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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-14

THE CONTRACT for the construction OF life-sav.
ing station.at Gale Beach, Nj, was to-day awarded
to David V. Howell, OF New York city, for 1857
he being the lowest bidder. The bull ling is to
completed by January /, 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-14
= EIlN ARD MCPHERSON,
aul4 st Clerk of the House of Represt tives.
DROfOSALS FOR INK AND PADS FOR POST
Il MARKING AND STAMPING PURPOSES.

Instructions 10 bidders to be had application at the
Department of Justice. aul2-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-14

FIRST LIEUT.. THOMAS L. CASEY, Jr, OF the engi-
neer CORPS son OF Col ThOs. l. Casey OF this city,
has been detailed by the Secretary OF War to
accompany Prof. Newcomb's party to the Cape OF
Good Hope to make observations OF the transit OF
Venus.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
The Widows B~cwitched Button Box.


Mrs. DeWoH Is q widow, residing with
her hiteen-year-old daughter In East st.
Louis, on Collinsyillc avenue, next to
Ncinhenn's barber shop. On a recent
night she and her daughter, about seven
o'clock, sat down by q table 10 do some
mending and sewing. On the table was
placed a box containing a large number
OF buttons 0f almost every conceivable
description. All at once buttons began
To ny about The room, striking on the
bed, stove and other articles Of furni.
ture. Mrs. DeWolf and her daughter,
OF course, were Attained, and Thought
that some one was throwing the buttons
Into the o from the outside. But
they noticed that their button box was
being emptied Of buttons. Thoroughly
alarmed, Mrs, DoWolf called Mr.. Klein.
henn, tho barber next door. He, with
his mother, an old lady, and his assist.
ant, Pete, hurried 10 the woman's apart.
ments. Buttons, sure enough were ".
ing on the floor, on the bed, on the stove
aud elsewhere, and were continuing 10
DO hurled from tho box. All of them
commenced picking up buttons aud do
posting them back In the box. But the
bntlon-throwing continued all the time,
aud the parties wet hit upon their faces
and heads by them. Again and again
was the box emptied. This phenome.
non continued for about two hours, when
II suddenly ceased, and the buttons be.
Ing the last time placed In the box re.
malnedunmolcsted. There was \ bright
light burning on tho table tho whole
time, aud no agency could be detected
Ia the manipulation Of the buttons. All
This Is inexplicable by the parties mon
TONED, all OF whom related II 10 llc
Republican reporter. None Of them are
SpirituMiss.-a Louis Republican,.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

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water IN The apartment, aud IN n few
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which viii have bepome phf,g. bit lhc
wntcr utterly ftthy It'd colder the
water i, The greater tho capacity 90
contain .heso gpses. Az ordinary lemr
p%craturc a pail u water will absorb n
pint or carbonic acid gas and several
pinla of ammonia The capacity Il
nearly doubled by tclpcing the water
10 the tempcraturo ~ lcc, Hence, wa
tor kept IN room awhile IL unit for
use. For tho anfae reason wntcr from
n pump should always bo pumped ont
IN the morning before amy 81 II is used.
Impure walm - more injurious than i'm.
pure air. HNf
Fresh, ripe, perfect raw fruit Is safe
aud healthfnl AZ all seasons obthe year.
and amid The rayagcs VI disease, wheth.
cr epidemic, endemic or sporadic, gen.
cral, special or local. Under proper 70.
s%trictions as 10 quantity, such fruit NJ
named will cure a diarrhUa, aid in r..
moving a cold. cole, fever, or amy Other
disease whose treatment requires the
bowels TO be kept freely open; for thi.
effect, fresh. ripe frlit Is acknowledged
10 have; but 10 be used adyaniagcously
In health and disease. the following
rules are imperative Frup Should be
eaten ripe. raw, fresh md perfect, II
should be eaten in moderation; il should
be OHten not later than four o'clock in
The afternoon; no water or iiuid Of any
description should be swallowed within
m hour after eating fruit; to have It's
fun beneficial effect. nothing else should
be eaten At the time the fruit Is taken.
II is to the neglect Of these observances
that n impressions prevail in
many families. and 70 an extent, too, in
some ~insts>ses. that me most luscious
prach. c~sFpic, or bunch Of grapes. /.
REGARDED a that much embodied chol-
era aud death. When win men learn "a
be obseryant and rellcctivel-H Hall
journal Of Health.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
rsrdlss and pIgsstIen.


