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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-11

.,or Hoar is said to be nearly mad
lsh to resign.
,sr Wilde will next descend upon
| lila. Have the natives been
-ncd:
i. 10 vote on a prOhibitory
| rIment to her Constitution on the
otJme.
| Belle, the New York eorrespon-
- the Cincinnati Enquirer, is a
| in the Jersey City schools.
| D., Mccullough, Lawrence Barrett
Navy anderson have consented to
NV, in the forthcoming Dramatic
[Nal in cincinnati.
-nrrrme Court OF Kentucky has
| f.J that the testimony Of an atheist
| stand upon an equal footing with
| Of other witnesses.
entrrpriSing patent medicine man
| East offers a reward for the dis
- If other comets. He probably
-, pa,ting them all over with adj
,ements.
| undostani Opera Company is the
| novelty out in the musical way.
| bs, been engaged to visit England
!, season, and will no doubt soon aE-
[r,-is find its way to our shores.
Neil DeunisOn, elder son of eX-
I,s-ror Dennison, of Columbus, went
| Ic,Iorado several days ago, and is
1 I.,sr;ou,ly missing. His friends are
{,smrIv anxious about him.
sf,vor Harrison, of Chicago, has We
4 ,nr Brush electric light ordinance,
1 hc principal ground that the
4 ING oithr wires on poles would be
.,snt source OF danger. Ihe Mayor
/ that the wires be buried.
D. r. Henderson, who headed
1 iowa delegation in the Chicago
4 ,.r,ion. i II be secretary Of the Re
gr congressional Committee. He
! ..oaJ Mcpherson, Of Pennsylva-
/ .. rrr satisfaction of Don Cameron.
Bi1,ry committee Of the lower
i m Of the Massachusetts LegiSla-
made no halfway work Of it.
/ Kr,\onrrated everybody, and stood
/ y 90 recommend each and all of the
.,l for sunday School superinten-
And the Bay State is the hOt-bed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-11

Ir,ror Harrison, of Chicago, has We
,nr Brush electric light ordinance,
r.c principal ground that the
4 .rraithr wires on poles would be
4 amt source of danger. The Mayor
4 ,rar the wires be buried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-11

Neil DennisOn, elder son of ex-
Irs-nor DenniSon, of Columbus, went
Ic,,orado several days ago, and is
| ..y;ou,lv missing. His friends are
4 ,.,y anxious about him.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

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assgsnbie salAds n hssi fuei. eeif
esRaiabIa pofaf0rs sHd lflEHAe. ere ~.
mifHlfs Inventions. and The eafeiH
hm4ae elfe tan flAe early N lha hiaFH
ing aae ~ n that she has 4 f8aHd ~
eoId eofned heel, plenty n bread, and \
lanehem nnka made and put sway N
tbe pantry ~ lee chest. and cha heei
not faaf The ophemmal e9uk, vf tho
coming ely guest diieago journal
Ono N iva aldea ~ salt pork
eooksd with q voal pott,fa give 4 fieii
ness b. The gravy that butiY. dpes not
uivr, Unless ~ much II uadd that the
dlsh seens pfeasy There viii not be-
a distinctive pofk navor, but MI lnde.
sefibabIe and agreeable taste vii ba
Impaired. There afe many other dishes
wllcb are improved by tho ~siua means.
and II u q good plan 10 keep. . piece ol
salt pork IN Tho house. ~ YAad
In tho be.t applesgrowing regions
u Weston New York vol managed
annie orchards decline NJ about sixty
ychrN of hgb sodnc live longer, am
many not 20 long. Az 4 meeting Of ths
Illinois horticultural Society A. Hryanl
placed the average ago In that State q
twunfy years and Mr. Nelson nj llfte9
years. Others knewp f some orchard
much older. Trees grow rapidly III u
linois, and IL wis generally admitte'
that it's bettorto cut them down .
twenty. and plant on new ground
y Herald. az i4I .bfuf
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02


