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Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

kNryJ,-A .iOOD TENANT FOX A
,olu, d house. Ill / hipiey street.
nj ~ W. hth street to y"
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

NOR RkTr- CDMFOKTA Bile AMI
IL deSii abe UT Y, . Ia the new law buIld
w, NJ Siulh and hiuIkvt rt.eGtr. apply ri
NJ. 7.2 MarAeL B.r-s. v. II. LIKE.
MS-6I
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

.TrD-A WODlLWOKKER TD
u" sV .suv fb29-3 !
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

u" kIl>D-Sl..5 A DAY DUNNO
ID g inference Or ANY Other time, vt Mr..
Il. TIE Mckl,n's. .OS n iny street.. m:-Ef
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

1--WE d, hereby Gel tfy tina. We supervis.
the arrangements Tor al The hUnlh,y aid
Semi-Anuual drawings VI The LOUISIANA
state Lottery Company, and in ps ron ma l..
..ke AMI cvnVrUl The Dlawluks lht III SCI yes, anC
LII.L Ihe same are cvnd 4cttu with honesty
iairL esS, and III svVu tai Ia Lvwaru Hli pa Ties,
Anu Meau.LoIiIe Inc W Dpany " use thu
certificate, villa I4c-si lies vi vur SIX natures
lLIYxLsu, Ii its advertisements
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

,rpp- iN.hU NDkkDPAltoF
Yellow lex chickens de,i versi 90
.;rs.t Al .rkeLh II Applsten. f% u
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

NTH two REkTLEMfN
Pn.sm - In . private Emtly' Howe
I'd ID. h." this vthc,. m3Ntl
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

% ST" IT MARKET HOi
sle' ! riIIselI tn" nj owe pr0,ett, i,
hrl stf ct running along King
anry III 'ee', cheap !; on easy tsrWs.
Pn ~ Nvismier ne IT.
alSiJ" JAMES BRADFORD.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

SAi.r. OR KkNT-l HlkTY.
hI rev houses also u store
$40 to SEQ; tOiDf
cent els,r. a'tsr tax an water
paid. uLly $sOin Q .sh II wanted
)nu \ Uueg. Al,o new hUu rI for rent
To b n month. u. II. TINDAi.L,
'eh Il Get. MS lmt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

khTtI II BUY A Sm ALI buLn
IwindnS MuisrAIs pTic,. AGhns'
NV, This Otfioo. AST
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

lIN,,K kt l. T. iENINAk LOnTl,N
~ in bu,i.inH No. 40 bAIk"t street,
rooms nitsble I + light manufacturing bus
REFS " offices Amply Mes 2Ov TO 2ia sh plsy
street. fieb2o-ui NM. II. 81 liz EN-.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

E1UK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRICK
y houses l12l and ix23 v est street, with
hot and cold water, water closets. va, foni
o HcRcs, etc Ais No. I West hit teen b
street. Apply 10 JOHN 1rEEs, No. loib
Wsshinxtv. street, corner delaware avenue.
isble-H
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

SAIt -uNLY ONE LEFT or
De beautiful cotispe front h"u e ~
+hdauss ieeI.. Also n lew new b.
Aonrs, for Sll0o ~Ach liouses f0r
klu pe, lnnnh. TiND>LL RIOS.
at iii street, VI 5ll West III str. Of.
fek6-26ts
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

[nh!t OK kENl-tHE THREE
P'y bflsR store house u tst front. "
no az Vest Front street, next "
h,'ei aEDd stand 70. business
s'J-s. Y. Aiklntr Jas. \. W. h 4
iyle-u
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

|kALF, RENT or F4cH.Npr-
Ise new dwellings, with front Isrch.
aui 18th, on Hilpin avenue Ds
pinysni Clayton STREETS Inquire
ehAspLEh, lsOl King street.
r. II
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

,rrD-A GOOD COOK. REFER.
.neo VI .isrrsd. AppiJ atsi' Market
sus' f-DUl-A
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04
DIR. SIMMS'
TEA STORE,
NO, bEAST SEUOND STREET.

