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

An exchange says, "Carry the
news TO the thick headed and pro.
gresivc (?l solon, of the South, that
the dog law in Indiana creates a
fund ont of which losses of sheen
killed by dogs are regularly paid,
and besides that, contributes 500.
90 Il year to tho school fund.-. II
II civilization or the want of ii
that induces people 10 prefer L..
gions 81 providing, bowling, growl.
ing, worthless dogs 10 noble nocks
o mutton and wool-proiucing.
harmless sheep9 We donot blame
any N for keepinga valuable dog,
but the few Of these form the ex.
cuse for keeping the myriads OF
mischievous ones, and civilized
men, having the good Of the eoun.
Try at heart, should be willing To-
come under some little restraint
lor the general good. Society, law
and order exist on this principle,
and prosperity cannot he carried
to its highest point without IL. A
wise and brave legislator will new.
or shrink from duty through fear
Of loosing his seat, especially for
voting against worthless dogs.
Such shrinking is unworthy, and
deserves TO fall.
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

ton i first rfi christian A.socia.
Residential ticket for fsI u
bearing the ntme Of the Rev
Jonathan blanchard, Of Illino,s
'"f President, and John A. Conan,
81 Connecticut, fur vice-p President
The platform of the Association
demands the abolition Of the Flee.
toral College and a direct vote Car
President and vice-prcsidcnt. the
recognition II the Sabbath. Tho
prohibition of the manufacture ar
sale Of intoxicating liquors. N,
revocation u the charters Of ali
secret lodges granted by our Fed.
eral or State Legislatures. and the
preservation Of civil equality IN.
violate rs secured b. all American
elslz.ns under the amendments Ia
the Constitution.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05
SALOON PETITION.


W.. =. andetslvrei %sllll.a. snd legality qnalia d
Nett* % ne town d sauils. eela fssns,,s,lls
stshnfftta thf hptafahle faani Of pt,or "a
Atisfn'. n q Z HARMON. - . ssi=f al satt,bis
fs'a ~ retailing Ningns and s~rlrt,asu. H.. -. 4,
Anlse ltas eeeafisd rs llti "a Main ,trc.,
sn'sn . ne hlaun tina.s J b AshiawsF l. fI.t.i
: sshafuJ lielceiute. " / M@k.JJa "a an I
80 Z y N~aithest, Leah Stokes, sam u9.s.et..
~ y hishioNsf. lash Wallace, sts,r joins. josr
Nfsis y ssHim.s, " " smi,b. 4 4 r,,i,,, n =
s4lf 80 Analn, J " fsfsussuu. J 7 Fsnhlas 4 y
5snAihs' Alfted tsldseil. n 4 rTltsss h W.ns
v y tatnpheH, nah Corrsse. tsl l.rfo. 49,.
hiiisen. J y iafdan. : y slmmsas. : ; uits.. n /.
ialks bsp u lsaisT. Ckm Mft-ht. IN v,ii... y
y ~sfiaft. 4 siltrs. Isa4h Ysnrv. t.ss~
uenfse leauk. halisr " iiaaa. nm t,.vI. $50 ~.
fnsrf' f~trt Earle, ltnht Harvey. < HAM "a. Is
s'aiih. { y Afauekis. Mts M,.e. : t,sg,,, if.a
.NFiliHshn, ssha.tisf. frfsl. wappiss' j ~
.as- usllss veil ! ) sgaith. IS 4 I,us.. n n -.
= : hatsisas : H~4siHaaa. u \ Nea ,hsn. i y 49,.
nutA fAt.lHea, 1ana nfuune. : h tfe,t. lshs
49,. hea{ lesian. \ ! Warren. Pen vastee IA 4
hashsf lll lss'ss, lem wilson. riss ,ts, ~. 30
.ssea, Sehn JONES. lisnFy rlaad. Iash ili,hs,m..
nlshus ~ Frank, Adam MtisAi. d rlsst. ws.a
"n@H Tia arssn, ! Il hstiskse, iissft rsst.. ~
Y hN1f John Henderson, J 7 ssltss N ,..
htnskstt, NJ ~sllaep. " n gtsrAs..a.
~ y ttsias. u Nallaes. u u Vance. n
it.sts = hal Henry slmthaas. : " Ewm,rs
eaatiss V.'ea " S%ssiis, Israel Rsrrlns.r. J,rs,
y slsssf 4 lfvsn. u buchanan, t.fssa Tbssrsss
\ !. ssan-an \ iunss, A t~iaslmsn. 7 n sss.sk n
= Heisa hiil. t~latfisa. fiari.sp. 5 IA Is.s,.,,
'~tss "ashisssan bfsua. " J Smith.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05
M
She Contributes to tho Cyclone
Sufferers.

