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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

Tnr Supreme Court of Iowa de-
cidcd early last winter that the
prohibitory amendment had not
been properly submitted last Juno
and was therefore null and void.
The prohibitionists secured new
counsel and moved for u rchcaring
which was granted. They set NJ
the plea that the judicial depart.
ment could not inquire concerning
the steps taken in submitting an
amendment, even II Irregularities
were known 10 exist. The decis.
ION on the new points has just
been handed down. The Court
sustains its former position, and
declares that the position assumed
by tho friends Of the amendment
Is not tenable. The amendment
j., therefore, finally decided 20 be-
not adopted, and the whole agita.
ton viii, no doubt, be resumed at
once and become the absorbing
issue in the politics Of the State.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

A NOVEL. cure for hydrophobia is
recommended. It is 10 kin the dog
inilicting the bite and apply his
liver to the wound. This remedy
although simple, is said To be very
effective, for the dogs liver has
the power Of removing the poison.
GUS matter left by the dogs teeth,
thus afIording almost immediate
relief aud a perfect cure.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
The Profit In Raising Cotton.


The following letter from ]. d.
II. gives rather n doleful and dis
couraging picture Of the troubles
~ our planters. We know that ].
d. II. Is one Of the most frugal and
thrifty farmers In the county, and
when such practical men as he fail
n make the raising Of cotton re-
munerative, there can he but little
chance for the mass Of agficultur.
ISIS who follow the business In A
haphaFard sort II way, without any
system or knowledge Of the out.
come Of their crops.
Roucn ESouen, April q. 80
EDtroR GAZETTE.
Ssrs-Spme DAYS sincefI received
last Of account q sales Of my las,
years crup of cotton, and aftor
careful calculation | find my net
profit per bale to be Just thiriv<ix
cents This, In connection with
buffalo enats, four overflows in Two
years, speaks well Cor "this garden
lsfr' Il the unisctm,- When xau
consider the fact that the scsr1cn
| spot farms are MOI only worked
but mortfaRet % death.
hr-e<<tlaIIx In
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
Charbone.

r. NJ. Merriweathcr, near Grand
Lake, Ark, states that forty
thousand dollars worth of mules.
horses, and other stock was lost
from charbonc in his county alone,
before the introduction Of the
Magic Arnica Liniment.n Since
this Linimcnt has been used for
this dreadful disease not a single
case has been lost. Mr.. Merr
weather was himself attacked with
all the symptoms Of this malay
from his treatment and continuel
exposure to diseased animals, and
was only saved by a prompt and
free application Of the Magic Ar.
Mica Eminent"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

rnE fame Of an American lady
doctor IL declared by Nature to
have spread far and wide over
nurth China Her name Is Miss
Toward. Some time ago she at
ieudcd the mother of ri Hung
Lang, the great vieeroy, and now
fha i treating his wife. She Il
eaid TO have n great number Of ap-
plications for assistance and advice
from the women II wealthy fami.
lies, "who would die rather than
be treated by a foreign male physi.
cian." Nature adds that Il tlcukl
A. II the various countries of n,
cest offered an almost inexhansti
bio field for womcn possessin,
medical knowledge and Skill
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
SALOON PETITION.

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

TINS English are to-day the ma.
lion whose dress controls the habits
.of the civilized world, just as the
Frruch were 100 years ago, the
Italians go years ago, the Span.
iards 300 years ago, and n little
earlier Venice.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
A Chicago Merchants Experience

After | had become almost skin
and bone, with neither strength,
appetite nor ambition left, ana
the doctors couldn't help me, tive
bottles OF Parkcr's Ginger Tonic
cured me completely. NJ. u. West.
colt, Lamp Mfr, Chicago.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
AA.Gi's ?.'!g. !I...e,
ran EVEN TO RELIEVE
Take no Other or You will be Disap-
pointed. Insist on having
A 7 K.'S!!