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haze ma studied lhe nature n III
pIsals ihef esilfaie slhsi ihey seif1H
tdyf sister enough They ekief often
segakb, Asnallmq loo 0ilfn bit siipef
helaiIg n h dssratd n The tfst
seH, and scarcely fenrhea Tse fhuts ht
mIL lat NJ illustrate N THE saYl Tie
y alaf IN a pond that y n loot dyeIl
has thu aahin number NJ snpefie lal feet
fof etamrnI lDn, A. Tho pUnd fur ~
mara feet deep No n II With super.
helal watering The Inch ~ Two u
surface ind Stoned n soon dried ent'
the tbtas having received almost ~
good from the Watering
In tho casa ~ continual superficial
waterlnge the disability 10 The tree /
intensified, The roots extend nearer AMI
nearer the sufiheo rather than down
ward. The autumn finds The tfea viii
hif IT. roots ncnr tho s%irfnet MD W.
nrsi .ansen, II a dry one. often tifls
outright In h,ct tho aecond seasnn |
considered 10 In The most c~fiticeliisH W.
life of n recently planted tree II II II
deficient In rain Hence thu planter Q
ornamental trees and shrubs will so
The necessity Of careful watching q
planted trees, especially such ma hati
not made fair afgrowlh, for accordip y
10 the amount OF leaf growth 50 viii u
the root, for II Is well known that thei'
Is no root growth until tho lcayq
expand and, hence, agtp, the reasol
why m evergreen may be plantcdHt MI
s%easnn, and ior the reason that IN
leaves are always more or less active
In haet dccianous trees may DC mos
sucscssfplht pinntcd whom if lad II onl
the leavei 10 kept from Wiling. >
also Il is well known that a tree vii
plenty uf top will make roots Taste
than q tree cut nearly or quite to a bar
pole
Science then. IN tree planting. Is {
see first that they suffer Il
want OF mo. sture at the roots; and so
} ond. that the roofs be induced 10 sirlh
! deep as quickly as possible -fFafr
fdFHter. 4ruf'Ta F9r ifn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

IL i surprising how everybody PUSHES
II . ssinsing peTson snd strives TO raise
him up. and especially 70 keep bis head
erect There must be an Instructive
apprehension tbsf n = rencn s~ised
with sfaintihg 90 Other a fail inhp The
reeambent position death Il morn nm
minent must have driven a mile 10
day shlle = lady fslnting was held up
right I found her pnlsclss<. white.
and ~apparcaty dying. and 4 beuevs
that II I had delayed ten minutes
longer she would really have died. !
laid hsr head down On q lover level
than hcr body. and Immediately color
returned 10 her lips and cheeks. and she
became conscious To the excited
group Of f1ends A said; Always r.
member iks f~sat-nan5slyi faintinR i
caused BY = want Of blood In ths brsinl
the hsarf crases To act with s1oulenl
|fpene 10 send The ussaI m
Of blood 20 kths bs14 mi
h<czu-e the function Of Ne bsail
ceases Restore the blcedHto the hnif
and Instantly the person recpyeH
though he bIood ls propsl1eI ~ Al rt
Of The body By tkA action q The heers
yet Il 4 stlll pnder he lplnUcacf.ta.
laws Of frkvitstion. II the eEpct Roas
ton The bleoi ascsnds e 80
against grnvila1ms0f M =
The brain u .diminiahels Q(1t1fe'
win TIA reehnbeok npeet
p-slsasiss bsIae-eqon- 80 y
pl.s ses.s1s ss1Iss - =, = =
70 rp1rive hooA MIL. A BE
soss. III. d 11.m3 =
heart blood ~ ~ 1
the nefs lness q Inyv -.
ing. in sullciqo1
scie<ns>mL fnkGo1s
hsx u mkasas - lsL9lln9 ~<<7EI4 e
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

