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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-27

pletsd eai ona appa n ~ aossn ifow
her bfkft
atH Nv 'uB sal.H sali she, hsdaIHg
n I'D ~ taf1llhe. wHh = fsdlshl sml<
fm Aft tind n sWetI after aIIF'
sald ttfullne felsHilHK ''lf y0fl II
give fns klss. ~ kasIve foi thls
iliue lhaugh fua iuualb'l ever ~ such
= thing aaaln"
bury alwa5a had plenty N Ilaaea ~
rlte away ~ she paid w her dett
wlIilhgIf.
Then tauIinc iouk hcf In Iief arms
and carried her III The way hume.
The older raiiens wefu laai cHmIng IN
NJ The gate
{" dot W musi MAY .foeera NJ vi N
yoa,' said Doffy, ''on'y ! mustn't dolt
nu more
" | should think nnil' sali kennelh.
1tok, Cousin Ia, see what Iiufry has
goll"
bury gave rarh II her braheFa and
sisters Onr u her flowers 10 che olii the
rather small supply they had fund 10
put IN their MAt baskets
Then they vent IN aud told lhelr
mother about bmry's adventures
10 think that | never missed the
chlldti said their mother, much sur.
pflsed. - YOUTHS coBipaHion
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-27
fHfs asp fInrmrs.

fhem afe IN lnn fada, 0ui N
population n pl9.pie, lllliefsles b. lhe
Huniief " dls sHi N lhese 7hp, lgg
aw eulufrd ponhf n u fssaeaat
There Was mufr ule1mafFnflne Than
butter espaifd fmm The I'nlird States
N ivHi, ihe hHufel standing a. 2e,nri.
wn ie tl,W9.Wud pounds respectively
Two tallfufnlaha W paflnefshlp
have un illHif ssfluus fanehes $4,000
head " cntllo and li0l0r head n sheep
10 take oate " these aoeks Geo men Aie
now employed
Returns from India state that Tho
number VI persons hllled there Nv wild
beasts and snakes has increased from
1878 IN 1876 Ia n, ,g0O In iss1 In
Bengal alone, during The latter year, a5a
persons were Killed by tigers.
The highest price aver paid for
plcre n land In New York. T. supposed
TO have httn the fids.6 6fn which i. H.
Glover has ltlsl paid for n lut No by 10,
with building thereon. NJ The southwest
corner VI Wall aud broad streets
Tip 10 1919, when the figure, wcre
brought Into SHAPE, II was found that
the Erie Canal had paid the whole cost
NJ construction, working expenses and
repairs, beside putting &03, Jss. gis Into
the trousers pocket ~ the State of Now
York ~ T. Herald,
The returns II the census taken In
Italy NJ the close NJ 1881 show the pop
ulailon Of the Kingdom 10 be- ~. i52 900,
an Increase during the decade ~ $50 i.
si6 The number Of Italians living In
othcr countries Is estimated nj 500, 900.
The only city IN the Kingdom whose
population has decreased during thu last
ton years is Florence.
"A recent German work gives the
following return Of tho population Of
The world. eounting by millions Europe.
3i5, 900. 600. Asia, S3i. 900. 600; Atrica.
e05. 900. 900; Aiperira, 81. .00O. 600; Aus.
trala and Polynesia, 5,O0O.000; Polar
regions, undcri 100000. Total. i,4t5,.
00O, 900 being nm increase of over 10,
000, 900 upon the last census.
The first conveyance Of real estate
In New York by John Jacob Astor Is
dated August II, 1889, being two lots In
thc Bowery Lane, for f250. The next
was for lot IN Little Dock street (now
Water strceD, for ESQ. Aaron Burr,
from tle time he moved 10 this city. IN
1888, until his ruin. twcnty-four year
later, purchased twcnty-four lots Of real
estate, and made eighty sales. IN Y
Graphic. ..tt.,-
prof,isc splitting Is injurious In sew
ernl ways. The saliva Is poured int.
the mouth 10 do q specific work. an,
then passes into the stomach 10 be ab
sorbed II the saliva Is constantly
ejectod from the mouth, the system
drained Of what II was not intended u
lose. And the mouth. In that Gaze. be
comes an organ of cxcretion. thus re
loying the kidacysinpart Of their Office
IN. y. Tribune.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-27
WIT AND wISDON.

