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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05
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me- who ID bot fully uniertxng a.
IL eoan3ed himself He WORKED ven
taf ihrezht szcccss depraiei ca max.
ia-iAe hrss harzaia hs esaA alta as
employer On tie las; dsy q 81 e-
garernsni b. borvsci a vessel =, the
hruS 10 ezry drink into the ed uhers
~ Sorkci aAone lie came IN urN-isc.
AZ he hour &c quiifinx unrk. but
viihou; the vessel lzskei hin uhsr
: a %. ~ fovus ii-len Il IN
the tedn | asked him 90 hrinw !, IN.
bui b aid his TIM Vas IN Tor IL
DAYS work sad declined / intended
81 eEiploy him sgain. bet shis turned
the scale lie sever ~succe~la4 eel
alihougA setive and of fair abilities
Anoiher rsnSoa N nv employ aixars
trak an interest IN The wnrk. sna ia
not mind Al extra kalf-haur 4 matters
required r. he woFts Cor me fr,. ami
! can Afford TO allow him an exiz hnur
% srscial occasions and 10 do VARGAS
things without charging him-
Anrher instance viii DO to ru.s,
although n, Immediately within nv
reTScnsl kncwl~lge An orphan ~,
~raghs employment he was rrp~s,ellv
rpuiscd lie vas hearty discouraged.
When the owner Of = large estahNsh.
naeni A. last eoneiuAedlo take him II Ae
would do various mental " chores with
small pay. lie engaged for = wear. He
wss hrst % hand esNry morning. and
tued - make himself usefai IN every
way. Al the end q sks year. uh<a X
TALKED ct having. every oae pleadNi
fur him 70 sssy. lie had hslp4a Tho
clerks and helpsi TIE o~nsr-thsr
"ccuid sos spsre khn.r Ne Wa
easred higher Wages and IN two or
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the hF<t re<sfhle wsxe<< - sever /,
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~ r>sh<r. buC<zihh. = I'll lima !.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

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CHAPTER " cosrrrsN


Mt Calthorpc preserved silence on
,he subject. tle saw that hls son was
favcrnbly received In society. aud be-.
licycd that he might have paid his nj.
dresses To mnre than n soman IT fort
une with evory prospect Of acceptance
Hut he did not remind him by word or
look Of the day Of reckoning which wa,
drawing near. or o. the means by which
he expected II TO be met. the means
were "a his mind the most convenient
at command. and. therefore. the host
lie foDnd Intense salts action In the h..
lief that Maurice had given mp the lady
whoever she might he to whom he
had referred when the subject Of mar.
rage hal been mentioned Had that
not been tho case, Mr. Callhope VA.
too confident Of his own acumen 90 i'm.
agine that hc would have failed to he.
icct The signs Of = continued corrc-
spondenc- A. IL was, the growing in,
tercst cvinccd by Maurice Ia his pro.
icssion afforded the bcs, possible prcoi
that thrc was no love affair dis,nciing
the barris'er'. mind
40 Mr. Calthorpc was content tn Al.
low matters 10 glide On in their own
way. and WAS secretly proud of the
skill with whirA he managed his son.
ss well As certain q ultimate triumph
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05
wrecked siaahood.

Victims o. youthful indiscre,ions and
rerniciQus prActlrs, suffering from prema'
lure decay or Oh age, nervous debility,
lack Of self-c1nhdcnce, impaired memory,
los % manly poisers. aud kindred syfnp'
ioais, should send ;hr.e stamps for large
Illustrated treatise, giving meanso Of cert.su
cum. wa nunrnuns testimonials. Adj
dress WoRLu's nIsFESsAEY MEDICAL AS
s1caATioN. Buffalo, y. Y.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

AvD now. as The violcis appear, and roses
become about twenty cents apiece cheaper,
the young man tells his friends that no
thinks uf going 10 Europe ON time IN
June. And Ell his contemporaries secretly
envy him, and look upon him as a man
born with a silver spoon In his mouth. Ho
tells them how he Is going 10 climb the
Alps, and Sail over Lake Como, and wander
thrasigh the Colosseum and the Castle OF
Chillon. He makes a great impression on
his friends, and invites them n see him on,
which they do with 4 great deal of enihu.
siasm. Thea be discmharks AZ halifax, and
goes 81 20 Michigan, where he spends tho
summer on bis unele's farm. and gets thu
skin II hfs hand. thick aud hard enough q
sole a pair ~ boots, or 10 b. palined oil
anywhere Tor a clearinghouse steak. Aud
when be- comes back he speaks Of Ravenna
and Athens as though be had bcen living
there in opnlence all summer, and not hoe
Ing corn and chasing mad bulls.-Prck.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

