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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

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~ ahoui a fortnight The great pubic
waa with M, md ws had more applica.
lions IN 1uf autographs than va Would
pay postage %, aud We had eases "
wine, eaaei of brandy, demiIuhns "
whisky, h0sas " oiRafs, w0udepet Ter.
fapln, eahyasbaok ducks, flowers aud
sheh things galme, Senators camo "
our rooms fdr drinks and iunche', ard
The whole thing from beginning ~ end
was a great Ilku, lut and here c1mel
The p%Uini=-we were, NJ course, released
by q tremendous majority " the Senate,
bot there we're certain legal points to b.
disposed u. W. had boon Indicted f0I
~disrespeol ~ the senate, or something
II the Kind, Wa engaged a lawyer, and
he went into court and asked that onI
indictment be- quashed. That WAS all.
and The Indictment was quashod. How
much, Mr.. Editor, do you think b,
charged for that FIVE minutes work
lie charged aud | paid him $500 for tina
job. and ! have his name on my chccl
10 show II suppose a newspaper maj
had taken sb00l Well, you know VIVA
Pistol said whom he was compelled Il
eat the garlic.-H j. RamSdsH, u
Hidiolphid Press.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
Tho Wild Mclsh Comet.

Nearly three fourths Of tho entire cir
cut OF Wales Is soa-coast. A great par
Of this coast Is rugged and dangerous
but thoro arc frequently recurring har
bors OF refuge easily and safely entered
Steep and forbidding cliffs, with front,
OF iron. black, Jagged, %frowning. receive
tho Allanilc's ruh 81 bu lettings grimly.
The southern shore OF Wales, IRON .
point Just below Cardiff to tho extreme
westcrnmost reach " land nj 81. la
yid's Head, Ia washed by an ocean
whose lroo sweep i unbrokcn straight
across TO the coast Of Newfoundland.
At various points tho cruel ellis ARE
ma 10 still mora cruel by large disc ted
rocks scattered nbout at n distance from
tho mainland. rs " the shore were show.
ing rs teeth In warning u tho mariner.
Where this frowning front IL broken oc.
u bights aud bays of exquist to beau.
~, with long reaches OF tawny sands,
which the waves lap lazily Of u summer
afternoon. or across which viii W nds
howl In storm. IL Is n stri ding line ol
coast full Of fascination In itself to the
lover Of the pictures Iuo; but more on
every browning summit sands n castle
o.den. looking seward. with its hoary
facados aud haltlemenled towers-per,
haps inhabited. perhaps crumbling
still slowly as Il hes hoen crumbling
Tor cen uries AZ every lovely har,
boz Is an old-world village. or q
great town with clanking hammers. the
n rich, the other poor. but both dow,
cred with those aspects Of antiquity
which are 20 dear 90 the eyes OF tho
cultured American. There are villages
along this wild Welsh coast OF an an.
cientness to be oInalcd hardly any.
whc Q else In Britain -yillag 5 which h
some eases have undergone little chang,
OF aspect during the past i've hundred
years. Remote from raj roads. prim
tive In NIL their WAYS. they are Of the
old world, oldcn Time has hardly dis
turbcd them since tho days when Lon.
don was n village too. with thntched
roofs aud winding lanes In the cave,
and chasms hcwed In the cliffs by th,
long rollers Of the Atlantic thunder NJ
In a thousand storms have been found
traces OF primcyal man his bones, hi,
implements, the bones Of tho boasts h,
aie-in grnat abundance. The YER,
land Is older than the land Of the En-
glish, Scotch aud Irish. Ages bctor,
tho solid parts OF the earth on which III,
rest Of Britain was built had risen aboy,
the wide waste Of waters covering III,
world. this land. now called Wales
stood alone In IL glory. IN island by Il
sell. whore strange monsters dwcli. aus
misshapcn bird. aud reptiles. wander
Ing, LEFT the tracks Of their feet. which
are found to-day In tho solid rock whcr,
they were imprinted co intlcss ages ago
Hut Sfkc,. IN Htrper's MdgasiRe.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
Zaandam Wind

