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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

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f8this will leave headquarters BY inieas.
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If perm fsgai heFb tH4 Drive this wax
steep thoroughly 0fef the f0oAta and Tho
poultry Hna h will eluanse tham ffofn
lea several varieties VI files m.
noy and suck blovd from Horses aud
other animals. Pennyroyal steep will
drive them away II Che anImal IL washed
with H. -dmsriea# Gaitfgaior.
-Jfo Know Ripe Water Melons, The
Christian I~atcihfgfnecr says that when
the melon begins 10 change color IN.
side. and its sceds turn black. q small
speck, scale or blister begins ~ appear
on the outer circle or rfnd. These arc
multiplied aud enlarged as the fruit ma
lures. A ripe melon will show them
thickly over the surface. A partial dc.
velopment only indl ties klf-ripened
fruit A full crop Of olisters reveals Ia
perfect ripeness.
"A farmer Of my acquaintance. whose
business Is chiefly raising hogs, had n
acre Of artichokes two or three years
ago; he now has six acres and talks Of
planting four more. lie says that In
some years one acre Of a%rtichokes Is
worth three Of corn, and that a small
piece, according TO the number Of hogs,
will any year be WORTH tho same r OF
corn. Some use the tops rs feed; horses
and cattle both seem to relish them.-
Farm and Garden.
Dreamed Cabbage; Slice as for cold
slaw, and stew In II covered saucepan
till tender; drain 1t, return to sauce
pan, add a gill or more Of rich cream,
one ounce Of butter, pepper and salt TO
taste; let simmer two or three minutes,
then serve. Milk may be used by add
ing q little more butter; or have a deep
spider hot. put In the sliced cabbage,
pour quickly over 1t q pint Of boiling
water, cover close and cook for ten min.
utes, then pour of water, and add hall
n pint Of rich milk. When the milk
boils stir In a teaspoonful Of flour, moist.
oned with a little milk; season. cook q
moment and serve. - Chicago Journal
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

You can be made strong In all your parts
You can strengthen tho digestive organs, curs
d~yspepsia, and prevent those varying attack,
OF constipation aud diArrhea. You car
strengthen the urinary system and cure all
such symptoms Of weakness as bad dreams
milky urine. etc. You can strengthen the
nervous system and rid yourself OF that ex
IRENE feeling Of debility. You can strengthen
your mental faculties and improve your mem
DRY. You can strengthen your muscular sys
ten and increase your power OF endurance
In q word, you eau be an example Of physical
perfection n YOU desire, by using . scientific
combination OF Yellow Dock, ~sarsaparilla
Juniper, Buchu, Iron, Celery and Calissys al
OF which ingredients enter Into the compost
tion Of DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and sarsa
parilla, and makes II Natures best assistant
In curing all forms Of organic diseases, emil
thing II TO be called tho Queen OF all health 10
newers, and a perfect blood purifier.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

A large proportion Of farmers declare
that vegetable gardens are Improbable.
that they require a large amount Of work.
and make . poor return for H. Tho
truth Is many excellent farmers are very
poor gardeners. They ars experts In
raising corn. potatoes and small grains,
hut they do not understand how 70 pro-
duee the ordinary garden vegetables.
They think tho land for . garden 70
auIres no special preparation. and no
special m~anuring. II does require both.
The spot selected for . garden shcnld
be well drained. aud Il Il well to have II
slope toward tho south or southeast.
The soil should b frcc from weeds, and
the seeds that will produce them Land
that has long been In cnltiysied crops 4
not In . condition for \ garden unlcs4 Il
Is very highly manfred. Even then Il
Il likely 20 be Questionable q II y like
" 20 be weedy. In many rs~pects Il Il
better to break = piece Of sod for : gar
den he summer before II b planted.
The plowing should Be well done and
sufficiently early 10 insure the rotiing Of
the sod. II tho spot Il some distance
from the farm buildinEu u win not Be
likely 10 b. visited by fowls and require
no fence 10 protect " A garden spos
ehould b literally nsenurea. and the
materials used for fertflizinR should b
well rotsed. Hb best tofapply The ma
nure the fall bsiore the ground = planted.
- 4 can be Incorporated with he sol:
u the manure 4 spread On inverted nd
n win help rut a while The sectls lteon'
lalns will germInnte, End The plentl
they prodare can b hIIl<d with : ~
row o. other implelpeal Lard wh!c1
requires - muoA lnhof : : EAflez
should b very rtck. shquld Fec<lvs
= much = my v~eeuarleets q slsst
nnnu1e % ~ aero = olxlef y! y
duelDyo - moot mnr1M fnr1r1o y ~
vielrIly = lnEys 3D. 3-onSss>'
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

