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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

.E 'IOll ana aiiar the At
, ,rAr "a 1883, TIE public markets
a. It Wlruiugton shall be- lC.
.'.' '"' '''@b.lsavn on Klup street,
..,l. ..'r1 md Fourth street,
, .'''. "4 Kr'S street and The
.l "L MNdison street, shalI
.,.r. .,l.rr.',A0'us'veIy by tanners and
l,s'jJ wet, N" fruits, vegetables,
n".' ',' meats raised unon tGa lands
p p" 4, '"tY are 81" owner, or rent.
..,,.S, Ia med on the shares, The
.,.,. ''', I market Tor farmers and
..'. ata,I ,t rInm~n,o At the north.
a.,, NJ o' H'c9nd street and extend
Nm NY o.. I" the southorly pde q
,t.i W. S.Fge" The Madlson strA,
tle -, oE !, II commeuce at the norther
ctsrIT"i ct W. Second street and exten,
Il, 10 the southerly lids of sixtl T
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11
Tie Grfsu RIi.

In Bostou. md May osAzf Nsw n.
gland cite. oae q tie ehsnrh b~Is 4
always rung ., aine e'eipck r. th~ ssen.
ing. II q . city r-Euikttz. asd n.
custom has prsnlkd fra ax1y Fz-sa-
times u wa hr0sxAi otsr fruzz "A.
old countv. and sti1 nzszss T. fs-s
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II is cnrous hat = eussan ~-a
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nal. therefore. II sassa Assanas ~
lection. should - msnsaes4 Ia !
Old sad Nsu Enxi.aA uEaa -
Conqueror en.cfed ; AZ. tAaf $3.50
er sunset n The rfzznr q "a ~
lights should - erfinri&sA a. 81.
pat out and H. Peogs rsirs ~ r.za
The Law va pxsz<d sp=zsns s~sn
ing meetings snseg a. &rpzs. y
which conspir.css mxts ~ fs<n~s
sgsins, the ery-n Hrn k.s e<sss
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

A few year. aro Il WA tho fashion
anon n certain CLIQUE of politicians.
whose utterauces were echoed by n por.
tIon Of the prcss, tocIamor for tho reinoy.
aloftho Capitol from Washington 10 some
representative Western city near 10 tho
geographical center of the country. Tho
tonic seemed 10 prove A seven DAYS won
der. however. and Was soon forgotten In
the rush and requirements ofthe Nations
urgent business. Now whether the Capt.
toi will aver he removed or not IL not near
50 Interesting n question 10 some people
as whether rheumatism can or will be re-
moved from their bodies, The subject
of the removal Of this disease from the
system has very successfully interested
myriads Of people, and from the extend.
ed expressions conveyed by the almost
innumerable statements received from
representatives ofeyery class of the com.
munity. W. append the following brief So
lection.-premislng for the benefit Of the
reader that the disease referred 10 Il
rheumatism or NEURALGIA and the remedy
Is that Grand old pain panacea-St.
Jacobs Oii.--The RI Rev. Bishop GIL.
mour, Cleveland. Ohio: Excellent for
Rheumatism and kindred diseases. II has
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11
Wicked Elephants.