PHHA, 3OS NORTH Bird ST.,
February I, 1855.
| have been using Allcock's Por-
ous Plastcrs for a number of years
and always with marked benefit.
! have been much troubled with
muscular rheumatism have been
treated by five of our best physi-
clans without receiving any relief
whatever. | then used Allcock's
Plaster on the parts affected and ]
can assure you the pain has almost
entirely left me | can recon-
mend them to every one as the
best plaster made. / have tried
other kinds but found them worth
less. Il. +. GALLAGHER.
WEAK KIDNEYS CURED.
CoSToocooK, n. H..
March 3, 1880.
| have been greatly troubled
with rheumatism and weak kid
neys, ! was advised to try All
cocks Porous Plasters chad used
two other kinds of so.callcd Porous
Plasters, which did me no good) },
but one Of yours has worked like
a charm, giving me complete
relief, and | have not been troubled
with rheumatism and kidney com.
plant since using them, and |
consider myself cured.
3 EDWARD ID. BuRNHAM.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

THE courts Of Arkansas have de.
cidcd that a man who burns his
own house cannot be punished for
arson. The offonsc, 70 be criminal,
according 10 the State law. must
be committed on III. property Of
another. sU r
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

"So FAMILY Of distinction, with.
daughters TO marry mys an En-.
glish advertisement. ''can possibly
do without q list Of English land.
owners Of 500 acres aud upward,
just published
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
CUT THIS OUTl
ABSOLUTELY
1nE MOST
Wonderful 8 Liberal Offer Ever Made.
The Famous Old, Original, and Reliable
Fayorite Family Paper,
The Star Spangled Banner,

Established isel, bsssn n. 7is, year Jsu. 1856
II is n large cifht.pafo, i~or,y-columr
illustrated Paper, size Of ledger. Every
number contains charming Stories, Tales,
Sketches, Poems, Wit, l,umprhnd Fun.
Illustrated Rebus, Numerous Eugmyinss.
Sketches, Poems, ctr.; 800 jolly gOod
laughs; also the "Rogue's Corner, known
the world over for It's exposure 81 Frauds
Swindlers and l~lumbugs. We desire /,
double our circulation, and TO do No ",
have secured a special edition Of the IN.
hrsg nric T00page American Dictionary.
complete and unabridged. IL contain.
rs much matter as any 81 Dictionary, and
1t i efactly "a r~sprss1lri.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

TnE May number of Lippincott's
Magazine presents II varied and at
/ active table Of contents, articles
devoted To American scenery and
travel occupying, as usual, no
small part Of its space. Captain
John Codman's paper on "fdaho
and Montana is especially note
worthy, contrasting effectively in
theme and treatment with two
Florida sketches BY Mr.. Ernest
~lngcrsoll and Mr.. Charles Burr
Tcld-"Ashorc with a Florida
Sponger' and "Among Citrus.
blooms Mr.. J. A. Dickson fur.
nishes n delightful article on the
early home OF George Eliot-"Au
An raoon at Ashbournc'-and Mr..
Brander Matthews has u gossipy
yet soundly discriminating essay
upon the dramatic attempts o
Charles Lamb. OF tho other ar.
ticlcs may be mentioned Will
especial eommcndation Margaret
Bertha Wright's Seven Strollars,
which Is effectively illustrated.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
ArA1n aiInRaa-


