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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23

F We have no doubt that the Washington,
Kansas correspondent Of the st. Joseph Herald
is a smart and far-seeing man; bnt there are
things he can't see. We will inform him that
s.Sol." is not the author of the 'Don Juan" let
ters, but that they are written from Atchison. as
their date line indicates. Any remarks address
ed to us in reply to matter contained in those
letters, are sent TO the wrong shop.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23

V-The creature who handed Gen. Garield's s
letter to Secretary Chase for publication Jacob
W. Schuckers. a job writer, who produced n bogra-
ply of Secretary Chase. made. it is said the order
Of Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague. Schuekers got hold Of
the letter. with others of Mr. Chases papers Schuck-
Least
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23

n Republicauism is growing plant; and
since il has taken root in the South it threatens
to oyerrun that country, like young pines over
run the abandoned cotton-felds. Our citizens
will remember H. NJ. McGaw, the sewing-ma-
chine agent, who was around here, about ten
wears ago, and what poison Democrat he was
After wandering about in Texas for some years
he has finally settled down in business, in Balti-
more. and writes us that he is now n Republican.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23

U The Kansas City Times is ahead of all
Western papers, in adopting frst-clnss metroPol-
itan appliances. 1t has just put on new dress,
and is printed on Scott web press, that takes
the paper from a roll, prints both sides, cuts,
pastes and folds the papers, and turns them out
many thousand All hour,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23

u A school teacher in this County gave his
grammar class Gov ST. Johns telegram to the
Caldwell cattle convention, as an example Of
false syntax for them to wrestle with. st. John
is of seme use, after all.
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a neIiciauS Hnnancf.

nepSa indigestion. constipation, after having
iiaic his appetite with delicious banquet, and all
the luxurics of the season. Burock Blood Btters
are positive cure for these and all other disorders
of the stomach. Price Il 90 For sale by d. c. Sin
Tray
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23

II Rosecrans has undertaken a job that will bury
him so deep before he is through with il, that he
will wonder how he ever thought Of beginning r.
Pfts6suy Cossmerciai Gazette.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23

u President Arthur is not likely to try any more
experiments with the New York Mephistopheles just
at present.-C Chicago Journal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23

fAcT THAT The BossEs ARE ALwRIs FORGET
1Isa.-rbe Republican party is no respecter of per
scns Its membership not only know what is right.
bot they have the courage of their convictions. The
mass-nnety-nine hundFedfhs-of the party, neither
expect nor desire Office, aud morr for the
dispensers Of patronage fas sschl tlan they do for
any other good Republicans And it is just here
where political ''bo-ses and machines" have made
and Will probably continue to make their sravest
mistakes They seem to look upon the rank and file
OF the party as 40 many calves in . bamyard, only
intent upon siezing the uddsr and remain in
the party paddock 50 long they held in n state
of hopeful expectancy. But they are composed of
such material. This fact renders the Republican
party hard lot to handle. They Indifferent
TO party "tafy- as they are TO the party lash and
are just ready to hid good bye TO boss Ne they
10 smash a machine If the one or the other
ventures to arrogae power to do violence prin-
eipe.-4ibdny Journal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23

S.seriH''S Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, lS-
COUNTY OF DONIPHAN. So
In the District Court for Donphan County Stat. of Kansas
MARY Brady, Plaintiff.
Pstrirk Brady SDrfendsnt
NOTICE ia hereby given that will offer for sale At
~ public auction for cash at the hour Of clock p NJ
On the 9Th Goy Of March, /. D. isse
the north door Of the Court Ouse in the City of Troy
DOniphan County STATE Of haHsss the fpnSin described
real rstzfe, to wit:
The half Of the northeast quarter af s-riun nine
teen. (l9i in osn>hip four a. of range Gen. 9
Doniphan County. State of Kansas.
Taken the property Of Patrick Brady ant Offered for
the bidder cash iudr
nenf and costs of record the District Court
DOnipan the STATE OF Kansas. hiGh Mary
Brady IL plaintiff. and Patrick III adv II defendant.
Given under my hand, this a3d dan cf F.triary. i. u.
i5ss.
Y. e. EAILEY.
Sheriff of DoniGIsH COlnty
February 81 is2s-5w n. foe sIO
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23

II Many Miserable People drag themselves
about with failing strength feeling that they are
steadily sinking into their graves. when, by using
Parkers Ginger Tonic, they would find cure COM
mrneing with the first dose and vitality and strength
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23

~ Why not let that Judgeship To the lowest
bidder l-BnguLo Erpress Too late. Twas 80 let
and refused. - EIhoa Herald
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23
PILES! PILES! PILES!
NEW ADpERTISEMENTs.

