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There's lots of fun in counting.
If you know the way to do it;
It's the choicest kind of sporting
Once you get accustomed to 1t.
Do your counting moderately,
As q business. not favor;
Make haste SLOWLY, it ADDS greatly
To the fun piquant favor.
Court your sweetheart in the kitchen,
In the parlor, in the park;
And you'll find the mosl be vitchin'
Times for counting after dark.
Court for love; most women like it.
Nay, am certain they all do;
And the fellow who can strike IL
Once will banker for 1t, too.
Court a woman for herself sir,
For the virtue that is in her;
Don't go counting her for pelf, sir;
You will rue 1t IL you win her.
Court a woman boldly, bravely:
Never court her for fool:
When you do, she'll teach you naiyely .
How a woman scorned can rule.
Court a woman for a wife, sir,
For a mother good and true;
And my word you'll find this life, sir,
Paradise enough for you.
And such counting beats Strawberries,
Peaches frozen in ce-cream;
Oh ampagne irapps. branded cherries,
Ills sunny, golden dream.
EDGAR ". CHAPMAN.
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CHICAGO 'CHANGE.
Markets Generally Firmer and Advane.
fug-Tne Days Sales.

CHICAGO, January Sl.--Regular wheat
active and advancing; closed &c higher than
yesterdays; sales at 81 03@1 04s January,
81 93@1 04f February, 81 04@1 05i March,
81 05@l 06s April, ST. 0Sa@1 104 May;
winter, 81 0S91 "a; spring. 81 0Sf@1 0S3
Ga call sales we're $4,000 bushels regular,
5000 bushels winter at &c higher 10 4c lower,
the latter for April.
Corn strong, advanced 1s@24c; closed al
nearly outside figures; sale4 at 55(9 56tc Jan.
uary, 532@55sc February, 544@55sc Msrch,
57@5Ssc May. On call sales were 465, 900
bushels; prices unchanged.
Oats Grmer, 4@2c higher; sales at $500
@S75c January, 37@37ic February, 37s@
S7so March, 39I@S94c May. On call sales
we're 10000 bushels at s@4c higher.
Pork fairly active, 1592Oc higher, closed
steady; sales at S17 6O@l7 S74 January,
Si7 60@l7 70 February, $l7 723t917 924
March, SIS lO91S 323 May. On call sales
were 1900 barrels at a shade weaker to 23c
lower.
Lard active, 10000 higher, closed steady !;
sales at 10.S23@10 95c February, 11@1112
March, 113@11 Soc May. On cali sales were
$4,000 tierces at 22c higher for February and
April and 24c lower for june
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for the Lee Monument Association of that
CT y. The monument is fifteen feet high and
contains about five tons OF clay. l. will be
caste 10 bronze in some Northern foundry.
Il represents the Confederate chieftaiu
dressed in his familiar uniform and cavalry
boots, standing with folded arms, and sad,
stern expression resting upon HE face.
CHEF JUSTICE CARTIER, OF the District
Of Columbia, il is said, was looking al some
tables aod desks in Washington furniture
store, recently, when he noticed the posi-
biliiy of making great improvement in
covering table,. Calling for board and
piece of cloth, he explained to the proprie-
tor his ideas on the subject; and then went
his way, thinking nothing more OF il. Since
then he has a.certained that his suggestions
have been put 10 use, and that there is now
pending an application for patent based
thereon
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Robbers Captured.

SALT LAKE CRY, January 3l.-The morn
ing paper has a full account OF the pursuit
and capture of robbers, five in number, whose
camp was on line between Utah and
Nevada, west OF S lit Lake CITY, who have
been stealing stock, roboipg stores and kill
ing people for some time back, hut who ill.,
voked their doom by attempting 10 rob the
Central Pacific train. The pursuing party
was made up of detec,ives, and sheriffs OF
both Utah and Nevada, numbering about
eighteen. The two robbers frat tncountere ed
resisted, and both we're wounded, one fatal.
ly. The other three surrendered on demand
All have been taken 10 r no, New, for trial
Some OF them are U;ah men, and the others
are probably Nevadians.
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THE DOMINION
Opposed 20 Any Further Laad Subsf-
dies-A New Departure.