Often a doctor viii sayt "wsil nos 4 yeu
will only hsse faith N ny u~estH.fnt "
ears yoh." stan and nonssnssl The Idea y
sbsufi, and yet IA ia Q hsed notIup With uuai!r,
esp~uiklly those ~ The qnaek fraternity wh9
Iflsbten The Soung int1 The ass n thelt mt
trims And then ereuse their failure 70 ~ ,
from q vast Of faith. on The part ott.ef
victim. 1he inyahtof 81 ID, Hiiysotts ytifN.
dock and t~AfaapanIls, an Did and esteenicl
physIclan, used 70 take especial delight -
pefsusdiag those who had no faith n his pte.
falik' IL effect asa blood purifier and trio
strengthened " the liver Kidneys and nervous
systsin IL most wonderful aud IL proven p
every instance where uscd. Tie proprietofs
Offer . thousand dollsrs rerMd for Any case
81 impufe blood, weakness, VI sheaith, avs
pepsia, indignation, nervous debility, urlnaIy
female ailmcnt that this rcmsdy does nq'
| b<nent,-Gaffffs,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

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yeH NJ tmsa spsld flesh ~ gouf Msf'
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80 I'M xhlah ih~y bal saltads AIfFe leen
seating u ~ YOU III *aah rsst foiN
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

N.H. Wa.Mt--~~ 4|aM 1877 4Akt
Weeds always take advantage Of the
necessities OF the otstructions OF The
farmer This has been a prolific year
for weeds. No diversity OF weather
impedes their prosperity. II Is never
too vet too dry. too hot or too cold for
weeds But IN wet seasons, owning p
the inability Of the farmer TO check
them in their incipient stage. 1t seems
a. n such weather was their peculiar
element for Posprriy, The fsrpef:
hoaeysr. hasa tas; hefoge htn pbs. =
Be does not propose TO be a slave 70
weed, for some years TO come. There
shn immense erop Of weed seeds ma.
tufing. foxtal grass, ccrklss burs.
spanish needles. burdocks &c. are
producing thor residential crop. Away
baA a. cary ~ lAlexander IL. Of
scotland, 4 man who let weeds 60 %
seed on a farm was declared TO be TIN
Kings enemy. 10 Denmark farmers
sre compelled 10 destroy all weeds on
then oremises In France a man may
Prosecute his neizhbors for damages,
who permis weeds TO 90 to seed which
may enliange' neigh5oring lands.
Blu, that man who allows a crop Of
noxious weeds to r7en on his farm has
punishment enough. without any
statutory penalties 1nd. vet soms
farmers arc as impe-ylous az i
rhinoceros TO nny penalties = punish
meut Of this kind. As lows grow,
older the number OF noxious wcth1 ar,
, increasing on the farms otravles sfa
! slorenly owners The original weed
on the prairie. except the Wild morning
glory tarvensis) are easily eradicaied
but the horde which come in wit
civilization always come TO stay. an
will require for al time TO come eterna
vigilance On the part Of farmers.
Bot this fall farmers have . herculea
} task before them. Last year was wei
and weeds grew apace and planted
crop. This year the wet WINS mot
than duplicated. aud weeds are ram
> PANT They must be subdued. The
or the farmer will be hing. And u
fight mus be energetic. Preserving an
. complete this fall II viii pay 10 en-
. psoy extra help 10 slay weeds. befoI
ihey perfect seed. a. we travel oss
the State Il is plain that yea:y n
esckls bur l. gaming hesdway. Tweni
. ye.rs ago Il was soareiy seen In n
State. Now Il Il In all parts OF OF
= tsrrtsy. Cattle carry its buis in the
hair Streams are bearing them slon
Their channels Carelexsness In stool
ing all IL farms II Is stealing J
= march on every slovcnly farmer. An
: fhis year IL viii make n giant stride Il
supremacy. And o Is the time
: check before the bus npen on N
nesness Of al weeds = I0ra Sta
7 R<eta<r.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