TINE SIIETIFFAi Tl.-IfE UEDf n
l sigued off. r. himself as a csndidats for
the nomination Of Sheriff Of New Castle
County, subject to the decision Of the he.
publ can parry. He also pledges himself to
suppt RI the successful nominee
JAUuB H Err IN ANN.
t29d&w.tn New Castle. Del.
THE SHERIFFALTY-JAME S J. VIM
i GENT, u N. Chrlstiara Hundred. Of
fers him self tsR csndiiate for the nODin8-
ton OF Sker n Of \ ew Oas Re County. subject
y the c.sion Oi The Republican party.
feblb- Int
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

EOK kENr-HUU Is Nus. Olo L 90s
Il bruce rect Five and six rooms.
Leonard u. Van kiesck, ylb Market street.
f,G.27-ti
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

Go see the watches that y iii he drawn
by joining Baynard's watch club.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04
The March
Sensations.

Kerscy Pantaloons for Men
at s.. Two hundred
and fifty just fnishe d
and on our counters to-
day.
Cashmere Pantaloons for
Men at $3.50. Two
hundre d added to the
stock Friday.
Worstcd Fantalcons fer
Men, to order, at S.
Very handsome line Of
many styles just open
ed.
Spring Cashmere Suits, to
order. at $40. Better
prepare for Spring
while you can Guy SO
chcaply.
Collars at soc. a dozen,down
from $3.50. Standing
Collars with turnover
corners.
Wanamaker {. Brown,
Oak Hail, a. r cor sixth and Mar
Net HisssIS, PhklaGeiPhin'
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

ENOk nE ,T-TwO srt)btS, WITH
q, d anh s,st,s. Of isrse bsi ding s. W.
, ornsr Tbtri sid OAnge strss,s Thsse
ron are light ana vey centrally loo ted,
and suitable tor ANY iisht businsss. Pows'
omn b. had II n cesa Ary. apply 70 b. u. Mo
q MB, Nth and Market streSts, Or tOJ =.
iUHE THE ,Tb and 2l7 W. eth street. In
evening sftef I 0'c' Ock. ctlm
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04
WAITED

,.I,-YOUNu MIN AMI lA.A
A. T.. % learn ,si.sr.phy, Day o. ,. ever
) II. J. Telegraph: aD % an,ssS situs
tnrton, Dsl. No charge un'''' ''
hrnisbed. -.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

vrrn-A POSITION AZ HOUSt
S..nsr IN a ,mall ,smily, or IAdl =
Jam t}ocd If. IsIcs yivsn hf 4mh'
(ppy asko s2h'a fn'n :" N
!. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
ran, s.cond story front room, oni4''
w esuIrsl location. Address >; ~
Str9
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

v1OK RENT--A LARGE NUMBER or
desirable dwellipxs, ranging In price
nom u to St0p'r IN, nth. A.so large stable
a. 9Th and Adams streets, formerly Geo pied
oy josef h stosckle. 4. II. I'm ECO,
~ I'm eltH MaIkst st.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

chLE-FWO SPLENpIDliDU So
VI cohYonlen,es, psrahss, iroit.
nk yards, va french street. l'l9
Nv, tiset hrms very cary. n. II.
Y Wa Market street. MN
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

NOR RENT-A THREE STORY HRICk
house, ten rooms. N. W. corner ofThrd
aud Poplar ct eots boOd location for board
srs Apply 70 h. }. W JDON, 81 West /
,treet i2N
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

no RENT-A DESIRABLE DWELL.
Ing bou.e. splendid location l6l4 Pen
M. ayenus Apply 10 I.tNl fAh Rkri ,"n
prem Isl .. or " k.VANS PENNlN0iON.
fSt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

NOR h EN- r-HALF A HOUSE IT,
T. family without children No. 62l L
kiIh street. p,s-sssion ! III n March.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