n fIfiIH hH dl'IH'fl Hff
Htaa
a iout ltpr1 gI ing aH. Ia'sI
fI Haaf alum.f
* inptf upper iu NIa.n,.'Is
Matted tl0H0n
a. ftY- 80 fa1is ae,nfl huIlIff
ire engaged iH .iiN rJllut0
Ab,rieb lu fuflm n many
young iadi1 H# yJuuf men
tnuis Dubfa N Vicb butF Nae
20G1fD alk worms az work
Several mad dogs have lately
been Killed Nv Carroll county
Vick burg has q new military
company The Warren Guards
ljokalb has o new paper 'he
Kemprf County Nississippian
Columbia Marion county is Ia
The kosciuako star contains
r. -
Thirteen ol the siRleen prison.
Some Brookhayonltcs are Pre-.
''b :" ~ '5N'''
~
Eight mad dogs were Killed late
~
Nine Of the twelve prisoners II
Wv ''' ''''
The Tribune is to be tho name
VIZ Nv" ''''P"' paper "
At It's late term OF court Wilkin
~ ,D''' '' "'s Wv
W. W. Wcightman, OF Harrison
county, has been appointed to {
'P
In one week near Winona bufla.
10 gnots killed over a hundred
mules and horses.
J. d. Lynch, Of West Point, is
writing a biography of the "Promi.
nent Men OF Mississippi
Ont If forty lows in R~eaureoord
during the cyclone, not one was
killed or seriously wounded.
"The Little Workers.p Of Lex.
ington, had n iup.breakinr and
two concerts realizing s22o.75.
The Grand Lodge of odd. Fellows.
lately in session at Columbus. con.
tribnted 5000 to the cyclone suf.
lerers.
Walter and Thomas Price. Of
Noxubcc county, we're poisoned by
eating canned mackerel and came
near dying
The Mississippi silk COMPANY
at Aberdeen and Corinth has one
million silk.worm eggs for free
INSTITUTION
Miss IIermie Winklcr offers
with her own money, to build d
female college in Ripley, If She car
he principal
Wesley Farley, a eolorcd either
of Harrison county. has bought
over $1,000 worth of government
land this year.
The Gulf Coast Advertiser state,
that IA little shower Of frogs ant
grasshoppers fell at Bay st. Loui,
Sunday evening last
s. NJ. Thompson. editor Of th,
Eagle. was killed while rcsistin,
arrest, by Marshal c. T.. Butler
ot oxford, Monday last
Senator Lamar has been invite,
to deliver the annual addresses be
fore the Kansas State College an,
the State College Of Georeia.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
HE GOT THAR.

Going down tho great Jackson
route from Grenada, Miss, a rcgu
lar old homespun native Of Tho
state entered the sleeping car and
paid for n berth. lie had never
been inside Of a ear Of the kind.
and everything astonishcd him.
When the porter came TO make up
the beds ] saw that the native was
greatly perplcxcd, but as he made
no direct appeal it wasn't my duty
to post him. lie was the first one
10 make preparations for bed. He
glanced anxiously around, pulled
of one Rot, and thon took q rest
for five minutes. Whom the other
boot came oil ho had solved the
problem. Pushing his boots under
the berth ho started for the rear
platform, and nothing was heard
from him for about ten minutes.
Then he put his head into the door
and called out; "All you 'uns in
thar, look out, for I'm coming!"
And come he did. He had disrobcd
while standing ON the platform,
made n bundle Of coat, vest and
pants, and ~ he shot into bed after
a run up the aisle ho gurglcd out /.
"Old Missiasip may be u little slow,
but she allus gifts thar, just the
same ln-Freo Press.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

The editor n he grAu hHa nn
ewcrcd 'yrs and ho publ ahop
this letter IA hsaist him IN fur
the desired information
Fnfmcw aud merchants through
out ruuoln county viii confer u
great favor by sending NE from
their respective communities such
reports as will enable us 10 make
~ correct nm estimate M pos iblo
These letters should reach ~ by
EriddH MW nm, or carlicri II
they come lntor, We shall not have
time to upe them. This issue Of
The Times will contain crop re-
ports and prospects from all over
the South and we want Pamela
county TO present q good showing,
because II will serve as an adycr-
tisemcnt. which will be widely
rcnd and may prove of much bcnc-
III to our people and section II
we can furnish n letter which We
regard az creditablo and satisfac.
tory, II shall be rcpublishcd in the
SrAR, ~ the New York Times,
though the Leading Republican
pnper Of the United States, has a
very small circulation in this
county -supposing that our read
ers will wish TO know what Is said
about our crop prospects.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

Ernln the past two month.
ro1 cattle have becn
Qrsoto county Il
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
THE BOOK OF

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times AMI i hassd upsn The best Amsftsaa and Kss.
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fsir sasam-s hsat ~ Atts F@sidss . rutupl.,.
aigillnsfI, u ais1 contains ~ he afati table fstr
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-13
TELEGRAPHEC J0Ts.

