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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-24

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ihU hfting families meal hnd auf Itty
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hhi hoen itniblc A welltado farmer Thun
hat ALTERED slvp rash tdr haffol oi nouf. and
'Hhll ~, buy n fur twos that amount ".
uat tho htai wagon lord ~ ahH.iri cura wrnt
70 tho county frum ihs vicinity. The people
nlonR The fdaha heard " Ne eninny. and ns
spun no N entered tho county men women AMI
children criuchod around II AMI fought nav
enoualy for overy ftaln ~ curn they could
get which they ate aruodlly, without waitng
~ emk H. attempts ntc bcins maio TO al
once crunlfe relief committees, with tn aim
uf Rutiinp meal M -four ~ the starving hun,
drods IN the county,
Additional particulars atntn that In many In.
ttinroa women bearing Infants In their arm.
have wnlkrd fifteen fnlln. over the ruyped
mountain rbnds nni through Tho wild duhlcs
toan'hing inr something la cni. Whole FAM.
lies have lctt their holnnAtcais anil nre getting
ont " tho county In their efforts ~ reach
some section of the country IN which they can
gct cnni or Hour In aomc instances families
have kept alive by hnlllng weeds aud act,i.
ully eating leaves from the trca. Come
of tho sturdy mountsinccr., who had
nm idea that tho starvation district wa.
limited % m arra Of absit twelve mites, hnvo
walked twcnty mites, only 10 ba met on Nil
sde' by the plieu'is apIsals for brca1--" Any.
thing "a ont for my Starving W lfc and chill.
drnw Mon WIN yo hren through battles
aud stood all sorts ~ hariships have beon
scon on the crossroads weeping "a they rial.
lied tho terrible situation In which thsir FAINT.
lies have been placed. Remote ~ tho district
Is, reports are coming In giving sickcnlng de-
tails Ut tho condition VI nnairs. Tho appeal.
comei " We don't want any money, but send
us mcnl nn1 Hour" -DnuGlc, Va, Jtms i0l
Spec di b Chicago frIbtns.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-24
An Issry Famine Peared.

II Is not unlikely that ivory win soon
become 20 scarm that its iise In tho
shape Of pianofsto keys. knife handles
and fans will be reserved for the alIiu-
cnt. The rapid advances In the value
Of ivory are causing some uneasIness In
the market. A. the last quarterly sale,
which closed on the 75th ult.. there
were only eighfy-one tons offered --in-
cluding ten tons Withdrawn from pre-
vious auctions--as against i22 tons Of.
fered In April. 1881. Tho falling on was
mainly owing 20 tho continued scarcity
of cape only one and . half tons-snd
the limited supply Of west coast African
eleven tons. From Zanzibar and Bom-
bay there we're thirty three tons. twss-
ty.four tons from Alexandria. and nins
tons from Malta. All descriptions, On.
csps for bEllisrd-ball purposes, hsvu
gone up from Es 10 "a per hundred.
weight and the ivory CUTTERS have ~.
solved for the second time this rear "a
raise their prices. The seorss IN ths
docks this year amount 20 fJ5 tons,
compared win the 213 tons for ne
corresponding period q last year Mr.
w. Wostenholm. Sheffield, has jnst ha<l
lnsoieed 10 him ne fewer than 81 tusks,
which. he says. will Ill b. cleared ouS
In = fortnight These tusks rspresssl
276 elephants. and Il one ivory cuitss
.ior~ c.r go shrpr~h WITH . many N
% shors time there n soma fear d tke
elephant heing releeaisd 70 he Ioel
species Of animals. -Losden xsgfssss
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-24
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Il 4 esiIHtieI iial A. Kftay shils
fnh N fbplsHd nHms.sf lssi
Il hai lesH ealimatad that There afs
efsi.tsF mllei N hsfted wire ienasa II
nle.
ihe aTRfeale value NJ ihe proper.
w N tDiDfrt pNDple Throughout Ten
hessfe 4 fet diwh n N ifs.H5i. bela<
N lnefesso d seil " oscf lha petee.F
lnR feaf
From sisi sites recently pHlaishedI Il
appears ihal aia falivty accidents ~.
euffed N Ilelalnm In iss0 IN these
w wnfe dno Ia collisions AMI nv ffum
trains fut ming IN The rails Al ~ near
stations
Tho eliy ~ Newark, n. o.. euntains
i,2pg factories. with 2g,2ll wufkmen.
