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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-12-12
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Whether In iss Primary, Secondary. ~
TeFstosy sage.
Removes an Traces q Mercury from The System Cures
ScrofalA, I'D 6ores kheumarisn. Eczema.
Catarrh. any Blood Diseaae s@
Ceres Whea Hot spvfngs rant
MALVERN, AK, Nay 2, 1881
We have casee In our town who lived n Hot
Springs and we're finally cured With g. So.
McCAMNoN q MURHY
MEMPHIS, TENN, May L. 1881.
We have sold ,296 bottles Of 8. 8. i. in year.
II has given universal satisfaction Rair-miuded
physicisns recommend IL rs . positive specific
y. MANsEIKLD a Co.
LouIsyu1R. KY, Nay Is, l06l III
b. & 8. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. a FIxxnxR
DEHvxR, Cot. Nay 4 1sel.
Every purchaser speaks In the highest terms a.
8. g. 8. M - s9 d L Muznan4Ha s,
RIcHNoxD, Va, Nay II, 1851.
Ton en- refer anybody 10 ~ n regard - the
aerifs Of 8. 9. 8 Polk, NIfLnn d Co.
Have never known g. q 8. to fail to cure ease
Of Syphilis when pFoperly taken.
s 81 I r R...A.D rsuy, q
The above signers are gentlssnsa u hl9h etaad-
I'M. 4. 4 GMQmfx, 0cs. a. 6ecsgtA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-12-12
ALMOST AS BAD!


UEat thF FeTPI<1ed PbJssstass Do !"
Cases Of Emergency.
m tel y.s hone-s truth answered tse Gocfor.
~EtkyhI. bozber. ~ nsclf&l sizsos,
a&Cat 'sr tyre Bayfag pstae1 CERTAIN stage,
ae,pn. s-as To .se-ssr. Il gzy he rnp-ofe<~iozd
PCT whenever patient
~ :. Er g, .4zsS aay kien=r fsoatse serirg Ike
4 81. aim r. ut o. gEy-oSs cAPcISE Porous
rfF%TzR N.'to0; aes2y
= 6o.aT ,vke ., ~ esrd TIE Czy~iee go@s right
"a e .,, 81 10 - a-.t~.. iAe capSe ~in ID IT,
i61t ~ so' aec. l. sse ~o-d CAPCTSg cgt 10 TIE
rnst - ~ sstr II yos al zss- Jrsce. e
esF4f zas54;g q $OoE-1s, Cae1ai... Sew York High
ski sszyc. zS-4x
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-12-12
i EKsoNvILLE EyPREss-tDrz.. ,

rauMNz fAa1ce Sierping Cars On this train from
SAcksoyaie 90 Cincinnati via Atlanta and CSnein-
nssl S0rssssrn kalrs aa 70 aoutgom " via Albany
and EpAHsa. ard TO Chicago via Montgomery and
Lo,sisviaf
fssseh!afs arriving By tbss train for Pslaska and
the tiosaaN ssnkhrrn Railroad make close cunpee
ton vita kIesmes at the railroad wharf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-12-12

4 Terms 10 Mail 81bsenb<Sa.
r. ts7@-E ~csi5es u TgK scy SCI. ~ mail ross-
or l. stsVsr
DSss:t-ss s>sss f. Ezszt.- $3.50 Yez. WIKI sz--
-, . a.. es.50.
-{s.I.+T-K ~ sares. si.20 .ez-.
kES *I.T-si se2- 2;zV1 page. II .as keks zzastsy
- - q sss-s-s. II Asy5czl:zr2i DsEayEnezs q
fsssss 'e--z. zzsgk+f rsS.-s 81 A<ssx-
{ s. ar T@r.s%Fss MT sresacr zzzEe TEE WEEKLY
- fer .ss Ez,za=g'x Aoass<s0s1 To
>. - '.t II So at e1ass eoST free-
sJssrs., .. W. ENGLAND, Publisher.
sk-az TIE SIX. Ut CIT
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-12-12

ssA JkexsoxvMAs- Fla. ysne * lSsz
eogHteAefEg stais dase- @rAins On iAis roo vii
saz akkeef06s:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-12-12

fssTaker SrAze lezEes IS; ksonyIlse 20 j. ~ AZ
risrs ~ sBaeFzvir 5o4 a " Referring leaves
bal1v th E4p r. M 2rrETts AZ Jacksonville - P
u, mtx%x<1Sse eouETcsicss With Florida Transit
karo3 doT ssalasssiIie~ uez - Leesbzrg and Cedar
Key X
NJsf4REPEEs ON NIGHT TRAINS. "a
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-12-12

