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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14
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yni N hHNfHf earnest prayers
Wei always kanp w order, sUut yniir eUfl
fuuin W stairs
fuf fnu may ytt return convinced fhH
ufrathH ~ faiuu are rare,
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14
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fbeIf iced iWge q day nv thfee dayt
dion every other dag ~ = seek
fhe foliuwlu9 i IN excellent fualpa
IN making m I'D fashioned plum wii
ding 1itffa Vtafis milt, f1uf eggs Rell
lwhien, eight rfarkers pounded hur.
.Nesten With sngnf ~ lngte, mr. iAli
pound fiialhl slmmafUd IN q very little
waief Nh apit, mr. small nutmeg y ~.
No. iali, bake three hnura IN q mnler.
air uyen Sauce une elp sugar enc.
fourth pound butter beaten t0 y cream
I fhree teaspoons Hour mlked with 4 w.
Ne water, add two cups bot wairr lrsi
lsiore serving The HggaehgM
-rnsorn iulous vendors doubtless ID
occasionally employ salts " copper Il
give a fine green color TO pickles, bul
W. incline ~ the opinion that thil
dangerous form o. food adulterailnn 4
far less commonly pracllced than y
generally believed To detect the pres
encc u copper We need only take on'
Of the suspected pickles, cut u int
pieces, aud add SOME ammonia Spirit
n hnrisborn). II thccoppcr Is present
oven In very slight traces, the addition
tia few drops of ammonia will IN
SANITY develop a beautiful deep blu
oopratlon Manufacturer md builder
Our farmers do not raise enough
carrots. They make n horses coat yer,
sleek. They should have good dept
of soil and fine filth. Our farmer.
wives DO moi fully appreciate the yalu
Of the carrot In cookery. Indeed, th
liking for carrots Is an acquired one
So Is that for tomatoes. No Is that 70
parsnips, The writer remembers tina
be was obliged TO cultivate q liking 70
green peas, which, as they were III
old, mushy, strong marrowIats, is No
10 be wondered ut. But the carrc
layor, when liked, is n valuable add
ion to meats, to gravies and TO soups
N Y. Herald.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

prsfsa Ne fsmhles ths tt<sse. ~ ~ = ~
,sssa epen himself Inc tan Mtsaff,if< ~ haff<fi
an fssdgfs llss wh@ssyrf xey# ~ R<taf<efsftI y
suf sssdly slty NJ Hoxsf Wfi<ft< re " = hias 2
srads. And a dHs ~ quality = fan b 1rsSrs'i y ~
spas on ~ rvte. t-psesly Il ihi< . rhsn ~ .-"'~S
FhsfHssia N insnf years experience fsss'ses 70 es'
tssei from lhs Hfcst ~f-,'sHlesI lspeeIHrnz ~ ths vrnr'
talle sYfll ~ most tutehi tsff W come freeisl ~
fass. IN tfodf N his assertion thst fffff1fnf<. ~
affords lha beet. NJ relates an Interview WITH ~ -
gusiBfsnae. given him while ssIgufHinK tsinFcFsriya y
boz residence. Hhe ssysf "Ahout q yeas snnrfrd
sevefely from fiheunstIsm 10 M iIinh-, and Ntufslkis
IN W. hcad, which | endured two " three months WIN
A iuHeh fsilpHsr 70 posslhle. being undrf ihs treat.
hieAi M IN tsoe Ieht dyctry snd trying many kinds o.
medirins RhbcAi my tusfkedenecL Ailasi : medical
fflsna aavised rt< " ny Hunts hsntsdf ifsan~s "
attributed my sevore sifAffkf N ~ hsd cohdl''oh o.
my kidneys, wiich ~rre not pefisfmihs tbgit pfop''
functions, and I commenced taking u. kra N hfpw
days ihe neuralgia had departed. my %hcaiaclir haa ~
tirely disappeared. the swelling IN my Limbs and Joints
had gone. and | have not had q touch VI II since. hofr
Ftrrhtiy I was troubled with Inpufity Of the blood.
Witch sNf~,a iss1f IN severe %erupfionh on my face. ]
again rrs5rtedi IN hsrs's Hemedy. aud after taking u q
abort time wns completely fustA ~ that complaint
Hunts Remedy has proved vrrY bfnrfcssl ~ me 10 u.
taeks Of sick headache. which II always allrsialrs, and
I notice the improvement - soon ~ takc ~
Hunts Remedy has strengthening elements, fr !
hs- made mo feel much stronger, and has been very
beneficial N mr. general health. ] most hcsrtfy rec
ommrnd Il TO all ~shfc.css iitp myself. Mas. l.. o.
TAssEn No, 100 Pearl Street,"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