The raplla invested l. s1l, ,eIa, il5, and
The Halta ftot up si6 7Ji,bga. A. u
misunderstanding city Newark fHaks tenih
W w. fagiqriea, working people and
sales, aud rIetenil, N capital
Nv rccent bulletin NJ the Ccnsns
Onlcc the statistics II live stock In each
" The states aud Territories show that
thefr wefr on The farms IN the United
States, jnnr |, 1880. ~, sol. .asl horses,
l,hl2,nj2 mules. ppsp7O oxen, i2,iia,-
og8 mllch COWS PASS, 800 olhur cattle,
30, lpi. 100 sheep and i7,Gs3,b ,bhi swine.
- Boston has exported during tho past
season %, ,o9s bushels oi apples. ngalnst
5lO, 800 the previous season. The cx.
ports from New York were 20, ,ssg bar.
rcls, against 500, 200 barrels the pre-
ylons season. The total exports from
New York, Boston and Portland this
season amounted to il7,37D barrels,
against i,lSo.2so year ago.
Evidently the poultry interest In
this country needs TO bo promoted. at
lcnst as far as the protection of eggs Il
concerned. During the last three
months we imported 1896. 2i6 dozen
eggs, valued ~ Si65,65i. II would
seem as though hens enough ought 10
be- kept, aud peu kept, TO supply all tho
eggs we want, at all seasons IN. y
Examiner.
The census office has issued bull
lctln showing that by the census " 1880
the number Of persons In the United
States was 30. 1855, 1888; the area In square
miles, gO0,l70; the number Of fami-
lies, e,9i5.glG; the number Of DWELL
ings, s,955,Si2: the number Of persons
10 q square mile. 1879; the number Of
families TO square mile, S.4s; the num-
Der Of dwellings 10 square mile. 500;
acres 10 person. T.0i; ncres 10 FAM
lily. 1852; persons TO q dwelling. 5.60;
and persons TO family, SOL. The area
In land Is surface only. and. exclusive
Of the Indian Territory and tracts Of
unorganized territory, aggregating Co.,
$50 square miles. Chicago Tribune.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-24
arimiots isb tme,tios,i.

fhe thnsislltls Hsieai tMiafs
Ffflnsiad w siHlrhi4 In lasi fhs
hHinhaf ~ ls4I tHs fii
Wksn fhe ray ialh Hall N New
fmk, tegln4 hls sefman lhe dufi a
hl' fhHfuh sfe lHthei. ahi 80 ma
Hprhed until lhe hchedleil0n has fallon
nlun Ne congregation N 4 HfHDhe
The Connecticut Legislator has
provided ihai shnm llaafli. M The be.
iiilnn N iWelte adult residents. MAJ M
drf mHfuoi.on IN iha pullIe sohuis
concerning ihe eject ~ Intoxicating
hr,Ofafef
IN the nrst decade ~ the Molholst
Episcopal thufeh there wu one min.
lslef "a every 4 pu members lu Che NH
herade The prit9flinn Waa une IA lst
The present pfupunlnn l. 0ne minister
~ " members, against W In the ninth
aud tenth decade.
At Cambridge University Miss ilel.
en Mngill, fh b., who was student
lhere, declares that n woman ran now
do almust nl that man can In all de.
pariments, classical aud scientific. Al.
most MI the university and a number q
The college lectures arc open To women.
- bollowood Seminary IA frcsby.
terlan Institution for girls near Louis.
Vile. The iaouliy forbade the students
to make any acquaintance with tho
Young men of the nelghborhond, who
have retallatoi by q night raid on tho
seminary. The ruIllnnly invaders re-.
moved the shutters from tho house ior
n bonfire, and smcnrcd all the accessible
rooms and furniture with tar Detroit
Post
The Rev David Mossom IL said to
have been the first native American who
WAS orda ned In the Church Of England.
lie WAS the clergyman who married
General Washington, near 81. Fcters
Church, New Kent County. ut tho
White House, Virginia. The church
was built In l7O3. ~ n cost II 1900
pounds of tobacco Daniel Parkc Gus.
It's, whose widow became the wife Of
Washington, was . ycstryman In st..