ID. c. SINCLAIR.
l3octly Wholesale and Retail Agent Troy, Kan
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WILLIAM II. COE, d. D..
VDHYSICIAS AND SURGEON Donipbsn Kansas.
II 2mChs2
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BUSINESS C.fRDS.

Mediocre CO. 2ia n. NAM sT.sssT. LOUIS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23

A TTORSETS AT LAW. Win practice in Atehiso
n Jeiersun, Donphan. and adjoining Counties. on.
eorn.r 9Th and Commercial Streets webeTs Ateh
son. Kansas SuBeTs
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-23

A combination of Pro-
foxitie of Iron, PeruriaR
Bark aud IihospLorEsiH
a pdidfabie FORM The
only preparation ol iron
that Iriii NOT biarken the
teeth. so eharactrrixfiroT
Other iron preparations.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
shower o. stones.

Gustase rannillL. who has been out
IN the eastern section ~ the State on a
prospecting trip. sa,s he was frightened
nearly out % his wits last week while
np IN the ellis Mountains. lie was
passing along tho slope Of a high hill
with q pick aud shovel on his shoulder.
when he vas startled by a number Of
fragments q rock falling All about him
NJ short intervals A large piece fell
upon a ledge u rocks near him. aud
was shattered into q thousand fraa.
msnts. one Of which struck the handle
OF his shovel. and lcft q marx nearly a
quarter Of m inch deep. tine or Two
rucks fell near 10 whore he was stand.
Ing. but he picked mono u them M.
nor did he ersn 70 TO look Al them.
Al he thought o. 81 the time was
how 70 make the best time down the
uscuntAin." A moment hefur- The
rccks hcran falling about him. Guzfavc
says he Observed little clouds Of dust
licked up" On the lace Of The hin.
half nile 10 The ncrthwsri Whlle he
~ wondering what raised he dszsf The
ftones began falling On lhe hill uhrrr h
ka1t halted. What Tell vas doub1lre< Z
shower n sefolise< II was stpsst three
er1uk IN tie nfternnnn. Mr. f.nriIt
.a>- AZ al rn& Vpr>>c>ly ctrar = ~
to- We h<anl - repurf q he tine
~ ruc&H iell. hal recnlloc1s hat arur
u<111luls krf1l< ~ kr6rt ; 1111f -
~uU1dryu1 nn11m1 -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