The haDgman mas arrived at Gal.
wav for the execution OF the Huddy
murderers.
Charles T. Tnorne, j., is so i'll
it is thought he vii never again be
able 70 act.
.Gambatta' body has been re-
moved to Nice for final burial. The
ceremonies were impressive.
fine message Of Governor tlyck,
of K ansas. fAvora State control OF ran.
roads and opposes prohibition.
The Oaio Legislature has adopted
a resolu sion rhsD king Congress FOR the
passage If Pendleton>s Civii.Service.
Reform bill.
..-.S-xton will soon leave Ireland
for the Urited Srates. to have the
American Land Lsague confo'n TO tie
National LEAGUE.
The Cuioa League Cab, Of New
York CitY, elected William Vi. Evarts
President las. evening, and applauded
tie adoption of the Civil Service bill,
IA Providence tRhode Island
dispatch says the BrIckiayers National
Union recommends the unions Ia vote
for eight hour labor, regardless OF
wages.
Captain Gambler has reached
Capetown from Congo where ne re.
ports II. II. Stanley had arrived with
5000 tons OF goods. He had worked
80 miles up tae river.
IA Newark jury yestt rday re.
turned verdict OF $50, 900 against the
New \ ork & Lnng Branch road. in the
case of {. N. Woodrntf, killed in the dis
aster at Parker's Creek, near Long
Branch. last Summer.
The Columbus, Chicago & luGi.
ana Central RsilroaG w&s sold last Tues
day, OIL foreclosure Of mortgage, 10 y
coum,ttee representing the Panama
Railroad Conlpany, fo- So. 800, go.
There were twenty othe- bidders.
....Tne I,rsey City Savings Bank
broke on Wednesday. Mr.. Boyce.
president OF the bank, Shaw, cashier,
and Beach, book&eeper. Confessed to
some ot the stock holders yesterday that
they had overttrawu Their avrouuts to
the extent OF 81, 900.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-13
entity.

WAsHISGroS, Jan. 1l.-Chief En-.
gineer Edwin Wells, Of the U. 5. navy,
was found guilty in less degree than
charged guilty of assaulting an enlisted
man in the navy-by the conrt-martiai
which convened at Portsmouth navy
yard. He is sentenced to be pubic Y
reprimanded 10 general ord. RS by the
Secretary of the Navy. The Secretary
has issued the order Of reprimand,
which concludes as follows
Chief Engineer Wells should have
remembered that he who would govern
Others should first earn to govern him
self, and that nothing is more product
I've of discomfort and cons. auens lacs;
IF prompt obedience ~ the part of sub
ord,aates than the exhibition OF IA ty.
ranpical disposition, united with disre-
gard of legal restraint, on the part Of
superiors.
Pu2ilfstic.
EEw York, jan. l2.-Mr. Billy
Madden writes from Paris that the re-
suit 0; his London boxing tournament
WAS a surprise to him. All the heavy
weignts-Joe. Strebhins., r. Roberts,
VIM. England. John knipsor, ''the 81
topDer," and Jim Gnnde--were beaten
by comparatively middle. weigh.
Charles Mitchell, who scaled only l43
pounds, and Won by Superior science.
Madden adds that he hasn't Seen any
foreign pugilist who would stand Il
chance to beat Sullivan.
The Railroads win.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l2-The House
Judiciary COMMITTEES this morning. by
bare majority, decided 20 table
kno.t's reso!utior which provided for
the forfeiture Of Northern Pacific
land grants. Il is Thought his action
kills the measure for the present
session. The mntlap to table the rssn-
luton WAS made by Humphreys. The
vote was Ieas-R,ed. Wiliet,s,
Briggs, Taylor, Humphreys and Nc
Cord-G Nays nott Towashend,
Hammond. Converse and Pay:on.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. - "A severe shock
Of esrIhq quake. lasting about so seconds,
was experienced early this morning in
Missouri, kentucky and S'u,hern Hi
nos, rou-ing people from ;heir sleep.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-13
Some surprise is manlfeste'