- I-A,,tn,D,'iRL FOR CO X
md g,leiaI h,usew.rA ut ~ ", o.
bet
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

SaLf-.TWO SQUARES OF
w. nCli my lots Oh Maryland ave
y rms zee J u. HutttCKER,
quincy, i'h and MARKET siroeiy.
f.bv tu-th- ia Il
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

fALt-A TliKtE.STORY BRICK
1's' inc n T. corner Vi S,Ath aid
Eot' win make . ueod buHne,s
""s sasy. GEO ". ItR our
\ IL, Market street
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

+, OK KENT-ONE HALF OF LARlF
bsnu'i fui store. central l0os lion, prtnci-
pal uslness street, No. b b Market street;
suitable Tor halter, tailor, notions and trim.
ninxs. Hall nov used with lneu's furoish-
ings. WIN rent entire store. II desired, for
any rood busineas. u. Or three yeaIp.
i1tf CHklSrflELD 4 BkST,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

I.rti,-A q UD q NIX AND WAL
1907 Intn II o.. ml'3il
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

lCUk hENl--z DESIRABLE OFFICES,
e st No. I2S Shiplsy street. In. H. OAR
|sT. Dentist. iyl2u
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

ENOk SALE OHEAP-l,60O BUShELc
Il d choice potatoes at corner SeS0n1 Gno
Orange stsestA Ifs-sti JOAN PYLE
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

lNOK kENT-HDi'SE AND STORE "a
= King street. Apply 70 u. W. BAKER.
~ French street. lS-u
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

T OSr-A PAPER RUKDLT. CONTAIN
IL v leather. A reward will be HiveF
~ It's return ko'tl.n \ Hardware Con .
Lany. Us SIMPLIFY street. nsIt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-04

LNUk kEN1-A ROOMS FOR RENT
T. Apply At Nv. 2.s West Fourth SIR ct
Nj cd crate rent it'd
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
John lIroMn's Juror.


Seven out Of the twelve are vet living
and pursuing their usual yOcations in
their native county. The foreman Of
the jury, John {. Wiltshire, Esq. was
u farmer. who personally managed his
tine estate until his death ut the are Of
sixty eight. lsatc Dust, the oldest
member. Is still living n ret rcd life on
his land ut the age OF clghty.seyen.
His lie was In jeopardy several times
during the late war. A Federal SOL
der desiring distinction, placed his
revolver 10 the old mans breast
and ir,d His daughter knocked the
mm,le Of the weapon 10 Que side
and thus saved his life. George W
Boyer IL u wagon-makcr, It'll living
and working at bis trade Mt the age OF
siNty-two. lie Is n great Meth
odlst and leader In his church.
Jacob J.. Miller Is q farmer. still
living ut the age Of SIXTY scyen.
lie Is nm elder in the Presbyterian
Church and one Of the staid men II the
community. Thomas { sbourn. also n
iNhltis having pun MS HAIKU w but oo-
legations Of a friend. lost bis farm and
Is now living with his son. Mt an nd
yanCeI age. VIM. Rightslinc. a mer.
chant tailor. is still In his nat ye town
IN tho county. lie is over seventy.
Richard rimbcr'a axe and John &. Nc.
Clur, farmers. are still living and fol.
lowing their occupation in l. Q county.
Thomas Watson, Jr.. Gcorgc w. Tabb
farmers. and Joseph Myers and William
A. Ma tin: carriagc-makers, are dead
Yet all lived to ripe old ages. enjoying
the respect and esteem OF their fellow
citizens. FROM the foregoing Il will b
seen that the average aye Of this cele
brated Jury was not far from seventy
years - rirgiaia Cor. n. T. World.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