OTTAWA, January 3l-The Dominion
Ministry has intimaled that, although tho
Souris and Rocky Mountain railroad char.
ter may be revived, no further land subsidies
will be granted railroads 10 the Northwest.
II i. rumored that the departments of Rail-
roads and Canals and Public Works will be
united, and a new department on Iudisn
affairs created at the coming session OF the
Donai,iou parliap,apf
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MINOR TELEGRAHS.

Rockaway Beach, l. L, January 31.-The
Big Hotel cold Tor $4,000.
Newbsrgh, n. Y, January Sl.-"Buffalo
Bill is down with pneumonia.
Albany, n. Y, January 3l.-The Assem-
biz has passed a bill reducing fare 10 Eve
cents on the New York elevated railroads.
New York, January 3l.-The right TO give
sparriny exbibi ions Is 10 be tested in The
case OF Mace and SIade by writ of ecTtio' ari.
Louisville, KY, January 3l.-Thers have
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The Scott ConspIracy Case.

PITTsBURe, January 31.-The conspiracy
suit of Edward Scott against twenty-five
members OF the Amalgamsted Association,
commenced at the Quarter Session Court to-
day, lie creating unusual interest. as it in
wolves the rights and liberties of members
OF labor organizations. Scott was sus-
pended member Of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation, and last February went to work in
the National Rolling Mill, but was COM
PEELED 10 resign Immediately, as defendants
threatened to strike if he was not disch arged.
Since that time he has been unable to OBJ
tain employment.
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ST. PAUL, January S0.-Three ballots
were taken to-day, as follows: Window. 40,
40, SO; Wilson, 81, 81, 80; Duonell, 8, 5, 8;
Cole, 10, 10, 10; Sabiu, IL, %, %; Hubbard,
10, IA, Is; Berry, l, !, /; Strait, ], /, ];
Davis, 2, 0, o; Farmer, 3, 0, o; Start, 8, 8, 9;
Wakefield, 2, 2, A; Castle, 1, 1, L; Ward, 1, 1,
|; Donnelly, l, l, l. Total votes cast, 1871,
l32 1874
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PrTTsBURe, Pa, January S1.-The condi.
lion of McFerron, one of the principals in
the prizs fight which recently took place
10 Rochester, Pa, is reported very serious,
and slight hopes are entertained OF his re-
covery. A Swede named Gilsone, who
fought several weeks ago near Sharon, Pa,
is also said to be dying from the effects OF
injuries received. The referees and other
10 the evan OF their death.
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FERRY's METHODS.

Charges OF a very circumstantiaI charac
ter having been made by one or more news
papers that the friends of Senator Ferry and
the managers of bis canvass at ansing had
approached various members Of the z pub
lican opposition with offers of postofic, s.
cierkships, control Of Federal patronage, and
even foreign appointments as brides to induce
them TO vote for Ferry in the pending con-
test, the lower house of the Legislature
adopted resolution this morning calling for
an investigation. Some important develop
menfs are pronised
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sujctde off. S.wtpx.naehtueA Agent.

DETROIT, January 3l.-A. FL. Root, oi
West Bay city, who attempted suicide this
forenoon, is sewisg machine agent, forty
years old. He lived in this city for years,
and was apparently prosperous. He came
to Bay City this morning, purchased re-
volyer, and asked his brother living here TO
visit him al IL o'clock a.m. Just as his brother
drove up he fired, the ball penetrating Just
over the apex of the heart. No cause is as
signed. There are sight hopes of his re-
covery. He has q wife aud children.
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A word 20 Mothers.