- C1SyBCTfONS.
81 JRsekzofsrsEe Nth wsyesoes Sboss Lire for all
podsts Ns~eA % Wet; VIII The FtEnanGina and
JsSksansaIls RxLIruaa fer FsrIApdia., and With
stesDSfsa Tor All Points On ;At s. JOHNS river
At E4sNsin EiaA the F2osia2 Transit Railroad for
MI SogsA FE0sidA. Oekhs4sa river Or GeE points
al IkfS AJAX By trains Ss.s ard viii The SA-
vara2E, frovtda A9d Weston Railroad for Albany
and s4sa8Erh-
Al TsDahsse<e with 81 Marks Bssseh Railroad
On Tuessslyz. Thurstxys znss Safzrtzyx
~ CE<at kshcachee FiFe< w3tA szezn<zs-C hziia-
aoseAse 20 sunsAyz, and EyGiExhzn Tnurs-
1Ays fSr AFARscEicolA, and returning Tuesdays
ans Sassadsss Zoe Columtzz. Ga
ia, J. : NcELROY.
" N.DAfIDEOS, Master Trzz<ror1zliau.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-12-12

SSt above ~.Ii-known and long-estabiisbed Brand
I - Of Fertilizers 10 again offered to the
/: Planting Community.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-12-12
Proposals for Convict Labor.

Jsiy ls, 90
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
A Singular Vow, and How n Was
Kept.


1h0re died In Delaware County,
Pennsylvania, one day last week. n pros
porous and generally esteemed farmer,
nearly one hundred years Of nge, who
for forty years had never spoken a word
10 his wife, nor had she 10 him, nor had
any one Of their Ave children, Of whom
three, with their mother, are still living,
spoken a word 10 any other member Of
the family. And yet they oil lived peace.
fully under one roof, and were In full
possession Of their faculties. Forty years
hgo. IL Il said, the wife was bequeathed
n small sum Of money by q relative,
which her husband desired 10 use In
purchasing farming implements and
otherwise Improving the property. She
said no. He vowed that, unless he was
given tho money, no would w speak
another word 10 her. This VOW he stead
tasty kept 10 the end Of bis life. The
three daughters, then quite young, at
first tried TO reconcile their parents, but
failed. Then ono sided with the father,
another with the mother, and the third
became disheartened with the whole
Job. So they quarreled, the two SON.
died, and never again n word was spok.
On In the household, n 10 visitors,
The death Of the husband and father has
made no change In the situation, and
the survivors move about the house rs II
utterly oblivious OF each others pres
ence.-Phaadelphia Times.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

Rouou ON sAx-sam Ridcout Is ~ Austin
clerk. lie Il personally not very attractive,
and his morals ar Of a very Inferior quality.
0ne Of Sans pcculisrties IL TO use mercan-
tile terms and expressions, no matter what
subject a being discussed He and a few
friends we're talking about clcrgymen and
doctors the other day, and one Of them asked
Sam who his family doctor was. DIR.
Doesem supplies us with all We need In the
physical department., and Parson soothem
furnishes rs a full line Of piety goods said
Sam. "Look here, Sam" remarked Gil.
hooly, "if DIR. Doescm IL responsible for your
books, and Parson soothcm furnishes you
with your mora's, all I've got 10 say Is, that
they have shoveda lot Of secondhand goods
OF on you. and they badly damaged besides.
class houses. You have been swindled out
~ragrously. To look al you one would suppose
your good looks and Manners were OF homs
manufacture. ~ sgas SUfinga
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30


