
s,ockton. Revenue Collector. on Joseph
Adams, state Solicitor, breaking Adams
arm. Joha y. Osborne thersupon expressed
Ipdlruailon, when G. 8. Cooper. brother Of
Thomas Cooper. pFesea, Reseans Collector.
abused Osborne. The latter drew pistol
and arcd Il Cooper, woundinE him twice.
but not dangerously.
TnE Sultan Of Turkey has rejected
the proposal Of sbe Couneii Of Ministers 70
sppalnt deiersss 10 the conference, com
pi.,vIpr q the want Of friendship shown
him by England, IN unjust suspie'ons snd
suoneou. interpretations placed on a'' BE
actions. lie also eompIaIns Of The iniusslcs
AZ foreign representatives q AlexssdFia,
"a. 10 Justify their snusin< tks departure
- ,h.Ir ssuutrynsn nsds uafousded state
mssss rs-pesiias security h Esyps.
wunrLx KnArss, aesd -, keeper
n a .aloss I'D Isd<Iss -keuse IN New York
Csv. ~ murdered b. Ne sfeps's. Her
-.s B>rss. aesd 70 rear. JuIy 3. Kramer
- besa drIskInx - szeses snd densseed
~ ysuse msu's beard. Nss eses''s -
nm snouns - sananlssa ~ seep .ssas -
~ latter sus Mn n NJ ne<1 VIII : knisev
ssvsrise ~ iusular ~ - snus'ss ssa's
/" cs..sss : ~ Fs.u. ailn~ nvlss ~
p--~ke-ve. n. - rnInr1111 ~ ~
~ r1u6e - - n11n1un C1111. ~
-. .rs111r-.a..z4 4 -. 1zzz. = -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-15

MessrA 4 3. Early and 8. 4 Hines.
who have Just completed . saw-mIlI IN
the mountains shove Wolf Creek. East
Tennsasee, furnished the following par
siculan Of . recent ground-hog hunt;
A few mornings ago . man living
near Wolf Creek was attracted by The
barking of HE dogs. and going 70 whers
they had trsed On tho side Of he noun
tain be found his game In hollow lo9
lying upop the ground with Tie entrAncs
uphill. He procured : long pole q
reach the game, but this bslng 10 short,
hs crawled 10 70 Ieugtben ths pols end
hung his Toes over The end Of tho log
In THE position he lost hi hold. naf
down he went Into the log On top Of III
ground-hog. and . lively nGkt begnn
The mans superior strsngtk provniIed
| bat nos an - he'd bssn bitten h sIsvs1
plscss ed bodly scga1ched and scaF1sd
But Ne troubls hai nos ended. bnf ~
man had. and wruae end down q tbee
bue h could nos csaWI beckwnrd up-hiIl
% ks was . prisoner. I'D b : cf,ttcaI
not 70 say ridicuIoqe pQoIeip9 with :!
means q eseapa I0Ftuno1elf, = ~
friehtful iunceure. ~ lomlly eeoom|
,1a6o1y and weoe 0u1 % - MI -
kappecsd. and voeo neg5ilo1 = q
dIiocvufy. FInn1Iy. alEox 3 NJ 3
essl.s, pssyi16 - eyl. - -
- -" e1slhet - = y. - =
teno1pa z,1nn ..z.-,|. .z.s.z.z.|....z.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-15
WIT AND wIsDOx.
Never run Ia debt for what you
cannot pay for tomorrow.