Look ont, ole man. he's rwine 70
paw yerT' The male clcphan, Tip was
being put through his daily instruction
Yesterday 81 Forcpaugh's winter quar-.
ters. lchigh avenue and Eigemoni
street. when Eph. Thompson. the col.
ord keeper, cnetout TO George Smith.
4 white man. who was assisting in the
tedious task Of teaching the huge ani.
NAL TO waltz A binding snow storm
without. and a cold. dreary atmosphere
within had evidently affected Tips tenn
per. which Is non of the kindcst. even
under the most favorable circumstances
The warning anne too late. With a pc.
culiar cry of rage. the elephant lifted
his trunk aud numbered forward towanl
the assistant who sought 10 Zee. but be-.
fore he could move a dozen steps Tip
had pressed him against 4 wooden post.
aud by sheer weight fractured his
shoulder hlsde. In an instant the col.
orcd keeper had seized an iron gpad aud
began prodding the cnnged animal in
the iendercst part Of the flank. which
gave Smith An opportunity 10 crawl
away on his hands and knees out Of
reach Of the enormous foot lifted rady
10 crush him.
1T was jcs' nip and tuck with him.
! a tell You what" said the keeper
last night, while relating the incident 10
a Press reporter. III them sir five toes
KEN down on George, good-hy Liza
Jane Yes, STREE. when an elephant
gets his mad up it's time totakc \ walk.
Some Of 'cm ac good.naturcd enough,
but mos all gifts 'omary' once IN q
while. Tip has n powerful bad temper.
cause he's new never been broken yet.
aud lisa dangerous job to larn an old
elephant new tricks.
There are twenty-one elephants
here" continued Eph. "clcvcn females
and ten males; out Of the whole lot
there may be two, OF. perhaps. three.
with good dispositions; the rust can't be
trusted for a single instant This one,
Tip, which nearly caused the death Of
young Smith, will allow no one To ap-
preach him but Adam furepaugh. Jr,
aud myself; he Is always Watching for a
chance 10 get a smack At somebody with
that trunk IT his. and God help them II
thcy cver fall near his feet Talk about
training an elephant with kind words;
IT'S all bosh; the kindest treatment | be-.
iicve in Isl good sharp-polntcd guad and
stccl-lashcd whip. Elephants arr too
cute 10 stand petting. Rocks Is another
bad one; he has as much sense ~ a man
and a sling that trunk around like 4
prisc-iightcr does his fists; Romeo aud
Mongo. fcmalcs-I dunno how they
come to call her Romeo-ae another
bad pair, though they've been In the
show business for years. Basso and
Jennie nv about the only elephants in
the hcrl tina, don't show any temper,
but there's no knowing when they'll get
mad and raise old Harry. Eve seen ho.
meo refuse to bulge an inch until the
blood STRAINED down her side. and thea
didn't she want 10 roll on somebody bad
Well. whenever yoa see the day thai ele
plants can be hroagh, up 10 do tricks
Siihou, the whip and the guad. then iheJ
viii Be horn witkouf either trunks Q;
tail&"-agsddpAia Prcn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

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Sstkrt tinh r%crcnilf Tie Prince " Wales
fsii IL hecominH 4 member ~ your club !
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mehi i can zee afauni aud before me- nany
rentlrmsn whnm ! have bal the advantage 81
Knowing some IN distant paftt 0f the Empire,
vhls others there arc who have made me both
lAufh ami en-. I'm well aWarc that your club
consists Of gentlemen connected With lltera-
lure. With at, with journalism, and With tho
drama aud ! can easily understand how you
must enlot these cornwall meetings after the
long and ariuous duties u your respective
caiilngs Gentlemen, ! am given 10 under
stand that your qualifications are that yuu
must helung 10 literature or art, and also that
you must be good fellows. feel that ] can
hardly aspire 20 the drt qualification In order
10 he a competent member, but II you will al
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11
The KIndne., Of Nature.

Mature Intended that the art Of healing, tho
sustaining " animal life. the enjoyment II
perfect health. andth roadto longevity should
be searched Tor principally among the herbs
and vegetables ~ earth, and not oneln a thou
tand who seeks TO be relieved by the use Of
mineral poisons viii hnd the panacea hoped
Tor Then away with mercurial medicines
let Nature be assisted by naturcl Inyigoratt
the slsiem and improve the animal economy
Of nutrition and assimilation, by using such
vel known and tired, harmless yet effective
vegetable tones az Yellow Dock, sarsaparilla,
Iunp,r, Celery, Calissya Bark, etc, all oil
which enter into the composition Of DR. Guy
tott's ! elbow Dock and s~itsaparilla. II you
are weak, nervous and debilitated, or suffer
from dyspepsia, weak kidneys, Impure blood,
ETC., g will do YOU more permanent good than
Any other remedy known.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

Mas Lucy 7. COLEMAN, of Hamilton, o.,
writes: For many years ! suffered from q
complication ~ diseases. Dyspepsia, impure
blood, and irregularities were my greatest
troubles. was also very nervous, and at
times my heart achel most severely. | often
suffered from heartburn, bclching. nausea, etc,
after meals. ] was advised by my nelghbor,
Mrs Lnnymorc, IN try Dr. Guysott's Yellow
Dock anh ~Sarsaparilla. Having tried 40 many
things, ! did ~ with very little faith. was
highly pleased TO find 1t Iu.t the medicine |
needed. II surely must contain some secfs,
ingredients, for ! can not believe hat simply
such a remarkable change as Il did In my case.
That qucer sensation Of bearing down and
pain In the loins never troubles Ine any moro
az all
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