coNo, Miss, Apr. 80, SO.
WILLIAM OLIVER, Esq,
Pres. RC.S,, Wcsson, Miss.
fcdr Sir,-Encloscd please find
check ON New Orleans for eighty
ana Vicinity, ii3f ftilci II ths Ss9lHl.,
%fercrs by the late cyclone in the
vicinity of Beauregard and Wesson.
which amount We commit to YOU
and the society You represent for
such distribution as TO afford the
greatest relief to the unfortunate
people who suffered so terribly by
this disturbance Of the elements.
" heneyer ! can serve you or the
Society Of the Red Cross, in this
community, command me.
Very truly yours,
j. l.. HEATH.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

A wrLi.Ksows foreign corresmu.
dent, VI. Ivan lie wolstync, who
VIII represent several papers Al
hae eosnnation, writes that tho
ceremonies will extend over nine
aass y y. Petersburg and sixteen
days = Moseos. In the latter civ
nnusrhnlders arr already ASKING
@1v rubles lsbout s225M per fort.
night for . suite Of four or ase
rooms Houses round the Krsmlin
hired for the court are taken Al
-, per day. Cab fares during
che fete are already up to el5.5i
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

DECORATION DAY IL one of the
Statcs IF life in the United
aud perishable they are the ten.
derest offering to both the living
and the dead. At the time when
the rardon IL covered with spring
blossoms, and the flowers are
everywhere plentiful, It is delight.
ful to see them distributed over
the mounds 10 simply say, "You
are not forgotten II IL 10 be
hoped the custom Of making one
day memorable with flowers will
never die, but will flourish. as a
faithful reminder Of those whose
heroic deeds should be swcctly and
touchingly remembered.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

TnE moment a person is salts.
fled he has taken cold Halls
Journal If Health advises him 10
do four things i. Make a foot
bath as warm rs IL can he com.
Iortably borne, letting the feet
remain in the water 10 or Is
minutes. ?. Go IL bed In a com.
Portable room, and cover M well.
j. Eat nothing. 1. Drink as
much cold water Us he wants, and
rs much herb ten as he can con.
yenicntly,-in three eases ont Of
four he will be we'll In 10 hours
but rs the system Is sensitive for
n while after the treatment care
should bc taken not to contract n
new cold.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

Tnr civil service bin became i
law on the 10th Of January last
II will go into effect substantial,
10th Of July next. under
nf,er u, "hich provides "thal
WIT .hc expiration ur i. .,ar,b'
run The passage Of tho a., ~
o"','' - d-.L @l-u "''i v,
anu no person shall be emninysd
10 enter or be promoted In either
OF the said classes now existing a,
tha' may DO arranged pursuant Ia
animation" etc. "a
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

TnE Duke Of Aumale il credited
with saying clcyerly enough 10 a
friend recently, apropoa Of the
scandalous and silly attack made
upon the Orleans princes in the
French army "The republic has
no dread Of pretenders; IL only
fears itself. s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05
Among MY Books

,snaohs my books what rcst Is there
w sas'lng sossi What balm lor car,
II Ills apral or clouds hang low
! rvcl still In visions n,rr.
AZ will breathe the classic air
Inc sanslerings Of Ulysses shan.
W so the plume II Rayanl flow
Among my books.
y n,aes.t The world may wear
u Malsi has no smile 10 sran..
fot "theFS let her beauty hL,w.
susl havors can well inrrvos
PeFelanee fnrrvt the imwn,ns Il.
Among my bonks.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05
y. II. ULlNER,
President RcdCros Society.
Grand Jury Report