All farmers know the trials Of teach.
ing helfcrs to stand still. and also knott
that many a valuable animal Is ruined
In teaching. One should never be
struck, v though they kick; for they
do Il in self-lcfcnse, and man Is never
blamed for acting In sclf-defanse. The
bag and teats are tcnder and sorc, and
should be handled with care; but. first
OF all. gentle or vicious hcifcrs Il sly
gentle. Tor they may be before they are
handled and become vicious In one milk,
lng) should be safely tied In a STALL
then 90 to the right fore foot. take Il
up. doiiblu the limb at the knees, and
safely strap Il, leaving Il FREE, only don.
BLEED. Don't speak TO the creature.
Let that be denc further On. The crea.
turc viii tire m standing upon three
legs. and find that. after getting IN a
multitude u positions. she must sur.
render, and will probably give a low
moan ~ the sign. Now Is The time tc
talk and pet her. and show yourself he,
best friend. handle her bag and teats,
milk gently n few streams. nnstrap hcf
leg. continuing to pat and card hes
After she has rested about 1--WE minutes.
strap the same beg; also put a strap o.
soft stoaf rope around the hind leg. iusi
above the ..gambrclr joint; pull gcntl,
at first, and. n she docs'not struggle,
tie h back to a ring back Of and a little
higher than whcru attached to her leg.
The ring should he on the side n stall
opposite the tied leg. Unstrsp the fnr
leg aud your work l. done. Milk slowl,
and gently. D~pn'fhnrry. n she should
object to the stripping Of the hind leg,
the next time ~ r,'Ikis~ strip the foF'
leg. Tor live minutes. or IN the hind LED
Il firmly tied. Farmers who try tn
above win find u pays for ell the trouhl'
and viii be glad 70 tic back The hin,
leg for weeks rather than run the RAJ
II being kicked ovrr AZ ans moment-
Or n \. Isdcp<nd<nf
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14
CHAPTER N.
CALLED mack.

Come in." said Esmond, in answer
TO n knock nj his door.
Lucy entered, with n letter In one
hand and a book In the other. aud he
rose FROM the table. The day was a fog.
Ky one. and Il seemed 10 be twilight IA
his little room.
II have brought you these, sir, and
hope have not kept the book too long,
You have not Kept Il long enough
he said. smiling. rs he took the letter
81 intended You TO keep that book al.
together. knowing that II was a favurite
Of yours. VIII you do sop
She seemed TO hesitate; and then,
quietly ~ shall be vcry pleased 10
have H. Mr.. Esmond." The answer
was the natural one which a lady Nigh,
have given to a friend la accepting any
small gilt"
IL am glad Of that he said. impul.
siscly; and then checking himself. re.
Numbering his good 10 olutions, no be.
gan awkwardly to tap tho fingers OF his
left hand with the letter which no had
just received. IL am glad because
SOON
Going swayl we shah all b sorry
10 miss YOU gf :
The phrase was ommonplacsenough
and there was no particular accen, on
any OF the vorlA aad yet there was q
something In her tons and look which
made him half rootnt Nj. k..tv an.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

ALnsnr q. MANN. Of Cottage Home. H., says. u
have been p~fostrntcd for three or morr years with kid.
6ry disease. al timcs I was not able to put on my boots
hy s,ic hss efien pulled them on for me-. was not "a
had as that IN tn fftnc. but | ncver knew what Il was
TO be- without palh NJ my back atnf I commenced using
Hunts Remedy. Since ficgaH W iHkc Hunts Remedy
have been free from all pain, and tstt t~fcssufc in say
Ing that Il II the best medicine that ever knsv w Kk'
hey and Liver diseases"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

any hands ,rere covered nth little drs
Ter Than fhare been Jor fwenfv pears, from
using DR.. BeRson's Skin CHre.n "A. m
Noble, Selma, ". c., July 3, 49,.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

s.'"Great haste Is not always good
speed, Yet you must not Oily daily In
caring for your health. Liver, kidneys and
bowels m'st be kept healthy by the use Of
that prince Of. medicines, Kidney Wort,
oughly cficacious. Have II always ready,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