Peters.
The calendar for 1881 1882 of tho
University OF Michigan Ia q large pam.
phlct Of lsS pages and gives complete
Information regarding the institution.
Tho total number II students In At.
tendance Is l,b3i, divided as follows
among the various departments. de-
partment OF Literature, Science and tho
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-24
WIT AND wIsDOx.

.-He had lost his knife, and they
asked him the usual question: "Do you
know where you lost itP" "Yes. yes"
he replied. "of course do I'm mere
y hunting In these other places for 1t to
kill time.n
"A visitor, on calling at friends
house during the session Of the Lcgis-
lature, was questioned thus by q little
boy. Where Is your axY' What
do you mean. little boyr' asked tho
visitor. IL heard pa say the rason
you came 70 town was, you had an ax
10 grind"
-"Your Honor and gentlemen Of tho
jury, ] acknowledge tho reference Of
counsel Of the other side 70 my gray
hair. My hair Is gray and Il will con.
tinue 10 DO gray ~ losgss Hive. Tho
hair Of that gentleman Is black and will
continue 70 be black rs long al be dyes"
IN Y ndependcnf.
"A new snb-order of odd.tocd un-
gulstes. or hoofed quadrupeds. named
Condylarthra. has been proposed and ex-
tended by Prof. Cops 10 include early
tertiary mammals constituting two
families. the Phenacondontide.. and
Menisco theriidr. .-7xe Cr1lic. This
news greatly relicvcslus We have long
suspected TINT this would hayc TO bc
done. and are much pleased to have our
suspicious confirmed In the nbove man.
ner. --Harrayd Lampoon.
"A lady Of uncertain ago looks lin.
utterable on Chestnut struet 1t gentle
man. who thercupon ventures % offer
her his umbrella ..How daro you
speak 10 me. sirP" she demands, In ap-
parent anger. IL beg you not to be
offended. Ieonh not resIst Offering 4
simple courtesy" ~ replies, adding. -
her anger shippers away: "You look 10
exactly like my mother" Somehow
she scuds along alone. with . look that
would have taken tho glazing on .
stone-js Jar. -fsdianaopls Journal
Tho crcscens shape q the 6st
quarter of tho moon hung llke a cleo
trio lamp In the western sky, casting Z
subdued. cool light upon DC path they
had chosen. They walked wfsh slow
and measured step. and ssId little. Tho
scene was npturc-lnsplring. Az last
she. looking up into his iace with : sort
Of scsrsd-to-dsafh- -liks-a- young .fawn
look. said "Albcrt. how many walks
Ike this we've taksn-r "Yej. Ro<a-
lind. we have taken erssl nnuy walks
like this, and-and--end--" 20 Albert.
now don't" "WelI. I won't, SEEING
rs you" Another case Of snapplng Il
tho bait too soon - CAleago zribsse
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE Battery Park in New York City
conf aims hundreds of Russian Jews. The
sevnt Of the relief committee admits that
several who were placed on good lands In
Ohio have found their way back to the me-
tropoIls. The number forwarded from
Brody Il In excess Of the arrangements
made. r., .-fll
F.P. WEED, Of Newburg, N. u, lost
$3.50. 600 on siNrlc hand Of poker last via
ter. Ii was q threc.handed game, and be
ha, since concluded he VA, the victim Of
conspiracy and now brinzs suit to recover
the noAey.
sEcRsrARr roLaKR states his belief
that the bond plate submitted 70 him By
Detective Felker Il not genuine one. A
noIe prosequI has been ordered in the case
Of Ilrockwsy, who has Two other indictments
hanging over him.
The steamer International has laid .
cable from BRACES, saniisgo. 10 Galveston,
Texas, and WIN soon plscs The latter city In
direct communication with Vera Cruz.
FvKrr-ruuK persons were drowed by
shs recen, aosd IN vssssss Hussrry.
A rainfall flooded ,he streets
4 andIAnapcIh, Ind. June "A. Next morn
Inc 6 mi " q ps>ple wvse standing on
plssforn ; sind useus'o Bus, just east
= ~ Union n Iooklhs 4 the angry
i when n paurs sdldenly gave
wsy. and the 61Isv amber ere presipi.
nlsd lssslts <uih surrsns. .dfsqn feet deep.