II has long been known that the brain
IN normal conditions undrrgocs certain
rythmical movements. The powerful
vessels nj IT, base cause the cerebral
mass To rise aud fall with each systolc
and diastolc of the heart. Tho brain
also rises slightly with each expiration
and sinks with inspiration. These phe.
nomcna are dependent. II Il presumed.
upon the presence of the c~crcbro-spinal
fluid, since when that is withdrawn the
movements cease.
NJ. Luys. in n paper recently rad be-
fore the Academic de- Medccine. states
that the brain Il subject 10 still other
changes in position. dependent upon
the attitude II the body. n man i In
the dorSal decuhitns, or lies upon hi.
side. or stands upon his head. the brain
undcrgocs certain corresponding
changes In position in obcdicncc To the
laws Of gravity. Tho movements take
place slowly and tho brain il live or six
minutes In returning Ia iis first position.
PROM these anatomical data M. Iuys
deducvs some striking conclusions "A
practical interest. liz explains upon
the theory II these gmyitaiing move
ments. the symptoms u vertcg, and
faininc.s which tsehle persons espcri-
ence when suddenly rising from a bori
sontal position. lie asks II The pains II
meningitis are not due 10 an Interference
slh these normal mutsmenis In cases
u insanity he calls attention 70 the OF.
ciiability and agitation which often
coFne on when the paiicu, lies down a
night AZ rFsr.l~~l r~ir. n mental
hygiene. M Laws advised against nrn.
louE-i travel during most II the a.x.
and urre-i The valnc Il giving tho brain
he change prulneed b = horizontal
po-ision q niehl- E<>srd
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

Tho FruHtfyricr KeiiHgg states that
nr. l,oin.ch has found. As tho result Of
a long series VI minute Investigations
that the surface 81 5lpicnuig pieces
tsiNprnccsl which have hccn LONG In
circulation arr the home aud feeding.
ground VI n minute Kind II bacteria aud
vegetable fungus Au extended series u
observations showed that this Is the
cAw with the small cuins ~ all nations.
tho thin incrtstaiiou 81 organic matter
deposited upon their surfaces IN the
course IT long circulation rendering
them very suitable for this parasitical
settlement br. hcinsch scrapcd oil
sumr VI These incrustations. aud with n
email scnlpcl divided them into frag.
mcnts. which wefp subsequently dis.
solved In dstillcd water. Tho employ
mont " lenses II very high power
showed the bacteria and fungi distinct.
". This i q matter uf M little i'm.
purtancc frum a hygicnic point u Wow.
u has now been conclusivcly established
that bacteria form the chief agency In
the propagation Of epidemic diseases
The revelation that they have a chosen
dumicilc In the m,el widely circulating
medium which probably exists In the
world presents ~ with = new IN Tor in
the spread " infectious disease. There
i, however. \ fumesiF. Where coins
have brcn Ia circulation for a numhei
OF years. II they are washed Ia n boil
ing weak solution Of canstic potash
they will be ~cleansei from their or
ganie i~ncri-tation. and - frsed from
The unwelcome guests which they hsr
borcd. - Srksfpc 1nss-c ~.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
The Commercial Tourist.

A man who lives between a gripsack
and Pullman sleeper. who seldom takes
monn than thrc successive meals In M
county. aud who Il known ~ b. tho
most successful commercial Traveller In
the country. gave some Interesting I'M
prcssions Of travel Ia a rcccnt oonsctsa-
ton.
''During tho last fifteen years" hc
said, 81 have travelled over 350,O1O
miles. or ten times ABOUND the world.
This habit Of rapid and inccssant mo
ton NJ all hours and seasons has made
mo an automaton. The ordinary OPP
CREATIONS Of buying tickets. eating when
I ran get food. aud sleeping In any 20
sitiou. lying. standing. OF sitting down,
are purely mechanical with me. n ]
stay oil the rcad any length 81 time my
mind becomes, rs u were. sidc-trackrd
| can not cheek my conversational bag
gage through from subject 10 subject
bu, lose m, self In all sorts II sagarirs
and delusionA know this sounds sb-
surf. but In q city where | have bscn
detained on business ovsr = certain
length Of time | have actually rsden
ffty miles into the country and bsch
again. simply 10 compo~s my thosEttS
On course | feel The Mxakiom II sxch 4
life and would hke m escape fwm n
bus | shall always renaiu q wandering
jew. compelled 10 move On until nv
psnanee il ended. Tho most earsooz
part u n al IL (ari have compared
thls feeling Of mise vith other II ny
fsilov-tras cicrs) the truptstinn to rtnp
shruplly II thc murt ea~t-o(-tke-va1
phrm"@<wu>ep1 Uuufir.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
fllrA lsp fImalA