tHl... a al. L..
10. y SERMON Wy, ~ ns nut "ocs " "eco"e
oSr "'e ,""''o'
line luie man uaven 80 Slowly mat
even poverty easily 9Ver'akes MN ~ 'ne
''rs' .urn VI ''c 'oau
sbying n, 4 shadow. and ans vet we we arc w
s"Ji"E " n"n""". nv" -. "" w"
constantrnily doing the same thing our
'e''sr, sr, ,,.., ,,,,., !. ...,
The following "notis In posted
nm IN an East Tesss .aw.mIll. .Dosnt
Munky with the buz saw when In mo-
shun. "--fhiadefph'a bulletin.
lis this angels foodp' asked q
young lady at party Of gentleman
who brought her some delicate cake.
II Is now" was the gallant. response.
A Young lady In A Boston Office Is
40 particular about her personal appear
ance that She always takes A pecp In the
mirror before answering q call at the
telephone. !somerpilie Journal,
az can't get nm earlyr saId poor
victim 10 his doctor. "Oh. yes, you
can,r was the reply, ''if you will only
follow nv advice. What il your hour
Of rislngp' "Nine O'clock well,
get up half an hour later every day, and
In the course Of month you will find
yourself up nj four In the morning.
Determined beforehand. ve srnyeIy pre.
tend -.
10 Mo- s,,s,a .he aas'oo ana 'ho 'ho"rh" OF .
Should he differ from Us under any pro-
w. ,sn.s, s,s o., M. van, =, ,,,, ,,a--..,
and sense.
Hut should hs fall 10 with ana Natter our
why. rally. we think him sensible man.
.-"sister told me 10 come In and talk
10 YOU 'till she found her hair" said a
sIx.year.old gIrl 10 her biz sisters bean.
.sDo yor ike 70 have me talk 70 youp
Sister SAYS You sing like a screcch.owl.
What h scrpech.owlp Won't YOU
sing for mep sister saws you don't
know beans; I know bcans.a whole
bag full. sister says--wby. YOU ain,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-27


w lsi.i,a,' s", W. VIZ, VIZ" sIY X iaiii,,,.
iIsptr hlll,w sn Iaashius ami ssfssmlas
II lfI iiss ea'hius mofs ihsa apt~ta
fis riie lhey wslume wllh eyes N aeileh.
tHf hoif i alrh stk ! hnii flnanT lhHHf,
lhef afms HstiHs hlsh, sn - s'a tfnl ani
WhllHi
raeIl heai. aimea, humrlas az eio.e aaa .,
nnHf
M l. I.a.e,s, EEr'w' io''de'i 'he eyes sow
~ sweYi !. iGe laush,ef, ssa sas h IL
ashle
A aas saine !. ,itnbia . aap game ~ see
A strange semo of ufshims snw yt-,etdat
IN never fWani n ~ tns "a live
some slf ~ l,rssafs piated !. r'Ht ihlnss0
.Arsp rllh .sa. 70 sls bses nod sIc,e-
4 Ar,ks, I, ~. Y, n. is,tt,.l. 4 n dirt.
tvs. pIlltm sisht and sIsht that hufi,
HIT aishi u u yell ~ kc"p N ones iallri
Ma ehIldten were with hin, iwosIfls and ,hfec
hiyai
Their head. held down cIc. and their eys.
No sound itoua their lips Of clad laushIcrs
No shoee !. q y fright p''y'h'ns. 10 them The
ehance u scf,ia u stale brrad they eouli
A ebancc- in n thousand, NJ chances RETURN.
~ lassed odd shacs they could wear oii their
fccii
The baby tina, yet could not ,0ttar alone
Was held up 10 SEQ, and, ~ grave ~ the rr-t
Watched wlHthil each crust, cact rindrf rash
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-27