Never run Ia debt for what ycu
cannot pay for tomorrow.
There 10 no antidote for the poison
used by tho Caribbean Indians on sheiI
arrows II you want 20 be safe have 4
Pawnce shoot you with bullet --ie'
fron Free Hrcss.
AT the West Point rsylew tho Other
day General Howard had kls bat on
hind aide before. Perhaps he = coming
out with new style Of tactics. II Bur
iipgfon Harksyc. nl'
DIR. Bell. u New York. d surs that
germs Of disease rrmain In Ice after is
4 frozen. ~ Exck1.ge. II they err In
Ice Il Ill II must b. Alter Il q Trojan.
We don't have any unfroxen leo In this
country. -Norvisfoup Herald.
--"so Gsdbaldi l. dead said IN
0mahs giri yesterday. "I remember
his mans perfectly becsuss be invented
those Garibaldi waists wc used 70 woar
u few years sgo." There h nothing
exactly Ike fame. - Chicago Tribune.
-" Deacon jenkins wns yesterday
threatened with sovcre attack Of con-
cussion Of the spine, but 4 now out Of
danger. -wss the wsy The editor stated
that tho deacon ggt o.eT the fence In
time to cscsps Nc old ram. Bo'ion
Post
The Boston 7ranscrspt 4 ssd once
mors. Il remsfks; - II is now affirmed
that poor diesslion y caused BY weak
eyes. And We had always supposed igss
the opposite. namely. that dyspeptios
than their stomschs."
Don't carry mIllion soversIgns IL
your pockets for ilfteen years IN thst
Tina. We are told. thsy VIII losa IL
weight By wear and tear: one-half Of
one psr cent or About Szo.w @ 80
~" , sa,n - ~ :, ~ r.r@;'sa.as ~ : ~ -
-"
-"WhM = We matter: osd !slows
you seem won1ed.' Weu ! ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-15
HFfFHfN flontna, ! bFsulasel lie.

FffFHfH coetaa. . tFsmlasas law.
IfF n StoNhtsss. iIs.. esmmIIlsd sals.ds
y dfseniaf, taly \. whlls lempaFssIl, a.
ssHs ~ hhlg 80. thHIes. Isss hls llfs ia
ztihmfllhf ~ feHfdn NJ father. ~. ~.
burn nAs bfp'hff " lht eslflssaFHae.
Willie, sgod i6. sen a Alderman
Daniel iamphtli, and Msff I.las. II. asnph.
inf n ishn Hose. shIb eAspanssf. wsge
drowned nasf Hsy Guy, Hleh., Iuly /. A
fiimbrf NJ children nada ran W. hsllEna
bpafdA sefcss sohis IoTs. The fah wsht IA
I'lsnaa IN iho middle " ihe river. Asvsfal
elhsn sf Ii'r pafiy had narrow essspss.
Two young girls, named lee. were
iaiHIIf burned ny The explosion sf . lamp Al,
Lincoln, Nebr,. on Ibe IN.
AT Burlington, w., tho other day.
four children n IIrysn Foley were fatally
poisoned by esIlne green euffants.
Tnk saddcAt " several suicides on tho
9Th, perhaps. WIS thai u Mis-. tIabfIeIls
Wfay, near Mcdors, Ind. who deliberately
shot herself IN the bfeast. shs was besulI.
nj and accomplished, IInrequIied love Il
said 10 have caused the trouble, Mrs.
spalildlng, wife Of bridge builder, gave a
party NJ her house In Dubuque, Iowa, on
Tho Fourth, and after dIsmIssing her guest.
took fatal dose Of morphine. She had
been ~ for some time, but appeared In the
best OF spirits during the evening.
Josrrm HieKs, an old citizen, delib.
eraieIy threw hImsalf under a train at Lou.
isvilc, n.y., on the oh, and was killed.
THOMAS MA1uInE, q stonemason, cut
his brothers throat from ear to ear, In los.
ton. Mass, July 0, during family quarrel.
TINS Grand Ledge House and tho
Campbell Hotel at Grand Ledge, Mich. I,
burned on the OH. and . man named Ben
Mullen. who went TO bed drunk, perIshed Ia
the flames.
JoHs NErsoN, aged 10, and q play.
mate named Wagner were drowned while
bathing near Milwaukee, Wis, on the 9th.
ApAnrr Of eccentric cowboys rode
into 81. Johns. Arlz., tho other day and
commenced shooting right and left. which
brought on general engagement. Four
OF the maraudcrs were soon put TO flight,
one being wounded. Nat. Green, the
leader, and four others went 70 an adobe
house and kept up the fight, resulting In
the killing Of Jas. Vaughan and Nathan G,
Tenney, the latter prominent Mormon
and at one time bishop. Dixie Green was
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-15