.lthc Honorable 4. +. Roane.
yum Of the Circuit Court. M sar.
.,s Vhe grand jury for The April
s',nANSS, do respectfully re,ori
y I'm Honor that we have dili.
een'iy Nquired into and invrsti.
sa'eu alnattcrs which have come
10 our kNledgc, and all such thai
we uov'uNf sufficient Importance
M. IN your court, when we
,ion NV pp,aA sufficient Tor conyic.
NJ" ar W. Inv Mound indictments.
had ~ pavU'NV say that we have
m nun etc, WIN we win sar j. :
and complimentary w. citizens
who administers tx a v"' sudse,
our district attorneAea'," a"a 70
and manner in whiN Wv way
eutcs offenders. We\ne prose-
incd our county jail anL eAam'
which are, under the mA,.a
u our competent and w~oAs.i,eh'
VI, Kept IN good order: M saier
ers speak very compiimA.'sson
our courteous sheriff for X .,
Treatment 10 them. On eAs,nu
lion Of clerk 5, shcrif's andln.lna.
ircasurcrs books, We find thluh.F
Ihe best Of our knowledge, cok. !"
~ conclusion, we wish h Az
! our Honor for the kindness XII
ouf'esy shown US during our ~
ing we also thank our disil.
I''efncy for his valuable ins,,A
ION and advice, and the sbe,t
nd his deputies for their nr,nn.s)
tlention. Having complsin,l
NY 10 The lcst Of our as,Ii,ieu
IN the exception Of a few ea.n,
met Ne have referred 10 the next
rand jury. We respectful, al ~
9 discharged. ~ VI
y. hrcnssas, FnrpmaI
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

MAIoa ions Il TnRocRNontps
was buried ia the family vault at
Louisville The other day, and ia
relating the event the Atlanta
Journal snys lie died some time
ago IN a lonely hut on a Mi4sia-ip-
pi plantation His last moment.
were haunted by the thought that
Ellen Goodwin was ptill shadow
ing him For twenty five years
the woman followed him and was
known IN Louisville rs Throck
morton's ghost The reason for
this was never known. II was the
popular belief that Throckmortou
had wrongcd her in her youth. In
and sunshine, at home and
abrond the silent figure in black
lowered about him and bligntcd
his life. She died some ycars ago
md ordered the history Of her
h.art-sccrrt to be buried with
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

Jons BnioHr estimates TINT
since The beginning Of the century
Great Britain has spent oyertwen.
ty-two thousand millions II dollar.
Tor war, and only five thousand
i've hundred millions II dollar.
ior civil government and improve.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

TuE programme Of the unveil.
ing Of Valentines recumbent stat.
ute Of General Loe, nj Lexington.
Va, June 2Sth, has been issued.
The Inauguration exercises will
begin at 900 n. m. From $50 To
1890 a. IN. will be observed ~ the
time for decorating the graves Of
Lee and Jackson. At II o'clock
Major John W, Daniel will deliver
an Grafton At 2 p. m. the
nhpsolenm will be thrown open 10
pass tiiG and a procession will
i4s the monumental
statute Of Let'as9lnd Valentines
diers and sailors Of = ulcers, sol.
navy Of the cx Confederate i,.apd
and the public generally ass
respectfully invited to attend. "'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

WIscossis tramps are seeking
we boundary lines IT The state
WIN great alacriiy, the I.csisla.
.ufe having passed a law making
me tyllom inc Of The tramnins ~
lesion punishable by frum az ID
twelve months imprisonment.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

hitetl had become al,no., skin
anu aon', with neither strength.
appetite nor ambition Irn al
ne ,i'oF,r. coaidn't help me Two
enssl.s PaFtef's Ginger ronis
cured m completely. M. n VT.
cub Laap MIR. Chicago
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05
d Il, HEATH.
:, WEssoN, Mss, May |. 'S3.
MIR ]. u. HEArn. Chmn Nj

fHH NAA B IL HNla
Mr. j. H. Hgkru, Como. Miss.
DeW Sri have the pleasure
to own receipt ofthe $500. donated
by your kind-hcarted people, which
has been placed with the Relief
Committee to relieve suffering
lound. Our committee is doing a
noble work here; wish YOU could
be here TO see the number of snf.
lering ones who have received and
are now receiving relief from the
liberal donations Of our people here
and that Of our friends abrood
! hanks for your donation and your
Kind offer to serve our society.
Yours truly,
! WM OLIVER,
Ii President Rn1 Ir...
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05
ATATH BffTfHnH