SEpxrI SIXTH teingnl. bis physician ai-
Egai asassttsha waf=srra@ eg-nsr
~ -tlnr Waas a~skadSydnry.
SUI tsf'er ffJs, p take uoail u the rur.
Case ef Dr. Y Y. P.eloe's "Goldsn Ncii-
ca Discovery ard fi~assni fargA,ivs
ftlTs. EhlrA are ssr~aaiiy valuable 70
those uha Es obliged - Lead s~den;ary
lives. = 49, a4Fted uifh auy ehrpaic dis.
E1s - 1amachofbrssls. by druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

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~ nave asea llauls ueHNaf n tf Is.aI. 4,
pss, slsieen yeafs. sad ef.eunlf nssmnssa4 / . :
Ing : iafe and Feiirhie mealcihfS
Huafs ileHedY 4 purely 4 sfsrzlk fse>-<
seientihesiy NJ pefra W frt elsss fr.<esrSrr
maeisi. and Ill fiftly eafy ell dlssssss "A sikH.1
hisades. liver ahd urinary organs Cos. Y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

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Nr FHa I#sus. ~ tfHaH g H'AHa fiHHs
a.te IfaH a4f ~ truth, thef " w. ~
sstaaaft4ytsn HeH idre. ~ ny7
ss.st that I'D Wm iialf't halsam Has
,s,.d. sad ~ mother 4 iafisf Ho~ iHsh
,,s ~ han ~ iwahfy years
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

Al 0Y with a top tried d spin ~,
But bis hand got a thorn right IN u,
The sport didn't spoil,
ror ~ Jacobs Oh,
Cured Wis burt In less than a mint
A red. haired clerk In Savannah,
Slipped on . pioee n banana,
Great pain be endured,
But ~. Jacobs OF cured,
lie now goes dancing with Hannah.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

CT ;Aass With wask luuee. spi-ing ~ blood,
t-urdsfis- ~ Kindred affections q throat
CO iuaES sesi iwe Stamps for DR.. r. V.
Fi=fve treatise GA ihess maladies. Ad'
1ress thf dQc1r. Bafaio, y. \.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

Mas. JANIS r. WmyAx, OF Harrison, o.,
writes; Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla cured my daughter Of dyspep-
sia and irregularities"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

u g. ae q ln-ky vnui. 'his sarne impos.
st5s; o. god cmss . those Who have I.
- eHsa = iheiF uoz'hA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

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tat ~ salfA f H N
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

. TEr FrHuA C-are-rnsa. intends 70 hold
agranl iats-nais1aal sxhfttii1a u Paris in
Ha.g
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

n YaFoo County, Miss, a cow died with
hyirophohia from eating the hay on which
= mad dog had been lying.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

s5o. buys a pair Of Lyon Patent Heel Hiifcna
ers and make a boot or shoe last twice ~ long
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

CHlKacTrz ia higher thar intellect. A
Evzi Sui VII - s;rung 20 live a. well as
= iAinE-Easgoa u fAe Anertcdn
Nslnfv.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

IN The shortest tima, Write for free N'pags
pamphlet On rh%eugiaiigm,t TO H. 4. Helphsn'
slime, Druggist, Washington I. u
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

IT 1. better to he reproa.led by q friend
than compllmonied by q hatterer' itaH
IaHiH,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

tbs diamond il the stone ~ an engage.
menil hui slve us the Old cobble'si'ss W Y
free nght
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

ppwsr, lent n, that yoa siwafr go ne
tlehtiati lmigfs ny stars beHiH'e shopA
W. JsIgfl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

ananws's naoscHfth THoeHFt' ~ etrel
liant fDf iha fHllnfn ~ HoHfsenesa o. ~ofo Thf"at
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