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lhise tiaNff sff IN No Vi w
hfhtf hNfH "a large hHwifW ~ sN
tawt nv feftfai HaYs hYihg Hfef IA
farm ~ lhH ffHfh Hmilsf HiHhiA i
H. idfdt hsi ii HiHff years mth NV
lesd hl fss ieHis n ~ vicinity Hni
t1iHtaftan If faH mHnf Showed fhti
he iaallHHi safa ~ danilf ffnf il
4 eHmm0h taatff nN NJ hWaY lha
flight bni cont naei lwo M three aaia
wheh MI faihef 8hd iwn ~ three ~ W.
HaiR1han determined Nv s1lfH flif nt
infi. starting ahuui i've nfiHft One
aiiafnnDh, me followed ihf dire iI0n
taken NJ tho birds. ADD fimf H. iha
edar ~ 3 grove lieft ihey we're a.lnn.
lshed W aae hofia NJ swalinvafpminR 10
ifpm MI directions and disappearing
through d hole 10 iho iNp n NE tnli Hhl
tfalesi ifnh NJ n bsalWopi tree Tho
arefinfe wiirfr thr birds entered ihr
tfee was shout thirty ieot from ma
ground. Wa sit inrhof ~ W. In diam.
oier aud wns ef Identity caused by iho
breaking on Of a fuien limb Tho
farmers. having noii od hat dunr ~ tho
birds came OF, hut were rOn
stpnily gong 10. vent hone more
puzzled than ever A Hay NJ
i've after. whrn tho matter bad
been talked pfer among the mrmer',
several ~ them returned 10 the ifon,
ms father among The number, " th The
intent 90 " rHft w II down They sol
b. wnfk Ia foll The ifeo Only 70 few
birds seemed 10 be- 4 sinrhod or fright.
. 81 away by the action oi Tho
farmers. and the Tree iinaily frlI
to ihr grunL The farmers wert
utterly asiouudnl 10 find " nothing
bal A huiioa shrll anil hilcI
from b0iiom t8 tnp with dead swallows,
The trer ust shout u fcrt In diameter
ant tlaui lhirtv feet q length FROM The
base Boz ihr a eftnrr where the birds
bal heei seen 81 enter. anil q WAS csii
mittl chat fas tedr, q the swallow
unt % tho hollow trunk would tggre.
rtte wn brahss They wcrc the com
mnn shtts.bcsatttl .wtlow mostly. n.
though -her" were gl te a number al
uilrtsn sad uHs tnoug them Nhy
the bird. ennla there i a mystery
tln5 ~ newer salgrL That the s'rangl
lflr nnnliy happened ! ana quit,
ranlY Up rruse ant though, for per
srnh rsas0us { prefer 10 withhold my
ntuls lrlm ths public Iunts. | an
ling that an PERSONS who dcsirc
ycrih aIioa OF The story ,houLi he ~
frrrci tn NE" The reporter in
t0rmani 4 an elderly gentleman % un.
douhicd yerNcity. j. now seventy .aigh
years n age. has been In business. II
Providence for forty years, and is wei
know in tho commercial circles Of thl
city. lie was born and brought up II
the house above mentioned rs hi
fathers, In Litchheld. Me-. living Their
until he was eighteen years Of nge; h,
yividly remembers the remarkable even
which he has described -PrOUiicHc
| Or h'Irfu
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
Unnatural Happiness.

"1hcrc is one Of the happlcst nor in
tho world ~ the present moment"
City Physician Jaekson said a. he en-.
tered. with the reporter. the Tayil ON for
the insane OF Bellevue llost ital, aud
was most heartily greeted by a new IN
mate Of the place The patient was n
hnc.looking man. inclined to stontLoss.
with gray hair and beard, aud u glow
In h : pleasant face. lie was iiily-six
years of age. aud the only peculiarly
about his appearance was that he stay
gered 81 ghily whenever he arose from
his seat He had been arrested for
pulling valuable flowers from n clergy
mans garden to make noscgays for his
wife, anl he repeated the ollcnse until
he was sent 10 tho City Physician To
have his mental condit on examined.
''the happicst man g ncoiynblc.n the
physician rol Gated, land yet hopelcssly
insane
He imagined that he possessed great
wealth. aud that he could not do any
thing better than spend II In making
presents 10 everybody he met. lie hal
lavishly squandeied money before his ar.
rest ON worthless articles. aud nj tho
moment he spoke he offered TO give
the physician 500 Just for coming To
see him, imagining that he was a friend
on n visit lle also turned 10 the ~.
porter. with whom he shook hands ~
though he had been acquainted with
him Tor years. lie wound up the very ex.
ubcrant greeting BY promising the re-
porter q gold watch and a gold collar
button. Come again and I will have
q little reception for YOU hcru.' tho
patient said n the physician went away.
What Is his specific troublei" was
asked.
General parcsls." tho physician re.
piled. 'lt has taken the form Of sus.
ttined citation. and for two years
that man will be the happicst
of mortals. Nothing In rational
existence could approach 10 the enjoy.
mcnt he VIII experience But Il will
all end abruptly In complete mental
darkness and death. A gradual paraly.
sis will attack his system and continue
until brain and limbs arc finally help.
less, and he will pass away like a burnt
out candle.
''Gcnoral paroslS" he continued.
''has greatly increased during the lasI
decade. Formerly such cases we're yer,
rare, and physicians would travel mile
10 witness and investigate the mcnta'
phenomena OF their condition. Nov
they can lind them In any asylum
They live IN a wild dcllrium Of Joy. an,
can readily DO picked out Of a crow,
Of lunaiics by a lay visitor by their OK
ccsslvc and unnatural c~hccriulnsss. 1
would he a fortunate thing II lnnacy al
WAYS took the form Of general narrsis
for an immense amount OF suffering
would be saved the most unfortunate
class Of unfortunate beings suifemr
from the disease are Q violent
simply bo%lsterously jubilant The,
think the whole world Is their friend. 2
| n. 4 san.
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if6m %lhaeonfney N NE observations N
if6m thu varying Halufh N The clffnm'
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hufh variations udnuf ~ M etient Uften
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The weather beina cold and dry at
warm and WI, are Tho chloi influencing
raasas Nv thu first ra4e Tho sound gue'
10 = greater, and 10 the second 10 . less
or distance,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

