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Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada.

On and after MONDAY, OCT. 15th, 1SSS,
7To ITrains will run as follows
DEPARTURES
FER Auburn and Lewiston, 7.2O q. m, 1.16
aud 8. Id p. m.
Fer GOrhRm, TAO a. m, 400 and 5.I6 D. m.
For G0rham, Montreal, Quebec and Chi
cage, 1.3O p. m.
ARRHvALsi
From Lewiston and Auburn, 1856 a. n,
S.I5 and $50 p. m.
From G0rhsu, 9.45, 1886 a. IN. and 5.15 D. m.
From Chicago, m0nneaI npd Quebec,
1896 pm
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on night train and
Parlor Cars on day train between Portland and Mon
treal.
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WAN G ..

A GENTLEMAN or LADY in every town and
N city to sell Grand, Mentally g. Co.'S Dollar At
having the largest sale of any book published in
years. Agents are averaging from 10 to 81 copies
per day. Write for terms. The CONTINENTAL
PUBLISHING CO., Sole Agents, 14S Monroe St.,
Chicago, Ill. my27dlw
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, May 81. by Rev. A. H, Wright. Wal.
ter d. Murray and Miss Katie A. Mcdonald, both Of
Portland.
In Biddeford, May "a. Thomas Drew and Miss
Louise A. Chase.
In Biddeford, May IL. Walter H. Hall and Miss
Sarah e. Smith.
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mEmORANDA.


Portland-Ar 18th, schs Juliet, with 1000 lbs
cod; Eva a Race. $500 do; Hattie Hamiin
Ar al Gloucester 9th, sch Solitaire. of Portland
eouthern Shore
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Wit and Wisdom.

"Chinese' Gordon, II correspondent is to
be believed, has rot read newspaper for the
past i've years. This will be a serious blow
TO the editors of rural weeklies who have been
kindly advising him what to do.
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Bsraus Anita Berwind. (Bp Mcbride, BuenOs
Ayres-F Dudley.
Sch Lydia webster. Webster, Biddeford-Bum-
cry, Birnle g. Co.
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The following are Portland quotations on Hides
and TaIlow:
OK and steer Hides 90 TBS weight and over7c " -
OK and Steer Hides under 30 tbs.... ....6c u 10
Cow Hides, all weights .ss-sss-s...' W 10
Bull and Stag Hides, all weights ....,. 40 n
Calf Skins. IS12cP ID
Sheep Skins loc0g$1 eScn
Light and Deacon Skins. 30 TO 4Oc eacn
Rendered TalIoW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 11AcP 10
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Citizens Mutual Relief Society.

| TElHE Stated Meeting for May will be held at Re-
Il ception Hall next Friday evening, 30th inst, at
| 8 O'clock. The Directors meet half an hour pre-
| vious. NJ. N. RICH,
may28d3t Secretary.
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Bsrsus Anita Berwind (Br) Mcbride, BuenOS
Sch Sch Lydia Webster, Webster, Biddeford-Bum-
cry. Birnie g. Co.
EY-The Custom House will not be open tor the
transaction of business Friday, 30th inst, Memo
rial day.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
@EASTPoRT, May &c AZ, sch Edw DeHart,
Brewster, New York.
Sid, sch Cayenne. Stimpson, New York.
EAST MAoHIAS May 27-Ar schs Mary Helen,
Croker, and Abbie Ingalls, Ingalls,. Boston.
LAUNoHED-At steuben, schr of about so TONS
named Sadie & Lille, built for the coasting trade
Capt David Atwater Is to command her.
FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Matanzas 23d, sch Fred jackson, Snow,
Ar at Cardenas 22d, sch Mary o'Neil. Boston;
2Sd, barqpe Jose Lopez, Portland; Emita, from
Sid 21st, Darques Ocean Pearl, and j j Marsh,
North of Hatteras; brig Fannie Tucker, Saguai
sch Nellie DinsmoTe, Delaware BreakwaLeri pA,,o
delphia Canton, do.
AR at Montevideo about May 14th, barque Carrie
Sid fm Greesoci May q, Easterhill. for Portland
MEMORANDA.
Ship Rosie Welt which arrived at Sydney, NSW
Apl % from San Francisco, encountered q heavy
time the deck was constantly flooded; shifted cargo
and epiit mainsai.
Sch Ellen Perkins from Bangor for New York,
at Vineyard-H Haven 26th. The only damage was
In starting her shoe and opening bottom seams.
FISHERMEN.
Portland-Ar 28th schs Juliet, with 1000 lbs
cod; Eva a Race. $500 do; Hattie Hamiin'
5000 do.
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PSALMS.

