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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18

Halt The Christian population o
India are Roman Catholics aud m.
STATE expenditures for rslIxisn smoum
- @I,uuu.vU9 . Yeax. OF whinh In,
Church q England gsts eg7u. ooo and ths
Roman Catholic chnruh oplr o6o0os
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18

IL ihsg Keep On - shals nae As
klosss reaching 10 the shoulder -
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18

ne old .kf.a.s.n, .l.s. ..i -.
aals r. = gFsas . cur osity - = three
lsgEesi chicken.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18

II fAd HrDwh's HFsaskGa I
~afs introduced, aud thslg 80.
fufs for cglass Coughs aiAl hfs3
t9sn unparalleled Hold 0aig L \
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18

'yv~ ,~~t aIenn's Sulphur sa.,
Il infallIbls when tho SCALP |, /.
with dandruff. Hlll's Hair bys.
brown, Doe.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18

"THa pink " fashion . esa /.
o, any dfug store. nlootiga IT.
TINS best salve nsei In The va,AJ
Hfulssa, Piles, NoftM, Ulcers, All !
letter, UhHpped Hands, ChlIlisiT|
and finpIas. DO stife you III ;
GAHBDid1 HALvT, NJ oil uthsft !
limitations and counterfvlts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18

NHA FfH6 NJ ne Finest IL 4.
A. Ae4A ean b. melHff8H34
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sfss# kssp fHsM WaII4, H~#zz
HBfitaK on W. fsHmpla fsR
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18

Pfso's CuRr for Consumption |, !,
pleasant 10 take, but 10 IL sure 10 4
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18

THE road 10 sronomy 10 q pfall
way Whitehall Times.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18

fr afflicted with soro Ryos, lisa q
Tbompson's Eye Water. DruggIais \
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
nrlloiors ,,p tmo,rIossI.

So nnh navn if.snd fsgs iis I'M
veriY "a N0f tpfk ff'isp nranfiY
81 ' h.H
A smifiY hst tf.n iHmsl IH Halle
mpr Ml iUf iln rfnmuNm 4 ps'iit
ifaI education tmuht J0lht ueh
lhr nfwt sohull .n 'he world z
Hl m Dr. ln 1rNf lwH HbrHl A
HpalnaNa london q has q daily
attendance over I,Hu rupla
N,y iTrho a llluni1id pnal0f
oi thr ml tnIwHniHl thHHh a
Jcrey C'I resigned hof phstHfaie
of lhnI rhUnh, haUnl accepted q nhll
irum rhunI in Now llayon tnnn.
rmII,u puurr. ~ ihlo tolIeer,
fpcr.y. iu hIa rv.ros nbnut fl,i"
tnr Ih. professors rrU.fo afnui
sI,Uuubul tUu tutors from t,iin p
sLUUu llb ihiUlDr nrr paid ft,UN
while moot W lhn professors $4,000,
aud auma Wn
llpy pu n 81 srullor points ont
I thfrp rnrtio thing InYmcn cln 10 W
mako tho church moro attractive J.
Set nm example In attending church. =
Assume tnr right attitude toward
strangers a. Try 10 bring In somo
who are not accustomed 10 attend
church. 30 DO the first, hpye u deli
mite purpose. and second, enter Into v
with enthusiasm Chicago Journal
- Il will require hll generation 70
beat ~ tho lmgr Of FolId ignorance,
and bribo. coax or ioroo Unr uhtnnght
masses 20 consent go the 10 education ol
their children. Then will come, per
bap,, longer generation when ne "
lternto portion Of tho land VIII To
cursed 10y n superficial mental training
= which pretends 10 do everything ane
really does nothing. -Jo~nriof bduea
tlOM
, An industrial school for candldaie
for the ministry. In order that they ma
be- enabled to support Themselves Will
n studying, Is urged by Bishop GallngheI
: of Louisiana. IN garden farm b
/, says. 'dcvotcd 10 tho cultivation
4 small fruits and vegetables, could :
4 easily cared for BY young men asscn
# blrd for course of study, and the pr
}, cccds Of thoir labor would make the PEI
n petual endowment OF the institution.
y The great objection to tho preseI
y systom oi teaching Is that II Is all do
4 matcal full OF conglomernted mn
Of disconnected facts. which arc n
"a facts to the child. although tho child
a. lover Of and searcher after truth. II
mind can only act on things It can N
act ON empty words empty words g
not be formed in the imaginntlo
words are not food for the mind OF =
child. r. Colonel r. ". Rdrker, Lecti'
gh IN Brooklyn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
crooked FOR MURDER.
Jesse Carter Hanged In thePi'tsbnfgh
Jaii--Pieaded innocspoe.