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tfas.II IHa asmnlHaie ri,
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a Baptist pfYlwfiod meeting !,
4 mtItrd W 70 be buili from.
-efan'nn ~ Moss Point
Tho l'fe# convention Will inject
" Columbus on July Nh
Nrs Barbara sttnylcv died i.
Aitlln county recently ~ her 10Th
y'ar
Nersbolt eonptv .,nt C,r, 49,
uuit to the p%onitcutiay last
wook,
Cotton seod are scaroo Al paId.
wyn and sell for twenty cents a
buTliele
Two young ladios n Crystol
Springs ara shipping rasebud4 IL
tllcugo.
Elm pinkston. the Lo,isnna
witness, died IN Jail at Canton a
few days since.
A piece Of ouarty rock cortoin.
ing gold has b'en found near Fay
cite, Jefferson county.
r. ]. Uubbon. If J~ovnssyillo
owns a COW that has had twin
calves the second time.
oTbo tiC r. p,.n,;.ap Ia,
ihV Inv VI - - IcllllsS, ny
J. y. Shields, Of Nstchoz, is in press
and will coon be issued.
TIP to April 22nd Of this year
tho Yocona Mills of Water Valley
made o., 800 pounds Of warns.
Jefferson Davis has his estate oil
five hundred acres nc Beauyoir
planted in grapes and oranges.
e,... :,
court twelve prisoners have bocn
placed in the Desoto county mil
NJ
p.sht" W." twenty years
.lay and often walks twrlyo milos
n..n
III. .i,O '"'' cyclone 'ur''e
0a, - ,'e :. iN's Pou'los was plowh
msv' " y
ff'shyt'''"h a",
Iord on ~"
since laSt July the oil mill Mt
NJ. g,inn; - a.I aas NJ
:" pafhel'' oil Holmes county,
NV ~ lV'r Oh twin muley oxen.
lhey are - much alike you can't
"a p'",' o'''ard west OF Grenada
"' "'"'s WI" hundred and NIFTY
'';l year VII not
) ~" o"V "''''Vi ''as year
lang No'c was open
w on. naie oi
80" warren last ,
So /
There will be a convention Of !
ofugsls's VI 'aeSsoh june 18th *,
next Tor tho purpose OF organizing a :
Pharmaceutical Association /
While Mrs. uoud. Of Water " q
lev. was attending a lodge meetim I
sncakthicyes entered hcr heal =
nom through n window and stole
slo0.
"a'.,S'n rage" negro oesperad'
' 10"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

~. NssaasrH has jus, had n ,.,..
iIsf Ill.,. ai'',e. The iis-i opened h
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

Ink gg.~a de ,ounr. Chalmers
\. /. Nsgld. 9'''ae'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05
Tba Mssf Haiiabia, Carefully Pre-
bsfed sha best t4fkatlFa ~
I've Present As H.
I%Iirandreth's Pills.

Ne Present as
I%Brandreth's Pills.
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ffa HHi NumH fthe tHaaf htai
HfHt FHHaff tt Bind a. 4
HHHiif Medicine tlHg Hft aHfis
el.Ial tufih9 H~e#lHeiH. taHatl
4Ht lRef. faH1 l8IHt tila 4tH4s
"a. Dyspepsia tlfAfiHHUa biafI
II stI impHfitif acting oh fba
I'll taf. kidnayH nut 0tleF imlafs
tfDt Uatnsf ffUuvihH Tie WgHtH
d aHa bod adding you're NJ fha
Iiees ~ Hll NlH Ha tlieu FGf
feam They have hnen uafd ~
tita AmarIean public, ahd tbelt
constantly Increasing smiles show
lH1H thfy afe appreciated
4 tfyoi R,moiy II ~ Hiseas,s
Asnfiltb Mas
! Hm 9afging ~ eighty yeafs.
aml ltem IL by duty 10 suffering
hiuaBltt ~ 4aY That ms long no
doe ~ Bfnudfcibe plilH which
have bnuu my solr medicine fpr half
d century ! know thp laat fgft}
three years NJ ng life Is owing
solely ~ their nsp. Your Pilla
nv"d me many times after thp
best medical xiii in several Statcs
had given mctphah hope, as llayr
had many converts to r|urputiun
With Hraudreths Pills. and have
seen them perform almost miracles
Of cure For children. u few doscs
hayo cured mcaslca, scarlet fever,
and whooping cough. IN all f..
male troubles and weakness ! have
never known them TO fail. In
adult mules | have known them to
cure the worst eases Of dyspepsia,
rltrumutism, kidney diseases, dyg.
entcry and dirrhwa oven dropsy,
paralysis, and apoplcxy have yield
cd to n persistent course Of Bran
drcth's Pills. la flct | have found
the true Life Elixir. They
net rs continual prevcntiYcs
against the effects Of time, disease,
aud labor.
2 JoHS II. MANN.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

