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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

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refined and Intelligent, but 0nly That
be- vns born n n family whose eifenm
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agreeable, and which belonged 10 y iras
dii0nal good society But such q
m,n MAY be- false aud mean, aud lgno.
nni and coarse l. lie q gentleman
lccanse he was born suchf On the
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tons a ignorant and lahorious Doors
may be humane, honorable and
modest. but with total Ignorance u the
usAges ~ good society. lie may be NJ
upright ~ Washington. M unsclfsh rs
Sidney. NJ brave as Bayard, ne modest
NJ Falkland Bnt he may also Outrage
MI the little social proprlciics. II ho n
gentleman because be Is honest and
MODEST and humancP In describing
Loyclacc. should we not say that he
was n gentleman Should We natural.
" say 50 Of BurnsP But, again. Is II
not q Joke 10 describe George the Fourth
ms n gentleman. while Il would be Inn
possible To dcncy the name TO Major
Dobbin9- Hdrpcr's Magazine.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15
Tho Mldn. Vida Wnrld.

LIMA, REPuBLIc on PERu.-Senor A. de
In Il. Delgado, L. l.. d. and Counsellor,
Tribunal OF Justice, Lima, Republic Of
Peru, says: One single application of st.
Jacobs Oh cured mc completely of rheu-
matte pains In my left arm. | recommended
It to two OF my friends, the Mrs. Dona
Jnana Garcia, widow, and Mr.. D. Herman
Decker, n German gentleman. Madam
Garcia was relieved entirely by the pain.
cure from terrible neuralgia pains Of ten
months standing. Mr.. Decker was cured
OF inoxplicnble pains by n single appllca-
ton Of the cure. My brother used the great
remedy for a species Of paralysis Of the
arm. Hc was entirely relieved from his
ailment by one or two applications, aftor
having tried numborless other remedies
without effect.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15


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hans ~ Insects mesn famlbs.'
Me- Libhe Naifaih. n vineiand.
n J., gives Che sew Ygfk Hf48igsr y
recipe fof pear pie Line ibe plsplAio
WITH lhr PASTE pare aud slice as Of
seven good sired pears and place IN The
plate adj half a large cop II sugar.
and rofrr siik = bop crust Nake IN q
moderately bot oven about thirty min.
uies af until = little Drowned
Aniassea saurs Our rupful n mo
lnfses. half 4 f.pfHi NJ water, ono tah,o.
spoonful u butter, q little cinnamon W
nutmeg tahout a Tablespoonful, one.
fourth ~ ~teaspoouful IT salt. three
tahiospsoniuls II vinegar Boil all t0.
gcthrr for twenty minutes. Lemon
juice may be- used In place of vinegar II
desired ms Is very nice for an apple
or rico pudding Boston Post.
a pretty way TO hnish the ends Of
crash spreads or tides i 20 fringe them
30 the depth oi several inches, fasten
the threads where YOU stop fripging
with small and even stitches. o. ercnst-
ing the edge, use the colorcd six or
cotton that is the principal color in the
other uSnamentation. To make the
process Of fringing easy. first draw out
one thread where sou wish 10 make the
place 10 stop, then slash the edge. and
with a still needle OF large pin you can
draw the threads out rapidly and easily.
~ \ Post.
Tw~enty-four counties Of Georgia
have adopted the no-fencc law, and
about rs many more counties are dis
cussing the subject with indications
that the no-fcnce movement will win.
Where the no-fcnce law IS adopted,
owners Of stock are required to keep
their stock Mt home, under evcro pen
a%ltics, and farmers are released from
the excessive burden Of fencing their
fields In order to keep out their neigh
bors' cattle and hogs. Where the law
has had n fair trial of n year or two It's
merits are So approved that there Is no
danger Of a relapse into the old candi.
iion, the price Of land has risen, and
the profits OF farming are scnsibly in
creased. - Chicago Journal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

