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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

There has been 50 much stealing done
of late years by persons of unidentified
responsibility, and high social stand
ing, that in order to cover up their
offences, new words, the meaning OF
which it Is difficult TO discover, are In
vented. Shortage and shrinkage are
polite substitutes for theft. When All
educated Boston young lady entered Il
public hall, she exclaimed: "Oh, dear,
what n dreadful odor OF carburetted
hydrogcnP"
"Mum?" said tho ~janitor with O
puzzled countenance.
1.-The smell Of carburetted hydrogen
she explained.
That's no kind Of gin, num-" re.
piled the j%anitor; ''that's garso; the
pipe is leaky, num-"
There are a great many public
institutions about which there Is a very
suspicious odor, suggestive Of ''some.
thii 70 rotten in Denmark" There is q
leak somewhere, but it is more reiineC
TO call it carburretted hydrogen thar
plain ''garse."-Teras SInngs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

"A crematory is to be built at Buff.
falo, N. Y, modelled after the famous
one at Milan. No fame, but intense
heat, will be used to reduce the body to
ashes. The high temperature is af-
fordcd through pipes from a movable
heater, which will be connected with
the furnace. The required heat by this
method must be eight hundred degrees,
and it will take four hours TO reduce o
body to ashes -BgGa!o Express.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

The orange tree Is the long,s lived
fruit-trrc known, II is rcputcd to have
attained the agc Of three hundred years.
aud !, has been known to have flour.
ishcd and borne fruit for more than n
hundrcd years No fru three will row
and produce fruit so we'll under rough
treatment II com rcnccs to bear the
third or fourth year after budding. and
by the fifth year II will produce an
abundant crop. but It's yield will IN.
Urcasc gradually under favorable cir
cumstanccs. and as the years pass ON
Il will become n very produ tive tree.
The early growth " the orange is quite
rapid. and by the tenth YEAR il will
have increased more than in tho ucNt
fifty years, so far rs IL breadth and
height are concerned: but It's age multi
plies its fruit stems greatly. aud an old
tree will sometimes bear several thou
sand ranges. fhda icii hid Times.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19
tEHiraei from Missouri Republican, July >, lssLl
TRADEMARK DECISION - INJuNC.
TION REFUSED.

The suit OF John II. Zeilln 4 Co., OF Philadel.
phia, agninst Charles y. Simmons, OF ~. Louis,
PENDING In the Circuit Court of the United
States Tor the Eastern District OF Missouri.
came up on yesterday before Hon. samuel
Treat, ono OF the Judges Of said Court, on tue
application of the complninnnts for an In
junction. II was claimed IN the bill u com.
plainants that they were the owners, prupric.
tors and manufacturer II what Il known as
"nr. A. Y. simmons Liver Regulator" and
that the defendant was manufacturing aud
selling a medicine In Imitation Of theirs, called
"Dr. ". A. simmons Vegetable Liver Medi.
cine" and was infringing the trademark Of
complainants In the Kind and character Of the
packages and wrappers used. Fur these n
sons an Injunction was asked. The defendant
In his answer showed that DIR. NJ. A. Simmons.
hi. predecessor aud assiRnur. had been manu-.
featuring and solling the Liver Medicine
since tho year ist1, and that II thorn was any
interference OF infringement on the part II
either, u was the cumplainants who had In.
frtnged the defendant and not the defendant
who had infrinRcd the compliments.
TIE court. after hearing the bill and answer
read and after a personal inspection OF the
packages filed rs exhibits In the case. and
without hearing q single affidavit read IN tho
case, very promptly disposed OF the complain.
ant : application In thrae words; If u'ts.s M
l'rupcilGn. dnB oHs Wha can't fdl ne difference
10 nrrH thfsc packages must h. rrfu Mind" This
was considered n very great victory for thu
defendant a. II practically dispuscs OF the case
in his favor BY Judge Treat OF this district.
N. i. Gray and John u. Chandler appcni p1 for
the compliments. Phillips n stewart. and
d. er, Lee a Hills for defendant
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

The blscksmi,hs Of Pesih. Austria
recently struck. They werc required
TO work fourteen hours n day and
half time on sundays. for which they
receive s2.50a week. They Hskel foe
twelve hours a day work with their
Sundays FRYE. snd t1.W n week. Their
employers laughed 81 these eN,rbinni
demands
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