oSg YEAR Fnn ONLY THREE potI,ps Ywo
fAfehs fuh LlfftE MORN ruAS TuE
fkiCk az o..
~ paflnf ~ y yen viii fereiva ~ one var v,,,
,sHaif Ftnsr with the CutRtER.JuTR M Al. shs 49,.
= .h,At,s. ~. paper y tn Srulh, namncrs,le al
-, Nhift fuh REVENUE ONLY. and IT, h-.t
sttthirsi and ahlsst FAMILY WH.KLY In H. ttne,i
N,atsf ihess she isalre b examine a saupls rgns
fthf tutNRRJouRNAL can 10 ~ !. thls ositt''
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-11
oorporal Herbert F. Judson of Company

Corporal Herbert F. Judson of Company K, Stratford, Fourth regimen {, while on dress parade accidentally received bayonet'sthrust in the left cheek, making quite bad wound. to have brought into camp several ttsub eel lars" The Veteran City Guard of Hartford will be the guests of the actives.
 Company E, Third regiment, had their Company street illuminated tonight with Chinese lanterns.
 When the bands consolidated at the dress parade, there WAS music in the air.
 General Smith to-day was notified by Gov ernor Waller that Governor Jarvis would &C., company Governor Waller to camp.
 The sale of spirituous or malt liquors in camp is prohibited.
 ''Boston White, i" the young negro, who
 was suspected of murdering Rose Clark Am
 bier in Stratford, is in camp as member of
 Company O, of Bridgeport, Fifth battalion,
 and has been as big gun as General Smith. Major T. l.. Watson will entertain several members of the Seventh regiment of New York city during the week.
 The 'fOwl club of the Grays have come into camp with full force and are prepared to make Niantic stH-owl" The First regiment have adopted as theiz fatigue uniform ''white leggins." Anything to be odd and conspicuous, remarked one ot | the stSarsfelds.
 The Adams Express company have an office right on the grounds in charge of Agent O. W. Pierson.
 The boys have all missed the familiar figure of Postmaster General 0. Lester Youngs, ,whc l is absent from the encampment this year, al 1 though it is reported that he will be present before the week closes Where are the quar. ters that were promised to the newspaper l men?
 Would it not be good idea to have tele graph office on the grounds? i The American band dog has accompanied l the boys to camp and was quite good drum major upon dress parade. The camp is full of paper boys, and all ex pect to reap rich harvest during the week. The Blues display an elegant silk flag al l their headquarters. c. N. G.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Hrfef Mention

Brief Mention.
 The Putnam Phalanx, of Hartford, talk of going to the Newburgh centennial.
 West Stratford's skating rink was opened Saturday night and brass band furnished melody.
 The Fairfield county fair opens to-day. The St. Augustine band, of Bridgeport, fur nishes music.
 Ground has been broken for an addition of 155x35 feet to the Bridgeport Brass oom- pany's factory.
 Mr. James Enscoe, of the Romany Rye troupe, is stopping with his urcle, MT. M. R. Enscoe, of this city.
 MT. w. Q. Wates and Miss Lota Bliss will be united in matrimony at the North church this afternoon at o'clock.
 The Twenty-third C.. V. reunite to-day at Seaside Park, Bridgeport, taking dinner at Humiston's Sea View Hotel.
 The annual cattle show and fair of the Simsbury Agricultural society will be held at Union Park, October Sd and 4th.
 Hon. Amos S. Treat, of Bridgeport, has been confined to his home for the past few days by illness, but is now improving.
 Graduates of the Bridgeport High school to the number of fifty-three met on Friday evening of last week to form an alumni asso- citation.
 Morton E. Dewes, aged thirty-one years, of MiddleEury, was shot through the heart Sunday accidentally by pistol in the hands of companion.
 Half million dollars damage, it is now estimated, has been done to Connecticut to- baoco crops and crops in southern Massa- chusetts by the late frosts.
 Real estate was sold at auction in Hartford yesterday to the amount of $86, ,s26. Prop erty on Main and Pearl streets including the Habensteins' premises as sold.
 The Norwalk nine that will compete with the Grays on Tuesday, the 11th, at the fair grounds, will probably be picked one, as there is no regular nine here now.-Norwalk Gazette.
 Monson & Carpenter are opening their new fall dress goods, which include silks, brocade velVets and satin velvets of their own importation-and the handsomest goods we have seen in the market.
 At the First Baptist church, Bridgeport Sunday afternoon, funeral services we're held over the remains of the late Miss Catherine Davidson, who was killed by the cars in that city on Thursday night. There was large
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-11
"W|LSONIA" :" AND PHYSICIANS.
New Article Sept. 7th.