You will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup an invaluable friend. 1t cures dysentery and
dfarrhas, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind colo, softenS the gums, reduces infamm ma
nation and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. In almost every instance where the In
FAINT Is suffering during the teething period from
pain and exhaustion relief will be found In fifteen
or twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup has
Ps1cs Is cents bottle For sale everywhere
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HARRoDsBURe, KY, January S1.-Ada
Jones, colored, was found dead in the door
yard of Mr.. McCFosky Monday night with a
ballet Lole through her head. She and her
husband had qusrreled in the evening, and
he has 1ed. Il is supposed that he shot her.
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The Michigan D.aaIoek

DETROIT, January 3l.-The first ballot of
the joint conventions of the Legislature for
senator resulted; Ferry, 40; Stout, 40; Bur-
rows, IL; Palmer, Z; Willis, 5; Lacy, 2;
Hancheit, l.
Second ballot: Ferry, 4S; Stout, 4s; others
same % fret ballot.
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GERMANY.
TENDS TO THE PRESERVATION OF PEACE.

TENDS 10 IIfE FHEsEhNA IIUN OF PEACE.
BERLIN, January BID Giers, on reas-
summing the direction of The Russian foreign
Office, has issued circular to Russian rep.
sesentatives abroad explaining that the re-
suit OF his personal exchange of opinion
with the German, Austrian aud Italian
foreign ministers was satisfactory, and tends
to the preservation of peace.
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Enough 10 KIN twenty women.

lin Pisrns cIs;m;ns - h ybea;cian mss
to-day held in $4,000 bail for msnslaug hler,
in causing the death of Mrs. Baraa Bemis,
of oakland. He treated her for internal
erysipelas by bathing her in kerosene and
rolling her up in baudsges saturated with
that oil. The woman was literally blistered
and skinned alive, and died after a week of
borrihia an farinu
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Fiouriux MflI. Destroved.

NEwCoMERsTowS, O., January 3I.-The
large Touring mile owned and operated By
Brown & Shoyers. at Cambridge, twenty
miles south of here, took FIRE from sparks in
the engine-room late last night and burned,
wi,i, all the couts n 6. GOES sting of wheat ard
four The total loss will reach about
$4,000. Insured in the MilIeTs' Mutual, OF
Canton, o., for 5000.
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Guardian,s Malice.

HAVING been appointed and qualified by the
III Honorable Chancery Court OF Shelby county
~ guardian of Maurice Broknan, who has been ad-
Judged and is now confined as lanntic. hereby
request all parties Indebted u him 70 rform me
of It; aud all parties TO whom he is indebted are
requested TO notify ne OF such Indebtedness
ri JAMES SWEENEY, Guardian,
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MEXICO.

MA%AMoRAs, January Stat the fire.
works factory of Senior Meyra, in Amecsme.
ca, yesterday, terrific explosion occurred,
followed by flying rockets and bombs. Meyra
and four other members of his family were
burned 10 death, and others badly injured.
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The rtre N stb.ou civ.

CLIsTos, Ill, January 3l.-The fire at
Gibson City last night was much more
destructive than at 6rst supposed. Loss,
$4,000; Insurance, $4,000. Sixteen hrnis
burned out.
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stopped by q broken Crank,

BRocKToN. MASS, January S1.-A crank
on the engine in c. II. Ward & Co.'s shoe
factory broke this morning, blowing out the
cylinder head. The engine supplied steam
70 the adjoining factory OF C. F. Porter &
20. Ii will take two weeks to repair the
damage. Five hundred hands in both fac
tories are thrown out of employment.
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HEBER NEWTON.
As TO the Critics Of His Views on The
Right and Wrong Uses Of
the Bible.
His Sermons TO be Published in Pam.
phlet Form In the Hope
of Good.

NEW YORK, January 31.-1hs Herald
Gays that in the following interview the Rev.
K. Heber Newton expresses q sense OF relief
that he has concluded The series of sermons
on the Bible which excited such many.
sided and widespread discussion.
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.