"A Texas paper advertiscs thai
everything except soap-grease will be
takan in payment Of subscriptions to
that paper.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

Trough on Corns.r l5c. Askforlt II. Com
plete cure, hard or soft corns, warts, bunions.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

"Mother Swans Worm Syrup" for few.
.erishncss, worms, constipation, tasteloss. 25c
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

skinny Men. "Wells' Health Remover" 70
stores health and yigor, cures Dyspcpsia,fL VI.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

A muleteer recently fell into tho
San Fernando River. in T~amaulipas.
Mexico. II companions took him out
Of the water half an hour after. and.
supposlng him TO be dead. hung him up
BY his heels TO q tire while they pre-
parcd n coffin. fetorc the coffin was
ready he was alive San francisco
Tall.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19
Did She DlaS

"Ngi
"she fingered asd Suffered Aloas. -
aNAy Ali the time fm yeafs,
1.-THE AaTbifs aelbK iHf M fysir
"Ahd NJ ltsi we euird ~ a. !
IIlllefa lhA papers cay 20 much Alsm
= Indeed indeedP
"iiow thankful W. should 10 hi /.
mndlrlnan go
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

The l%Iyelicst girl this summer Is Polly
TlckA-Od City Derrick.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

Ulenn's sulphur soap
n lady,s skin white and soft. Pixies
oothnche drops cure Ia n minute.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

BEWARE n the lnclpient stages OF Con-
sumption. Take Pis0's euro In time,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

"Buchupalba." Quick, complete cure, \
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases, 81
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

MANY members Of the Hay Fever As'ceif
New England, have used rapiilon Catarrh ~
remarkable results. We have numerous tesiin
testlfying TO is efficacy. Its curative power i
positive, and the effect " IL use 80 plena-'
when once used. Il Is ever used. Unlike c'ell
Hay FKyEn REMEDY, II Il not a TEMPORARY W.
a permanent cure. No change of climate ispeu
where this remedy IA used. II stops the snana
snccsing and the watcry eyes. II permits br.'
through the %no.triis. and cures the innan1'
Any one wishing positive evidence from ID,
who have and are recommending this rcret,
procure a list of testimonials by sending usu'
dress BY postal card.
A prominent reporter on the stan OF theVl
"Tribune" says; "papllion Caiarh Cure hasn..
hundreds n dollars IN expenses, and monih'a 7
Mr. J.. c. Emmons. Attorney, Macomh, H. ~
have had more relief fpm one dosc Of Pspm.
tarrh Cure than from all other HAY frvkR hnl
| ever tried, II cured me nj once. ! traveieat
rag weeds during hay fever time, without o.
renee"
Il Il no, q new remedy; Il has been In use f0'
ten years. and never falls TO cure CATAnzA
coLD and ilAY fETER. Use II by lnsntfailoas
an aiomiEcr. or any other way that wili rcachu
Of the disease, It cures by healing the lnnAin@
brancs Of the n~o,trils, which Is tho cause OF :
ease.
For sale by MI druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19
A Daughters Misery.

"fleyen years our daughter suas,a
4 led VI misery,
" From a complication n kldney, /.
Rheumatic trouble and Nervous dshlIHs
Under The caro- " the best physd.
"Who aave her disease various ~,
"Dut no relief,
"And now she Il restored 10 Ia IN 4
health by "a simple a remedy NJ lIop /
lefs, that she had Stunned for years n
using II. TINT PAHEsfa.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

Was safnahs 8ats fofiah. Whsn
II i 4 mast lam4stsfi Hifpfff HlfH'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

fYgA r. ffsaaAHis Vegetable tain
frsg0I Il 4 maat valuable ma1lolne ~
IaBias M all azai VIM may ~ ON
ellh ahy f1fm ~ disease peculiar w thflf
sas, Her feWadlea afa 90 ~ W. only W
llqnld infihs but alan ~ Filla and lgAahRp.
ln which forms they are securely Hshi
through the male.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

81 UarD Hwtfts Hfeclnc on my little
laughter, who was afflicted with 4 me
Blood Poison which had resisted all sorts
of treatment. Tho Specific relieved her
permanently, and. shall gse u - ny
practlce.b ". r. BiiONTE, w. De
Cypress Ridge, ARK.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