Sometimes things get mixed. and
nicely. too. II not qlhte a. neatly - was
done by printer Of a Canadian news.
paper who tagged part Of receipt for
tomato caisup on the opening paragraph
Of an article on Catholicism IN Africa.
with he following result The Roman
Catholics claim TO be making mstcrial
advances In Africa. especially In
Algeria, where they have ahundred and
eighty-iivc thousand sdherena and .
missionary society for Central Africa
During the past three yeass they have ~
taincd firm footing IN ihe interior u
the continent, and havs sat forth
ssserzl missionaries Into the equsioriaI
regions. They arr aeeustomed 10 ~
gin their work BY buying hesshsn chIl-
drrn and educating them. Tie easieso
and best wny 70 prepare them = 70 nfus
wipe them with : clean towel; then
plscs them In dripping pans and
bake thcm IN they srs tender. nAsa
IUu Ni'i haze no diI1alliy n rubbing
lhsm through . sisve. ani viu ssv5
them By bslng obliged 70 cut t1em b
slIces spd cook fos sevsfal houfs. ~
C>smtsvf yosrpnL
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-27
CONDENSED TELEuRAxs.

In tho House Of Representatives, May
20, the contested election case OF Mackey
against 0'Connor was called up. Mr.. Ram
dali asked that Il be laid over and on dlvi-
sion the Democrats did not vote, leaving no
quorum.
A WASHINGTON paper SAYS the Su-
prcme cour, holds that the bullet fired at
the President by Gultcau was the cause Of
death. and that the trial could only have
been held In Washington; that the death Of
the PresIdentin New Jersey, except as A..
fected by the local statute, could not change
the Jurisdiction. The assassin had not been
In New Jersey, had committed no oifense
against New Jersey laws, and the mere fact
Of his victim being removed 10 Elberon TO
prclong bis life, or save Il u possible, could
not be made 10 affect the character Of the
crime.
The Grand jury, May 20, returned
new pre-ensiments against Gen. Thomas 3.
BRADY, John W. Dorsey, Montfort G. Rer-
del, Henry N. Turner, J. n. Miner. ".
Peck and Henry n. vsile, charging them
with conspIring 10 defraud the United States
IN connection with the awards Of the star.
route contracts. M
JACK BRunxAoE and Charles Axline,
Of Roseyille, Ohio, qusrreled on Mus
kIngum Valley train, Nay %. Axline was
stabbed In the braast, and knocked Brum-
mage on the platform while the train was
In rapid motion, aud IN falling bic head
struck . telegraph polo, knocking his brains
out. Brummags died In short time. Az
line was not expected 10 live.
JoHx McMExoAor, . farmer living
near Nuscstinc, lows, wss shot and killed
By his fs-year.old daughter the other day.
The two were quarrcling. when the girls
brother, ssed u, handed her revolver. with
which she shot her father through the
breast II h supposed the children desired
10 get possession Of their fathers properly.
The mother h In the insane asylum.
The lumber strike st Muskegon,
Mich, bids fair 10 develop var. A special
force Of eighty pciise. furnished bv Pinksr-
ton, hss been sworn In 70 protect imported
lsborsrs brought non Canada 70 work On
~ boons.
An explosion q sulphur In he Buck
Ridge colIierv. near shamckin. Pa, MAJ
%, e6used the dcaih Of James Lawrence,
Franz 0smau, DsvId oreen, and rssdsriek
HoFnann.
IT, ---s1--.-. ,t-l-- - 49,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-27