May 26, of Nantucket Lightship, barque Lsvt
ter, from Barbados for Boston.
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Review of Portland Wholesale Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING May %
Changes will be noticed in Lead Lumber, Oil Fish,
auvar Grain &c
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LAUNCHED-At Steuben, a schr of about so tons,
named Sadie Lille built for the coasting trade.
Capt David Atwater Is to command her.
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Eg-The Custom House will not be open for the
transaction of business on Friday, 3Oth inst, (Memo
rial day)
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First class in grammar, stand up. What is
the soul of WITT" "Brevity." "Correct. What
is brevity?" 1.-THE strawberries in short
cake"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

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Trout flaked With Gold.

Tho waters Of Kern River and ITS
tributaries excepting the headquarters
Of Whitney Creek, ARE occupied by the
spoykled brook trout so often found in
thl streams and lakes OF the Sierra,
whose meat Is hard and sweet because
bred in wa or so fresh and cold. The
species found in the hcadwaters OF
hitney Creek are peculiar 10 that
place and creek, and are known as the
''gollen trout" They are found, as
wo understand Il, ut no other place in
the world, aud have rs yet secured no
scientific name. They do not excel in
dclicacy Of flesh the other varieties
found here, but are noted for the beau
tiful color which flakes their sides Us
purely goldea rs ii they had been sub
mitted to q coating Of gold foil. This
peculiarly OF color and their distinct
species, Is preserved BY n natural bar
ricr existing between them and the
other varieties which are found in the
creek. A series Of high and rocky falls
prevent other li,h from ascending anC
mi ing with them. and so. from gcner,
alton to generation. thoy have thus. by
n natural arrier. bcen able to prosory,
their distinct character. Attlmos soml
Of them descended into he lower
courses Of tho stream, and u mixct
tribe Of trout. combining the spccklcC
and golden trout. has been formed. in
| diyiduals Of which ara often caught.
bay0 Iudepcn LEM.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

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totf n4f lA4#H W hs nNa HIHfn
sre. uH0I b. hu m4Ia innH H
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.s,s naaflab If iDf lmmafa d0f,
tuf Tmmai ref hAf q rival p "A7
loo TO- isa fsfy ad io'fftlo toto,
~ dly ila fGHlnnH f1f paiiueal
atFa m, f. oniy pIu4isd bY hls l1fe
fDf eh0auain no ffnam ne Wy H'
ahd La H. as p%aftlsulaf Al1nt having
sppaf ani cfalm On bic 0ttlnnhl Ne hn
d0.lrnds thnt iha lm cfdim ID
lf0 IN vary hard ilH bnna = %
Dr. b. a. o9to's In View f0fs, whefo
hIs memory H put ~ n very sewers
irst but VI tbo scores " paople via
Inlg visit IT, fOoio nnd bis fons'
"tie Too never iofgol4 q ih'e ile
hna been o%thibltsd bnt tEleo, and
anch lmq has Brought homo n iifs'
prize and one 'spccial' 10 "a ~
loving 81, u child. and icalgus NJ
OthelIo Money could not buy him
LIctdngt.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27
Was Not Ills Arm.

The other evening % young lady with
. white swIse skirt, black Jersey jacket
and white cape and her beau wero
promena@ing on East Washington
street, when II suddenly became appar-
ent 10 them that there was something
unusual about them. Men stopped and
looked after Thorn, girls giggled and
boys hooted
''Sylyia, what on earth Is the mater
with everybody his evening" qneried
the beau.
III don know, and what Is more.
don't care snorted Sylvia,
"What ais them?" asked one girl Of
another. just "a they passed Iho.unhap-
py couple.
Don't know, unless she's sick and
he has to hold her up answered her
companion.
Jake or your ARM" cried q boy.
.'Pull down the blinds,'' shouted his
chum.
GOSH amt they loyin'P" beloved
II third.
The young man was angry and the
young woman was mad, and the boy.
were following ut their heels and say
ing all manner Of import mont things.
Two Of the little rascals slipped up be
hind her. and ono OF them slyly put on
his hand, and as the girl and her beat
separated, the urchm Oawlod:
Lord lie ain { got his arm around
her! That's whore her black wesco
sticks out from under her white shawl!'
and then the young folks knew thai
the black streak OF Jersey around he.
waist had been mistaken for bis sleeve
and the girl went homo to change he.
clothes. bloomington Through Mai.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