LGrEs. tzy - your hashsni. iro:hers
ar sa-s CEr9ifhi6n Cellar and CUTS ard
AVE trgalls n szsAias.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

Ai,aFsslas a. aail hs.li. they eas
nrf- ar--EQ FngsG
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plafo4 viii hlm anA ne slfltr fHlHieH
ila isfaHi nHimt a. Wioty A. thf
hfst bad hem made When Itals tsw
me- pleiHfa. he embraced ihe pointer
aud efifd aYm afs fandJeAi -
mhtf eaulA dD What you hafe hnN
doae NJ rismfni y n fiehe'as
sts
The ieiefai capitol N Washington
efst ahuaa aig.Ou1.HD hni Regarded
AZ 0ho n The CREST building ~ ~
Wmli. Ihn work was veil done ~
reasonable figures The unfinished
slaie capitol ~ Albany n y has al'
foadg cost sil.OGHlFp, and s6VVtb.
moro haa been called for The total
e0si viii probably b. nearly ~ 1nli'
s9bOu. n0d the estimated cost piRhI
wears ago VIVA sLO00,00G Arehltea'
and contractors afc more ehicfprisinl
and altogether more thrifty now tbaf
I formerly ~ T. Herdd
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

Ts 7aa az raiB<r'I sing IN th.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

uais'. Honey ~ f%fgrsboand and Tar
Take lnsianief. Don't neglect = fousn'
Iika's t0oihachs drops cure IN one minute,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

nor Ease rkai does nos mean thai |
intend 10 meAsurs my words o. delih.
ers;e urca them iwcah Ike 90 -
thsm aown ius a. tbvv come p mc. Ia
thrm - ~ - unk III q aickcA
1T vAs Wci that ] uss p-~rsr~i n
m~ss hiu iuT the sirht o. che Who AS
Il an Anh 10 think thai u would IL
rght 10 a. - dear 20 you. tired ne
vsfy mn b Bat ! did coatrol nv 4
an ,oa0ei nv ks~owicdgc q The ras
81 carse be discovered ms psem-
elaucc b. you. snd spoke oft Had h
scn me = few month. a.o b. would
have discefend = stu closer hkcncs;
b. m rht evea have tkoaghs that "a,
the Ines smith he had know II Tan
herselL But | have changed uacr
esen within the lss; fes weeks NJ
father tells me that the color i hezir
NJ "a esuru to my fsea. and that hs
thinks ! am grtting s;oei' Bot The
chanre which | notice mos; mysslf l. Z
kiad q hard feeinE which ! esnnci
quite M leriand; i makes ne resdy ts
he cruel. and especially 20 yca Zee
that | want TO hurt somebody. ExrSp'
my iaiksr I carr fer No one
- suppose i se this feeling whicA
easbaed me 20 - - ccol when Nr q.
mond Cslthcryre spcke 70 me: my ~,
rsssessh n blinded him completely. IL
h pot the aightess idea that \ kuc-
ANYTHING regarding you OF shat hsa
rsssei bstseen yoe We nlksi aheul
yen-L quite gsygs ard he fuss a
sayeody el-e wVnld who was amused
~ Ne CURIOSITY | Showed IN anesssaur
Ing him about his trend I mus o~s
ths, scmeiimes there seemed b. hs |,
grave look IN biz eyes and altAouri
they vsrs staring straight Il ms, he a.
nj seen 10 - M. huf somsboiy
Hrrsgs ne Twice tbs gave me |
nat Uneasy sensation, but : slsrhl
laugh e. . duh isk= "a. cnsurk 4
~sf 1H1y Tai slf4n<1 skes~~~.na.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

rs,~ III NJ. tssAs.rs. r.sls. sid'ar.
uith meck korur. " kat 4 dre>dfal
psais = nlnd ~ skeuH y h Y ws -.
menev1v1 everyhptrT
A ~ the<e ~ 80 4 tkos> iaukks
unisA s>rve = e>nv>r'
Smyrna times., 1883-12-26
News Items.