DR.. g. Augustin Bowen, Woodstock,
Conn. Mt the annual meeting last ,gook
Of the Massachusetts, Board OF Agrieul.
tnre. said on the subject Of winter feed.
ing and digestion. tlrrt animal waste
varies with The sp.oies and the indiyid-
uzi. the acihe deer requiring a much
greater amount Of food than the slug.
g~h oesrs the young Of all animals
need also mort lkaa The matam. The
blood. muscles. and fatty portions Of
The body may be Increased or affected
by DE kinds Of food consumed The
rearing Of queen bees from ordinary
eggs b. spectalf leading Is aRilluntration
u the inruspee different foods may ex.
et Mr'v CONES nearest being a uui.
yersal perfect food; It's large proper.
ton % water gives freedom Of motion
10 all The s,ums which make Mp the
structure; The casein supplies re mus
es and increases gfowth. the sugar
aids cenhRssiap. heeping the body
warm; the fat hbricaies and prevents
friction. and TIE lime buills up bone.
Sali Is necessary constituent % food,
bat the quantity required = very small.
Oumel i arheap heat and fat-pDduc.
Tag food. and should be better appre.
ciaiat In this country. One rula Of
feeding viii not apply 10 nil animals
The stomach Of the horse Il small laply
half the relative size 81 thai Of a mani.
and II must b. supplied often and In
small Quantities. Liberal watering i'm.
mediaiely after eating IL wasteful. n il
washes the food along too rapidly fot
perfec; digestion. The cows stomach
Il ~eapacious and complicated, and De.
signed for storing large quantities Of
food. Frequent feeding here becomes
unnecessary. and may cause imperfect
digestion. Twice 4 day Is often cnslgh
10 feed cattle; cosrse food remaiai In
the large stomach from twelve 10 uity
hours before Il Is re~masilcaicd. Ssyer
Jet any animal become cloycd by r'er.
feeding. a. u Is = slow and difiral
trouble to curs. Pigs make \ hatef
use Of their food N Il i given often
three Of four times a day. The dsves.
tive power in al animals l. strung. and
coarse fodder may all be utilized L fed
with other and richer food In due pro
portion. Calvrs do best 10 such thu
COW, a. the saliva l. then better mixed
with the milk. b. al means fcrd ami.
mails regularly and well, and doat have
too many fesdeu-N n Trbhs1
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
AGty In Mld-Alr.

An old farmer aud bis family. consist
Ing Of bis wife and several children.
moving from Tennessee 10 Southwest
Georgia. had encampsd last Friday
night a few miles above Marietta. and
between midnight and day. while an
were asleep In The covered waguuL he
heard some disturbances among his
teams. and 90 getting up 10 sec abunt u
he vas astonished n = bright nd glare
that seemed 10 shine out and light up
everything around. aud. on looking up.
be says he saw a terrible sight IN the sky
-alarge red spot In the middle Of vhich
he saw buildings on fire and mer
running 10 and fro. lie a } he
plainly saw streets crossing each
other. and railroads. and trains Of
cars. bot all appeared upside down.
The smoke and flames appeared 10 van
away toward the west tn thcy Did out
In the darkness. lie avs he was
frightened. and called up his fanily.
telling them he thought Judgment das
had come. and told them all 70 70 u
praying.
In about half an hour Il began to fade
away and had SOON died OF. leaving
them In the same misty darkness as be.
fore. fvm his description the bald
ings thai he saw ssw must have been
the car-shed. the kimhsll Honse and
the ro<t-o ficc. andalso thosc that we're
burning. lie said u looked 10 him like
pictures he had seen Of Neu York and
LONDON. but sgreat deal Iargrr-sai-
most ~ big a he whole shy va his
expres>ion. II could have been moth.
Ing more nor less than apensct mirsEe.
The atmosphere ws< VERY misty and
ksve the fre . very sexuIsr -~a weird
appearances y W iho.e IN Ne ety.
<aenes f0a.l c~sssffufivsL
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

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4 regarded VI y6nihii vAicFs asRios
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that Al parents afe lyfahts. that III
religious phlple Afe hgppcfiies. ahd lhHt
dlsgbedleata 10 iatheff aad tesohafi Il
obedience 10 the nuhlef Instincts ~
%Iuvenlle nature, afe a~ailhuusly taught
Such stofiei as thsse aevel1p III that "
manly aud lawleag IN our boys, aud
teach them lessons Inst can not ISL u
be ~ Immense sertich ~ them N what
ever criminal career thay fHay asIppti
There are a few old fashin6td people
who den0uncc tho now Juvenile litora.
tufs NJ nntparing tarnis Int that nenfly
oil fathers approve " II u selLevidbnt. |
They know that their boys ara reading
novels illustrative u tho excellence u
crime, but thoy msko no effort 10 sup
press that sort N literature, "a they
certainly would do did they disapprovc
of H. Nothing would 10 simpler than
" drive thoae novels ont ~ existence.
All that II would DO necessary IN do
would be 10 Boycott the news daal.
ors who keapthem for salo. The truth
evidently is that fathers either do not
care what their boys read, or TINT they
have ne fault 10 find with "Jack Hark.
away" and the Boy Burglars II can
not be that respectable gentlemen who
dislike crime, profanity and vplgarity,
willfully refuse 10 know what their boys
are reading, or weakly hope that BY
some happy chance their reading VIII
do them no harm.-W. h, Alden, III lar.
per's MgGghe.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
The Magic Flute.