We make the following extinct from
Mr Charles l.. hrace's article, entitled
/" Wof.fearcd Children. Y In SL kirh1ias.
4" Picketyn IA q New York street arab
who has been induced 10 leave the ;loys'
Lodging House aud "Go West:
Plckcty at first thought he might 10
sent where bears would hunt him. or
Indians catch him. and that he would
earn very little and would lose all tho
sights and inn II New York. so ho was
almost afraid TO 20; but, on hearing all
about u, and seeing that he would new
or come 10 much In the city. and espe-
cially hoping 10 get more education In
the West, and by and by 10 own Bit of
land for himself. he resolved 10 Join d
party under one Of the western agrnis
q the Childrcn's Aid Society and 20 10
Kansas.
We have not time nor space 10 follow
his fortunes there, everything was
strange TO him. aud he made queer
work of his duties In a farmers house;
but tho strAngcst thing Of nll 10 him
was TO bc In o kind, Christian family.
Ne wondered what made them all 80
good. and he began TO think he would
Ike 10 be ~ they were, and most Of all
like the One he had heard Of In the
Lodging House meeting.
lie was careful 10 write 10 his New
York friends about bis new home, and
here IL one Of the letters received from
him. after he had been In the West q few
monthsi
..v. So So H., kAssAs.
few lines hoping ycu arp N rood health st
present, and not Forgetting the rc~t II the gun
tieinsn that remember IN tho Childreu's An
society. an gctting. on splendid with my
studies q schcol. and scld you my monthly
alf my rvpoits. have : good place and likc
my home. and nm Eisd came.
Tho nrst time Irodc horpc bareback. b.
sluns me on gver h!s hesd and made me- sich
right again and In good health, and can rids oI
summer sss 9 sos. ss Learn s9 0 y Ses s'.s ~
SOW, and DO farnqrs work. ! viii srt GOOD
10 no Indians. or bcsrs. Of. other wild animal
-..cpt prsiricssolvss, and you csu scare ths"
vi any ' boy wants . good homo he qsu com,
@ en- srvs plenty ~ q sS n soi hss sn ss.sn, w
SHINES NJ rns-pokSrs or trippInK up men o.
trnpps IN the Dyxcry or CITY Hall Park.
.Teli BantY sc1d him my bcst respects
Tell him u Is from Pickety,' and he wtIiknov
me.
Yours truly. ----."
He learned bis farm work fast and
soon made himself very useful; the nexl
winter he went 70 school again. and b.
came very good scholar. lie knew
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-27
n. y. Church Fall Conferences.

Drrnofr, Mich, May iB
The bishops of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church, who have been IN session hero the
past vcek. adj ,urned to-day, having arranged
thcirplan OF Episcopal visitation for tho Fall
Conferences as follows;
Alabama Coufercnce-At Medowor Noyem-
ber %, Bishop Foss presiding.
Austin-San Antonio, Tex, November q,
Hack Hills Mission -Dcsdwood, Col, August
"a. Merrill
bulgaria. Mlssion-sision, bulgaria, scptsm-
Der -, Foster.
California Oakland, September 81, Hurst
Central China Misslon-Kin KianE, October
4, Bishop not yet designated.
Centrh Cerrnan--1oledo, Ohio, August 10,
central Illlnois-Lering,on, September ~.
Harris.
Central New York-Ithaca. October II, Peck.
Central Ohlo--Sidney, september l3 warr,n.
Central Tcnncsscc-Morris Chapel. Novorn-
Chicago 0erman-Mllwaukce, October s,
Ci9clnnati-Dayton. September Q, bowman.
Coorado-Colorado Springs, August q
Columbia River BAKER CITY, Oregon, August
10. Hurst.
Dakota Mission Parker, October s, Foss.
pcIaware-crnterville. Nd. July 70, Foster.
Denmark Mission--tD tDdep,es. June III uarrfs
Dos Nolnes -wlniersst. September "a, Wiley.
East Ohlo-North Phila,ielphla. septsmbsr
q, Peek
East Tennessee -Morrist9vn. October n.
SIMPSON.
Eris-warren. September q, Simpson.
foochow -HinE-klva, China, November q
Bishop not yet designated.
Gencsee -Olean, N. Y. October 1. Warren.
Goorgia-Resaca, November "a Foss.
ftQffuaut aud kNltyQrlanf -Era n 4 n On.
Main. JuIys, Harris.
Holstpn- thstianooTn. October is simpson.
indisna-suIlivan. Aursst q. slmrson'
Iowa -Nuscstine, September g. wiley.
japan MIsslon-Yoksnsma. July a Dl.bop
mot yet dssisnsisd.
MISUNDERSTANDING, September 81, An
drs.s; -. o.'-,-,.
hinnes0fa-OwafOuna, October 4. Merrill.
Montana Mission Bossman, July u, Hurst
Merrill. "
Ncvads-Reno, September -, Hurst
not rot Designated.
North China Nission-Pekins, September "a,
bishop NOT YET designated.
Merrill
ren.
Northwest Cicrman-Lcmarr, Iowa, scpfnm,
beg s11;l..., = Merrill o,v ..,,.,
n Pcck.
re.s.
September > Hs,r,ii -
Northwest tswsiish-Chicago. I'LL, September
T. reck. -,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