Missionary Ridge. near Chatta-
noogs. Tenn. famous IN war history.
has . prospect Of becoming known As 4
great peach orchard. Thirty thousand
Of these fruit trees arr now growing on
IL Its lands have increased ten. fold in
value In the las, few years
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TuE yoLrAiG BELT Co, Marshall, Mich, WIN
send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro oltaln
belts and Electric Appliances oii trial for
thirty days 10 mnn young or old who are az
ficted with nervous debility, lost vitality and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy aud
complete restoration OF health and manly
ytaor, Addrose a. above. n. H. No risk II
incurred, rs thirty days trial h allowed.
T.s aya,.y. hov v.bap sapt nm an errand
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

Mrs, Ann Lacour, OF New Orleans, La,
writes.-l have a sol who has been sick for
two years; he has been attended by our
leading physicians but all "a no purpose,
This morning he had his usual spell OF cough.
ing, and was so greatly Frustrated In con.
sequence, that death seemed imminent. We
had In the house a bottle OF On. wM. HALL's
BALsAm FoR rir Lusds purchased by my
husband, who noticed your advertisement,
yesterday. We administered Il according
to directions and he was instantly relieved.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

mka faafasiat 81s ~ %. Ffyf
His ~ #H HNH Eh HfH
hta tn az haia MHAs ilnH e8aia
i eaaaH 10 saff pleasant We
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falt laHsf Nhfh fsmaad lsA -
fsltsd ss ieeamnN NFtsFhlt
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mi sH4il aalf NnA [ H HaHi IN
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4Hei ~. eel b. msis 4 hlHniffihf
fa0fl N fslleft be-
msfH nat I iiemid me fuH ~ ~
ihai yaa EHaii mics o4 pleasant ~
afs slHaai lesAs
lhlmll. lnAeot " Ma W. lBlsf
tniei HI No On 81 mliar fym
tbn fs1l n iiH slslfhifa
Liey, here aihs unf ~ chat
RoWbd
TsHond a. n0i knoe sheihef obloia
~ oufN ihn Interruption Wheh Ne saw
lsIrF ~ away, her fhreks fflmsuh AH
with he oont tiunsnnis that she had leeh
alsm 10 sry mpfr ihag abe wished 10
say n that moment
They we're n ting 0n very thin leo,
and Ills conversation Had made them
both aware ~ ~
IIs hood booking NJ ihe donr iur m
instant. ~ II he stHi saw hrf there
Then he turned W The window aud
looked sui upm The fog, but The OK
pfcssi0 NJ dissatisfaction On his fnrH
was not caused BY the weather Pres
entity he became conscious that he had
moi fead The letter VII Oh Lrpy ha1
brought 10 him. Recognizing thHhand-
writing 81 tho only friend WHO knew hts
address In tamberwell, be hastily
opened The envelope.
FlusfHrg touut TnaptE, Thursday.
M In N cAffHVHrri Thn inci1s 4 v, !
suppose, fruln yuiir governor, AMI ! hasten ~
forward H. Hope h. Il Fuing 10 make n up
wuh YOU and ut you on your feet FEgln.
"oanwh IL, what has oerfuo n you, and shon
are ynu going ~ explain Ia me thr meaning NJ
this ma iqueriiinx under another namlf Loot
me up as apun ~ you can, Very busy,
Yours " Angwo0B"
The letter which WA hclosed in thi.
abrupt mlsslyc was addressed o. Mnu.
rico " Calthorpe, Esq, ut The chambers
OF his friend In tho Temple. II was
from his father. aud Maurice laid Il on
the table unopened but his hand trcm.
bled a little as he did so, for II hnd 70.
called many bitter memories There
had been n quarrel between the father
/, and son. aud, as In most guarrcls, thoro
had been serious faults on both sides.
Maurice had been called 10 the bar, aud
while waiting for briefs, which came
too much like angels visits, no had been
entirely dependent on his father. The
allowance was not n large one, but
Maurice was not eXtravagant In hi,
, HABITS, and he was able TO mainta n hi
position without any financial nnxirtic,
on his own account, IIu certainly did
not inherit this frugal spirit from hil
father, who hail been known in his ear
" days rs one Of the most cXtravaganl
young men about town. The estate wa
soon mortgagcd AT heavy interest, but,
although only n part Of It was entailed
Calthorpe would not sell the land
Maurice, nm only child, had bret
brought up IN the expectation of inherit
Ing n considerable income. One morn
|, ing he was suddenly told by his ialhe
that there was pressing need for u large
- =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14
THE MARKETS.