1t Is said that, before engaging Fl
Mahdi, Hicks Pacha's command was
weakened by the desertion of Madden
Pacha and 1000 soldiers.
Eleven miners We're buried fifteen or
twenty feet under snow bv an avail
anche on the Surefias Range. Cal Sir
OF them were killed and the remainder
badly injured.
The revolution in Hayti is causing
trlghtful misery. The bombardment IF
Jaemel and MiragOane has driven the
insurgents to desperate straits. Mira
goane is said 10 have surrendered
seriOns damages are reported to
buildings and shipping BY the heavy
storms of the last few days. A flood il
anticipated in the Ohio and other
Western waters from melting snow
BY the giving way of bridge over
Blue River near Salem, Ind. a bassen.
ger train was precipitatcd into the
stream, where it took fire. Nine pcr-
sons are known to have been killed
In the National House of Represcp-
tatives Monday, Speaker Carlisle an.
nounced the committees. Mr.. Morri.
son is chairman of Ways and Means
Mr.. Randall of Appropriation and Mr.
Curtin of Foreign Affairs
Smyrna times., 1883-12-26
Personal.

Inc loAoWIng young ladies and gen
tieInel who have been OF 10 school are
nome spending the HOLIDAYS with their
relatives and friends: Misses Laura Bell
| and Mamie {. Hotiecker .Hackettstoun
y. j.; Misses Emma and Susie Hind
son. Bordentown. y. j.: Misses Mamie
| Heltchu and Flo Gootee. Brunswick
! y. j.: Misses May Armstrong. Mamie
10ung' and Lille Rothwell, Dover
Albert ". Cummins and Alfred l.
Hudson. Jr., Lawrenceville. y. J.:
owen I. Spear and samuel Buchanan
Newark, Del: Dan'l c. Bailey and
William Armstrong, Dover: Alex. G.
Cunmins, Jr.. Fox Chase. Pa. Gilberf
:. Taylor. Bethlehem. Pa.
+. {. FAIRIES and wife left Christmas
day TO spend q week in Salisbury. Nd
Miss Joey Baldwin and :. Charles
Baldwin, of New York were the guests
OF Mrs. }. II. Hofecker from Saturday
until to-day. Thos. :. Start. of Brook
lyn, was also for the same time VISITING
relatives and friends.
l.. Irving Handy is spending his
school vacation in Princess Anne. Nd
Miss Katherine L. Storm in Milford
and Miss Emma Hough. PhiladeInbia
Miss Lizzie Mcdowell. Wilmington
Inc Union Signal, Chicago. has the
following reference to our oldest ciri-
zen:
Doubtless our oldest member Of the
W. {. I. I. is Mrs. Ellen Jones. of
Smyrna, Delaware, one of Gods sweet
est Saints, aged nearly ninetv-fye.
For nearly eighty years She has been a
member OF the church. and if ever the
gentleness Of Christ was mirrored in n
face, 1t Is in hers. Auntie Jones. as
she Is called. IS the pet of the lovely
town OF Smyrna and not one bit spoii-
ed: The onion Signal is sent her as a
glft from the largest local auxiliary in
Delaware-that of her own town"
Mrs. Eliza Carr and Miss Maud Carr
are visiting Wilmington.
Edward G.. Walls and Medford Recl-
are spending the holidays in MARYLAND
Miss Eva Harris is visiting Chester
town, Nd.
The following visitors have been
spending the holiday season with !
friends in town:
Judge Walter Cummins. Harry Van
Gasken and wife, Miss Laura Doupbten
lawn hazeli. Charles High Start.
Harry L. Evans. Mrs. Susan Fowler |
W m. Richardson and children Marriott |
and Anna-Daniel c. Spruancr. viii |
mingtOn.
Miss Sallie Smith. Miss Laura Brown
d. Edgar Wright, Ed. Evans. Gardiner
Mariner, VIM. F. Clement. VIM. NJ |
Lewes and wife, Philadelphia.
John II; Reed. wife and child. New
Castle. Del.
Miss Addie Hazard, Middletown.
Miss Sallie Savin, Leesburg. y. J.
Miss Carrie Budd, Chesapeake CITY
.; Ed H0ilecker, Baltimore, Nd.
Ghas; +: HAZEL, Laurel, Del.
Ida. ID. Hamilton. Chester. Pa
ThOs. y. Johnson. wife and cb;Idra,
st. Georges, Del.
GreensbOrough.
Smyrna times., 1883-12-26