Lord Granville's expression Of regret
In the House Of Lords that England
should be compelled 10 use force
against the weak" apropos of tho
b~ombaniment Of the Egyptian forts. Is
n curious illustration Of the way In
which \ certain kind Of cant survives
for indefinite periods the facts to which
Il owed its origin Reluctance 10
attack the weak was a product Of
medieval chiyslry, and was cultivated
In the days when fighting was consid.
cred y good thing In itself and valued
much Tor It's spectacular effects. II
fingers still In the dueling and boxing
rules, which place the combatants as
far rs possible on terms OF strict equal.
ity. and It every now and then comes
up In attempts Ia justify misdirection Of
political sympathy. as vhen during our
Rebellion English Tories used 20 pre-.
tend that they sided with the South
because Il was The weaker party, and
thought Captain winslow acted unfairly
because In The hghl with the Afabama
he protected his engines and boilers by
hanging his chain cables over the side.
But Il has no place whatever in modern
political ethics. Nations do not now
hight for fun or TO show how brave they
are. They fight 10 have their way
about something. So far. too. from
regretting that an enemy Is weak
when they attack him. they openly
rejoice in IL In fact. they try 70
weaken him. or walt till they think he
Is weak. before they attack him Just
a Il Is = fatal fault In > modern General
not 10 BE- ssronges, At the point Of coli.
sion with tbs enemy, II Is = fatal fault
In a modern statssmen 10 20 ~ war un-
less be has allies. or has some advantage
over the enemy In numbers, o~rresources.
o armament Finally, Il Is nearly oil.
WAYS the weak whom modern Powers
20 10 war with. They seldom attack
their match. and always do 30 with
great reluctance. In fact they consider
Il barbarous to do %. Their improved
weapons are nearly always used against
communities which 10 not possess them.
All England's wars since 1918 have been
against the very weak. She keeps Ire
land because Ireland l. weak. aud holds
India because the Hindooz are weak.
and bullies Turkey because Turkey Is
weak. Weakness among nations has 4
touch Of immorality about I. because
national strength comes from national
virtue. II Il the product Of industry.
order, forethoughl love Of country.
determination and persistence. II Il
these things which make nations able %
thrash tho weak; IL Is tho absence oi
them which prepares the weak for the
t~hrashlng. The fttest survive. even
more surely among nations than among
indisiduals-k. +. fesL
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05


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ASH Miss thFistHbel 10 slap into Inc
break last room for . low moments ]
shall he obliged 10 return 70 inc Guy 70.
day on The next Tram " possible anu
should Ike 10 speak with her before
] go''
IN tho CONSERVATION and surprise
elicllch ny The Information that he was
70 leave 80 soon, the oddly OF his 70.
quest passed unn0tlced All were clam
orous Tor him 10 remain, but. during
Jacks absence, no coniriyed to impress
upon them the Tact that urgent business,
whose nature he could q fully OK.
plain IN a short time, required his I'M
mediate presence.
The numerous regrets were interrupt
cd by the entrance OF Chris, whose pale
face, dull, dropping eyes, and weary,
l%lslless step, formed u strong contrast to
Jack. coming In behind her with an OK
uberant appearance suggestive OF walk
Ing on air.
Mr.. Faleoner turned to her Instant
ly, leaving Valerie In the midst OF a
very pretty, pleading request that no
remain.
!, Miss Christabel, pardon me II what
] have 10 say seems abrupt or prena.
tnre to you, but. indeed. | feel that
may have already waited too iongl |
believe the strongest feeling OF my life
TO be my love for you, and l cannot
leave without asking you TO accompany
me rs my wife. VIII you gop"
The brown eyes, dropping before,
were widc-opcn enough now. at this
strange wooing, with y pleading, half
u~e"la.f'o 'ooa' suhuhlhk WY iaAps VI
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