Rrppfsn't Russia salye meets with wonder
full success In oil cases OF skin disease. TRY u
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

On. g. ". Drssos'A Celery and chamo.
mile RMS. Are prepared expressly 10 cure
and will ruru Headache ~ all kinds, Neu.
TalgiR, Nervousness and Dyspepsia Proved
and endorsed by physicians
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

The diamond Is the stone for an engage
nieiit, but give US the. cobbleztone In a free
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

A PASSIONATE woman's love Is always
~overshadowed by her fears.-George Eliot,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

Time works wonders. a~ the
WOMAN said when she Ect married aflsr
: thirteen ysorsl courtship.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

LAMrstArfos "a the rsualclnn that ~
ways, like a.screech owl, alighis aud sits
on the roof Of anangry man. Hntdrch.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

10 sssle,sa van sore .f,es. pse ~ i.sse
rkamrssn Z Egs water druggists sel n ne
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14
vital ouestions!l
Ask the most eminent physician

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what Is the best ihiF
the world for quieting ind allsytng Nj
tation Of the nerves and curing all fcm
nervous complaints, giving natafs, shi
like refreshing sleep always
And they will tell you unhestadnsy
"Somc form Of Hopsl"
cnApTERL
Ask any or all Of the most eminent
sicianst
What Il tbs best and only remedy =
can be relIed on To cure all diseases OF ~
neys and urinary organs; such as bt
disease, diabetes, retention or inabdhy
retain urine, and all ihe diseases a.
fBeuts peculiar 70 Womef'-
"Ahd they win tell you cxpllcit5 {
emphaticaiiy |" I.uchu.n
ASK the same physicisns
What Is the most reliable and m
cure for all liver disease or dyspcfh, On
stiution, indigestion, ~blliousness MAIN
fever, sglic, &c." and they will tell yW;
MandfnksI or DandelicnF
Hence, when these remedies are combs
with Others equally valuable
And compounded Into Hop Bitten, {
A wonderful and mysterious .ctrasl!e =
~ developed which Is 80 varied IN - q
tions that no disease or III health q.
bly, sxist or resist It's power, and yet Y &
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A eha stssissf zine Write IN ff~t ! flKe
lembhiHf IN fhsHmHtit#tt NJ y : jifIFH<H
flHf, HFuAEfstf WsshiHstsHl ~ "
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

nslets fsssy ~ Issfshaasd sna 30
fhetts f6id and pftsf nts htHtigltIlt f'Aas
t0othsshs dfpps ftffh w efs f'iH'fte'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

nnky hairs afe The only object NJ respect
that ean n0totelie envy D1sDh
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

The motto for the stamping clerk at the
post-oifice-Whereye you see n head, hit IL.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

THIRTY years ago, in Paris, there were
Tiny visiting cards for babies. The custom
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

TnE average boy. when sent on an crran'
Develops wonderful "iisying qnalities,h
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

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, ~ 49,.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

Women suffering from a weakened condl'
tl0l IT Tho nervous SYSTEM, hervelis pfUa'
%ifailoa. ialniness, palpiiaflnn ~ The heart,
tfemlilnFs. headache, leuefsfheH, cold et'
lremitlra, pain IN the bach painfnl periods,
featihg ddwn tHiHs, ete,, ran md sure ~
ilef w lngt nue hottie ~ ~, ouysutVA Web
low Dock and hhfsaphfilla.
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4" ~ to- eqf1 W. lfsdef ~ shsnt tskl
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esH'i have ihs GIN" tnele w, without
mach asiauuina, pulled ffun ~ poke
NE qHaft " water, The trader tgoh Y
Poured n lHi0 ne KIN barrel, AMI 90 ven
lHtls ~, ehnehiiha tnhGagf
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-04
CALLING ON LANaTRY.
What Passed Through n Dizzy Repol
er's Mind While He Waited.