Dress aud hat must match 10 color.
sesl-skin turbans will he much used
for skating.
Silver FOX fur Is very fashionable for
velvet opera cloaks.
Tartans and gay plaids will be much
used for house dresses.
Evening dresses are worn very dccol-
lete. too dccollctc for good taste.
Velvet bands. worn aruundt the throat,
are ornamentcd with n diamond crcs-
cent
The Russian and Princess Louise arc
the fayoriio shapes for hur-lined cirsu-
lars.
In Paris fur i used extensively this
season Tor all kinds Of costumes. even
for ball dresses.
Pink. salmon and coral are the favor
lie coiors for the fine silk stockings for
evening rear.
Spanish lace with velvet figures come
BY the piece as wide rs ordinary silk
for The front Of black silk reception
dresses.
Clever-leaf bracelets, with q diamond
or two on each leaf 10 simulate dew
drops. are among the newest designs In
jewclry.
With raw oyster on the hslf-shcu Il
i nov the proper thing TO give brown
bread. The Prince 81 Wales Il said 10
always eat oysters with bruwn bread.
Ihb probably accounts for tho new fash
Ion In gaztroncmy.-k T. 0rapkic
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15


Margarci's journey 10 loulhaYen va
not a short one. She bad vet again TO
chang IRA rs Al = little Yorkshire q
try junction. aud then ID Journey on.
ward for another hour. through a love.
country. fall II green hills. n rough.
y w0Nled dells. II clear. pebhlv lsJt.
TONED streams. FIRMS and gur.e. bushes.
through some clean-iooling country
towns. until At last they ran into .
terminus and the poFiers called out,
" foulhaven."
There were very few people 10 10
sem. The foulhaven season had not
begun. and when Il was the ssasos there
= was always ssinftl. even . contempt.
bic season. A man IN livery rrgsraed
Miss Harrington undecidcdly for some
little time. but At last. apparently de.
cldlng that she must be The person he
bad been sent 10 meet. advanced 10 her.
and touching biz hat inquired II she
were Miss I'ercival.
yea" said Margaret. and fell mia
cradle the instant he had uttered N.
falsshood. Even nov she hersn ~
wish that she had allowed ai.- fsrrIvsl
70 do what zhe had II frzf wished On.
plain IN Mrs. Lascelle< that she could
not come to her. hut that . fri~rd ~
po.s.ose. cumpetent thsn yenr-
ss'f.- - Margaret Nd lald. could iakr
her plsrr.
l'sss,Irs Tlsu... prIv..-ly ssela,
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = II ND
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

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ssHoaHr1's ~ asuaH1 aHH" nrnfxa
Nearly = fortnight later. one fine
morning NJ the end 81 the month. the
entranee ball Of Mr. Pierrc's house va.
graced with ; multitude u ladies trAy.
cling trunks, bags. packages. etc,
nruund and amidst which Master
Thomas Pierce was wandering IN a
someshat discoasolaie manner Asyet
no n hut himself Sas there. and BE-
might have besn heari murrnurfng new
and then :. hands In pockets, he paced
about;
lis rum 20. | must say-A very
rum goF'
Then be solieiiou.ly examined the
falrls Of tn boxes. sons Of which wcn
sddressea 10 foulhavcn.' and othru
20 heekhridge. bat All hy The same
name. NJ fsrrivAl. which. a. there vas
only > NJ Perrisal IN that establish.
msni. who could not pessihiy b. 70 NJ
TO two rlaees II once, really almost
seetned 70 justify Tome Theory a. 70 its
bsfhg = rum 20"
Up stairs. in Mrs. Pierce's houdolr
that bright ard shining chamber before
spoken a Azrgaret harrington and
the mistress q the house werc alone To
Eether; Mrs fienee flung upon = couch.
with her handkerchief before her face.
Margaret standing near. ready dressed
for travelling. looking very handsome.
end sith = repfesscd smile lurking upon
hsf lps-
"lti yoa h viii urn ont badly.
hafksret. and ! protest against Il ioths
ven lssl. exclaimed Mr.. Pierre, r..
pressing = sob.
II really an sorry Il you arr dis.
errs<Fd. lzurn. but II i all done now
lou ought 10 be glad that the certih.
esfes ] worked for - hard when | was
st school arr going 20 be put 10 some
US a last don't feel At all a. II Il
were guing 70 turn out baily. but the
very reverse"
"Going undor another persons name.
TOO. ~shocking' A girl u your position
II makes ma shudder."
well. shuddeFs arr not agreeable.
know. and ypa know | would much
rafhsr have gone IN my own name. hu,
then Mis- fercival bad written n letter
" this Mr.. Lszeelles. 20 What vas / to
~ II l. no. as n | were cheating her
= sHy other war. I am naturally 4
better teacher than Miss Pcrciyali.. and
ny testimonials arr just a. bona Gde a.
hers. md II : higher class too"
THAT has nothing 10 do with A. I,
urunK. Such RECKLESS follyi Such
eill{, unnsnAzcable -~elhshnesi And
- iu Mss fscisai-horrid. little. AZ.
e'euinf thing' On. you are : slmple.
fan. MsrKnrtt' You are fuing 10 nur.s
ya h yeur bosom. Marx my
.eF.A ed she at mp. looking es.
-, 'sIQ1 are PLAYING : danFcruu,
En11r. To- ars raising mi. riri iptu
er1zI(iee he ~ nrsrr intended for,
- III J With ycur own az
- u1Nl1 cir nnderztand n
- - cher rather
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15
ZONE on THREE"