ArRuANr Officer noticing a%groupof people
watching tho actions Of an old man who was
looking about In the stores near Grand and
Fourth s%treeta, Willlamsbufgh, Inquired the
object VI Inc oil mans search, "lle's look.
ing Tor hla hoy they said "Ah, don't ~
10 school, ! suppose. I'll SEQ about IT. DIS
playing Ma shield he approached the old gen
tlenan aud asked; whats tho matter, ny
good manii ppm looking for my boy.
"Givo me hls name and I'll attend 10 hiI
cAsc.n ellis name Is the same "a my own,
Alexander Anderson. lie lives with me down
near Third street, ''Whcn dil no last al
tend schoolin school lie does not 20 q
SCHOOL, Then he'll have togh, or else III
seud him TO tho Truant llomo,h "ilold on
say, who IRE your inquired the old man. 81
am the tuant officer Don't you want YOU
son to go 10 schoolf' my boy to 20 Il
schO0lln qucrisd the old man. mo. want
him 10 70 and register" allow Old Is You
boy ~ stammcrod the truant officer, as III,
crowd broke into laughter. "Why, he's fifty
slI years old,n said the old many. y. Sun
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

II NATE TO see a woman with rings in her
ears" exclaimed the good deacon; sthey
amt natural. II II was intended Tor women
10 wear them she would have been born with
holes In her ears. The first iona didn't
wear earrings, I'll be boundin "No,m re.
marked The quiet little man Ia the corner,
''nor nothing elsc.n The discussion was
brought To an abrupt close aud the house al,
iourucl without day.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Mr. II. Q. WALuSGToS, Of Troy o., writes;
81 was greatly reduced in hcallha and strength
by a disease, the symptomsof which indicated
a very severe case 81 blood poisoning. | had
a dozen boils In different parts Of ms body
when ] began using Dr. Guys0tt's Yellow
Dock and Sarsaplrilla, the use Of which rene
dy has entirely cured me.n
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Rev. , W. shington, ID. O., writes, az
believe Il TO be all wrong and even wicked for
clcrgymcn or other public men 10 he lei Into
giving testimonials to quack doctors or vile
stnfs called medicines, but when a really
merttorious article made Of valuable rcmc,ilei
known 10 all, that nll physicians use and trust
IN daily, we should freely commend t. |
Hop Bittcrs for tho good they have done mo
and my friends, firmly believing they have NJ
equal Tor family use. | will not be without
ihem.h-Nne YORK Baptai WeaklN.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Why use salves and lotions for curing erup
tive skin diseased The relief thus obtained
ran only be- temporary. Why not strike oul
the root Of all blood and skin diseases by
strengthening the liver and kidneys. Thl.
can be- done by using that well known and
tried remedy, DR.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and
S|arsapsrllla. This medicine will permanent
~ cure al blood and skin diseases, ifou
syphllltlc disorders TO q pimple on the fore.
head. It's effect Is marvellous, and It is mol
Injurious To tho most delicate constitution.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

-" Men condemn In Others what thcy
rractice themselves.r Those who practice
the use Of Kidney. Wort never condemn il
use by others, hut commend II 10 all affected
Ntth piles, dyspel sla, constipation aud aIl 9TH
CT diseases tesul,ing from a disoldered state
Of kidneys, liver or bowels.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Tnrvnr.ic Bntr 90, Marshall, Mich, vnl
send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro yol,alo
BELTS aud Electric Appliances on trial 70,
thirty days 10 men tYuung or old who are AZ.
nleted shnervous debility, Loaf vitality aud
kindred troubles, guaranteeing greedy and
complete restoration Of health and manly viror
ADDRESS above. y. R-Nc risk V incurred,
a. thirty days trial IA SLOWED.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

j. W Graham, Wholesale Druggist. Of Aus.
Tin, Ier., writes; ] have been handling In
NM. HALLS hAIsAa ron TuE LuNGs for tho
past year, aud have found II ono Of the most
salable medicines | have ever had In my house
for Cough. Colds and even Consumption, al
says giving entire satisfaction. Please send
me one gross By Saturdays steamer.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