ALApY had In her employ an excellent Eifl
who had ono fault. Her face was always In "a
smudge. Mrs - tried 70 Tell her 10 wash
her face without offending her, and al last re-
sorted 10 strategy. /" DO you know, Brijgetl'
she sald1n a confidential mauner, "that II
you wash the face every day ia hot sdapy
water II will make you beautifulini "'Wnl
III" answered the Willy Bridget "surc It's q
wonder yc niyer tvied II, ma'amp ~ vnsH
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

s,s"Tnnblss ofidn cohs nom whence We
least expect them.n Yet we may often pre-
vent or counterfeit them By prompt aud III.
tsiligsnt action. Thousands Of persons sre
constantly troubled with q combination OIL
diseases. Diseased kidneys and costive bowels
Kidncy-Wort acts on these organs at the SAME
time, causing them 70 THROW of the poisonl
that have clogged them, and so renewing tho
whole system. 81
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

c.a-. a.-- 90, N. hnIldino !
A. n -
- - - Mn a.w IL. NJ
,s,,n, n. rsoa as" n lhs oI9
"a pu,,ing ~ IN
l.sh'esaea .ay. one Ing o'.'
IA this way the fowls are I'd % a,semps
c,o,sJ.d -
&c. ~, M weakel cne. sas S,o ~ .a.;s
T. &c climb i'm 7 up Ss' oily siys . repeat sys s DE s.ns
perioffhansc. un'h 80 a -.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

There Is perhaps no tonic offered tothe peo-
pie that possesses as much rcsl intrinsic value
as the Hop biitvrs. just at this season 81 the
or the blood pacds purifying, tho cheapestand
Best remedy "a Hop Bitters. An ounce ~ pre-
sontion 10 worth a pound OF cure; don't @aft
until you arc prostrated by a d%iseasethat may
take months Tor YOU to recover in.-Boston
DIahs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

msy be taken al liver aud bilious disorders
With DR.. r. v. Pierce's Pleasant Purgatiyo
Pellets" Mild yet certain In operation; aud
here Ia none OF the reaction consequent upon
sr,,2g severe and drastic ~eathartlcs. BY
"'..kh-ts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

The voLrNc BELT Co., Marshall, Mlch,, viii
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro ydtaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men young or oldl who are az
nicted with nervous debility, lost vitality and
Address as above. N. R--Nor risk 10 incurred,
= thirty days trialis allowed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

YouSo men or middle aged ones, suffering
from nervous debility and kindred weaknesses
should send three stamps for Part VII. Of
Worlds Dispcnsary Dime Series OF book.
Address wonLp's DlsPESsARr MEDICAL Az
foorArIos, Buffalo, N. Y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02
! Poor Time 20 Commence.