Hk IL faF rum n Hsa iisa
iHfHig NJ TIE ihlnj light aiaiH
The AmfakaW n1fIsHaflaH Fl Man
shfaiaf. n NJ, NJ iha ne maHihs lHii
taafi mahHin iHfni Hllf0.hu lanig
" fiail alsut li,Dh mIhs
1tfp afa iliitU mlhs n fHlifaMi
M Via niei Hiaifg M sfFHa liHaF AZ
maHY TITLES ~ There afs IL Hia hiit
kihgtam N Great britain t,taw
igaflsH
ffa mo fliaiii ahmfht a nha Nov
fmft u COMM zion ln lHlH 0fnf
nG aHnf siHI hnya lenn hHfehei mui
HHt FGed IH fhN iaf0us fiFsfs n thai
sf4te "a y tuiHl expenditure n bui
flif irl
4Wild tive " tiflr N afabio land
G1nf 8ur hHlfrl iffi Wiif alongside
NJ every railroad w fla .%Hrinify. opg
fnd Win ifaa ~ furnish iha tlaH moo
oisafy "a tenp ue f0ndi IN operation
" Finn
Tho poftlonI lhe bDdy abich most
fnpuIfat protection against cold ahd
al8I "a ilmt hotwooh lhe a%lmuiiof'
hIaiet behind, ~ N Il at lhIa point lho
lunpH nrn attached N thN h0dY, And ths
blond easily chilled mrs dgatHI
NJ ~ aib
Gath r ding In Montana the pnat
lw0 yeafs hna paid from 2j 10 ~ por
cent Previous n TINT tmo II wu
hardly worth foll0Ning The country
HH 10 fer away ON market thnt II
would wpnrA bullock Out ~ walk ~
iho .IuIghlor lIut, with The approach
nj the Northern Pacific Rnilfoad, a
nrw order Of things came n steer that
TT formerly worth 10 INV became
worth so mud 800.
The actuary NJ n largo London In
suranro company, In making an OK.
hHusiiye investigation Of the accounts
tor the past ton years, has discovered
hat during that period tho conscience
fund II tho company has amounted to
oven EJ,UOO This fund IL made up 0f
sums sent In anonymously by pe0plo
who have IN previous years received
money ON account ~ fires. and whose
conscience subsequently prompted them
to make restitution.
The farms Of the United States arc
worth rio, 1917 10000, while all other
real estate, including the dwelling,
and warehouses Of tho cities. the capt.
tai employed IN tho business, and tho
water power besides, Is but S9,Ssl,.
go, 1000; railroads aud their equip.
ments arr worth but -. 1886. 600, 900;
and mines, including petroleum wells,
gold and silver %bunanzas, and stone
and other quarries. are worth but
$3.50. OO,0O1. albany Journal
"A Bismarck nursery shipped 200.-
0DO trees to Crookston recently, and N
shipping 100000 10 various parties
daily. Tho concern has orders Tor g.
OpO,OO trees 10 DO planted in Northern
Dakota and Minnesota Every fall
forty men aro employed in gathering
young trees from tic banks of the Mis-.
souri, River for n distance OF $50 miles
north and llfty miles south Of tho city.
10 be transplantcd and shipped In this
way. The trees ARE cotton wood aud
6oX.eldor. DcHUcr Tribune.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14