HOY IN polU their 4 bri1re, and the
4 lSsm tsSks under me dspox fmsrring on
- -ssuabu - shrcssA sssas culvert..
'CyIn BArslels, . wofkmsa, Immediately
'1iapen Nm IN ossG asd sse4eaed tive
cS r. s~4sSssss ss,,tf ',sss sss.
1sls drawn cut. bus elhsrS were swept hy
4 ssreel, dessh. Ths bstiss 'of Hslie eil-
1pfmss. (,sorrs ,. sesviIIs, 4. +. sabndsr..
Kdsrfd TI|fdIl. ~ 0pssp y ! Smith
49, rsesvSrpd. Il 3 supp>psd that q
49, - ppy<6u6 uors 1fowbe1. n dam
|spSus pssSo>y \ essIsnalsd q @1so.o@ a
.~IiA ss>aeiaa y .lzllEuz3 hlpfsis' nszI
WInoks1oss. ~, ~ svspt away "
suslIsn ssrsan n sns 500 Day, 80 sNs
ING esss isst
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-24

In the House Of Representatives, June
II, an amendment to the river aud harbor
bill appropriaiing 500. 900 for reservoir At
headwaiers Of the Mississippi was adopted,
and the bul passed--il9 10 II. The naval
approprlaiion bill was ordered printed and
recommiited. VI fEftl Ht1L#
During the storm on the nth the
main tower Of Mount 81. Mary College, near
Lesrn wor,h, KAns., vas blown down on
the dormitory, crushing in The roof. Ida
Golden, Annie Mcdonald, Mabel McLana-
than, and Mary Austen. aged from II TO 10,
were killed aud several other pupils were ia.
Iured. Grinnell, Iowa, was almost COM
plslely destroyed. Forty pcrsons are re-
ported Killed and many injured. Malcom,
a village IN the same county, was razed, and
Eve lives were lost. .
Sfx boys were drowned near New
Orleans on the 18th. A pleasure boat eaps
sized.
EIonr men were seriously injured by
the latest explosion IN the mines near
wilkcsbsrrs, Pa, June II.
THy fishing schooner La syrene foun-
dered OF the newfoundland coast, the ether
day. and seventeen lives were lost
TwExTY fremen were injured BY fall
ing walls in Boston, Mass, June IL.
THREE little sons Of Duncan Taylor,
Of Brussels, Ontario, were suffocaied on the
nth. The boys were playing about barn,
and got INTO an oAt-bIn, tho I'D Of which
fell and fastened tnem In. e
A PAssEuoER train on tho Western
Atlantic Railway dA,hed into some frsishs
cars at Kinpson, ea., June u. Andrew
West, engineer, was killed and George Basu,
the fireman, wns fatally injured. A number
Of persons were badly hurt IN The coaches.
The United States Dislrict Court Of
nassschusesis has been instructed 70 bring
suit % ~ bs1d oi ). 9. BFidgman, en-
uailsd states Indian Agent. 9reen Bsy,
WI.., N sks sum Of 80, 90 for lnisspplJins
f.,sds and cher gravs Irvesula<isiss-
Two burglars rzidsd the residsncs cf
Revenus Collector BIeksI. q y Paul, Nina.
June II. but we're bsflled, asd escaped y
The Hooos. bMc8I DAuSrt >"1h ~
lowed them, and was not sesln seen alive.
nj. body wss subsequently, found with .
bullet hole 10 The temple. The fatal shot
ksd been arsd 81 such close rssss that bic
head uas poudsr-burns.
TWENTY-FIVE thousand trsdcunion-
,sss psrsded IN Pitsssursh, Pa. June II.
pos.scr mads . rsid on . slsbls IN
c1rrtsnwsII, Losdoa, June Il, and rsizsd
100. 90 pounds u snnunllies ps<ked !.
box-- resdy iox rsnsrnl % 1relssd. rsuF
hundred riaer, Win haYonela and iventys
fss boxes Of fsfo'fef= ntfs 40 captured.