The most wonderful instrument OF
the magical orchestra Is described In a
Hessian legend, recorded by the Broth.
ers Grimm A man kills his brother
while they are out hunting, and burie,
the corpse under the arch Of a
bridge. Years pass. One day n shep.
herd, crossing the bridge with bic dock,
sees below siittlc white bone, shining
like ivory. lie goes down, picks il up,
and carves Il into q mouihplece for his
bwpircs. When no began TO play. the
nioutbpiece. 20 his horror, began 10 sing
Of it, W accord. ..Oh, my dear shcp.
hetdt yu = playing on one Of nv
bones, my brother a~sssssinatcd me and
buried me under the bridge" The
shepherd, terrified. took his bagpipes TO
che King. who put the mouthpiece 20
bis lips, when ~straightway the refrain
began; "Oh. my dear Kingl YOU are
playing on one OF my bones; my broth
er sssAssInaied me and buried me nnder
the bridge" The King ordered all his
subjects 70 try in turn the bagpipcs.
From mouth 20 mouth the Instrument
passed to that Of the f~ractricIde, and
then Il sang "Oh, my dear brothcrl
you are playing on m Of my bones; Il
vas you who asssssinated mel" and the
King csnscd the murderer 10 be 70.
cuted.-M TIC Foay Round. lH
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
Qsrrl Sess 4 Cu.si.s oil..

sons prppis sallAsn 10 eursoa. 81
preratbnr conesTnag the curative
pscpsrtts ofths oil. ~ cersain animals
aud " hear the druggist. ,sIi 4 H.
strange articles eslled for by .o,ns A
Their gusiomss , 70 b. r-rnisIsS a III
vssafsss iadaisea IN ~ hs ss.nrisa
medicine man In his natise wig : .m
tor instance. there are pcuons uhs "a
great frth s,ifl 10 the vsrn.. A r%..,is
.nakeoil. and who believe at.s..~rls,
LOT rheumatic aIetipas A tryeliss
qusck. vha snounnsa tkas H. cur,-sf]
was partly compounded a r-sitle-sste
Iesped a big harves, u silver erin fru-..
cruwds on the sausr. M. l.~ -.
Iasre = ! irrqesi demand A. !. srsl.
oi. which l. saia 70 BE- = ears H. 80.
nsse sad rhicA l. frea from ~ 49,
y r'.sersa hudtartle-oa /. sl-e f,,-
qs..,,fy calasli Tor ~ pesp,s sao hs,.
sun ioints. II has hen - -.
safss yesss since ali the IN. -
s,spls articles IN dr,r-s,sr. pr,s,as
c.i sold 70. my cent. Al suse .ss,asE
oil one dole Z plnt IT, %s
n.sly found to-day. nd pr.h.s,s -.
this very reason are accrrd;ssi N, ~"
wonderful qualities hs n. INC ~
sLe2ialoa Ne yesrsal 'ss-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

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phHl1ft ihr atle u dihffNht Meh M
i've ~ Ne an,ss eiids. nod nj mpai iHms
tniwech, whn afe entirely competent 10
prevent The shipping " hogs 20 distant
The prudasi ~ double nu The
rnad two profits hcing made In the mr
ryliw, two more ~ commission men,
sne Al The shipping and nu ulher A. The
point anefaf w hep,ekn nDd
Huref aud y sixth by the retailer Aud. |
lon / be startled II We add another via,
b p%ofcehtago ~ unf commisd0n man
who sells for The cufer.
We have pfacllCcd the curingand sell,
Ing " The cured product, 20 Tho extent
u 60t0 iD head, NJ tho farm. mud know
how simple aul easy a task II Vs. Not
hanf worn, Bkr swinging thn a, or
not driving work, Iiko the rou.
line Of harvest, bit light, undcr=hellor
work, requiring nv hurry Cut mp mud
trim the hams, shoulders and side maFl
neatly, udng the lrilnnings for sat.
or to 10 into the lard Kettle, or
partly for both. Card % I'm ham4,
shoulder. and aides IN Me cellar. ON
plank. using n liberal LAYER Of sugar.
salt and saltpoter ON the. hams anil ON
the others II yuu like N van A. not
get through this chorc In your leisure
hours of enc day, ur meat viii Keen
aud YOU can flush during tho next. or
the third. Al about he end Of each
week. shake Tho l,yer of into a h3x ar
tub. Add fresh sueAr etc. Ia the mix
ture. and NIB mi, into the flesh silc.
again putting on Ulnral coating
corning mn n. hcforr Fo,r or Ave s,,rh
hanJling. vul m IN, meat for the
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
o. n. Keith 4 cs--wh.s the cA,e.ro rim
'A" une says.