IN u1rfh n gfie Eil ~ mssf
smss 81 ~ ssailaN f,gy Ifntt
A tssAllss a lsslssTel appllal -
mall Turns aHi sHalfa gives l1atshl ~
W. fhkags geFwa4i
Thhtis4 II Rfala haLig should h "a
hHlbw AZ H4lfssa Az 1id rhlNl Fitted
wA tftHW baHtia y gDai ~ NE plfs
pgia N y HsgalL
a posture pfspfty mshufmt tept
nov FROM HFaiia, anl iblfhig lfaied
vim = large fsfalf N gfafiai. nag b.
~ pefHahaHt aHl pfuhiabla a. aHT
lald 1n The itfm f%ffh1Hga
fhs moment INA IL spin taxa q
lille milk and saiufals lha stain sgas
" w with . fHg and apply . lllie mofs
mllk rubbing Il veil 10 IN 4 fsN mlH
uie the lnk will ba completely r.
moved Boiiga nlgbs
IL IL The estimate " m observing
wfitaf that abgli se%ggbiy.nss tef cent
" MI The cattle IN America afs pure
scrubs With 90 Infusion whnieYef ~
goyd blood a largaf proportion NJ The
grades, too, arc N 4 yofy inicfiof iype
some sondar Why house plants
thrive b0ttar In the Kitchen than In the
paflof in winter This Il owing 10 tho
presence NJ moisture from the cp0klng,
and usually thefo " moro fresh air
ontnrH through outside doors In the
former than In tho latter dibaHg
JgHrHni.
Tho wldenwako farmer Il devoted
render ~ papers and books that Will
Instruct him IN his calling Ito il not
afraid they will conflict with what his
father knew "about farming lie
rather hopes tboy VIII what hls father
knew has been pretty we'll drilled into
him, aud he wants ~ know something
more DftrOa Post
Delightful Thin Biscuits Boat very
light one egg, pour Il over a pint Of
flour, add 4 winoglass Of milk. aud
chop In ono table spoonful Of lard and
buttor mixed Work thoroughly to-
golhor break off pieces tho size Of mar
bles, which must DO rolled NJ thin IA
yoar nail, sprinkling with dry -four Us
they are rolled 10 make thom crisp.
stick with ii fork, and bake quickly
The household.
"A farmer. who was In tho habit Of
rejecting tho grains Of corr that grow
on the Zip Of the cobs, planted u consid-
cradle quantity Of them in y field do
voted to bcots for tho purpose OF mark
ing the rows. 1t WAS his intention to
pull up the corn stalks when tho bcots
required tho ground The corn came
up. but the beets did not. Tho stalks
u cOrn being about two feet apart were
therefore allowed to grow. They pro-
ducod n much larger amount OF grain
than the stalks grown from kernels
taken from the middle Of tho ear.
Friirtc Farmer.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
Tobacco NJ II Speculative Medium.

Toes nm, body know that tobacco IL
one u the great'tt spe ulatlyo me-
dinms? Probably few outside Of the
trade krow thet any little manufacture
er Of cigars runs II chance Of striking u
lead tia followed up, @ lis in a for
tune In n remarkably short period. 1t
Ia in this wise Every maker IL on the
hint all the time for \ leaf that has
either In flavor. colur, strength or some
other point an individual identity among
the rest In the bale. Having found it.
and IL is no easy task to do he
works il up into cigars. and under as
good aud catching q name rs his fancy
wills, pu's them on the market. II the
dear public find the whate crlts-name-
is brand TO is liking, why generally
the il Is great one, and the happy
manufactures can't turn the brand out
fast enough Carping cyn'cs might
say II doesn't matter at this stage
whether the original brand Of tobac-
cO is used or nOt-the name sells the
cigar. True enough; and every trade
has rs secrets, aud this one locked In
the blsoms Of manufacturers, from
whence wild horses could not tear 4.
A chap in Davenport was lucky enough
10 tic IL the popular palate with his
brand, made up with that speculative
intention lilo cleared n very com ort-
ab @ ortune in n few months. A Chi.
cago firm since then has risen into com
-. -. .a-a A.. .Lalf.- =. IL
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
WIT AND WISDOM.