In fva~ rruinz tho feelsrstion ~ tho Demo
craft 2 atfurm Of tsa that 'tte thcral pfin-
rr'cf ~efairuiie by Jeffertuu IN the uerlarn-
ton ~ tHdHf~uiencs and saf ct rued in the
Constitution. sHseh mate our tn land of IN
sftf an ~ sstium u tie oppressed Of every
Hatinu. have ever trrn eariinai principles In
The nrinHri ate fstih ~ nevertheless a.
MT sanrtiun tho importation Of fnr.
siEn isbur Or tie adnis<ton ~ sarviie
fattA hulttoi . hahiis q training. religion
o. hindFei to- s~t<orrtion INTO the great BODY
q our rrupls. 81 fur ne eififsnshir vkheh eur
AZ panfut AHeficsn elviitaaArn dsnanis
ua Azainsi Ne inmizIsssen aE iupoltssIoa
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

CAarooss make popular campaign mo
sle ~ train w,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

Tho avs ON OF dtcrt taxation known Ne tho
'tat"rua revenue Is u wur tar. aud % Ions
tom hould b devoted t. the relief Of tho
Poop q frpm the rma ming buri ms ~ tue
w. ani be- mhio a fund a. deIrhy the cN.
y nsI Ut the rare an clmfnrt NJ worthy sol.
hirrs disabled In lin" OF duty In the WAS Of
pension - ulEruss u as. from time 60 time.
sra u 10 such s]oltivn, u Nc IN d for the sai'
49, having h,Cn already provided, aud aty
eur lus shnuli d. pad into the treasury
~ favor ma hmruim nj o. Cnn mental pol.
irt iu-u upn no - Intimate commercial hnd
p ilcul relations with the nftccn sister Ito
puhlcf-ot Nurth Central aud South America
but cntanElinE alliances 18th none. We hc'
lrNo In honest money. al the gold and silver
go mage O. the Constitution aud n circulating
medium convertible into such money without
los
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

Asserting the quality ~ all men before tho
lnv. We huiiN at Il j. the duty NJ the Govern.
mont To- ~ dealings with the y oil. W mctc
out r1ual AMI rNnc' Justice a. MI ~citifrna ~
what ver u%atlvitt. rtru, color or prrsuas on,
- lnits or pulitigal We believe IN u lrc
b ] Z and a fair count nnt W. rrc III tn tho
inoinufy 90 the pyurie the noble struggle "
tn nomncra : Ia the fnriy-huh and Forty
sttth Congresses by which = reluctant Re-
publican orr sitinn was compelled a. assent
o. l"Ettat OF making everywhere Illegal the
pres noe Of tfu lrs a. the polls as the cunclu.
fffr rrnuf that a Democratic udmintttuAt on
vi pro 'ervU Liberty " a. order.
ITO tsisytlun 10 iyderal olic.rs Tor the
TT ur - shout b. r, ~strictri 10 citifrns
rn iuust resident thorHlH
We nrFHs sufnptuhfN avs whirh VrN tho
G. furs aud Interfere W N Individual litvrty.
W. favor honest civt service reform AMI tho
eou y 'rstiinn ~ tptri states ofhcrrs hy
Hse siltft to scNntidu q church AMI
state and thH fuuuu Of FIVE eluratiun hy
rummnn : huola - that ever child IN the
iarl mas tr taught the rights AMI duties II
~rltMushln.
While We favor ai legislation which VII
lead I the equitable distTitu i'm ~ pfuneft,'
T. thH Pr Nrutiau ~ mnrO.niY AMI T. thu
strut rnfarvrmeHtut individual rights aFainsi
60 r rate abuse. W. 10 4 that the welfare ol
Hest ~ i~crrnis upun a %srripuleus rrgani fol
th- r t. u property a. dcnncl by law.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-11