-"Father," he suddenly remarked
rs he looked up into the paternal face,
''you are awful good to ma" "Am II
Well, I hope | treat her as a husband
should a devoted wife," Sand it's all
Y o town how liberal you are to her,
slow; what do you meanp" "Why,
| heard three or four men on the cal
say that all you had in the world was In
her namop" "Yes-ahem--yes, you gei
to bed, sir; and next time you hear peo'
pie lying about me don't listen TO what
they sayi"-W Wall Street News.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

A MINISTER writes. From hard study ant
close application 10 the duties Of a pro,ractef
revival. my health suffered severely. tool
a vacation and tried TO win back health ant
strength, but seemed TO DO sinking into
state OF general weakness aud prostration. A
friend presented me with q bottle Of Or. Guy
sott's Yellow Dock and sarsararIila III
eject has been wonderful, aud although | de
cline having my name published ! will spaa1
q good word for this medicine ct cvery oppor
tuuity.u
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

A sLEErHR Is one who sleeps. A sleeper Il
that In which the sleeper sleeps. A sleeper ID
that on which the sleeper which carries the
sleeper Wills he sleeps runs. therefore while
the sleeper sleeps In the sleeper the sleerer
carries the sleeper over The sleeper under Tho
sleeper until the sleeper which carries ths
sleeper JUMPS on the sleeper and wakes the
sleeper In the sleeper By striking the sleeper
under the sleeper, and there Il no sleeper In
the sleeuer on the sleeper.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

Appointment physician Of Pittsburgh said
iokingly 10 . lady patient who was complain
log Of her continued III health, and Of bis In.
ability 10 cure her, "try Hop Bittcrsri The
from which she obtained permanent health
She now laughs at tho doctor for his Joke, hul
he 10 not 20 well pleased With It a. II eosl
him . good patient. -Harrabnry Patriot
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

wnp bss not seen TIE frlf, ffesh JeaHn IN
transformed IN 4 few nibhtla .fstD th< (&ff5
hae gard. dlfpIfItsd ngmAff Tho tttktlinf
eyes sfe immsd, and The ringing l61<h he6fl
10 more 1os efkn the saustt ~. dIe6ftefe
n The syttsm wiileh ID. Heffe's aFssaflts
PfesefIttionn would fs1nsdy y 4 1lM!t tlgfI
viii un~faIlInfb cure I'll /" fem6k we6Hnes>oe,ft
and fsstof6 hrsiih aud beauty. ~ Al dfn4-
sisis. Send three sfsfnps for d. rleies'a trea(-
lac IN DIfesfea Of Women 90 paGeeJ. Addfee1
WoaIb's MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Buffalo. \. 4.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

to Mako your Old thinga look like new by
Any Of the fashionable eclors for 10 cents.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

"A Florida man has trained q horse.
fly to draw q little cart, and he wants
Government pension for having assisted
10 develop tho country.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

WHAr constitutes q revolution Of The
eartht First comes the spring, then the
summer set and the fall Needless 10 70 win.
ter further detallA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

srRAIoHTEs your old boots and shoes with
Lyons Patent Heel stfffeners, and wear them
again. Sold by shoe and hardware dealers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