Gen. Mauderson Elected i'm Nebraska.
LINCOLN, January 31.-Gen Charles F.
Henderson, Of Omaha, was elected United
s ates senator to-day on the seventeenth bal
lot. The vote stood: Henderson, IS; Stick
Ter, 20: Boyd, II; Morton, IA; Brown, s.;
Common, L; Nettlelon, /.
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Two sodie. for Eixn,y Dollars.

MONTREAL, January 31.-A few days sgo
several bodies were stolen from s.. Marie De
Marion Cemetery. An attempt was made to
brighten the students into giving up the
bodies, but without success; then money was
tried, and two bodies were handed over
for $50
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CHICAGO FRAUDS.
TIE "Mutual Investment Club Swindle
The Mode Of Carrying on the
Business.
A Massachusetts, Physicians Treatment
Of Erysipelas-A Woman Blistered
and Skinned Alive.

ST. LOUIS, January 31.-William Smith, q
tramp, on his way from Arkansas to Alton,
ILL.,, was shot and killed Monday night while
attempting to force an entrance into the
house Of lady named Holloway, in Web
sfar cnnnfv No
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Hard Drinking the Cause.

ST. LOUIS, January S1.-George R. Camp
bell shot and killed himself on his doorstep,
at 2646 Olive street, last night Hard dril k
ing aud domestic troubles are said 10 be the
cause of the act. He was a travelling sales
man out of enployment.
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HAS NOT RESIGNED.
The report that the French ambassador al
Vienna has resigned is denied.
vEITnw PO0K
RUSSIA.

ODESSA, January 3I.-A Vestnik newspa.
per says famine prevails 10 The govern
ment OF Khefson. Several peasants CON-
mitttd suicide to escape witnessing the mis-
cry Of their starving children.
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The preliminary investigation OF Prince
Jerome's case has been concluded. No de-
cision was announced. The printer of the
M anifesto was fined 400f.
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HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate
IN sEAsICKNEsS

Prof Adolph OFT, New York, says: 81
used it for seasickness among the passengers
during passage across the Atlantic. In the
plurality of cases 1 saw the violent symp-
toms yield which characterize that dis
ease and give way to hsalthful action of
the functions impaired.n
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Expres. BaiIaIsg Destroyed.

Sr. LOUIS, Janusry 3l.-The Texas Ex-
press Company's building at Terrell, Tex.
together with 500 bales OF cotton, burned
yesterday. Loss, $4,000; nearly covered by
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Ftre An q Tepemept House.

New YORK, January 31.-A FIRE in tie
Mofatt building, Broadway and Worth
streets, caused loss Of $4,000, s15, 600 ON
the building and the remainder distributed
among $50 tenants generally. Insured.
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
Il EAL ES + A r r..


No. 25l4-Ir Chancery Court OF Shelby county
W. r. Ballentiue ct al. w. A. Wright ct al.
DY virtue of an introductory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th day OF
June 1ss2 and renewed January 10, 1eS3 Iwfll sell
at public auction, TO the highest bidder In front oil
the Clerk and Masters once courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis. Tenn, on
Saturday, February q, 1853.
within legal hours the following described prop
erty. situated In the city OF Memphis, Shelby
county, Tenn, to-wit: lot commencing ut the
northwest corner OF Madison aud Third streets;
thence west with Madison street seventy four feet
thence north on q line parallel with Third street
l4s feet to public alley; thence with said alley "a
feet Third street. and thence with said street lse
feet TO the beginning. which lot stanosa double
brick residence The said lot containing two resi-
denees viii De divided into two lots before the day
Of sale by line running north and south with
the center of the dividing wall between the tso
houses, and sold separhtely.
Terms OF saie-Jen per cent Of bid cash; bal
ance in equal insfalments o. 6. IL and 10 months,
with notes bearing interest with approved secu-
r.fy: iieu retained; redemption barred This Jan
usry 10, 1855 q ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By George Nallery, Deputy Clerk aud Master.
D1nean d Cor ION, Netcalf walker, Wright
Folkes. I. 3 Edgington and L. Lesfhe.s".n anls
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win Bring Suit for Heavy DAMAGE.