,Ngel y filae stie 9agl 9A9 {lf ass " is4lsi aNa
DEEplS Replpls YESTERDAY lni today we're lBi car, AZ
IeleY (iiY aud lls az 6ta mak ng i0fl head against
8bN1eM iaal Mlhdll fhA aryas tle paatWee. Negl
W. Ned more ha last week and 81 head less Than Tue
60 undng nle last year
mpdei reoeipts both Wednesday aud Friday and
clear weather there was an upward tendency IN prices
Tor Hango Cattle and Common to Fair NaYos the tOta al
Tor tn days amounting to nearly Ac per dressed
weight Cool cattle did parta Of tho MiNauce but
ruled steady both Tie Dressed beef kct
tnuo dull unt Friday when there moderately aoNo
demand at stronger ngurcs
There a alr supply OF Cattle offering today. bat
sauRhterers generally cleaned and ready To buy
freely and the demand sufficient TO make GOOD clear
before O'Clock For Terans AMI Coloahos amt Light
Natives prices show material change FROM Friday and
dealers considered finish for these grades little
Medium and Natives opened active and trm and
Prime and Choice Buioks and wanted at al
OF from 81 per head To 4c. per ID.
At tOth-st. Mr.. Eastman had oil cars OF cattle
for his export trade and ~ direct
Chicago bought steers
sold at those yards IS 20 80 60 ncudug 10 cars pur
chased by Mr. Eastman at so 55 The 90 cars OF Texans at
Jersey City sold az to dress o. u and cars of Fair
Ing few two old rom this state sold at to dress
5id55 n and old Dry Cows low 2sc willie Ordinary 10
Choice Natives brought 90l2o,c. to dress 65d67 b with
general sales at 9ls0l22c. Two OF Western Bulls
changed hands at f3 bO0S3 So
The weeks shipments OF Live Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Beef Mutton follows:
New-York tribune., 1884-11-11
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
i,m- SorTN Rirer. Vessels and Railroads,
Nrtv.youp Nov 10 1924
apFpRAh MAskhf RRpoak
sea yase ssgeWRsf 40 ,sst

eayyBg sggt N,8 5Hii aHt psY,ba,iy aNie iB tat 40
s8A, titgss Vlst htE tg iEtase efasags lNf NN IA
ilsltl0 f fMAl ERlls w N8 ta tlise Fh9t WI stpg
s4fAs'.sH' AliA" s9bs sS#E" SSIlF ssiss sal WSsi
INas k0e, 5nuA Sisa Aaet 80. iMhff I os 81 hN !
Ti}qmbsf sege slse AilA sfAaes aaet S@s MASS sS't
AH NV Hn6l olt6 &C. higher hut auli ~ tle aiyaHea
sales a5llafa delivered ea eenltaeIs sl HAIS ns,
eCpts az tLr pQfta TODAY 10 ls paleA akaNNl S ~ ut'
tls dW ias week aud b7hl As year STAGE sehlelnhtF y
ribiG6t bales against fae is same period ASl l'H'
are lOioNh
New-York tribune., 1884-11-11
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

IOuIs. Nov. td'fi>-Receipts 800 shipments.
ZOO market steady Exports W 80 81 7j Good to Choice
Grass Nauyes, ~ OJ9 81 49, Gras, reIsnh - SOC
"A
Shscp-Heceipts. 200; shipments, 700. Common TO MO
Fair % Lambs, 50 %
dts -. Texans ~ Ouas3 90
i0J-Reeceipts. -hlpmcnts 900; market srongi
~ 30Gtl 90 Packing ~ 5odsi To- Heavy. IL 80
al 90
CHICAGO. Nov lO.-Th. DrogsrS JOPaI reports: Hogs-
Receipts 1900 le shipments 1900 head .ot acuSei
New-York tribune., 1884-11-11

s'Hsh b. rsSsins a 3Ss 90 r:ctn 11,SS'ns - 20
Cttus-iteceipta 2d0 hs,t siipnsnts, 300 hesh mar
o to cncoo @ sh,op,Ss n ,6SlJ 10 Common 70 Medium
sts!ssS 20, otass Igisns Z! sosN 90 ,,,,o .,ooa,,
Inferior % PAR 81 5DIsl ll Medium % uool, 8lOn
df b0 Choice 10 Extra - bd 50 Lanba per he1 va
~ 7h Totns sheen to 90 tl %.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-11
Nsw Nhblitdtscts. ...
NHARLEa ECRlBNER'S B0NB
ptriisit TODAY,
rt,t, ,,t,tn, ca fts 1ut'tefhNA,