fHAf1TH ~ Ousfsrrn
indeed stal u ihatl no asked.
b. eolor rising. snd he iri NfuaIng
tight H. Nas beginning in Eel that
h. must punish Mafgarst Nho ouria.n
u was faf mufe tffffffe anil elHralirl
Than he bad supposed. and who had
treated bis oHHf h 4 mAnnNf shiloh
eafili not r. sufficiently condemned
II id not emil him iu feel IN lslk
fid,eulNis under any posslhl. rDmln INA
ton n eifrnfHsiaff s bot nj frli keen.
u that he either did. ~ erin wnuit az.
pear very nd eulunt, II hr "a not "a.
eu his superior mssfulh ne pnvsf a
character anil bring her in her senss
making her sc9 the bad last = hfr
conduct he must turn ihc table, BE-
must make her lauk hlicnluu. -
her slate her obstacle AcHniingu 10
repeated his question.
The Obstacle j. that | am thinking
81 taking \ situation A. gotcfness "
was the deliberate nply.
Biddnlph passed o. hand across his
brow, not feeling any Ices per l1usly
near being made ridiculous than b.
fore.
"A goyernes.i be repeated mechsn.
ically.
Exactly -. A govcnrss'
perhaps YOU would like me 10 Gre
you 4 situation f'
Thank you very much doubt
whether ! should b. taken Va Your nar.
ommeniatinn, she Oh Ncrtl. 10 4
kweetcr rnice than ever. "Br.iics ms
plans arr forms ! shall grt Ms. prr.
ciyhl 70 give up 10 me The situation she
j. alout to- take, ant ] shall nd her
and her sister. who 4 an invalid. o.
Beekbridge Abby. 50 take . holiday
and enjoy thems Ives"
Madness be said, coniemptuuusly
for b. vas very much cXaspcrated 4
was contrary 10 his theory u what wer
his merits. TO find sny girl preiciring "a
carry out such = plan rather than lspci
TO his wooing.
"So one clse knows II II. said Mar
garet, eomFosediy. " and | trust 10 youl
honor not 10 mention i until | have told
Mr.. Pierre."
"Oh. certainly. stnl. | should TIA,
You TO answer me my question. VIII,
were you ~ anxious for me 90 20 3
Beckhridge, since ynu were not think
Ing II going YOURSELF
lnsupponabbe iop'' though, Mar
gnrtt Everything cenirrs II HIM
sclff' She answered aloud.
''Since ygn insist upon knowing. /
WAS because | thought you would b.
company for Miss I'crciSal and be-
lister. You have 80 very often "a,
You wished You knew u some nal go,
20 do
Another short silence. Mr.. Rd
dulph felt that be must wit TIL an
oiher time 10 make Margaret lool
ridiculous. lie aid. With coldness, an,
even fhgidiiy;
Suppose We rcturn 10 the house"
with pleasure. answered Margaret
promptly rising; dissatisfied with boil
him and herself. but more than ever ~
tolNed upon carrying out her SCHEME
Mr. ffenee's house would be hateful 4,
her after tbs night And after All he
efforts after laughing. almost wiihou
disguise, al Mr. Biidulphis offer. 40,
distinctly showing him that she took /
for exactly what Il was worth she ha,
BY NJ means Succeeded in c~unioundin n.
him. II WIS probable ihk, he vas evei
now congralulaiing himself ON hnvin.
narrowly escaped marrying a lunailc
With which comforting reflection Ia be
heart, she entered the house again.
a@
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