Young bruods of chickens arc hcne
ilcial TO the garlcn. while old fowls arc
very destructive and can not re allowed
within IL precincts. A number Of
young truo,is. with the hens confined In
eoops, will do much in DESTROY inr tho
Insects The insc II in the garden arc
legion. particularly in a dry time,
which iasprs their increase. aud forty
or hfty little active fellows Of chickens
viii destroy a great quantity Of them
in . day. They also cat mnrc or lcss
OF the Young aud tender wecds when
they first come up and as they shouli
BE- the only Sind q weeds permitted 10
gruw IN The garden. they will aid IN its
tuitiVatiol. As 0 As thcse breeds
hc'nme large enough 10 hurt the vege
tables they should he pmoscl 10 lie
chlekcnysrt Chickens arc vcry A..
structite a. tomatoes. and ~ have A..
covered them eating grapes with vrsx,
ssidiy. .-brssdsfs JssrnaL
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27
How TO Get Rid Of MOlcs.

The ground mole has been for a long
time n constant source Of annoyance 10
gardeners and farmers, and the qncs-
ton has often been asked us thoto
no way Of getting rid Of this pest with.
out the tedious process Of trapping
ltp' which, at best, is only a partial
relief. To this question | answer. yes.
The remedy have known Tor MANY
Yeas. Like everything else that Is
given gratis, perhaps, some will bo
found TO deny or contradict the good
effect OF this remedy; but ! challenge
contradiction and demand u fair test
from the public. One pint Of tho seed
OF tho castor oil bean Ricinus com.
nmnis. or Palma Christi is sufficient To
clear any garden Of an acre or less Tor
the season. II properly dropped In their
runs, which Is simply 20 thrust tho
foreiinger into the mole hill and then
drop u bean there, which he will lc
sure 10 eat next time he comes along,
ut the same time covering up tho hole
mado by the finger with q bit Of earth,
chip, stone, or clod. so rs to make the
run tight as before and keep out the
light. This plan | have found cilcctuaI
in all gardens where | have tried IT, II
Is not quite so satisfactory in gras.
lands, because II Is often hard 10 find
all their runs In the grass. Also. IL
planting corn in fields where this pest
abounds, il \ seed he dropped ocea
sionally In the hill along with the corn,
the mole will eat the bean In preference,
TO the corn; and, rs sure Ms he cats Il
that is the last Of him. IL this plan b,
adopted when the molos first htgin I,
run, which is generally after the gar
den Is made and nicely planted. the
are easily got rid Of, and no trap 0
any kind need ever be introduced int,
tho garden. This saves much time
labor and annoyancc.--T. Bfnncii, Il
Gardeners Monthly.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

Mn. CnEArEn-Mr. links, why don't you
soil this Hlppopotamus Axle Grease in.
sioad Of the FraEsri
Nv. JisKs-Bccausc our customers ask
for the Frazer.
Mr. CHrArEN-f'd have you know that
one box Of the Frazer costs Us nearly a.
much as two boxos Of the Hippopotamus-
while we sell them nj tho same prics.
Mr. JfKEs-But one box Of the Frazer will
last as long a. three boxes Of tho other.
Nh. CHEArEs-Thaps Just it-by selling
this Grease you not only make twice ns
much profit, but thcy have % buy three
borss Of II whsr they would only have d
tuy one Of the Frazer Grease.
JEssfs; "My doggi. has q twenty.dol.
lar hlank,t" "Tommis; That's nunln;
nv doggis has neas."-G0Idm Days.
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Oatmeal Nine Days OH.

find that oatmeal porridgc is greatly
improved by being made some days
before Il Is required, then STORED IN u
closed Jar, brought forth and heated Tor
use. The change effected Il Just that
which theoretically may DO expected.
viz. n so'tenlng Of the hbfous material
aud n swcetening due to tho formation
Of sugar. This swccteniug | observed
many years ago In some Cruel that was
partly eaten one night and lot standing
until next morning, when | thought il
tasted swcetor, but to be assured o.
this. had Il warmed again two nights
aitcrward. so that Il might be tasted
under tho same conditions Of tempera.
ture, palate, etc. rs at first, Tho sweet
ness was still more distinct. but the
experiment wa carried no further.
have lately learned that ms ensilagC
notion Is not absolutely new. A friend
who read my Cantor lectures tells m,
that he has long been accustomed /,
have sever dishes of porridge in hii
larier. corresponding 20 the days Of th,
| week. so that next Monday'7 brcakfas'
was cooked the Monday before. and 8,
on. each being warmed again on ,h'
day liked for Its final execution. an,
each being thus seven DAYS old. ~
finds the result more digcstiblc that
newly-made porridgc. The classica
nine days old pcasc-pudding Is simi
lar anticipation. and ] lind. rather curl
ously, that nine days Is about tho limi
10 which Il may be practically kep
before mildcw -moldines-is suhici
entity established TO spoil tae pudding
have not yet tried n barrel full 0
pease-pudding or moisiened pease- meal
closely covered and powerfully preset
down. but hope 10 do SOL. Maiiic
Hsilsams. IN Rpalar Sc,caoc Monthly.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