IA asashsd Mssm Whssf grh H6zf
80 ~ Iaf uHa "A iha aHHeFa
s III Ha liz W.
II ~ - Ia H4Wiae n - shiH e
saEf He1faIfIf haIa fA1TfH Ha
IT, - ks4ff " ~ lhsf ~ never -
- IHiHfsf II HHffhlhn ~ iHe 4siHs
aalaf #hlsh ~ ladky ~ ~ 9NHAf
ahafas Il mIaas t4ffgihf NJ haHlas -
hAa a MAlah liars HfHf mna y aH4
lhlna. EhAFN Hfh 4 thing A ladA y
eAmAaF va feeNN lw0 ihai stfe hhFsf
haeky HfiahFy riAg" NAA hayhf \ lafHT
nalha #heh abpiitd W 4 nip The tsat
lAasahfa 30 ffmambef Nna lhat n he
aaAmlsal Ifehfy Clag, with 80
hafaad alma thlny gfAfH AaD On The
IiuaseH Ilsef, n Nhlth time = Rleal
bumhef N passengers wefs lgst The
llsllan ilala has hetef been 4 Fortunate
haaHe Hheh applied " = steamship Df
An institution T~h0naends remember
The dlsaslsf which hefell ille stsafnshlp
N that Haflie IN htf voyages betHaah
Panama ard san ffancisrD. I%iarentl5
m educational Institution N Uakiandl
whleh hid heen struggling fUr snecassl
discarded tho name and took that u
Hopkins Academy, tha name N Its most
generous almennf, when n Immediately
entered upon a cafeer ~ prosperity
"What IL In o nameP" Well, Thai 4
What no one has had the wisdom 10 ex.
plain. but II may b. assumed that Tho
hame II North Star will be dlseafded.-
Nan Francisco Dniioiln
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
E,aporaiIng Fruit with Profit.

Fruit growers who contempt ate pu.
ting up expensive cvaporators and ca.
rying on the evaporation Of fruit on n
large scale are advised by n who hes
had an extended experience In the bust
ness. He says that IN order TO insure
profitable results ono should not only
have a large orchard OF his own, say
one thousand trees or more, but ought
to be in n neighborhocd where there
are many large orchards and fruit to 10
had ut low rates. This experienced cor
respondent estimates that n bushel Of
apples makes about five or six pounds
of dried fruit lilo allows eight or ten
persons to run q cvaporator. and, rs
10 the profits. adds ten cents per bushcl
for preparing and drying the apples 10
the cost Of The fruit and he has the
profits, ~. for Instance. Say the apples
are fifteen cents per bushcl and the cost
Of preparing and drying ten cents.
making twenty-five cents. The amount
Of cvaporascd fruit from ono bushel Of
apples Is, Jay five and one-half pounds
al perhaps. eight cents per pound. civ
ing q profit Of Twelve and = half cents
per busheL OF course II the skins aud
cores are converted into jelly or vinegar
II would add three CENTS per bushel 10 the
prsnss- ~ r. World
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
An the funny things In the admins.

All the funny things In the admins.
tration Of po~lice-court iustice-it is
commonly termed "justice"--do not
happen in Detroit. A few days ago in
Toronto the magistrate asked Of a pris-
ener: "Were you on the drunk, yester-
dayPn 'No, SIR" replied the prisoner,
al was on tho horse-car." The reply
cleared him. In another case the wrong
prisoner was led from the bull-pen. al
have discharged another man for your
crime" said the justice, $50 now I'll
have to discharge you for his" Exeunt
omnes .-Chicago Herald.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

"ARr you not alarmed al your children
PLAYING on that cistern with the trap
door openi Are you not afraid they will
you are not looking on" said one Austin
lady TO another whom she was visiting.
"No,n was the complacent reply; I'VE get
our drinking water from another cistern
that the children can't tumble into"-Tuas
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
Two women.-A True story.

A poor, invalid, widowed mother lay suffer
Ing on 4 bed Oh straw IN q shabby bruken
down tenement house IN one Of our large
cities Two Christian ladies called; Que gave
her . missionary testament and male = long
prayer, the other ordered proper food and fuel
70 he given, hut instead 81 se1dlng . physE
clan, she purchased Q bottle OF DR., Gnysotts
Yellow Dock and sarsAparills for her. In a
feu weeks time the invalid was again out
washing aud ironing. To whom shall We give
shsutsI
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
areai Eniernri.e.