ArrHfsOs. Kan. July 4
Atssp .. m. tornado swept over columbus.
Kan, accompanied by terrible hall. wind sni
rain. Trees we're uprooted and grain stscksd
in helis sent In I'll directions. wkiIc corn In
1ns growth was cut down. Tho clouds veFr
two In number, ruling, tossing. tumbiinx. ris
ing and failing. laying ws.ic all property
which tho grinding end touched. ,. p.
Thomas had bic frame house ounpists-
ly Demolished. Sic persons werr In
tho house. Tho most injured vss .
small son. severely, who msy de. Mr-
A. Davis had her kitchen blown down and the
eide Of her residence blown IN. she was slek
IN hed. AMI child Wa badly hurt The b@rnz
n fosnsvr harley. o~cvv- Smith. =. Garry sed
r. Hiudnbakcr wsrr eli blown down end Do
molished and stock much injured. nesi \
Sons new min wns partly dcmoIishcd. In the
laet eli the uindows and all thr frames vers
smashed 10 splIutcfr
Yarns and towns In Crawford Cpuniy wrrr
visited n much iefrr hour. whom hpu<es.
tarn<. fences. trees and xrsu were laid I3u In
III directions. with Peter Cpwfvrd and Jsmes
Arrs.sfnith reported dnrd and thcir families
injured By beinz blown away.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-15
|FnsONAL AND POLITICAL.

Pns0NAL AND POLITICAL.
hzaDExr ARTHUR has been hon.
uhl ihe degree Of LII. d. by Unior
fxss ~ res
klAboD GOODWIN, New Hanp.
u frs war Governor, died on the
nA.
% Pcpo says the position Of the
~ h Italy Is becoming worse thar
IL charges The government with bad
hfsfslng exequaturs 10 twenty Bish'
\ bed nominated.
n trustees Of Williams College have
b Professor Hewitt, OF Chicago. The
Z sneIsnt languages, and voted Il
" with the Garfield memorial fund
su CowLEs, Of Cleveland, ha,
~ ! libel suit for SIS, 200 sgains,
ollncur, on account Of a letter re-
~ " Invalid daughter Of the editor
;. 4. WESTON died at Green
T., July ., At the age Of ioi year.
lnaulhs.
, G'eenback- Labor party Of Con
= ssmInaied A. r. Tanner, Of New
lr Governor, and II. G. Baker, o.
~ ier I.Iesenant- -Goyernor.
Z SHkRnAx, Of Des Moines, Iowa,
u The General and Senator, wa
sHFsd BY the fall Of : ladder tho 9th
1stn Commission met at The
-sse IN Washington on tho 0ih.
-. tho President, read an address
= The larrcness and importance oI
aihs commission, and lmprcssins
H.ben the view that it IL theil
mis- the laws and create q reason.
but not 10 make any radica
1hile system.
1'oa SAUNDERS, Of Nebraska,
s'a'y Teller have recently been dis.
- question Of Indian schools and
There is a measure now pend.
~ senaior saunders Il the father
~ ths erection Of . school b,sild.
AAie similar 10 the one al Car
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-15

Smuggling on . large scale i ssid
20 be going on Il Quebec Il 4 charged
that . large quantity of spirits ~ sue
cc-sfully landed nom . ship q ore q
the wharves near The Custom H0use
few nighss since, and concealed h {
building IN lower town
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-15

-GeorRe Allen. . machInist ID ~
employ of The South 3 North Alabama
Railroad. ~ Birmingham. Ala. died
recently from the effects ol ehloruform.
The deceased had ben suffering great
" from toothschs for some time An
Intellectual attempt was Fnsde 70 extract
the tooth. The dentist was opposed
10 the administration of chlorpicrm. and
refused 10 take The responsibility. Two
prominent physicians were called IN,
and the ehIoroform was administered
BY them. Every prccausion was saksa'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-15

Never hold your wife On your lap
1uring : thunderstorm. " y0u vals1e
your He. A GOOD husband IN Dntota
vko ealmed NJ wifs's lean IN skas man.
- - o1her night - etFuck y light
nInG - Ins1as1ly Killed.. vhI|e lhe
voGlnn erop<d s1Fisus InIury. he
s1nGlole k116and M bsFea(lsF - -
Is xilss 40 taef.<f-}gafaal
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-15

"A handy new garment for travel IN
sleeping cars Is . very thin but all en-
veloping cloak. buitoning up frum chin
10 toes. When ready 70 retirc for the
night The woman puts II on. and then
undrssees under II safe from those pry-
ing sye> which abound in sleeping ears.
and which curtains cannot cfcctusIly
shut cut She uses Il for . nightgown.
too. and IN the morning dresses hefs<lI
safely beneath Its kindly foldA = CAieago
keus.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-15

4 fseflh N fHly tssrfsise seslaset ~
ife fshla fhe steamer aeintn saHh ~
t8lllstHn win tHattsf naai Ofef
fifff fefsaus flfaensa