That this crop : neglected j. evident
from the fact that beans sold in this mar
ketlast week for ~ IS per busheL Afew
years ago the price Of beans was about
the same as thai Of wheat. and still farm.
~ found u profitable TO raise them.
They raised them in many eases on land
that would not produce paving crops Of
corn Or any kind Of small grain. They
found the crop an economical n to
raise. for the reason that the planting.
cultitating and harvesting could be done
NJ times when them was no pressing
work to be performed. No costly ma
chinery was required for c~ulliyating
them. and no expense was incurred In
thrashing them and preparing them for
the market. During the past year. al
most for the hrst time In the history Of
the country. beans have been imported
in quite large quantities from Europe.
There is no State or Territory In which
field beans can not bc raised Ia adyan-
tage. They come as near being a surc
crop rs any tina, the farmer attempts
10 raise. Tho plants ara not generally
liable Ia attacks Of insects and are not
destroyed by the wind. The crop ma.
turcs quickly and Is therefore less liable
TO be damaged than many others.
Ground can be prepared for n crop Of
beans after the small grains arr sown.
The time for harvesting them ocvun be.
tween that Of grain aud potatoes and
corn. They can he thrashcd on \ barn
floor with a hand fail any time In the
latter part of the fall or winter. They
al be winnowed by pouring them
against the wind that passes through
the barn doors. The CROP Is n profitable
n fOr all farmers. and i specially
adapted To those of small means who's mr.,
not prepared TO purchase expensive
farm implements. Few kinds Of ycgc.
table food arr ~ nutritious as beans. In
all countries where much attention |,
gi,c< ECONOMY IN food beans are eS.
%s .Sa,e SqIlh tho bit,crs. fhpfl
Nh than all the med
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

~ THINK said Mrs, Darlington, getting
mp from the breakfast. table, II will take 4
tower or 70 on a discussion. The bill says, II
collect rightly, that q party Is n go to a yery
plural spot, and TO mistake Of a very cold en(.
lection. | hope II won't be as enid As ours
was for the poor last Sunday. Why, there
wasn't efficient 10 buy a foot fjr a rcstitute
widler" And the old lady put on her sash
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11
nrh.nIdden and cnr.a-

W. T. Hrssrfs, Of Emporia, Kan, says that
bis wiic had been sick nearly seven years. and
Tor the last four months bed. ridden. She ha.
been treaiei by a number " physicians and
only. grew worse. Her attcntlon was called %
Dr. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery and
"fatOHte Prescription, ~ which she c)mmenced
using. In one week sh. could sit up, and Ia
three weeks could walk about. BY druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

Wfssf e. me- Nv igft stirf n NJ Tia''
msHtiah ~ lhs eufs n Ne HeufRe Drake N
rith street. indianapolis mi, Of = severe
osss n ester rheumaiiim, BY the use u s.
Jacobs un Ciariasah Tagufsr
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

" steers. poor COWS. and
scrub stock generally. are very plenty
and very cheap. hogs Of 81 kinds and
fai cattle ARE scare and h~igh-piced.
and another kind Il stock Is more
scarce still. and that Il working horse.
aud mules For the last ihrre % four
years ther has been . lzrx~ demand
Tor heres Ani mules from The he<, TO
the Pssrcst and lasz summer !; had in
creased W much that the kss Of "A eve.
= cure o. Asfarin. uoah Dot prssen, a
ale. ard unsand Plnr snld last fall
for ne.ry - mseA "a sound common
stprk ten yssr ~. Bot this winter
~ pro- kzs b>sa incrrA-d BY the
kems dsrnxsd fox male teams II NJ; 10
ruiarzse rrsxsiy isereksei scrszze. II
kar - . ~ sork better. and Il looks
ss~ . 4 n< "a Any prsce IL grcen-
tNfts ~ r&pSear IN Eold N The
ea1~~ - - sasa. Already good.
hssy nsts - ksr-s esnaos - had
= Kiss A. sAnaxa ~ - fair pdce<
Dtsa ar bszax wbstutsi By those
shs a<s 49, k~rAs a rusxh steers;
Nrf as ntf s4srt n m direction
q sagzA ssses q - for
Ar~= So ira sswL-Fraoe Former.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

YouNo, middle aged, OF old men, suffering
fIom nervous debility OF kindred affections,
should ad rrss, with two stamps, for large
treatise, WgRtn'a plsrtssARr MEDICAL As
ISOLATION, Buffalo, n, Y.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

"wnAr to eat and how to cook ~ Is the
name Ola book recently published. "What
10 cat and where to get IT. would meet with
q livelier sale among the laboring classes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

r. V. PiERcE, NJ d., Buffalo, n. Y, Dnfr
Sir My wife has been taking your Golden
Medical Discovery and "pcllets'i for her liver
an general debility, an has found them TO be
gnsd medicines aud would recommend them TO
oil sufferers ITO n Liver Complaint Sour stom.
aeh and General DEBILITY. Yours fraternally,
N. D. HARMON, Pastor N. Y. Church, Elsah, III.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

kas asss lee "a n ioesi.s humanity ahi
fffh no mHfHurat ft fH hii ifn Nv ~
qnHB no called be- ahtf' mo ~ ascent
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