Iaandam Is rather an important
place. Many ships an boats are built
there. many wlndmills thrc.h tho air
with their white arms, and grind every
so IT OF thing that can be ground, and
whom they don't do that thev saw wood
and pump water. Its inhabitants are
icarfully rich; ut every iauntY villa we
came TO IA guide stopped us to impress
on us somc notion OF is owners
wealth. ''.iR these rich pcopc are wind
millers;' he could speak tolefable En-.
glish. so we were spared the wild panto-
mime which, when expressive OF four
hundred winimills. takes some consid.
cradle room In n village street, We
were ferricd over the wntery avenue
which seems 10 be really the main thor
oughfarc Of the town. There were the
mills. sure enough, miles ofthcm-s0me
four. think-un each 8 dc OF the way.
% far into tho dim distance rs tho eve
could reach II looked like a Lesson IN
perspective 10 try for the eSact vanish.
Ing point
II any one desires TO see Holland from
lie windmilly side. let that person b. all
means come 10 Iaandam. aud be sur
feilcd forever after. They all seemed
TO @ thriving aud 'ourishiug. too; and
when q wlndmillv town does flourish. II
Is from a ieurlshlng point OF vicw) n
thing 10 remember. II seems TO lack
reposefulness. II m cares fort. but for
one Of IN active temperament II Is high.
" stimulating. II Il not the place for a
moony OF absent minded person. ~
there IL always a chance of be- ng Drained
BY the merry wind sail unless n Is
somewhat alert There seems TO be an
nm iathomable variety Of individual taste
In the matter Of adornlng and dee.
Grating some Of these mills. They werc
nearly all a. bright a. pa nj or wash
Of every Known hue could make them.
Nune uf the aesthetic fadei.lcaf tones
here either. but good. riosous, roaring
reds. greens and hlue. that seemed b
sit at once on any mild talk OF ''bruken
tintsf or milling combinations
Somehow they seemed 10 get the rirht
tone under that delicious gray-blue haze
thai hangs 80 often over tho landscape
in II LAND Many m lls had thar lille
flower-gariens running down h the
rivers edge. aud the little summer
house owe hanging the water. with its
inevitable tittlc motto expressive Of the
| owners sweet con emit Ike .flas. m
bust. which a Irst sight looks Ike
bad and improper English II ONLY
means Rustic felieikT. Hero sit Van
Dunk aud fdent1 lhe shades Of sven
Ia. amok ~ 1h(1k pIres. slipping thsir
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
Our Population.

A stranger leaned over the bar Of a
Michigan mi saloon the other day
and whisperingls inquired
partner. what l. tho population Of
the United StaieiP"
"Hard on to 100000 I believe
was the reply.
Its over 10. 0 1000 ans howP"
"Oh. yes."
you'll bot on thatP''
"rd like nothing better than to put
up $40 on H."
"well. you'll hare achance. There's
a chap down In the shoe store who
claims that we haven't got $4,000 COO
population. aud he Is blualng every.
body. I'll bring him up II you'll make
a bet and take him down a peg"
bring him along"
The stranger went away and returned
W Oh the blu or. who had no soonc en-.
teed the saloon than he called out.
"Where's The man who says this
country has over |. 100000 popula.
TONI
The saloonist modostly replied thai
he was the man. and In less than q min.
ute the two ~ten.dollar hills were put in.
TO the hands Of the first caller.
THERE'S 4 new man In the store
across the way which has the lsst cen.
n figures on IL" said the saloonizt
and all went over 70 SO The matter set
tied
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