Two kosooTs ~ 1lRts>n kofs>o we
ersnassd n ssnbls = csnkr11p~ usnA,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-24

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80 y '''',. !. ~ ~ '"'1s y" ihe 2"
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Ya. .ls fss 5000. y - ~ w, Nv
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lssssl an lha eu6lI. ssl,. ~" w "
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Tps n,ootnots f,,. h..s ...,...
have hssn .se,eessa 10 ,,.a,s's,s 1919 s'.,, !,
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.sisd n p ihs i... % y sa.. s,s'a,s is.ssI,sa ,Js
tlannou rtfnssd "a sesee, ,,,...s -, Is'. aoa,
dIlIon that H. "a tothe iie,,.d s,,,..
Tnglsfe.tlon, bs. an.,...d M. ...
80 ftHft''iN Ia HIfFfUNtI we hfNs
iehas ofshe eowfl.HsFtlal Diminishing Lieut..
f'ippef from The service.
f,r INA ,a.a., s,,s,s,,. :, P''"s
lhs oon.i,ueIlae y ,s,is, A.. y, 'o,', ,Or
sIs,ssa I,,'"" "'e' nus ~ ler. 'han
by iIe ossa =, s,,"ssv,.,n. ',s.ay ,s.aa., aaop'a
Jojfs Moout, a naddla, f,an ,,nah.
was lincd Into fdorh on Clafk street. OhI.
chRo'by colorcd woman, the olhcr eve.
ming, and robbed Of s2,glD. the savings
Eighteen years.
MIR. BoCnMAN, brewer, has pre.
Hcnted 70 the IialIan colony Of New York
,he ho,lseand grounds on Staten Island oc-
cupied by Garibaldl as candle factory.
HEAVY storms impeded railway travail
and INTERRUPTED telcgraphic COMMUNICATION
through southern Indiana aud Ohio on the
islh. tFsenas 4,
WEEpEN and Maloncy fought forty-
one rounds In seventy minutes near Smith,
Ferry, Pa, June 10. weeden had every /.
thing bis own way, but was oyerawed by
roughs aud agreed to call II q. draw. Ma
loney was badly punished.
FRRDERIox voss, aged 8. who was
run over nv a Third ayenucs esy -tsr Nav
York CITY. 1, to recelse s2o. .0o, for the lo..
OF leg. hrs l'-'T
THERE Il the wildest alarm n, prtaco-
water. Dako,. oyor ,h. on,h.... :,
cases ~ .ralI.rov 49,, ~ ,ss.,.. -
oraered crec,sd o,s Mi. a,,sl,. a.. 80.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-24
n. Ha1 Her signature.

The American Express ,Company Il
now issuing MONEY Order" Ii con.
nection with lls other busiaesa A few
days since . wsll-dresssd yanng man
entered the once In this city, and step
ping mp 70 the desk sid 70 IL oblIgine
money clerk. Mr.. John Clark. thsf n
wished 70 send some money 70 he wife;
that shs lived IN Boston. b nss,
and that her mail bsIng soale(Imes
tampsrsd with, hs wcnld lhe 70
know how 70 send h % that
Il would be absolutely safe. NJ. CLARK
replied By showing hin W ''u1vIcs
card thsy use q ophnsction with
orders, on which b . clause etafine thai
u the sender Of the mouey ~ b he
possession 3 rignstsrs of u peye4 end
win paste Il on The card. t6s psF.ons
calling for ths mousy can kientfy
themselves BY duplIc6aine ~ s(gna-
turs. The gsn'lsmen replied ~ ~
had lots d them, nnd pal1in< kis
hand In Ne pockst btuuekt ~ .
bundle of Letters. AilersxsmInlne soy-
eral In succossion. . broad sniIo SuoD1
over kis coenteoance. ~ Mn 3 -
douh1fnl expgo6s5on - sottf = An -
. married inanr' ~. Clafk nnsvclo1
that hs woa "Well. ~" j" ~ =,
look q M" knnlIne osor - &
.hs lssssn- NJ cl1f lepkp1 -
found " ososs Z - ~
maa's anusonpne = - - - ~
~ uLEned. ~ uilk ~ VIII
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-24
Gsrlbaldl Dead.


With the death Of Giuseppe Garibaldl
disappears heroic figure which has
long filled place Of unchallcngcd pro.
emlnence In the affections Of his coun.
trymcn. He deserved their love and
admiration, for hc was not only q high.
minded and single. hearted patriot, but
successful libsfator, and what MaxxlnI
planned be, morc than any other son oi
Italy. carried Into triumphant execution.