Hitherto the Manufacturer OF safes
have cndcayorcd u mako n safe that
burglars couldn't break into. Wouldn /
II be better now for them to lot the law
take care Of the burglars, and give
the r attention to tho cOnsli uction of a
safe that dishonest bank officials
couldn't get into? The problem is q
bard one, but there IS money in Il for
the lucky inventor. Chicago journal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

#N# HFH#
a#H
-
aH4
as
f4fH.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

II you want TO smoke In a lai,' Z.
pps,ncg. always ask her Icrm % n,
No matter how much she ha - Il. .hr'l
tell you she likes tahacca smukr. n
then You feel while ven pull yorr eiga.
hat you're doing nothing impcli'e =
Basi0H Post.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

"A commission Of German natural.
lists and physicians have onlcia Is re-,
ported I ut there Is no adeluat substi,
tuto for the natural food o infants. par.
ucularly during the first year Of life.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

a man Mt Grccn tove Springs, Pa,
takes his soup with a bora spoon u a.
was made over $50 sears ago This must
be the original 'gr n horn slooa" hv
which Geletal israel putnam used /.
ssear.-N y. GrarAie
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

another Bwan'a Worm Syrup" for fey.
orishnoss, worms ,consti patton, tastoless. 25c
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

aBuehnpaibap Quick, complete onfo,all
annoying Kidney and UrInai8 Diseases H.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

" IL about time Tor s0meh9dy 70 remark
that hay fsyof il sneszy ihlng u CATCH
NJ T. journal,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

If you nre n frnqusntor, or q resident OF,
IA miasmatic district harricnde your sys.
-tem against the scourfp OF NIL countries
Malaria. Epidemic. Bilious and inter.
-mlttcnt FoNUrs BY the use OF Hop Bittore
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

BEwARH Of Tho inoipieht stages " Con
sumption. Take Pis0is Cure ~ time.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

FnoULD the name be spelled Pekln or
or Psk'nEf-m Inquirer. Pokin tho cyclopo'
dia aud 500, -EIchdHgG
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27
A Lady'a Wish,

@AeJ u WAnhs
"uh. how | do wish ms skin was ns clear
You can easily make u So answered tho
friend. How" inquired the first LAZY.
"Ily uslnE Hop iittera that mnkos'nure.
rich blood and blooming health. IL did Il for
me. a. you OBSERVE
w Nome genuine withuir a hitnch OF green
Hops on the white label. shuun MI the vilo, poi
sonous stun with Hop or Hops in their
name
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

II you have rough. plmply, or sallow skin,
bad breath, Hop nlttrrs will give you fair
SKIN. rich blood, tho sweetest breath and
health. 900 will b. paid for u case they will
NOT rHrn nF holm
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

WHHH iaiT iHfHlffH N = fga1l y
shfpHiHf fig m No fai ~ 81 eHt 'h I
tay agaif Hgfi0H t3HfhN
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

II you ARE sick with that terrible sick
ness, Nervousness, you will find balm
In Gilead' In Hop Bltterl
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words of Warning and Comfort.

" Ir you nro suffering from poor health or
'languishlng on n bed OF sickness, take cheer
II you are simply ailing, or II you feel
weak aud dispirited.
without clearly know
ing why, Hop nitters
will surely cure you.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

~ ave De %fHiHflAi ff4m 2
Hfa4ah Al fa4 afEfHI fsli e
fAf ffappeA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27
M n yon romaIn hi. ID

II You r costlve. or dyspcptio or suffer-
Ing from any other OF the numetourif u.s.
enses Of the stomach or bowels, II Ia Your
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

Jwn fault IT You ROMAN ~. III
you are wasting away with any form
0f Kidney disease, stop tempting death this
moment, and turn for n-curu 10 Hop Bltters
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