Mt. .... -, .a,i,.. ,for arr |
Iriino nops Wy INV scnn's ~
!, put oun ~ w ,v " XVI ap,ra,
.. ene County. "i.n wi. ...
COMES .ne ropor. eha. WY lhshy a,a-
ers IN sne Sof'ne,n 3.a.vs, Vn sau ~
sloPe, anu IN enaaa mo p,ora
Engage IN mop cuiture On yeay en.ea
slVe scale. Auehuy nnlu'nle a ~. Inv,
py corresponuen,s ~ r,ga,u haa.
son Ior nop7 "nu w" apa a,aa,.
sytlpg OUT anu leul.sh,hn8 w punas
mere great pelnanu ior hop n.ya.
y ana many growers aIe ae.e,vn,s
orders ior Plap.syI VOW, puaore m n,
resolve 70 commence op-gromin Wv" NY
WOULD 40 wen 10 asccrualn WY w
puecoi Oh lhe i~nsrcoIon's ~ w
happens ppoe 80 h'gn " Picsonr DiIoy
,n'cd nofs " mgner now
IVY ~ ~. eo'ua ssSao
INV sps .ru,,n,a d,h oo ~, 40 ,hrv
uoa.u aa ." ~ "an,nh aor nrn{-
.o. =, III ~ ~, ~ n,otinr
ueso So,in. "a NH maro
.,an roars $50 fons now worth
EN- w. - ryps %sa,,,nn a,
NY eGns. pet po" ~an, IT. onon Vac
49, ~ MEN d;snosea ~ \, ,heso
we,e aware 81 4 and
la.. nv ..han - hasan,a
saou maI -, ~ ~ has,anss
discouraged and 70 out otsthe business.
Many did become discouraged and DO,
voted their fields and drying houses 70
other purposes. Some lost their farms
which they had mgtgaged to raise
money TO procure plants, cultivate tll
they were old enough to produce paying
crops. and to erect buildings for drying
purposes. During the past few years
but very few new fields have been
planted TO hops. Quite recently unfa'
yorsble seasons and insects enemies
have reduced the product, and at length
the time was reached when the supply
was somewhat small and good prices
were realized ea' +
The present Is not n favorable. but,
on the other hand, q very unfavorAble,
one TO commence hop culture in anew
district. Farmers in districts where III,
~pp has long been cultivated will nov
CIV more attention TO H. and will have
nftcua chance for success than per
SOM wai no have to experiment with
IN untrieu SCI and climate. and VIII,
10y m expet-nce In planting ant
c~ultiyating a VIM aud'in curing ant
marketing prodrs The prospec
Is ina the marke. VIII b oversteckes
with hops belere three year. All IN,
old nelds wln 90 kept up ane nan,
new ones VIII o started. inese u =
ways a disposition 70 engage IN any &c
partment o agriculture WA. y'eius e
! the vnle large returns. iaImer WI
. sees ms ne'gnpor reee,sg 80 Per ~ ss y
. Q crop WINE nc recc''ss W. ~ :
! ms, WIZ DC nke'y 70 turn ms al'enup
. 70 inc ~iofine'' rug 'efueaeo "
!. oc INA. inc ms'se, VIII ~ o.e.saPP,,
anu prices iA -,
nxcIy 70 De ulv.'s ~ s .op r.
I aucea : . 'cs me aeIe ony
limited asniN,l orais" sPeo'ne Y"
poses nls.or{ " p1'oineoln
!, mncn nhe Una, OF UPS ,espess
! great hucuanons IN prisss ~
!. " .uins n mo-. p,pu a'a Ia
, prontauie crop IN y ~.
! nnss nAse oeea maao IN Ia'.,as ~.
hops = oroom-coin. y = NV 9s ~.
hann' ~ Is rue .nl many na'hinss I'M
ruined ,hcm,e,vrsn oy engal
ing IN me euit'auon o.. e1.n :, uns n
There ~ always more risk a,'snu,hg "
} raising OF any crop LOT wnich 'hefe
.htrh sk.ro f<a vary large demant
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

i. y. n. Of Cincinnati, o., writes; ,s''Df.
0uysott's Yellow Dock aud safsaparilla hnA
srsd.cstsd from rnylsystem every trace Of I'm.
pure blood, resulting from . bad casa Of
serofsla and syphintie diAofdsr Of many years
st.udin~u 2
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