The Hop Bittcrr Manufacturing Company Il
one Of Rochester's greatest business enter
prises Their Hop Bitters have reached a sale
beyond al precedent having from their In
trinsic value found their way into almost cv-
cry household In the land -Craphie.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

liz the New York Hsraid we lately observed
mention Of the speedy cure Of Thsddeus
Davids, Esq., Of the great ink lrm, ls7 WI
liam street. New York. OF rheumatic govt by
81. Jacobs 0Il-SL Pasi( MinH Pioneer Pres.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

Mn. Gsosas G COLEMAN, Of Seymour, Ind,
writes: .I have kept Dr.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and s~afssparilla IN my family for ycars.
Mr. vile thinks there IL no such medicine -
II ia. think II excellent for weakness and
indigestion. We also use u for coughs and
colds and Il does not fail u.s."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

-Crazed by the misconduct Of her
two daughters, a woman chopped off
one Of her hands at Parkville, Conn.,
striking not less than n dozen blows
with q Ratchet. -Boston Post.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30


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dot ihlss n iha hs,t hsnlsm mneefs
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III hef q t#Ht NJ w. NnfHitp
IH 81 lAm8fi4 HhfN eHfA y hHi fiaf
Ff# ssaF lfHia si iffHiN uHfihs
That sN. vnHi wfi b uif|ief iaaff
ksi stsa slmar ioms bnisa ~ fhissa
w. l55at rHt tts sfiiarlnf b NJ.
eaut ssk M m ah Hhlsni ani sfi4Htss
ia HlsFfaih TmHN ffuH HuN fufN lHFi
ika = Tor W ff4i hne M y lnN
Whau aIiHiHr iniu istiunaa Air|nq
f. ihss .lmfle ey mliitns.
" b. kHHa esHfNfff HHIf aI HfIi
~itstiaH canned h9m u uts sni urrTa
Han fhlu ftfT fistlHi ttL
ttn II in rood ihfaifh Mi aud mafius,
MNt 4 ~ F4Hh.a N ehaaiiiui nu lAA
NaIhHtaAf afIHs with ihnm Nf4miiNft
tot thnlf not wet IN lhN if1uhs
raifnl a Hosk d fhHon nnt With thfm
Nas y 4 HpiH ~ n A. ifuei
flut an NH ~ shepherd h vas
20 mufu ltkn tbHl I uf YlI
~ eas faHfNt nut hHf footed
iru yrfis IA ant hfnrn VITA ilnl
Int Hiatt ulng liira ~ shuuiril
"1hat ram Y iuu fcf Of b. can
Thy hoard M lfiyo hn1 rananl mowers.
WutlllnE IaSs ~ mlkmt u cuyl
Hut AZ a munairf fften ~ hnHt0A
DRIVEN hY a nceklrl boy,
IayinR inw thr tender Hrtasa
With q b. rid crash and 4 n,
AMI fouu tho by had 0lhri.% fancies
Than q mix nati . tmlloio Win.
going hqleewari through the FioimlnE
l. Tho rAdif N " fenilg
F0f thnJ M I the lusing nniiin~
MefflF mri. nui that VIII al.
Nuw, when asked about tho rnnntfy,
Thty reply, " N Smile ~ alEp,
Thai you know thny We lnuruUi the dit renee
Twist ralily and ihr stage,
@hHA Munro, In N. !. IHdfiF Atst
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
Doe. Your Head Aehef

No matter chat hs easx, siek, Nsrrous
knralFc, Dvspephc. Which Is III A rev.
olution In the treatment OF nervous diseases
Il now taking place. DR.. G w. Benson has
discovered q sure remedy In bis Celery and
and nervous headache, neuralgia, Dyspepsia,
slccplessness and all nervous diseases Sold
by druggists 30 cents . Dor. Address,
Baltimore, Md. BY mail. two boxes for u, or
az boxes for taD
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

THn voLrAIc BELr Co, Marshall. Mich, vfl
send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro. voltaic
Belts aud Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days 10 men tyounx o. old who ars al.
fictcd with nervous debility. Lost vitality and
complete restoration ofh~sl,h snd manly vivov.
Address a. above. N. R-No risk 10 incurred,
q thirty days trial Il allowed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

SUMNER IL nearly over. but the girls are just
az liable 10 he son struck In winter as they are
In July or August -Chfoago Herald
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

Lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
ranks frat a. n curative Agent In all COM
plsints peculiar 10 women. Cures Kidney
troubles OF either ser.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

We like 81. Jacobs on, and observe too
that the r. Rev. Bishop GIlmour indorses the
remedy. baltimore MAJ Catholic Mirror.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