"Or II you nro IN the workshop. on tho
farm. ut the desk, anywhere, and fool
Tint your system needs cleansing. tom
Ing. Gr stimulating, without intoxicat-
Ing,if you arc oil,
blood thin aud impure, pulse
icrblr. nerves unsteady, faculties
waning, Hop nitturs Il what you need TO
give sou new lie, health Rnd yigor.'
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Suffering from Diabet

Have you Bright's Di
"kidnoy'Woft cured mo when my vr<|
Ike chalk aud thun like blood"
Frank Wilson, M
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

ARE your nerves WEI
"Kidncy Wort cured mo from nerves.
&C.. after was not expected 10 llva.T-n7
Goodwin, I'd chrisiidh hoHtior. cls'sn
/; Have you Bright's Dj
"kidnoyWoft cured INC when my va
Ike chalk and thVn like blood"
/ Frank Wilson. NJ
Sufforingf from Diabeld
"KIdnsy.WoT isthe most suecosNfuir1
ever used. Gives almost Immediate
Dr.. Phillip q. BailOu, ~
. Have you Liver Comp
"Kiiney.Wot cured mo Of chroHio w
4 after ! prayed 10 de-"
Henry Ward, late Col s'hsao3
i Is your Back lame and q
"kllney.w Wort, q bottla) cured me ~
lame | lad " ioll. out q bed.p
q. N. Tallmage, Nara
i Have you Kidney d.
"Kiinay.Wort maio me round nlittfn
I after years " unsuccessful dociorinf
eig a ~boA'-sAml Hodges, WlliAinitsA
Are you Constipaie
"Kiiney.wort eauAcs easy esaruaiHi
j mo after 10 years uso Of other msfifa@
i Nelson fairehih, y
1 Have you Malaria
"Kiinoy.Wo has done better itts
rcmcdy I have ever used n ny prsna
Dr.. H. X. Clafk, sSn
Are you Biliousl
j HKifnoyswor has done me. mon 500
: othnr remedy | have ever taktn"
Mn. J. 7. Galloway, hkf@
I Are you tormented with
n "kidhny Wort r<rmaHsHfiy euret ~
II piles. nr. W. q. Kline rucnmmcndnd Z
Goo. Il. Horst, Cashier n. Beak, NJ
j Are you Rheumatism II
"Kidnsy.wo cured me, after l ~
n die 81 physicians aud had s1fsrdtssI
Eibridge Malcolm, WuiA
4 Ladies, are you suflel
Il "kidnry.wort cured mo Of. pecllI
several years standing. Many friephtns
fiL" Mrs IL LAmofcan1, ~
1 II you would Danish
IL and gain Health, Tal
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

e. after "a uct e,nc~tei Ia iva Nh
GOODWIN, IA. ChrlsfidA M0Hiior. ClcftHI
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GAIN
Health and Happil|
gow2 q al m (


Are your Kidneys disor
kidney wort brought mo from ny n
were, after l had been given up by utm
Detroit" ~. W. Dcyeraux, Mechanz :
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

n you nro n minister, and
have oycrtaxcd yourself with your
PASTORAL duties. or u mother, worn out
with caro- and work, or a man of business or
mbor, weakened by the strain OF your every
day dnticA or O man OF letters toilliig over
your midnight work, Hop Blttors will mos,
surely strengthen you.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

Is your Back lame and q
lame | isd 10 iio y QUIZ o.. u Sq bes,p ne
q. n. Taiimaee, Mlr1
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

II You arc suffering from over eating or
drinking, any indlsefctlon or dissipation, or
arc young aud growing too fast, as Is often
tho case.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27

Have you Liver Comp
-Kidney!Mort cured mo Of chronic In
after ! prayed 10 de-" I
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A Washington special to the Globe Democrat of the 2d says: The articu- lated bones of the late Charles Gui- teau were rattled in the Criminal Court this morning through the ar raignment of Bill Jones, otherwise known as "The Avenger," for assault with intent to kill. It will be remem- bered that incidental to the trial Bill Jones, cranky Maryland farmer, rode down upon the Jail van containing the assassin of President Garfield and fred through the side of the vehicle. The bullet cut the coat sleeve of Gui- teau, but beyond raising slight bruise on his arm, did no other dam age. Jones was pursued and cap tured after long chase, and secured and jailed. Tho popular sympathy for him was quite as strong as for Sergeant Mason, and plenty of his friends came forward and offered any amount of bail. He has been out on bail ever since. Had the trial taken place at the next term of court he would unquestionably have been &C., quilted. The effort to have his case noll pressed to-day was unsuccessful.