To find parallel to the Ind uence ex-
erciscd BY Garibaldi's personality In the
shaping Of events We must look not 10
Kossuth or Bolivar or any leading spirit
Of the French revolution, for the move.
mcnts with which those men were asso.
oiated had acquired an impetus 10 which
the contributions Of individuals seemed
relatively insignificant But GaribaldI
may be said 30 have revived tho tradi-
tons Of Italian yalor, and In the victory
he won over great odds In 1849 under
the walls Of Rome he taught his coun-
trymen lesson OF self-rcspcct and
self-coniidcnce which was never after
ward forgotten. When Garibaldi. with
vastly inferior force. routed
French army, he wiped out tho
contumely Of four centuries, reversed
tho triumphs Of Charles VIII. and con
vinced the world that Italy was nj last
worthy TO be frce. Nor Il Il doubtful
TO those who appreciate the difficulties
Of Casours position Ia 1850 that Italy
owes her unity 10 tho famous expedition
Of tho One Thousand against Sally. s
feat Of arms whose equal must be sooght
In the exploits 81 ~ vikings Or Of ths
Norman adyenlufefs who conquered
tho same island eight centuries before.
There are few aner things In history
than Garibaldis willing resignation u
= dictatorship which he had won by his
sword. In order that the historic King
dom Of the Two Sicilies, after an age
long severance. might be merged in 4
united Italy. And even his two unsuc-
eessful attempts 10 recover Rome In
1862 and 1857 served 10 fortify his
countrymen In the resolve not 70 rest
until the Holy City had become the
Italian capital.
Gsribaldi was something moro and
larger than a patriot His sympathies
were not bounded by . single race or
country. lie was animated by nobIe
passion Of oismaneipation, and proclaimed
himself = citizen and soldier Of every
land struggling 10 bs FREQ. Before he
was forty years Of age be had twice
nearly lost his life lighting for the inde-
pcndence Of Uruguay. and at the age
Of sIxty-three he offered his sword 70
France In the hour Of her death Rrxp-
pie with Germany. In Hungary, h
Poland. In Scr,ia. In Spain. In every
part Of Europe where men have striven
TO throw on the calling yoke Of despot-
ism, Garibaldi's example Was beacon.
and his name was the waichword ol
revolution. On III contemporary great
men who hsvs hssa nssociated With the
uprising for freedom. not one has had :
stronger hold on the public heart. end
not one has rendered more brilliant and
substantial services 10 the progress of
humanity. r. gna
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-24
sheep In the United States.

Tho following advanced figures woro fur
nlshed by the superintendent OF this Census
Tor the information of Congressman in u recent
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Chicago Ia talking Of extending .
call 70 Moody and Sankey. The min
isters are almost unanimous for their 70
turn. although some doubts arc sx-
pressed about the permanency Of their
work. and one divine thinks that the In
vitation lis a humiliaiing confession Of
the failure Of the established agencies
Of the church. 20 far A. aggressive work
is concerned" All agree thai Chicago
was never 20 wicked = al pressnk Ws
are not envions. and hope that tho Chi
caeosns win be saved "-Bostos Globe
Mutton Il made 70 look plumpcr aad
fstier In New York By being "blown''
that i. the slsughterer makes an In.
cisIoa through the skin of each quarter
when warm. and infstss the csllulas
tissue with cir from bis own lungs Such
mutton rapidly dseonposea Chicago
butchers. d 58a shoH loslf nltlloai
WuI you ~; "ws'Il b blowsd u ~
tof- cA(6soo Hses
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How innocent and sweet ohfldrn
arr. 10 be sure. Johnnie. ron must
have your face washed bcsors yoa 70 %
bed, - the angels won't slay and wnloh
such dirty boy" said hIs mother, =
she played peek-a-boo while clipping HE
nigbt-drs-s over BE hesd. I" Dos' can,
What's nnKgls watching ne iorF . 3
- 70 keep johnnie snle till nnornl1S"
~ the nsseving reply. "0uon IN
~ 'nuf 70 ooke c1ru q NJ oun ~,
nov. Bee them pants. he hsd vo<a
them juee 90 doy. - ~ ounn< ~
nsFvslpua --N>s Aspps blCfs1Ir
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