rnuuaila tho flty resides MI w. w
uAe,sy.a mnileipan who has lived n
teft slsahItlf0iu lfe TmlRtailng ff0m
a koftbam ar Western State morn
thin Thrift years ago. he came 10 New
Ofleaus. whefa he settled, marrying
int1 a very wealthy and prominent ere.
ote family. rfcyhns to hla settlement
In fails ana Harvey was Engaged IN
the merchant service and had sailed ON
several whaling VOYAGES. Having mar.
rIed n creole, Harvey stroyn 10 conform
"a creole ldoa. and uaaRca, which we're
aulia onpo,Ite and ~ropunnaut 10 his old
motions md feelings. 'rbn irhnsitIon
was certainty A very violent onc, fom
an did skinner, whose tastes hal been
aonuIred aboard a Nsntuclet whaer.
10 the highly refined rules and aus.
toms which govern creole society In
Louisiana
AT n gny party nj n creole neighbours
one evening. where Uarvcy was pres.
ent. a game Of cards was proposed, and
the game was proceeding quite plens-
antly when nm alteration arose between
HARVEY and a creole gentleman OF llgh
pcsi,Inn and for many years, an editor,
hlb.ft Fabre. Tho dispute fnaiiy be.
4 csma very hot, winding IN IN words Of
~.,n-sl. from fabrc 20 harvoy aud In a
lnork dawn from thu heayv fist of the
after. The blow inarctng 4 very darn
Irk,snk-evps usan the unfotnuafe ere.
0N Ihs nrst dAy Harvey was waited
aroa hY a friend II Tahre with Z de.
mana tor as,t.rsion and asrrasest 10
b rierrd 70 hts sscOnd., with whom
itA<srr,s Of an early meeting might he
arranged. Harvey asksd What ,sis all
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~fsr-s-ssst dsels.. skillel with "a
Fssss Al mgr. He therefore asked
! ~ a. AZ q great simplicity. vhs
sx~ ~ Enpons usuaIly employed b
!, r..i<saez 90 ssch oocssons
; sTssols. vword. rfcs shOt-gunS q
i rsf Errw6H seapou IA wkieh 20
4 nsy - AEd"
IL aaderaand ycu." Harvey replied
.1sa mr. wsavons ar. hAuoons. hsc.
CT ksz1lex tea sees IN length; dis,ane
tssssy fee, apAEf- / have = brace {
ihez firm which your friend can TAX
"a ehosoa"
al H. creole Vas asiouDded. shocke
AL p-u;ei: stil more houi6ed vas b
!, wssz H.r,ey showed lin one Of the.
was7oas zkeh had seen good seric
PA.6c
.swky.h BE- exclaimed, "do 70
skink M frssad 4 6sh 10 be struck b
grk = tool a. ihisy,
al fTsA % 10 nsh." Harvey replies
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

An rsthetic correspondent says that Josh
Billings has a vulgar walk. Yea, Q kind II
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

ESoISEKRs think tho fats Of Washington
can 10 improved. There arc lots OF them 70
work on.-k. o. Pioagnn<.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

AsAs may like TO stand IN the pinnacle Of
fame, but he does not care 10 sit down on the
lr.l part Of iL-Boson Star.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

No MAN that ever lived can eli9eh an srgu.
ment without riyeting his opponents atten-
tion. -ARdrtns' American Qaeea. urryGtt
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

Scum invariably rises. Remember, young
man, there Il always room Al the top-Toiek
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

IT q supposed thai furniture dealer 10
vsrJ charitable person H H
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

-Hsrd-Moaey Cake, Cola purt-
Tale TOO supd q suEAf: , rant cap q
butter. and WORT together 70 . cream
thea add he yslks q ea(e.t eqks. our
sups q 1oar and 80 t~3oIsp2qam g
seeass~nxrl a ~ Id. Md ~
~ ~. erssp1 ~ 6nvun ukirk -
- - - vnnilla- 1Llvpf pqn1
Ms ~ ou(p = 49, - e<-sSS
II. M Wlsf nsef = Y11ee,:
eecGn1r1 = ongn-eonr14 - 49, q
- - 'rse
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

A goopu coeoanat l. neatly, but . faninI
star e meteor. -Lewua CsHu<r. ltsanl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

h The titie Of an Interesting treafis ,ss
sent postpaid, for thrce stamps. lsgesl
WonLp's pnrKssARr MEDICAL AssooiTnteess
Buffalo N. Y. rN ~,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

/, oxs psirof otsorshosssavcicsc year hy
using Lyons Patent Metallic Heel siiffcnors.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

To CALL I laundrcss q bosom friend Is fst
irony.-Keridas- RAaardSy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

fss tlasaf M vi ~ fHfR
i HHsa tkh fftt #HfHA i ###lf4#
~ A. AsaaAs fat
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

3 ekfsSr Nan .wslis, Health Rensvefr n
stores health and vigor. cures Dyspepsia u