A novel application Of the electrical
transmission Of power has lately been
maize NJ tho Ira algar collerie. Forest
OF Dean. The electrical arrangements
were carried out BY tho Pyramid Flee.
trir COMPANY, undcr tho supervision OF
their managing director. Mr.. A. Le
Neve Poster. In this case a. ele tr.c
motor Il ussi 10 dip pump In the
underground workings The pump Il
cmpl yedfor pamping the drainage wa
tor from some Of he deep workings TO
he bottom OF the shalt whence tho
ordinary steam pumps raise IA 10 The
surface. Tho total vertical lift Of tho
electric pump L. one hundred and M.
teen feet while the length Of mines
ihronEh which the water Il forced i
some five hundred yards A dynamo
machine Is placed on the surface for
generating the current for working ths
motnr. and is connected 10 n hy wirp.
led down The shs't ard along The work
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yards. Ae<srs Brain. the propf,etnr.
Of The eolleric<. empress thcmsslvss mar.
fsctiy satisfed with The result Of ths I'M.
dertakinR. end propose SIN further Il
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

The loss Of life In India due 10 tho rayagel
OF yenomous snakes l. almost incredible. Yet
Consumption, which IA as WHY and fatal as the
deadlicst Indian reptile, Is winding it, en- Is
around thousands Of people while the victims
are unconscious Of It's presence. DR.. r. v.
Pierce's Golden Medical Dscoveryn must
be used 70 cleanse the blood OF the scrofulou,
impurities, Or tubcrcalar consumption Is only
a form OF scroiulOus disease. "Golden Med 7.
cal Discovery Is u sovereign remedy for all
forms Of scrufulous disease, or king's.evil,
such 10 tumor. white swellinga, fever sores,
scrofulous s1re-cyes, as well as for other blood
and skin diseases. BY druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
Our wstehfai Guardian and Faithful Pro
tector Restored 10 Active Duty A~.l..

Ma Hrsrr A. WArrsx.s. Of TIN clty Of rrp,i.
eenes II 1. fer mssT yezrs ths fslthful snd ylsslsn,
nizht vatchnnsa ofthe narstor stove Csmeznys Yer.
extensive sssabi skInent having butn epnsnrd 20 Al,
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suHains hs duties .<sis stsfs himself Of shss ssrir on.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

"A Pittsburgh hotel clerk says that
every traveller Is nervous since tho Mil.
waukee fire, and wants n room on the
first or second floor. That, he adds, Is
the invariable result OF such n catas.
trophc. and Il lasts for several weeks f.;
but gradually anxiety dies out, and be-
fore long people take rooms on the up.
per floors without complaint, and often
congratulate themselves on the better
air and wider prospect thus obtained
Pittsburgh fosf.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
An Autograph with a Sting.

A Boston paper says that Rev. Brooke
Ilerford, lately Of Chicago, doesn't like
TO be interrupted when he Is busy writ
ing n sermon, and so the other day,
finding himself somewhat behindhand
with his preparation for the coming
Sunday, he retired to his study, giving
explicit orders that he was not to be
disturbed by visitors, no matter who
might call. Pretty soon along came the
autograph Ge-, that Is, a lady who was
collecting autographs and favorite texts
Of Boston preachers, for a charitable
object. She was 20 importunate that
Mrs. HEREFORD Mt last went 10 the study
door and tapped. "BrookeP" "YesP"
"Thcrc's a lady downstairs, and -"
"But, my dear -" al know, Brooke,
but she only wishes your autograph
and fayorite text, for dear charity's
sake" Horford yielded, and dashed
down his name and the reference,
Timothy, 10, on a sheet Of paper. There
was Il grim smile on his face as he hand.
ed II to his wife. Shet took Il down TO tho
visitor, and she, In turn, went away re.
joicing. But when, in reviewing her
treasures, she looked up Mr.. Herford's
toxt, she read: "And withal they learn
to be idle, wandering about from house
to house; and not only idle, but tattler:
also, and busyhodies, speaking thing
which they ought not"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