With r., Ilktthh Of PAYING hftyy 1oftVt' tllIh III
Guaranteed to Cure all diseases ArttN fvn ,
disoricrcd Liver, stomsrh and iowela. ftpNsuz
Fever and AEue. Cholera. Yellow Fevcr sud n W
'larlai diseases. y docs not drug ycu: ba! slmrlI y
its use. II Is specially adapted fgr lsjiss IN ddiai(
health Those who Use II bnre will have - akul
II n no cure-ali. but cures what n y rfcnfnsnk(
for. licwarc Of limitations. The artice sbus nu}
toned Is the original DIR. ". 4. simmons lur Wy
AGO., Props, $50 and lsia CLARK ave. v. Louis "
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

The lisp has broken out In Saratoga, where
rhwect thimpletons utter thoft non,henth.- =
Nee Har>n R1giter.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

"A Montana vigilance COMMITTEES
postponed = i,rrhsrr matinee FIR .wc
hours In orier W alnu The v,cslm 10
shake in = rAfFe In which he kai .
ehanee. hus doth the rpisit of Chris.
tan rH<.<nlrsis{u frup out nren n ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

wuY should Arab Bcy be the favoritc Of
the ehlldreni Because he Is one OF the Ara
bian Knights.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

sntitlei sConiession oi an IDIOT" The editor
should keep his private affain 70 himself
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

WRITER In the Pepsiar se1ses Monthly
tells how flea climb. There IL nothing like
science.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

Acurnoropi-r sdverfises that his rl.es of
business Il opsn IN The evening CoavsnIens
for rsntismen vho ere coined Il nlkhA-Bs>
b. 6,sr.<v<i Bs1<hA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

Tus eoru>t esms 70 star, md that b Wig y
does not - ont Of fashion.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30


s.s"Hslp yourself end eshsrs .ill help
you-r bat don't fall 10 use kidney-Wort Tor
III liver, kidney and bowel complaints piles.
eostlveness. etc. Tho demand 81 the people
foe an easier method Of preparing .kidnsy-
Won hes induced the prpprefnrs. the we'll
known Wholesale druggists. Wells. Richardson
a Co. Of Burlington, W. 20 prepare u Tor
ale IN liquid form % we'll - IA drJ form.
r~rrrssrxau has = PIE fAesosJ. ne pies
made are q . dark color, 20 - not 20 shov
dit--k O Psnsvss<
"Fxplicit directions for EVER use are
eisen Win the Diamond Dyes. For dycing
MosssA 0rasseA Eggs fvory. Hair, &c
--
Acunoropfsr sdverfisrs that his rlses of
business n open IN The evening Cnuvsnient
for rsutismen Who are eorn<d q nlkhA-Bs>
fs- os~rs<v<i B-1<1A-
sxrxxv usS. a wslls' Health Renevsrs@
stores health and vieur. eurrs Dyspepsia o.
Tus ecssst csms 70 star. md that b Wig y
does not % ont Of fn<hion.
|
eross cissrrd out hT aRoaxk On RAla.h IA
wrr sv vicked "a m<n m axea sfarsi
b>rsuss shey srinsflsse-ch<svs ffs~><
-
fnnu>s1 dlsiinxulrAisel ealufe q neadlae's
unse11 Nm hi1s pov<f . redurs In11natton
ses. : c.s.:.,.s ss:;s,.es'a'4 ..
svnAspuvus ~ $50 - - y.sA lyss's
q 11su1u.ni Ison1 - ~ ~ ~
- - ~1un1 111rrls
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

HExplicis directions for EVER use arr
s,ssa "a, ns.. sss P..n'1 1so, Dyf a.,, is ss d's'Hs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

There u = proverb IN England thai
"a white willow-tree will buy the
owner = horse before other trees will
pay Cor the saddle" The wood of this
irce l. highly regarded there, no other
being In greater demand. II ~ light
very tough. sof. takes = good finish.
and will boar more pounding and knocks
than any other English wood. Il l.
used extensively for crickct-hais. aoeis
for paddle wheels. bnkc-blocks on cars.
plnnkInx coarting- vessels. ox-yokes.
wooden leeN shoc-lsrss. etc. II will
oflrn grow 10 . height II sixty OF ~
easy feet IN twenty yean-N T. Er-
ssfn<r.
fmFprleed b. IN unexpected eaesk
duu't apoluGize for rc1l o. ianci<<l -
.uieucse4. Make tke ppoea u wtol yua
nnvufn ~ hoHee. ~ ~ n teiure NJ
IN ! 111ty uo1cun1
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
KILLED