Some surprise is manifested
because Rev. kallOch's church,
the Metropolitan Temple, in San
Francisco. was turned over to
lot OF prize-tighters and sports in
order to show Off Jem Mace's
boxing qualities. We can see
no reason why platform that
has been used for years for such
mouI.tebank as kallOch to
monkey on, can lose any caste
by being utilized for pugiliStlc
exhibition. If kalloch had
been allowed to desecrate Harry
Maynard's sporting resort there
would have been some occasion
for Il protest from the better
class OF sports.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-13
Itls 0niv at distant interval:

Itls only at distant intervals
that the APPEAL finds itself
called upon to speak in favorable
terms Of an Eastern advertising
agency. In our business rel;'-
tons with Lord & Thomas, adj
vertisine agents, Chicago, we find
q firm which pays cash at the
end Of each quarter without any
petty dickerins, growing or
evasion. Among the general
mass of Eastern advertising
firms the name Of Lord d
Thomas looks like a white dove
among a flock Of starved ravens.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-13
MINING INVESTIGATIONS.

The newspapers as RUE
have tried to laugh out Of ex-
is.ence the Investigating Com
mittee appointed by the San
Francisco Stock Board. This is
the old story, an investigating
committee is seldom appointed
unless there is some good cause
and the thieves and scoundrels
whom it is Liable to affect try
hard to laugh it down. There
is no system ever concocted by
which such outrageous swim
dies have been perpetrated as
by mining stocks It has been a
record of rottenness unparalleled
and barefaced. By the nefarious
schemes Of the thieves ana
scamps who have managed the
..jnsiden thousands Of people
have been pauperized and
ruined. It IS high time the
matter was thoroughly veuf-
lated and the whole business
reformed. The papers which
are now crying out against the
committee take the wrong SIDE
of the question, because they
&c. some of the pap. They get
the advertising of the delln-
uuent assessments and are
sharers in the rlundering OF
the dupes who hold the stock.
Colonel Fair says he is anxious
to help the committee. There
has long been talk to the effect
that bars of bullion have been
sent abroad from the Bonanza
mines incorrectly stamped ana
the difference between the
stamped value Of the tul-
lion and its real value
was always sent back, the COM
pany pscketing this "corrected
errOr'' and the stockholders
losing it. If this charge is false
the committee, by investigating
the matter, could set it Alright.
1t might be a good thing to look
up anyhow. If the committee
really means business it can find
a good deal to keep them busy
bv ascertaining how much the
stockholders got out OF the Con.
Virginia and California slum
pond. They might also ascer-
tain how the Justice Mining
Company allowed three-doilar
rock 70 be crushed at the mill i'll
which the mine was interested
and paid more for the crushing
than the rock was worth. We
have already outlined enough
work to keep the committee
busy for three years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-13

The Stockton .EaH is being
;rayed for at the revivals held
in that city. Prayer does not
give much assistance to 4 news
paper. Subscriptions in advance
are what the publishers really
want.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-13
LARGEST STOCK IN CARSON.
GREATEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Intending to enlarge my Store 20
meet the Demands of my Trade, and
wishing to open with an Entire New
Stock in the Spring, | shall from this
date offer the greatest inducements to
purchasers.
Call and convince yourself All Gooos
marked in plain figures at
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oRiaIgAE ONE PRICE DRY GOODS STORE
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-25

ALTHOUGH rose by any other name
would smell as sweet, festival taking
place on the twenty-second of February
can not properly be called a "Mardi
Gras" Festival. II San Francisco is to
have an annual bill Of public fun of this
kind, let an original name be given to
II, or, II il must be a Mardi Gras festival
let II occur at the proper season. And
why should not our own city have some
public rejoicing of the sort! With us
the grape is king. Can we not get up
annually Bacchus Festival, with moth.
ing bacchanalian in the ordinary sense
of the word about IL, however, Such n
festival would make ms known abroad
even better than we are, would attract,
as similar occasions In Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and New Orleans do, hosts Of
strangers, and, last but not least, would
be the means of putting money in our
purse Our German fellow citizens are
ingenious in getting up things OF this
kind; can they not at the joyous vintage
time. give us a Bacchus Festival