SINCE LAST 0croeER | have suffered from
acute inflammation In my nose and head
hale salt and water for relief. My eye has
been twice, for a week at a TING, so fcould
not soc. l have ussd no end Of remedies,
also employed a doctor, who said II was
impure blood-brt | got no help. ! used
Ely's Cream Balm on tho recommendation
Of n friend. was faithless, but in a few
days was cured. My nose now. and also
my oye, Is well. II Is wonderful how quick
4 helped me. MRs. GEORGE y. JuDsos,
Hartford, Conn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

-r~v's hes . r~~-r>r~r -hs~k =
Pahlish>i ~ he plas q makisx NJ
snniiy q aaplhng s.iker than InspIre1
asohors pay the expense. lisa veokp
" skert MED with aFtlelos ~ ~
vv's<sp W ~ inssse1 4 ~ pu1m
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

81 HAVE BEEs AFFLICTED with an Arec-
tion OF tho Throat caused by diphtheria,
and have used various remedies, but have
never found anything equal 10 BRowS's
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.-Rer.G q. N. r. Hamp.
ton, Pketon, ny. Sold only In boxes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

HAVE been entirely cured Of a terrible
cass Of Blood Poisoning by the use OF
Swift's Specific IL. s. 81 after trying ey.
erything known to the medical people
without relief. JHo. s. TAooART,
Salamanca, N. Y.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

swIrr's SrEcIYfo Is. =. 81 has cured mo
entirely Of bad Blood Poison. | went ono
hundred miles TO get Il, and II made mo as
sound as n new dollar.
J. W. WEYLEs, Meadville, Pa.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

May DO taken at liver and bilious disorders
with DR.. II. V. Plerce's pheasant Purga.
tive Pellets" Mid yet certain in opera.
ton; and there is none Of the reaction con.
sequent upon taking severe and drastic
cathartics. BY druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

The two nilrord millionairrs OF
View York- William n. Vanderbilt and
Jay Gouid-are Just now building their
family mausoleums. Mr.. v~Anderbilt's
tomb = n New porr and. with The
rr=re-. IN neerpJ snnit n're acres
n Al. against scre for Mr. Gould.
The later will ped elose upoa eioo.-
90 II The e~onzfruction q NJ tomb
n. vsn1.rhis's nousptsun vtl -
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15


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gates shnte snrr pillars Wrw NOES
grown. and uhich were also - ~ lfh
hsnl ~ ihe mad down lark damp
Lind a. drive iuio a garien which.
despite a. radiant sunshine 81 The
afternoon, ua llil aud up ~ an Old
hul.c ihe approach 10 which struck
Margaret A. u nE itr stran-rsi she
had cycf s,n. After driving for some
d stance down toe dark drive alnady
alluded 'o. uuisr a thick aycaur Of
rlm. almost uucresl To- ihr shade they
gave. they suddenly emerged FROM ihf,
arouua. ani Mhr,ar, perceived that
ihs drive proceeded ryrra stout stone
hriE crossing tie river. which ran
through the ground. u the place.
1hrn up 4 hill again. the s'opc oi
wti b va. laid cot 10 terraces. leading
gradually % the top. where WIS sta
Hiri a bnr Oh house II was Of the
Eliyabetnan style Il architecture. and
,innd proud, m the top NJ the little
hIl. 40 that Margaret understood that
from IT, window, one must look
straight down into tho rushing stream.
and up,n tho toms of the avenue trees.
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One day IN old negro. clad 10
rags and carrying a burden on his head,
ambled into the Executive CHAMBER IN
New York and dropped his load on the
hoor. Stepping towards tho Governor,
he said; Am YOU de Gubner. sahyf
Being answered In the Affirmative. he
saidi III dat am q fac rsc glad ,er
meet yer. Yer scc | Ibis WAY up das
In de back Oh de country. and l. 4 poor
a sab. dun h'ar dar Is some per.
vishnns In de Con'stuiion TO- de callul
man. and | am hysr 10 get some Oh
'em. sah."-N y. Tmes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