THE CREOIEb Uf bDulSihrh'
NJ uronur w. cAi,il.. nuthot OF "rhc ufandss'n''''
"uid crcols pnys etc col, 1u,f'o, rchl, f'u'fa'u
rr,ra cloth, ~ so ruu s,it IN boz ~.
Nt tAhea hooh n moro thnn mere contribution 70 %
h,et, n a real addition ta Inc permanent national records
,a ,s,,s,tb n, sstlnsuaneh y, stca cici ~ sits ne
,nit stue eAi ~ description nhd inuieht n'o cawt io
rtauinitf Illustrations mruttan' Mthie OF 'ho pV
and hb htnnl representations of Sono ot hH "o'' p'
esqre PORTIONS ~ oh NrW oteuha ....,,
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,fa,,ars Ne aiss hosisA s.atis toid 'iu'f'
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iLe st4gins age lpge pggseHie Nn stt 'tfNi he Wiu
yQpusglY auA feup9A A-s nAaNA fN'Nf VIZ 'M,rs M ,lai
AfR Nh laFge nalaNeG a NNH'l mt'rs' sutio
alsplsy al iLe sfaeeai eGs'A- ANp Ft''s'r
wlieh have dislinsulshea heF Rp''hANNNWN'''P"
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Boarn anb Rooms.

East Side.
STU-AVE.. 3O7.-An elegantly furnished, ex-
- ira large second noor with without private table
also other rooms reference -------,
ETII-AVE. 7I1.-Very desirable rooms on
- second floor with board
II EAST 29lll-ST.--Second floor; hve llght
roonsi private table, large rooms; boaa ior '"o'
S25 weekly
.)nTH-ST, "a EAST. Rooms or parlor iloor,
~ suite singly other rooms superior o''oie "
dining room.
EAST 35rH-Sr.-Pleasant rooms Win WIN
81 without board suite or siDsly also physo'An'
once references.
DOTH STREET. III EAST.-ParlOr and
20 bedroom and two other large rooms handsomely
furnished unexceptonabe board terms "o'o'a'0 ''ei
oes exchanged
.(EEASr 2OrH-ST. Third floor rooms, with
sb breakfast desired also large front basement neey
furnished
sb second suitable for two persons other rooms
Ieierencea
New-York tribune., 1884-11-11
Jnsirnfti6L.
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For Roth Scxss--Citv.

rARIlsLE INSTITUTE. B72 MndlsoT- -avcl
G Ssy school, SS srisi is SSss
fensS c ansnaec d lspehoo errsn latin and N,r npan
lsh taught kceolumodshops oI,,h I,h t.sr prp,smnei aa
New-York tribune., 1884-11-11
at.-sohools--Citv.

Arms. fOt'iHA Il. CuLYEn, s.,...., a, :,
N Wi,fecc,r r1piis hcsnMnE tnn.nyl,o opsts s,I
ta,inv ai ani witi Cbot pantlg Sum NV" no"e'' ''"
mhu''"p'' '"'"' ii,i,h6 NJ An Madison AVA
.t b Huntington titAiitt NgiMna' y g' Vt"s"i
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New-York tribune., 1884-11-11
Doar6 ano Rooms il)ante1.

GENTLEMAN, wife, governess, Ave children
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commended the advanced students the German
French In session for oil grades for lecture
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

of self.eacriace, spirit OF prayer, a
spirit of work, liye points; Will you re-
member thcmY And are you ready for
the tremendous conclusion OF the Apos:
tie: III any man have not the spirit or
Christ he Is none of hlsp" 0yerpower-
ing statement Who can stand before
IL? Not you; not me. And yet this
subject ought not to throw any Christ
ian into q departing mood Though
we are well aware OF the fact that we
have not these traits Of character as
Christ had them, yet think We have
the seeds planted in our souls, and the
harvest after awhile will come, Glory 10
God, you have the blessed beginnings In
your nature, and though you are pain
fully aware day by day OF your short
cOmlnga, II IL your earnest prayer
"Giye me this spirit Of Jesus." Aim
high. I'would not this morning say
one discoureglng word 20 you. really
think you have some Of the favorable
symptoms OF a complete aud eternal
recovery from this malady OF ain,
Watch, pray, study, compare, On to-
ward the prize. Sheathe NOT Your
sword till you have gained the last VIC
tory. Higher and higher till you roach
the celestial hills. Crowns radiant
and immortal for the yictora, but eter'
nal death TO every deserter.