Los ANGELES, CAL, January 31.-Ex-
Gov. Downey publishes card, in which be
scouts at the tramp theory of The Tehichipa
disaster, and charges it to the carelessness of
the employees. He announces his intention
OF bringing suit for heavy damages.
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THE L1NcoLNsHIRE HANDIcAp.

Acceptances for the next race for the Lin
colnsbire number forty-si1, including Lord
Ellesmere's Walienstein, Lorillard's Sachem
and Aransa. The accept ances for the city
and suburban stakes number fifty, inc.ud ing
Keene's Foxball, Lorillsrd's Iroquois,
Sschem, Aransa aud Psssaic. The accept
ances for the great Metropolitan stakes num-
Der nineteen, including Iroquoi,.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Cuisines. nIock Hnrsed

ST. Louis, January 3L-A fire al Wealth
ford, Tex, Monday night, destroyed BUSH
meas block. The principal losses amsuat 10
$4,000; we'll insured.
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A SLIGHT exposure in bad weather, when
the system is out of order, often brings on .
stubborn cold; The attending cough irritates
the lungs, and if not promptly treated Ire
queutiy develops tendency 10 a iubercu-
ious condition. To avoid this danger, those
troubled with colds should resort ut once 10
DIR. Jayne's Expeciorant, which scon loosens
and eradicates coughs, soothes and heals IN
famed parts, and removes all anxiety by
setting the patient on The way TO good health
once more.
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Owing TO the sickness of Faliieres, Deves
conducts the debate on Fabre's proposal tC
prescribe the pretenders.
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IRELAND.

LONDON, January Stat a meeting held
here tonight TO devise means for the relief
Of the distress in Ireland, Justin Mccarthy
said that he anticipated that the pinch of
the famine will be felt in February and
March.
O'Donnell, member of Parliament, m ade
violent attack upon the government, which,
he said, had millions to spare for bayonet-
ANOTHER CONVICT OUTBREAK.
CORK, January S1.-Another outbreak of
convicts employed at Hswlbowline Island,
in this harbor, has occurred. The mu.iny is
still progressing.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

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Jenny Lind Pudding Peel I'm ~
twelve good inr apples ard .llee them
vnfy Tin, ~ chop fine gfaie seferal
ihlah dipa NJ dry bread, m rub them
through n oulnndefl plnre In pudding
dish, Will huitrfrd u layer " npplr,
with plonty ~ sugnf and grated lrluqn.
peel, ~ powdered easlal tlen LAYER
NJ mrad crumbs, With bits NJ buiirf
scattered MI over II on up The dl'h ia
this way, and bake for three quarters u
an hour serve with whipped crelm
Tho Ugpehoh
A fnyUriie way 10 cook pdntoc'
now Il 10 boil them In their jnokos IN
III lhey nro icndcr, aud then dr. ihcm
oil IN n hot oven. Sweet potatoes nre
excellent also cooked IN this Wa. Ol
course care must lie taken 10 rmOve
the potatoes from the boiling waer ~
soon M lhcy nrc tender. There is ma
vegetable that gains more by bcln' pro
pared with due attention than th po-
inio, aud the difference between sggy,
water soaked potato and one tat Is
properly cookedls greater than lany
women seem TO know. ~ thfdg0
J0HrHd'.
A correspondent u the CoHirg
GcHilcmmi finds coal ashes Of bcoiit
His unusual experience will be cad
with interest. Of them he obsoycs;
, "While am slow 10 praise or on
denim, can not, after long trial. nuse
, o. say u word 10 their credit, at east
on my soil, which Is rather tennous
/, clay, and the more readily d0il for
| every one says; What good grden
you haycl and another will say; You
, have the best garden ! have scen;and
4 when tell them my only manw is
0 coal ashes, either spread broadca at
!. once or compostcd with weeds andhe
Y refuse of the house, nighl.soll, tc. A.,
' they will hardly believe me.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

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The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

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The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

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