There is a man down in Seaford who
mas dull ear for music, whose saw
age breast evidently has not hear
charmed by what he has heard On the
pianos and organs purporting to be
music, II we may judge by the follow
ias extract Of a communication to the
SHssex Journal '"e
merchandising and organ selling is
greatly overdone in this locality. The
men take to keeping goods and the
women take to music. I have sean =
White crow and a red blackird. and
nave read OF sanctified ass. hit he
IleVe L have never known a Uoman
VINO was unwilling for her daughter 70
study music. The girls susceDtibiI;tv
OF non-susceptibility to receive a mns-
lcal traing generally has nothing 10 do
with the matter. The daughters in
eiihatlon and taste may be lust the an.
upOdes Of all that tends to make even
a tolerable musician. The famiIv e..
lar as musical talent is concerned no,
De like mule, without nri6o - -
cestTy or nope Of posterity," but the
slrI mas got TO take TO music, and must
pave an organ or piano, no matter how
lean TIE family purse may be. The
Dutcner, the grocer; the merchant NAV
nave waited long for his bill. but he
VIII nave to wait longer, until dauqh-
Ter gets a noisy organ or a rasning
plano, with which to torment tbs
nelgnoors until they are made to swear
worse even than wicked Shimei swore
at David. III a child shows musical
Aptness, II there is plainly in il the stufT
.pat vlll make ita finished performer. bv
All means put the child to STUDYING
music get IN an organ or a piano
or both; The neighbors will patiently
pear the monotonous tinr-tanr az
we strumming novice that they NAV.
IN time, enjoy the dulcet strains az fba
accomplished musician
Smyrna times., 1883-12-26
OruSade DaH.

sunday last was observed throuob.
cut the Nation in thousands of H.
churches, by temperance sermons in
commemoratiOn of the Crusade y
that was inaugurated bv the women
at hillsDorO, Ohio, ten years ago. be-
cause Of the injuries the saloons were
WORKING among their husbands and
so9s. The w. c. T. L. of Delaware as
ala those Of other States, sent out n re-
quest TO the ministers to preach n
temperance sermon on that dav. In
TINS town the Rev. VIVA. b. Gordon NJ
the Episcopal Church, and Rev. 7 r
Omsted, at the Presbyterian Church
preached in the morning on the evils Of
lntemperance to interested eODgre0a.
lions, and Rev. J. ID. Rigg prepared and
announced discourse ON the same suh-
geet Tor the eveningat the NJ, E. Church
put was interfered with by the snow
storm that set in before night. The
following IS a resume of the temperance
work that has followed the inau0nra-
ton Of the ladies crusade:
December 23rd. is the tenth apniva--
Sary Oh that great temperance uprising
AhoWn as the WOman's Crusade. II
swept through Ohio and the neighbour
ing States like prairie FIRE. Women
VINO had lived the most quietly be-
came absorbed in the work. and con-
secrated their lives to the overthrow of
the hquor-traific. In ten years every
STATE ana Territory has become organ
l1eo Ior woman's temperance work.
over o,OoO unions are scattering 5 600
Wv pages OF temperance literature an
annually, while in over 1000 weekly
pages, a column is devoted 10 temDer-
S s iacts and progress. Three States
1--we made scientific instruction ia the
rueets OF alcohol on body and brain
eoaP Qisory in the schools. Kansas
anu iowa have put prohibition in their
Smyrna times., 1883-12-26

ANOTHER year will soon have rolled
itself out Of existence It's cycles
move with unerring precision. The
old year dies, and no earthly being can
prevent its dissolution and a new one
Is born, and all must admit its suprem
acy for the brief period it claims.
The old with its perplexities has been
crowded with mercies and blessings ::
what the new will bring remains wisely
locked in the unfathomed mysteries of
the future. While we in this part of
the great domain have been crowned
with peace and plenty, other parts
have been visited by great calamities
by sea and by earthquakes.
volcanic eruptions, cyclones, and hur-
rlcanes have swept human beings away
by the thousands and destroyed proper
ty by the millions. Will the horn of
plenty be poured out on ms another
year as was the past? Are we living
SO as to justify the giftl Are its
glorious opportunities rightly appro-
prlated? Another year! What will
1t bring us9 What man sows " that
will ne also reap" If he sows to the
wind, he may expect to reap the whirl-
wind.