WHt arr sseis, whom spsn, ilke gate posts,
Because they are planted In the earth 70 prop
agate.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

= W. ran swallow T. y Ranfm Butter fulof
| snd ma effect Nii MT b. different Than ffufh
ssilhf sslHs q%nanlify N hlilet
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

h.coS ssysi "ReliIng makes a full man.
Tlat must 10 the Reading In Pennsylvania
where the brewery Is locatrd-M q. Pieayans.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

lsfaf n smqHd byes ~ family zee hafs
M aquaia Al ~ pIp4iaf eJIIFf hfH eteilf
4 "a, All ~ issl ahf bstniifai Only n
cents 4 pafhNges
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11
IemosIng The fapItol.

Tvs man viih tho broadcast emile IA he who
uses Frazer Afle tftase Thla Il honest
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

-fEsnnw sna ~ r~<r~rssd by merely
nshsx a.ss fsT - : mixture
q fss ssanzh a -. . pounf and Z
Asf q krn~a aprzw. snf four - d
nlfe~z<r. sd kr<pznx tk<m nth ths
1sa So Rsu1 BH no<hinx 4
fzasus4 y az <v =s<sksd. co ths co...
sr.v - $50 = f<zf>~1a IN IL juices
a< : as1s ~ IT - lard vhea
ssrss4-N r r=1
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

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Ifsfs Hssd FisHs fafa ~ teAs#mpflsH Nv
NJ ffmiif M leH fesfs. aHj faHf h1fhiHa
better a > cough femedf A. HtAsHg
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11
General Debility and liver com,,.,,,.

BIZ contracting a disease you help 10 spread
H. Queer, isn't iti-Nsr Hirss PaLladiam.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11
Guilty Of Wrong.

Some people have a fashion Of confusing
excellent remedies with the large mass q
patent Incidence aud In this they are
guilty OF a wrong. There arc some advertised
remedies fully worth all that Il asked for them,
aud one ~ least We know of-liop Bltters.
The writer has hal occasion 10 use the Bitters
IN just such acllmate ~ We have most ~ the
year IN Bay City, aud has always found them
- he hrst-elass and reliable, doing all that 10
claimed for m.-TribuAe.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-11

Far says he was born on the last day Of tho
year, aud eongritnlatcs himself that he was
born At all. 'for u Il nd been the next day
what would have become OF me f'i-Qul.
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although dare say you think l am not. I'm
armed. Just throw up your hands"
Charlwood covered him with his pistol as he
spoke, and Pearce submissively threw up his
arms. Charlwood felt him all over, and made
certain that he had no knife or pistol about him.
"Now then," he said, your business. Quick,
for have mine to attend to also"
Nobody can hear us ?" asked Pearce.
"Not soul" answered the lieutenant
"Up to now" said Pearce, you've looked upon
me as your enemy. I'm now going to be your
friend You love Dolly Van der Meulen."
"Well, what is that to you if | do?" asked
the lieutenant impatiently.
"Well, this is what it is to you. She Is
promised to me by her father, in return for a
signal service l have done him. You cannot
prevent our marriage"
"Oh yes, | can," said Charlwood.
"No, you can't" pursued Pearce "At word
from Van der Meulen, Mr.. Carey will marry us
on any day at any moment"
"a nice crew you are" remarked the lieutenant,
" all in the same boat"
eyes," replied Pearce, we're all tarred pretty
well with the same brush. Anyhow, I'll give
her up to you; and not only that, will deliver
up the murderer Of Lieutenant Porter, if you
will undertake to pay to me the Government re-
ward of five hundred pounds"
Charlwood was astonished. "What guarantee
have | that the man you deliver up is the real
murderer" he asked.
"You will see," answered Pearce. 81 am the
only man in Tregannion who saw the murder
committed Look here, do you know this?"
And he took letter from his pocket which
he handed to Charlwood. 1t was one which he
himself had written to his old shipmate shortly
before the tragedy.
Furthermore, have document at home" +"
continued Pearce, binding me to eternal secrecy
at price, in the writing Of the murderer"
The lieutenant strobe up and down the room.
At length he sat down, and began to write. "The
bearer of the present, Daniel Pearce-"
AS he finished the second name a bullet
crashed through the window, and Dan Pearce
fell pierced to the heart Before the lieutenant
had time to recover from the sudden shock,
another flew past his head and buried itself in
the wall. He ran to the door, and burst it open.
Two or three preventive men, alarmed by the
sound of firing, came hurrying up. All else
was dark and silent as the grave.
ITO be continued.