"A husband In Massachusetts
whipped his wife, who employed a law
yer to prosecute him. Then he took
proceedings against her on the charge
Of common drunkenness, and she en-
gagged the same counsel to defend her.
This lawyer sued the husband for the
value of his services relying upon the
rule Of law that a husband Is liable for
''~necessaries'' supplied TO his wife. The
Supreme Court accepted this view so far
as pay for defense was concerned, but
ruled that the charge for prosecuting
the hui band could not be allowed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

The pride Of Minneapolis druggists
seems to have been much hurt by n
young mar who sold six Of them a
hundred dollars worth OF his catarrh
remedy, a mixture which proved to be
composed Of damaged corn mcal and
common salt. In ventilating their grief
In the Chicago Pharmacist and Chemist
the druggists describe the young man as
wearing "a dark and heavy mnstache,"
adding, with an instinct truly profess
sional, "that his conversation flows
gently AS castor oil.n
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

"A sidewalk passenger threw q
lighted match into q New York street
car the ether day, setting the floor straw
on fire. The passengers were driven
out by flames, but as the conductor had
to make his trip he kept on until the fire
threatened TO destroy the car. An
alarm was sounded, the chemical engine
came, rode along by the car, and while
both were running, extinguished the
flames, allowing the a to arrive on
time and preventing q blockade Of the
road.-N. y. Herald.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

Rev. Mr.. Hamilton was pastor Of
n church in Norwalk, but went TO Bos-
Ton recently, talking with him his fine
Maltese cat. That cat walked back 10
Norwalk, $50 miles. A Norwalk re-
porter interviewed tho cat, and found
ont all about tho journey, but never
asked why he-or perhaps sho-was
dissatisfied with Boston, and we shall
never know whether Ii was a dislike for
baked beans or a love left behind which
hardened the cats feet for the tramp
Nep Haren ReQisicr.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

Wnae Often aaksi. ~ anflols pupils "
inqHlfha mlnis, questions felitlfH 10 the
value N elin Nusrfsi "Was Hsndsl - efeat
a. Beethoven n WAS thutiH superior W
Hel umshaw ne. Nv order that We msy he
tormentet nom m, and that ell dnnpti mas 10
s4ived forever VI have complied The fallaw.
iug tables Of musical values 4 : MI afls
make nne Ait, Ten Abis make one hahuleftl
two schnhefts make me Chopin two tho
Pins Vi ake ono fchuminnt four schnmanns
max one Handel. tNo II nielA make 0ne
y ch, three Hleha make nhc Beethoven. II
will he natural, therefore, that IN future et,
aminstlouA IN music schools the pupils " u
BE- expected to reduce . symphony 10 moo
turues, 0r u answer questions like the fDl-
l0wingi "A man went 10 A concert 70 hear 4
symphony. Owing 10 the Illness OF the aec-
ond bass.drlm PLAYER asnlto was substituted.
just how much dld the auditor lose, and
what could he say a. the box.ollee about u
Give the answer IN fractions of q sonata."-
Musical Herald,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

I0SoRANcE Is bliss. A country cousin
found himself seated AZ one OF our hotel
tables. probably for the frat time. and tho
table girl, deflroui Of asccrtainlng the eStenl
10 which no preferred his steak cooked, pro
pounded the usual question OF show do you
Ike itn OF course there wasn't any smiling
around that board when the answer YVES 70
turned, with all the simplicity imaginable; o
/ like II fust-rate.h
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

Ne a fylsi tflsi tiafk n NJ talon
f4Jaf iihsel OslsH bel lhsH silfH IN fha
mnasiaa n NE Ghost thf lsft shoulder ~
stp ylaf ths ufsh lafmtn hcmflg ihfea
din hs ptilii elmpiais restoration. sol he
4 n lhs sfinl y ihii ilsf. i hufhlhg eg1il
h. lhs NJ Jacobs Ol faf pain, TIE Crest
usfnisa Hsmsif Il aio 4 specific IN bHfhs
aHd sy<alnt sat IA, ttfahI Tribune
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

On r. V. PiKncE, Buffalo, n. VI Doar 81,
Il have TO thank you for the rrc I relief rc
g. we'd from your "favor,te Prescription. y
Ny sickness had lasted seven yc.rs, one Of
which ! was In bed. After taking one bott /,
! was able 70 he abou the house. Respect.
fully, AMANDA K. ENNIS, Fulton, NIeh.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
cnn,nlr.nrnt Peranns.