%. R. KrIrn q Co, tho rsprcseutatiy. P.ae,
Dry Goods, Notions and Millinery house Of chi
csxo,h have msde the sfnpisst arrangements ri 4
gresly enlarged trade the present spfinr 80.
son Tncir mammoth store % sis hoors, tf6riI,
feet shoss an immense stock Of almost every.
thing tn The dry goods linz, For several years,
they ave been aiding new lines Of goods "a
nearly doubted each year for the lat thrrc
years. This mes departure OF ahsusc with uch
an established reputation, large capital anil
business, BY which u practically becomes ana
o. the great general dry-goods houses for
which Chicago 70 20 fam,ps, u of runsral In.
tresi 10 the trade and the public. Ia rrsss
en,efprise, large experience ana unsurpssssd
nsiities fot obtaining The choicesi iabrIc1
ann ia,sst styles from the frent fashion cen.
kfe, must make n the leading houss In NJ
Inca IN thla countrr.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

-Graye fears are entertained In
Greece for the future Of Chios. The
Island Is said 10 be continually sinking,
and there are reasons 10 believe that IN
time is entire surface may disappear
nom human sight Small earthquakes
arr Of constant Occurrences. and the frc-
quencs of these IA increasing. More
over, hot springs have appeared In many
places, until thers Is hardly 4 locality
which does noa possess oss~ fr us.tr.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

IN ne splssfsses N Ne afst sgmttoms -
fe4kfai ffhliify, Igas of appetite. rallof fhllly
fsassil4hs fsll1S Fl y hlfft tfssis and sHhfh
pfHlhtt MEASURES ~ ffliff sh0utl b. tAksn
t6f sumption Il ssfsfHEsis hls<sss N NE ipnTs
E ihgfcfnfsUse ths grfstsnll aff9fnIs NJ bibdd
tHftksr sAd stfffftH f~fstHfff NJ. fIffffs
Y ualtfn Msfleal DIseoyfff snpsflqf foc0a
iyst oIis. ttuili.lss shd an.nfJ~.edsssrte
! lnHfef anetti0ns, II hss ~ f1uaL Said ~
druggists ihs World over tof NJ. fisfrsa
psmphlst on fonsumptinn.. sad teo slamps
10 WonLn's ~DsfHssAAf MktioAL Assouisl
fiON, Buffalo. " "
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

.A-iAle College sssms 70 b running
NE government a the Sandwich
Islands. Two ludgss Of the Supreme
Court. the Superintendent Of Schools,
\ eAttorney Gsnsrsl. and sone minor
officers are graduates Il The New Haven
inssifntion.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

whyf Because. wi,h. .srreved machinery
MOI. a-dsys.s -, -.5stsnt'Al hugrr can ~
mAss ~ I'll. 3>nkrs, shout the cost 81 fso
nearly gune out Of cxistence. For particulars
fsnifof an Ilastfsiei catalogue, mailed tree
on application Aadr~s. Enterprise cauiAse
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

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vkxrivs asd Cvsn Sold BY al duEKtsta. Mo-
risoa, fiummer6 Co, CAicHxo, Gsa'l Aecsts.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

"A syucue man made . bs< Of 60
that Ne eould End SIX women In thai eity
wAo Soelf marry him. and 10 wa 4
Zach sus blueAsdss 80 itwnsso unezpee<.
I'd. but -ahem-wcI1, take Ne daf1lns,
LDefrsf PIT rrsss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

"fyr been heron bad things about you,i,
saif si,e big bird 70 another "Leps stork
sbput something slsc," was the response,
nome henfnd. "a IA % II
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

Fn,sss ARR Gsrsss esauss-. 10 lrsd IN
scmp>iitnrs BY . h< maahts. All dealers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

TINS huge, drastic, gripping, sickeninr pills
arc last being superseded by Dr.. Plefce's
"Pufgstlve Pellets'n Sold by druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

wn.rEvER you have 10 do, do II with all
your might Many a lawyer has made his for.