w. W y %neihennelon, editor n Tho Sen.
lind, informed me of our Representatives thai
he tffd "A Jacobs on for rheumatism, and
found n MI that could he atbed The femel y
cause me pain 10 entirely disappear I'm
toria thdHl NeNf.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Inn Nav Tor, by Alfred I. scvel, Chlcsrn,
delights all children. ecnd ten ecuts for one
Circulars sent free.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Wat gnnllf ff1dffl A. " klFNYf Nd 2 n
tfsHEIaf NJ Y Nfas
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
HURLED TaLrsf.

uIfuHl u Htn UNtH fHfrfullf
festcfrd and developed ny wise parents
and tho most accomplished teachers nj
homo and abfuad. hbo had thofpughly
mastered the principles ~ harmony.
and ifMi rScH sHkrn 70 looking Into con.
tfnpupal depths. Than which nothing
more need b. said 10 show her desolion
10 her nrt She had more than once
enjoyed The honor Of playing for the
most distinguished musical society IN
tho country. and had acquitted horself
with the greatest credit. but now. NJ
ter eight years Of married lifo. this lady
was Ia the habit " declining all invita-
'H53<ts play by the repetition Of Tho
h~ackneYed and csasperaiing excuse,
NJ che wrs ''entlrcly out OF practice
Mrs Montgomery cares could hard
IL be roap0h sible for this serious rrmiss.
moss She was The mother Of three
healthy happy children, and the wife
IT 4 mar whose interests wei re- conferred
| n " faefilf. and with means enough 10
rupnoftil IN luxury. Mrs. Monigomery's
p1(I}Ic1l 2tlent had been the first AZ.
trae1tpo ~ tho gentleman who alter
ward bg&c1me her husband. lie was not
aouo Himself, but extremely fond
7 VI fnusIc. nnst an excellent critic Mrs.
sNoo1eofmrry had played occasionally
for hor husband for the first two OF
49, 9oa<< but These treats had be.
mad less frequent, and had
finally 60 1od altogether. Her husband
~ cr&x6&l. and reasoned. and some
l12cs 6pnl3led. Ilc had used MI tho In.
f1uoncr be- r,osscsscd 10 induce her to keep
mp 4hor pr.yetIre. but 10 no purpose. IL
eee1ned 70. Mr.. Montgomery that his
vile ~ 1<otolly indifferent TO the ART
~ kod ooce worshiped. and. more
~ (1lat she was entirely indif-
! (nqUro<tots feelings on the subject
Montgomery told himself some
11 ~ he Ind been cheated, u Il
~c(g>olnly not TO be wondered at
IT. f~cntlenan wns In the habit now
1ecl|nIne I'll invitations 10 mndcaics,
ely when the old longing
sUoo< p<rHIns became Unsuitable that
c~n3 himself 10 live over tho past
- = conccrt or nm oratorio.
D. moFulng IN invitation TO q
1111t1I a1iuee was brought In 10 the
locyy voo1n where Mr.. and Mrs. Mont.
Gomery anil their children were taking
'ens.a,'; ,,.,
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IVY please.
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IN his voice which was easy TO inter
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pssec y Jus, once' 2 nase 20 NOR
sonscpu"n OF my wv.k anu .esponsl
vnsee, man hsue p'ck nas. Ano
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a'Xn cnair nu,e nearr tne liable
WY, n'.naru ,neIe something .
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mouse h'ec, ufas ana TOUT eompah,
veu entertained, And your ehildref
sneet Ane presontan |. lnefe hnt
scftAnt ~ the establishment who wofk,
"a : u.F.nu't!nkiy . 40
ri oqrsnA, could endure 70 sec u.
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qtetc tidy. could maAagn on on,
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

THERE arc moro loafers among bread and
eake-hakos than In any 81 the other tradeA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Oys han the wofld don't know how the
other hail Hes We spaak from experience. =
Ifuiehm I've
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

yssll : asa Ne asVss fsiaAss = 70 As''''
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

THE successful groecn have generally
started business on a small scale.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

KIND words are like bald heads; they can
never dyc.-N O PiearaHe.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Aecns pcposa-A man who avoid. wear
Inc tight hoota.