An insane passenger on q train near
Cleveland, Ohio, May 10. cut his throat with
. pocket-knife and jumped through the
window. lie was picked up and conveyed
10 the City Hospital. His wound Is no,
necessarily fatal. % no large srterics were
severed. In his pockets were found lin.
tied ticket 70 New York, two baggage checks
from Cincinnati TO New York and letter In
German, signed Albert Fischer, addressed
TO Herr seharfenberg.
Two aristocratic youths, Emanuel
Bose aud Rich ardo Gonzales. fought duel
with swords In Osixaba, Mexico. May 10.
Both were badly wounded.
FoRrr houses and stores at Danville,
Quebec, were burned the other day, the loss
being estimated al $50, 900.
TnE Inngfellov Memorial Association
have issued circular asking for eoniribu'
iIons Of 81 each for the purpose Of pcrma'
nentIy preserving the residence Of the poet
aud erecting an enduring memorial 10 hi'
fame on the grounds Of his residence.
A DISPATCH from Crittenden, New
Mexico, says white railroad men assaulted
the CbIneua lsbofrr< and drove them from
camp the othtf Oar. bcaIing ihcm terribly,
"A thea hanred 4. Besst. Superintendent
& oonsgl& &6llsn. y telegraph pole until
y promised % dninlss she-hcsshsn.
/. HrxwAnrsvrLLk, No., was laid waste
81 drs oa The 18th. About forty houses
wers destroyed. TOTAL los. sis'.oooi in'u'
fuho6, S7p,nops
Roanxr KfrwonTn, Of Dayton, Ohio
6l,d huddeuly on she steamer Abyssiuis,
vslls quavsnglsed q New Ycik. rev day
-. h<l.<Ies were notified that biz effect
Ia bses laksn " his nephew, but they =,
y he'd % nepkeW with hin, snd = be re-
runlus lndIsais ecue srses Of violence, theF'
10 b post-morsem examination. MI
uorsh went 70 EsxInsd 10 receive s1'.w
Nh hin. sad was resurinx, having e<ssb'
lI~hed hIs claims.
A ptzpArcn from Minnespolis, ,Mlnn.'
~. ! nnnher q siudenls of ihe State uai'
vsr.lsv wers out % spsee The siher night
"a tslna loIIousd BY cone q he fsculty
- prsSusea 70 e.ptue snd discipl'n'
sheu. started 70 rua. A. Paine wAt pur,
-rzs tr Professors Neer- 80 pie, >s<
a.1l.e = NJ llkely 70 b eausht - surnsd
- dIschysd rsvslTer. wh<rsnpon Ff@
rIks drsu . plssel snd ss<d. ~ ss's -
- s1sss 3 fulss's lhIsh, nskInt psinfs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-27

DIR. J. M. Emmert and wife, Of At
lantic. N. j.. lost their two children 10
Gently BY the prevailing hcrpd disease.
The little girl died on Friday; the little
boy. aged three years. on the following
Wednesday. Shortly before his death.
the Atlantic Telegraph says, the little
Dor (Dale) raised himself IN his bed and
asked. Where 4 sisp want 10 see
her," Then be resumed his pillow. An
hour later his spirit had Town. and he
was with "siz'' (I,lanche) IN Heaven.
The i7s desf-mute boys Of the Penn
ylssnia Institute. q PhiIsdeIphIa, broke
on IN musiny the other day. and threw
The furniture and bedding around q .
destructive rnte. They could say nothing
oxeept with thsir hands. lad thess wers
loo busy with tns furniture 70 sp<nd
any tlms % words. A fsiIurs b ~
supply q bulter for Ne tahle q dInnsr
s1if1c1 ~ vuissless wrath q ~ croul
~1l(lo1r|pee ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-27

Cincinnati has . stranes hermit in
Edward HoIroyd He was once part
ner in ! large and successful dry-eoods
house, and Il that time was public
spirited, jovisl and widely known.
twenty yssrs sro IL retired suddenly
from business. secluded himself In :
very YER hand handsome .ss suburban s = yTs.iasnss. T and
For months no human being secs him.
his orders 70 he family who liye In the
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-27

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nursn Bo1oA ~ Oh G11n4 whloA \
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fFun ni16lo q ~ ~, ~ no.1l9,
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-23
The Kindness of Nature.