 To continue our pursuit of the pneumogastric nerves into the abdominal cavity with cursory tric Of the left passes through the cardiac or oesophageal opening of tho diaphragm, and after wall of the stomach supplies also it's mucous mem- brane, then makes its way to the liver in the sub right pnsumogastric and of the great sympathetic The nerve of the right side has much moro exten- fellow of the left. It supplies stomach, liver, spleen Kidneys, suprarenal capsules, and the whole length possible to follow the course and associations of the great gangdontc or sympathetic system, beginning call to the reader our purpose in giving these anat omtcal details Let him bear in mind that are here following link by link, an unbroken and indis- tions. By and by we will want him to follow this chain in company with Intangible invisible some thing that will tax his to keep with 1t, for 1t will Hash along these devious paths, removing 1t goes the obstructions which may have been built up in its way, and carrying life and health to the vital organs SO long choked and paralyzed by disease Located just behind the globes of the eye. are two little grayish nodules exQuisitey sensitive gang Homie matter, about the size of pins head. They are the ophthalmic or initial gangla of the sympa Rshglionic bodies side of the spinal column along its whole length To these little seemingly in of properties that bestow nPon us the prty1lege of sS5t M 1na the faculty Dy which we Ren0t6 s5e f 1ghs and but slightly removed from them, are two other gAnea second of the sympstnetc series the spneno- deWed with much of the enjoyment which attends the pleasures of the table, and also with those emo tionaI pleasures or pains which we experience when the fragrance of flower shall wildly recall the happy past awaken, it may be, an almost forgot ten grief. Next the etic gangla, from which powers sent to certain little muscles of the internal whose movements regulate the reception of external sounds and help to perfect another of our ineBtin able facuties the faculty Of hearing Next, the sub maxiTaEy gsnglia situated upon the glands beneath the lower isw, giving their influence too to complete the of taste, to insaivate the food, &c Then fellow the g&ngha of the neck the cervca branches from which unite with the pneumog1sr1c, spinal &C., ceGsoxy. Rlo@o phAryngeal and spinal nerves to sup ply the organs of voice, have seen minister to the sense Of hunger and thirst of degutiton, Sc. To Dc extended Sept 14th. Wilgonia Magnetic Goods always for sale at No. IA Elm street, Todd's block. Call for pamphlet
 d&Wg JULIUS IVES, Agent.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-11
THE NEW AMERICAN,

The management of the American Theater must have felt gratiied at the immense crowd which filled their auditorium to over- flowing last evening, it being their opening night of the season. A large number of la- dies were present who were thoroughly de- ! lighted at the beautiful house and the ex- ! cellent show provided. There probably has never been better variety performance in
 this city than the one given last evening. The performance opened with performance
 on the horizontal bar by the Cardellos and Van Auken, who performed some wonderful feats: Miss Pauline Batcheller sang some I pleasing popular melodies. Murray and
 Murphy in their Irish specialties brouoht down the house, the American Four thoroueh- ly delighted the audience with their comicaii-
 ties and Murphy and Morton sustained their reputation as the champion clog dancers.
 There were many other fine performers in the programme whom we have not space to
 mention. The performance concluded with very funny afterpiece entitled, stOur Irish Visitors" The same show will be given all the week.