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confessed
A slight mptemeat behind eAusal
laah b. turn ahfs. viii 4 hense little
htsh oa either cheek. slsd waiiin4 for
them Ia stand aside that she might
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Miss VALERIE didn't care to conceal q
certain aeomfnl emphasis.
Pardon me- exclaimed l%alcphor,
much disturbed, for he knew she must
have heard that unklnd remark q mo-
mcnt before. but he managed To
possess himself Of the rttl Of music,
aud. notwithstanding Miss Nnlerie's
ill.conccaled disgust ~ this proceeding,
accompanied poor little Chris to THO
piano. There. although ho oxeflod
himself 10 the utmost 10 be agreeable
and no one could be- more so when he
choose-ho could not altogether Danish
the cloud from the pretty faco. or tho
pained look from tho tender brown
eyes
More than onco no iookcn up 70 seq
sudden ears kept phcE ~ = grch' W
Tort ~ perhhps thls iaot togo'nef
WIN a strong, personal interest,",
made him more devoted anu !eidefiy
soIic'tous ior the welfare o, ms Ii''io
Fgfegse tiah suited inc ialr ,aierle.
be nat ~ " may. shs m,riy grouhu
hcr teelh N ~, ~ ncnh r"cohcr
$1,000 turning WITS music, hnu once,
when no caPpcu uhe climax oy prlhg'ng
per an iee, 'acs, VIM VIZ peeL'as ~
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Ia. ~, =, ~ whaia aahoodle ~ 'amr,
.c.haoiian w.s . word All .I.cL,s
,uu ao,nad ,or IA a.c.s,on
Anor ,hs, onsJr,,le he ,ook ber M,
o. ssil an ,ha n,s,,a IN The del,e;ons
r,aani,ah, srd made hImsalf a. Meas.
NV ,fiI;,s Nth h.r 40 tindly ami
Gently AMI Insisting upon arranging
Re L. eheti.nd .hswl ahmut hass
.~houIdsr. IN mid hlmself. that poor.
foolish Chris half wished that this
moppIight walk might last forever. and
The morrow Of which she had such pain.
ful fofehodings never come.
The neat morning Chns did not ap-
near. and aunt, Richards commented
severely. in = general sou Of way. abou,
p~anle Who would 20 wandering abou,
mooalixh, evenings If one was 80
i~mprsdeni one must expeci 10 b. sick"
al % torth.
yslere asi YER little. but tia, little
uss 80 decidedly ,inged with acidify no
oue wnntea n
Ee;ih r-.loonef felt un~comforsably
ealurhlpe iuss A. ,hey intended be
1900 bsa. eonsrav 10 their ~expee,a-
tssas hs understood precisely with
~hosa ~ ksd - deal Besides. he had A
es-sslz Issle sAeEne IN his osn mind.
uksch h ns.zl IN ; quietly Determined
WV r~ruIi.r 10 him-elt. 10 carry out.
Thsrefore his maaner Vas urbsni,y IL
seif. and be seemed - delightfully."- easy
ard iasiiasrns no one would imagine
that h. ever took moonlight walks or
knew a sny one who did.
Me.n,ine whue one ~ The os.nder
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

In some respects the gcntlcr ser fat. sur
passes Us. No man, Tor Instance, can deliver
q lecture with q dozen pins ia bis mouth.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

FLIES, reaches, ants, bed hugs, rats, mice,
crows, cleared out by Trough on Rats l5c.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

"Dos'T put IN no muskeeter ncttin' for
gie." said Aunt Hannah. !. don't want 70
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

mo fou don't. you must pay - you eoir
exclaimed the landlord, ~ he caught An I'm
peeunious boafdef trying 10 skip away.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

A CAREFUL man will never attempt to eli
down at table when the chair IL not there.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

Cant me N o<tss1Ai sad Hft Pairing
ftH eEy. ne hstf Thing g#H VIII fsII i1e =
centurion, nfsIIe NJ satIpsth5, I'D eesd ~
% ths hsft lmpJiIiIsH.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

SKINNY MHs. "wells' Health Rcnewer's 70
stores health and vIgor, cures Dyspepsia. 81.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