Whom ono has been sick for alongtine with
some low fever, such a. typhoid or nalarial,
II IL with q gla1souo feeling be leaves bis cd
and finds himself growing better. But oh,
STRENGTHENING TOME like Dr. Guysott's Ycllov
D. kand |sarsaparlllt viii hclp matt rs greatly.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

THT fret real skin cure undiscovered was
DR.. bensun's skin Cure. II eurrs III rough
and fealy skin diseases and makes the skin
smooth aud healthy. 1t 10 an ornament q
any ladyis toilet.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

s.s"old birds arc not caught with chan.f
Therefore seek aud and the pure golden grain.
o. health In Kidney. Wort Women young OF
old, married or single, II out Of health, viii b
greatly be Gated BY taking Kidney. Wort
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
reronaii

Tux ycIrlfc DsLr Co, Marshall Mch., win
sfnd Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro voitslo
helts and Electric Appliances oa trial for
thirty. DAYS to men Young or old who are az
nicted With nervous debility. lost vitality and
klnarei troubles guaranteeing speedy and
Address a. above. N. B-No risk Il NEURAL
- thirty days trial d allowed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

YaLE CoLLEoH talks Of adopting a new
yell ANYBODY knowing Of anything psrticu.
larry horrible viii please forward a diagram.
-BnriiMgicn Haeklgs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

"DR BKxsoS's Celery and Chamomt PIN,
esref my ritz immsiiatiB u srvsr- nearaigir.n
II. NJ. Cocklin, shephefdtown, Pa ~ CENTS
at druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

WARS the use Of getting up loan eihlbl
tions when the windows Of pawn-shops arr
open to all 6 izcrsi-Dslr0t Fra Prsu.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

successfully treated by Worlds Dispenser,
Medical Association. Address With stamt
for pamphlet. Buffalo, ". Y.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

aMsiYs eaasla IN eve sesA
bsiai Ias8Iei ! Hasa "A map siiH : falA
49, afaaf aHf ~ Hls is
maHNA lfH "a. "A lsNt ha Hns e.
%aatali. kad FshitHH = sF a..
stained HIiAaa ~ lHaF ~ msala
~ sgafFltai sHh hrs, bat In e1f
fHlhF hHHfs shem In psyiaf tNa
flf94 ~ ehti esa eats 80 hstiH
NEH Ia ffaa.t II
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

THs mania for adultcration is 40 great tina,
you can't buy a pound OF SAID and ba sure
that Il Is not b u sugsr.-Phadddphia NsrA.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

CuIx, and japan buy our dried ap IL, free.
~. Thus does A erican Industry help "a
ssel The population Of the Orient -Bosio.
Transersfs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

WHsS a eonyict's watch runs down n docs
not necessarily follow that his time has ex-
pirel.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
1 Ont Of ned.

JoSrs-"Can you give me change fora dol.
lirF' Fend rson The slmpleton)-''Yes; how
much do you wantfh-B Boston Post.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

DR.. W. d. Wright, Cincinnati, o., sends tho
%subioined professional endorsement: III have
prescribed DR. VIM HAAS BAsAN ron THE
luSGs in a great number OF cases aud always
with success. One case In particular was given
up by several physicians who had been called
IN for consultation with myself. The patient
had all the symptoms Of confirmed consump-
tlon-cold night sweats, hectic fever, harass-
ing cough, etc. lie commenced Immediately
TO ret better and was soon restored TO bis usual
health. have also found Dr. WM HALLS
BAIsAM ron rnB LuSGs the most valuable
eIpcctorant for breaking up distressing coughs
aud colds that ] have ever used.n
THE poorest excuse a boy can give for not
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

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