Music does not change the dlspo-
sition Of our soul; II makes us feel what
We think.
We are are all honest. but tho fear
of the law has n great deal To do with
paying old debts.
The one prudence In life is conccn-
tration; the Onc owl IL dissipationi and
II makes no difference whether our dis
positions nrc coarse or fine. - Emerson.
THERE'S n great difference be-
tween the balance Of power and the
power Of balance" said the young
man whose bicycle lung him headlong
into n pond. Chicnqo Times.
Don't give mt any OF your lipr'
said an ugY country school teacher 70
a pert Young miss who had ''sassed'
him. "Oh, you needn't worry she
rctorlod. ii would not Kiss YOU even
If the irecklcs on your face were gold
dollars. BHydO Express.
Law Profcssor-"What constitutes
burglarypn Student There must DO
n breaking" Pruicssor-''Then, II u
man enters n door and takes n dollar
from your vest pocket In the hall. would
that be burglsryP" Student-''lcs,
sir; because that would break me-
Chicago Tribune.
A wcll.known actor In London
called the other day TO identify tho
body Of u friend who had been found
drowned. The person In charge OF tho
mortuary asked II there was any dis
t~inctlye mark by which he could rccog-
nike the body. 'Oh. yes" was the TO
ply; she is deaf and dumb"
The Better Way
Better TO weave 10 the web " nfo
A bright and golden nuing.
And to do Gods will with . rrady heart.
And hands that ay s-in aud viiling.
Than tai snap the delicate. minute threads
% our curious lives asunder.
And then blame Heaven for the tangled cnds,
And cit and grievc and wonder.
"A center shot; snow. Johnny. II
six men can do a piece of work In one
day, how long will Il take n man "a
do it7" asked An Austin school teacher
TO n sharp little boy. The school
teacher Is = fool II he thinks | q an
swor that question" whispered johnny
In a low voice TO the next boy. ''Spcal
out. johnny. I dare say you aro right
replied tho pcdagcguc. - eras Syf'ng'
-Mary-"Ycs, | have left my las
place" Sarah-"An' what did 70,
lave forP' Tho mistress was toe
hard. hearted. She had no more sensi
hilities than q OK" can did she ahus'
YOU. dcariePn "Indahe. she did that
..An' what did shc doP" ''Shc put nj
allarum clock right In my room. an II
the mornings Il made such a noise ! cue
not slapc another wink" -Chiedqo Her
aid.
The Yankee says: GLOW do doP'
the Italian "llow do you standP' III
Frunchman ''llow do you carry your
sclfs' the Dutchman GLOW do yo'
farcP" the Swcdc ''lIow can youP" lh
pole art thou gayp' the Turk "Ma
I Allah prosper ihcel' aud the Quake
I GLOW i thccP" Out In eslhctic Mou
, tana the usual saluta,ion Is "llcllc
Gully. how's yer conduct Come 10 an
D give the internal ruvcnuc y buostV'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
A PERFECT MEDICINE CHEST.
SING srsG, N. Y, Posi- orIIcn, !

One weok ago, while Engaged in my du.
ties rs Assistant Postmaster, | was taken
with u violcn, pain or kink In my back; IL
was 80 painful | could hardly breathe, and
achcd all over my body. | Immediately
scnt for an AiLcocg's PoRops PLASTER
and applied II over lhs seat OF pain; Ia
twenty minutes | was entirely relieved
aud cured. ! have uscd Allcock's Plasters
in MY family for over twenty ycsrs, and
have found thom wonderfully effective in
curing coughs, colds and pulmonary dthl.
culties. They arc a perfect medicine chest;
they ours without Tho slightest pain or in.
convenience, never leaving a mark on tho
skin. Tnos. LEARr.
President of Village Of Sing Sing, ". u