What Passed Through n DizEy Report.
er's Mind While He Waited.
Chicago Times. -., g.
"A card sent up was responded to by the
welcome invitation 10 ascend to her apart
ments.
With heart fpttering with expectant
Joy, and beating a revellle to all he ever
read OF parlor practices, the tremulons
youth followed the uniformed Senegambian
attache OF the hotel up the fifst flight to
room 8. A modest tap on the door by the
ard-bearing othello failed to elicit a re-
Spouse, and a repeated knock also was bar.
rem Of result. With visions Of loyeliness
texcelling heaven tinted Madonna beauty
floating before the imagination, the youth
neryously paced the carpeted floor. Trans.
ported in the fervent anticipation OF q
princess favor beyond all terrestrial con.
nections, all about seemed fair and
beautiful. Cleans OF the bright scintilla-
tons Of cherubim's eyes, soft ripping
laughter vibrating in heaven.blown zeph-
rvs, which bore It onward TO love.laden
paradise, where the musical murmers were
caught up by Hebe hands and blown with
perfumed breath Venusward passed before
lib VlblUu. 4ueIet uhuSluk III LiS heSS v.
mystic beauty TO the Iythmic Cadences Of
siren joyousness, bewitchipg sprites. clus.
tered in a, soul.entrancing picture, until
drunk with the taste OF the sweet intoxicant
each lovely rosebud blended It's tints with
the other, and concentrated vision dis.
cerned only glorious entirety, bright
efiluence OF divine essence increate."
The door shrouding from view the ex'
pected counterpart Of this bright scene
slightly turned, and the dream was dis.
sipated. The fair, Elusive ecstacy had
been rudely broken, and the shattered
gems OF dreamland were spirited away,
never again to delight with their epheme-
raj witchery. Still, a'iace pleasing in
mediocrity looked through the doorway re-
spectfully askant, and the enthused mortal,
yet lingering on the confines Of fairy
haunts, gazed longingly into the upturned
eyes, nourishing ahoped.for revulsion, and
inquiringly quiyered; ,,--..-..-.---..,v
"Can see Mrs. Langtry?" =.
"Be seated; she will bein in a moment. "
It was only the maid, and again II cruel
blow had been dealt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-04
The Stern Old EngIl.h Law.

The Buffalo Express calls to the minds Of
those who are inclined to grumble at the
new penal code the fact that less than one
hundred years ago people in England were
hanged not only Tor murder and arson
but for pocketpicking, for sheep and cat.
tie stealing, for forgery, for poaching, and
for many other offenses Of similar grade.
In those days a gypsy who stayed more
than year in one place was liable to be
tried for his life. 1t was not until 1895
that the counsel Of prisoner under trial
for ielonyin England was permitted to ad-
dress the jury on his behalf; and when a
poacher or pick.pocket was condemned to
death after what would now appear the
mockery OF trial only one day was suffer-
ed to pass before his execution. In 1884
there were four hundred and eighty public
executions in England. In the first year
Of Queen Victoria's reign (1S37) the NUM-
Der OF different ofienses for which capital
punishment might be afflicted was reduced
10 seven. Now there are but two. The
rigor OF the law is greatly lessened in all
English speaking countries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-04
Meadkear for YOUNG Ladies'.

New York Evening Post.
The latest in the way Of millinery novel;
ties is a leather bonnet, much resembling
those OF last year, made Of kid. These new
head. coverings might really hail from the
saddler's shop but that they are most OF
them decorated with pompons, feathers
and the like. The color OF the leather is
terra Gotta. A few OF the bonnets are ap.
propriately trimmed with delicately cut
leather luce in various designs, and the
only charm about them Is that which con-
imparts. Leather lace is also q
novelty. It has not met with the favor
that pack.thread lace did. 1t is not as
coarse or as unpliable as one might imagine
and il has been used abroad; combined
with plush-lace and velvet, for trimming
fancy articles and also for dress trimmings.
Charming little opera hoods are made OF
lace-white or black-lined with quilted
satin OF some bright color. They are FASH
toned like a child's hood, with lined
Grape OF the lace to protect the throat. The
first row OF lace upon the top OF the hood
falls in neglige manner over the hair and
forehead. 1t iastens under the chin with
ribbons OF satin matching the hue OF the
lining. When lace is not desired white or
pale tinted satin is employed, with Dor
dering OF white plush, or better still,
Of white ermine, with pelerine
and muff to match, lined with rose color or
light blue. q.
Wide, straightforward sailor hats Of
plush or velvet, having the crowns COM
pletely covered with short, fluffy ostrich
tips, are very much worn by young girls in
their teens.
The most stylish round hats are tip-felted
over the forehead, the Langtry and the
odd-looking Phrygian cap being iayorites