Ii was on tho piazza Of the Grand
Union. saratogai sHiow beautifully
that woman sings" said one lady 10
another who was In gorgeous attire aud
blazing with diamonds "Is she Z
nezse--oprsnoe'' mo. l guess not. 1
think she Iss swede.r rsplieds the other.
IN r. ksra
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15


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NM NAr-nr g ttere sHts to ~
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l'ui iNl 100 Joy. with him iuf mS
saht I"l
Margaret laughed
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Wh.n aircadI engaged 90 some sweet
N"1ug creature very unlike mc' I'm
uui .n'n- q" iai lH love with anybody
MaA' Your mind quite cas-.
When They arrived 90 the station and
hHd ilund Their way 60 the platform.
theN discovered ihc0r Ms' feurvai snd
hrr -ior, % Del ciic-luoking CIR. with
whom Margaret hal already become
arqunlni d and whom she liked better
than Marion. and 10 attendance upon
them Margaret almost rubbed her eye.
IN her ingenious surprise Maurice
u ddglph. She pressed Toms arm.
who returned the sign # silent amaze
meni. and returned Mr hidduiph's cool
greeting with q fraukncs. which showed
~ irast that .he hprr mo malice. She
glanced Al Marion sad saw the height.
ened color IN her face, but took no no.
tcc n n She siooi talking Ia Tom
and the elder Miss Perciyal until their
train anne up. when there was a great
b.. he, and when they we're III seated
aud ihr train VA. on The point II start.
iug. Mr. Biddulph. addressing himself
In a pointed manner 10 Marion. OBJ
served.
Il am SUR Il will be delightful in
that pant oi the world 10 which YOU are
going. Miss Pefcival Don't h. sur.
prscd II some fine afternoon | walk in
and ak YOU 10 give me a cup Of tea nj
kctilc-dmm time
Miss Rrrciyal- reply was n brilliant
blush which could not but BE- seen by
both Margaret and Mr. Bi1dulph
"Siily. sentimental thingi' thought
Margaret al first 81 don't think now
tia she i half As nler a. he WA. At
first and II Il wcre not that Il n Is me
best TO ~. | should h. IL 10 tell her 10
Kinder thou,b,. nrcv,u.1 b-,,-,y,r
a the train r. lied out a tbe station
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Ing from nervous debility and kindred
weaknesses should aehd three stamps for
Part VII. Of Worlds Dispensnry Dime
Series Of books. Address WoRID's DIS.
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States to-day that actually cures rheuma.
tlsm " Durang's. II never has and never
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free pamphlet. II. X. Helphenstine, drug.
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Woman and Her Diseases.

Is the title of an interesting treatise 900
pages) sent, postpaid, for three stamps.
Address WoRLD's DIsPEHsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
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~ AN nj your service, madam" said tho
polite burglar, whom caught with his arms
full Of silverware.
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BUFFALO has adumb Alderman. To cam
not debate and therefore has TO content
himself with making motions. - LoleeI
Citisen.
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IT Il probable that walking matches will
have another run.-Dtfrot Post
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THE

NorurSa better for Asthma than Plso,s
Cure for Consumption. &c. per bottle.
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A r%RrmPED.uP charge "A gambling
debt.-Te1ds S0tiRgs.
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a A with a wooden leg may DO said
TO- DO stamping tho town.-Chlcdgo Her.
aid.
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The adoption OF standard time appears
10 have been thoroushly watched,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

JoKINg about her nose, a young lady
said: ~ had nothing 10 do with shaping 1t.
IL wal a birthday p~rcsont.n
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

IT Is the sausage manufacturer who
makes both ends meat.-N. i. hde-
pendent.
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