The Economic Society. Of Beaver
County. Pa. l. nearing extinction. a
the surviving members n al old and
no new ones arr admitted II Wa
founded In 1900 ~ an Adventist eolony
BY George Rapp. who brought i2s faml.
lies 81 converts from Germany. They
broke their marriage ties, pooled their
money. amounting 10 t5lo.oQ1 and
LIVED In communism. Hut Il thelf mum
Der has dwindled their property hae not.
and the society now owns oQQtoQ 4
man who scceded years agot l.avi1l
his money behind. now ufpe II 9.1QA
- his share. and u h ests " aIul.nf "
iFation will soon elmoet smpey ~ Eaon'
unite tr~r.sury.-x !. I'm
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

Tho yoltaic Belt Co. Marshall, Mich. WIN
eend Dr. Dyes celebrated Electro oitAIo
Belts and ApplianceA % trial Tor thirty DAYS,
70 msn uounx or old who arc afflicted Win
nervous debility, lust vitality and kindred
Of vitality and manhood. Addess a. abovs.
N.B.No risk 4 incurred. = thirty days
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

" a maiden says she Ia twenty, yet looks
hfty, add the figures together, divide by two,
and you Will aver age.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05
On. JOHN Bulls 8
Smiths Tonic syrup
ron TINE cuRG or
fever and AcUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER. I,

rhs prspristsr Il this eslsSratsd nsaislse
justly elains fer Il : supsrisrity sver Ill pou-
ediss ever efsrsd % the public fsr ths oAYI.
CERTAIN, 1rRIDY and RRRnAnKH1 sur;
sfAgussad Fever, q cAiils Aal Fever, vhegh-
sr Of shsrt % long SANDING. NsfelsFs - ~
entlrs Western aad osashssn soansry q boor
him testimony - the truth II tAs Assertion
thAtin No eass whatever will Il fail q ere n
the directions are strictly follsusd al sarris1
cat In great mAny eases Z sinels dsoe hss
hssn sufacisat fsr , surs, and vksls hmiliss
have sssa cared y ssingls bsttls. with spsr.
feet restoration sfths general health. II d.
hevsvsr, prudent. andtn svsyy soss usrs e.
tain 10 euss, fits nss Il continued n smallea
desc for : well " I've sfssr tie dIseAss ~
bssn shesksd, nsre especially Il li0sals a.
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viii net require any ai1 u kssD ~ beusIsl /
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q nuLLs vxQxrADLx FAMILY rILt0
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

Tho lstls fellow had just had the
dust and crime Of the days play
washed on him, and dropped on his
knees 81 the bedside. ss0h. God. make
me Z rood boy tonight amen" "ls
that anf" asked his mother. Don't
you want % Be . Rvod hoy tomorrow.
ioor You can't help being good when
you'rs aslssR yoa know.' II wish !
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tsinkllneirt twinkle n his cyes.
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~ A<1t1t<r.
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NATIONAL YEAST never falls; always use d
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-07
NEW MEXICO AS A STATE.

We fully concur in the opinion of the
Congressman referred to in recent dis
patch. that it would be great blunder to
admit New Mexico to the Union. OF all
the Territories that one may be said to
possess the fewest claims to admission. A
very large proportion of the population
consists of men of mixed Spanish and
Indian blood, who neither speak English
nor understand American institutions. In
fact to make such Territory State would
be almost equivalent to admitting one of
the South American sham republics into
the Union. The business of making Lew
States ought to be proceeded with very
cautiously henceforward, moreover. The
question CT population should be fully con.
sidered, to begin with. States with sparse
population are almost certain to become
rotten boreughs in politics. Their repre-
sentation in Congress is bought and sold.
They can be employed to fortify interests
which are antagonistic to those of the
They produce venality
and responsibility in politics. They in.
crease the clamor and scrambling for Office.
They encourage misgovernment and corrup-
ton in many ways. Congress should be
very careful how it admits new States
until the Territories have become better
settled and more mature generally.