BY ncgieeting some d these syinpiulns, Wild al
Congestion. Dyspepsia. Bilious. NAlanaI rnd fItAs2
fevers. aud many other diseases too tedious 10 NM
ton. Unlike tsi0mel, Talent Pills, and Neiissl
Purgstlvrs, there Is 4 Purely Vegetable rnpntrl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

l6DnsAndH Of usrfHI men and W0T11I 1111111 n
themselves BY sheer neglect. They i1e114os
exhausted Nature 10 fsstDfs them, ulAck ~
sfich falls, and thsy ".
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

coming % 81 food, or IIesvinem ID stomach. MI
Enting, Had Taste In Mouth, Loss N Appstis. IN
Breath, rnstivenesz. Collie, Dixxy Head, sek iss5l
ache, yellow Complexion. Palms IN Hack ~ iAnfxj
Sick stomach Had Circulation. Coated Ionut.c AhJ
Confused Mind, ETC., etc. should remember ~
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
re Elsea. A. sheasush.

TIE New oYlsens, Chicago and st.
LouIs Railroad Is again under water In
the vicinity Of Water v alley, Miss, and
trains coma no further noFth than Coffee
vile Station. All the surrounding region
10 overfowed. Tha, levess along the
Mississippi from Batsn Rouge TO the
gulf are being earefully guarded, and
the weak points are strengthened rs ION
as discovered. There IL no break at New
Orleans. 1t u reported that $50 families
are living on ratIs below AlexRndria, on
the Red river, and require inlmeniAte
relief to save them from starvation. The
crevAsse At the LegArde place, on The
west side Of Bayou Lafourche, has been
closed by the Morgan Railroad Go. Al
Point Coupee the 6ood 10 still pouring
through the cEevassee in ths new levee,
which 10 now about 1000 feet wide, and
thA water a. It goes through Is about ten
ieet deep. Portions OF West Feliclana,
Assumption, lberville, st. Mary, Iberia
and Terrebone parishes, and the whole
OF West Baton RSuge will be everaowed.
This Is the Richest sRgar district ln
Louisiana. The False river and g. ogs
Tete country will soon be inundated,
and great loss and suffering will eDsue.
At Bayou Sara business is suspended, and
all the men are AZ work on The levees.
A new break lie reported III miles above
FriAr's Point, Miss.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
Smallpox Importation.

DR.. Oscar c. De Wolff, health
commissioner, and Theo. T. Gurney,
comptroller of Chicago, have been
in Washington two days, having
been sent by the authorities of that
city to confer with President Ar
thur in relation to smallspox there.
Mr.. Gurney says that 80 per cent. of
the small -pox there has been spread
by emigrants passing through or re-
naming in the city; that 70 per cent.
Of the emigrants from the seaboard
60 through Chicago, and that from
30 to 40 per cent. are not protected
from smallpox. -Four German
steamship lines haye contracted to
bring liz 900 emigrants in May, and
the Western authorities think that
vaccination should take place prior
to their leaving their homes, or at
least before they are distributed
throughout this country. President
Arthut is of the opinion that the ma
tional board # health should have
ample powers in this regard, and
will send special message to Con-
gress, eitheron Saturday or Monday
looking 10 giving the board such
power. Mr.. Gurney says that of 100
patients in the smallpox hospital in
Chicago not one can speak English.
Between 1000 and $4,000 school
children have been Vaccinated in
that city during the past two years,
and there has been but one case OF
smallpox among them during l
and l8 2.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
chicago wheat Rates for April.

CHICAGO, March 10.-The board of
directors of the Board of Trade yes
terday fixed the price Of April wheat
for marginal purposes at $l.22, and
adopted the following
"ResOISed That the board construe
the object of the rules under which
these proceedings are had TO be to Sc
cure full protection to both buyer and
seller, rather than to undertake to
determine actual value for final set-
tlement."
With this view, and not desiring to
be misunderstood, the board decides
that members under the rules shall
have a right to call for margins on
contracts for No. 2 spring wheat for
delivery in April on basis of 81. 1.22 as
the value Of No. 2 spring wheat for
marginal purposes. This acton is
important as defining the scope of a
rule about which there has been much
caVIl and bad blood.