Nature intended that the art of healing
the sustaining OF animal life, the enjoy
ment of perfect health, and the road to
longevity should be searched for principal
ly among the herbs and vegetables of
earth, and not one in thousand who seeks
to be relieved by the use of mineral poisOns
Will ind the panacea hoped for. then
away with mercurial medicines! Let Ma
ture be assisted by nature! lnvigOrate the
system and improve the animal economy
OF nutrition and assimilation, by using
such well-knOwn and tried harmless vel
effective vegetable tOnicS as Yellow Dock
Sdrsaparilla, Juniper, Celery, Calisaya
position of DIR. GuysOtt'S Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparrilla. Ii you are weak, nervous
and debilitated, or suffer from dyspepsia
weak kidneys, impure blood, etc, it will
do you more perm lnent good than any
other remedy known.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-23
REMOVING THE CAPITOL

a Few years ago it was the fashion
among certain clique of politicians.
whose utterances were echoed by a
portion of the press, to clamor for the
removal OF the Capitol from Washing
TON TO some representative Western
city near to the geographical centre OF
the country. The topic seemed to prove
seven days wonder, however, and
was soon forgotten in the rush and re.
qulrements of the Nations urgent BUSH
ness. Now whether the Capitol will
ever be removed or not is not near so
interesting a question to some people
as whether rheumatism can or will ba
removed from their bodies. The sub
Ject OF the removal of this disease
from the system has very successfully
interested myriads of people. and from
the extended expressions conveyed by
the almost innumerable statements re-
celved from representatives of every
class OF the community, we append the
Following brief selection,-premlsing
for the benefit of the reader that the
disease referred to is rheumatism or
neuralgia and the remedy is that grand
old pain panacea-St. Jacobs Oil.-The
Rt Rev. Bishop Gilmour. Cleveland.
Ohio: Excellent for Rheumatism
and kindred diseases. 1t has benefit
ted me greatly."-Hon. Carter H. Har-
rison, Mayor Of Chicago: "Eas been
used in my family and neighborhood
with remarkable results, and think
it an excellent remedy."-John Carr
Moody, Esq, Counselor-at-Law, Val
lejo, CAL: THE relief afforded in a
short time was such as to make mo
disregard the evidence of my own SEN
ses. Capt. Paul Boyton, the World
Renowned Swimmer: 81 do not see
how l could get along without st.
Jacobs Oil."-Mr. d. w. Mcdonald. Ser
geant-at-Arms of the House of Com
mons, Ottawa, Cam: "a splendid
remedy; cured rheumatism of my
wrist and ham"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-23
Wonderful Work at the Atlanta Cot
ton-Exposition.

a most remarkable instance of enter
prise and skill was witnessed at Allan
Ia on the 9th ultimO, by the thousands
who thronged to that city to see the
exhibits at the exposition. 1t was
"GOvernOrs' Day." and Governor Col
quit, of Georgia, and Governor Bige-
low, of Connecticut, were each pre-
sented with a complete suit OF black
cotton cloth, of which the cotton was
picked in the field after sunrise that
morning, was prepared, spun, woven,
dyed, etc, and the suits made in time
for the governors to wear Ihem the
same night at the grand reception in
the executive mansion. Major Bar
rows of the Williamantic Linen Com
pany. furnished the body material, and
Mr.. Parney, of Cheney Brothers, the
silk for the linlngs.
The cotton for the two suits started
on its way from the field little before
Z o'clock, first entering the Kitson
picker; at o'clock it went to the Foss
" Pevey cards, thence to the railway
head built by the Lowell NJ lchine Com
pany. Then it rapidly found it's way
to the speeder, built by the Lowell
Machine company. Then it rapidly
found its way to the speeder, built by
the City Machine Company of Provi-
dence. From there it went to the
Falls II jerks frames, and was soon
what the observer was ready to pro-
nounce thread. This was taken to a
Compton loom, and the process of
weaving commenced. AS soon as the
cloth emerged from the loom 1t was
taken to the dye-house of n. Spencer
Thomas and dyed. When it was dried
1t was taken TO the Wheeler & Wilson
exhibit, where the suits were cut out
by Mr.. Crosse. a popular Atlanta tailor,
and the making was at once CON-
menced. The button holes were made
at the rate of two a minute by II. L.
Phelps, of New York, on the National
Machine Company's button hole ma
chine. AS the day closed the suits
came completed from the hands of the
tailors, and looked almost as handsome
as genuine broadcloth. Verify, the
work of the fast machinery of tie
present day is marvellous.