Jaii-Pieaded innocepoe.
PITrsDuRdB, PA. June Q.
Jesse Carter, was hanged In the
yard In this city at eleven o'clock this
morning, for the murder Of John Foster,
a ,remnn Oh the steamer Sampson, April
3. 1882. -
On April 2, 1882, Jones and Hughes
were beating a man on the leyec, when
Foster in,ericrcd, and the assallants said
they would have revenge. Next day,
while Foster was on the wharf talking TO
friend, Jones and Carter came up be-
hlud him aud Jones shot him In the
back. The assassin fed, but was captured
In Erie, Pa, convicted aud hanged.
Hughes then turned States evidence,
Jones and Carter were convicted. While
under sentence Of death the former made
a confession cxonerating bis companion.
On the strength OF this the Governor
granted a respite OF sixty days TO Inquire
further Into Carter's case. The testl'
mony showed that Carter was
equally guilty, II not the prime
cause OF tho murder, and th'
Pardon Board refused 70 Interfere.
Carter, In an Interview, declared his In
noeepce. lie said he and Foster were
friends aud that II he had not Informed
detective that he had been With Jones
when the latter purchased revolver OF
the day before the crime was committed
be would now be flee man.
Only the medical staff, jury and repro
senlallves Of the press were present a
'hr execution.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14


CluCAuO, ltL, june D.
The principal business OF the evening
aesslon was the nomination OF candidate
lar vice. President The roll Of states being
called, no response was received I'LL III.
nols was reached, when Senator Plumb OF
Kansas came forward, aud nominated
General John A. Logan The speak
er did not present him on behalf OF I'LL
OILS or OF any other state, but OF the
.he whole United States. lie belonged
10 more to Illinois than 10 Kansas, where
rs, 900 soldiers would receive the news
of his nomination with shouts OF glad
ness. ,
The nomination was seconded III
speeches by Judge Hook, OF Tennessee
Thurston, Of Ncbraskai Loo, Of Pennsy!,
yanIai IIorr, Of Michignni Clancy, ol
North Carolina; Bradley, Of Kentucky
Lee. of South Carolina, O'llara, ol
North Carolina; Robinson, of ONO
and others, and on vote being takci
Logan received the entire number, wiz
The exception of seven from New YORK
led by George william Curtis,
The nomination was then made uhah'
nous.
The thanks Of the Convention wer'
rendered TO tho temporary aud perna
uent officers.
Tho Convention then adjourned.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

Ia.Irs uidl s>iMs /. iI,e afss Instance
In or sxpsfIssaoe = q child pfnesdlhg
- he uiinost IIaIS tsInss . f~frhi-
even 10 tl.sp prisen dor spd lhak gafsni
. matIef. II Al efoft " enfof# pay
meat a 4 sum Iess fI.an &Isp pf Fed 90
| b. doe as guardian N her dsAghief-
Wsrfe not disposed " recognize saeh
uniiIial conduct nor such a stigma upon
human nature, rather 10, n t%hidleh
from public Wow"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
Visiting Congressmcn.


81 suspect that Governor Long VIII
develop Into visit, observed fellow
reporter The other day. Now this re-
mark suggests an interesting subject
and one nai quite worn out, 80 perhaps
II would be well to let Il lead me on.
II must be introduced to begin with, BY
saving that all Congressmen who are
worth anything have their own partic'i-
lar reputation Ia the reporters galler.
les; and, n a rule. these rcputae----s are
lust. don't know n fairrr estimate of
public men aud public measures than
Tho average opinion Of the Responsible
correspondents Stationed here, ihe
Congressional visitor Is well-deiincd
class. Generally speaking be Is m old
member, but there are exceptions, Tor,
A. the true poet Is born not made, aud
llsps In numbers for the numbers came,
50 the real visitor lntentlycly beglns his
rounds at once. lie Is of = sociable and
aifable disposition aud u an inguiring
turn Of mind. Ills neighbors interest
him. and the machinery of Government
Il also a source of amusement Hs
finds himself thrown into familiar con
tact with successful men, representing
every nook and corner of the land and
of oplnion. The "House" soon be
comes club. and, as he j. elnbabl'
man, he .oon gets on terms OF good
| fellowship with the members. hi.
one side of the visitor; ho generally no
another; for. ~ n rule, he isa prncticn
man who combines business With plea'
urs. The visitor l. usually more tina
the ldle-good fellow. Before long Il n
pears that he has = little bill which b
uks unanimous consent TO have take
up on, of Its order aud passed; yer
lIiile bill, TO which he i SURE no men
Der can have the slightest objection
An. then the visitors smile aud happ
story find their reward For who
ehuflish A. 10 raise the fatal ob|eeild
10 one with whom. half an hour befor
he had 80 charming n chstl III
Sneaker. therefore. ''hears no obie
lIon.r and the little bill gocs ihroug
= Hashblgioa Cor. Springfield fAas'
' republican.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
KxENtsa sEssloS.

Chairman Henderson called the conven-
lion and the vast audience tooruerstIiss
D. m.. and said
Gentlemen ol The Convention, under
The rules adopted the order of business
now Il The presentation Of oand'nsfss
for Prssident-
Mr.. Dutehsr Of New Yofts Mr.. Chair.
man. - unanimous consent 70 ousf
the following Fs-elutisni
I.ssairz.f. Ihal tlle Committee 90 ac4tz
h directed ~ issue 80 titte;< Of .dmis.
sion - veteran soldiers and <Aiiofs ~ -
f.<sfihate1 f1faa1h he eh<lfnsae O ~
~rsfsl 6zn11 du14l1fions- Carried
~ c11nlnu ~ peeu>19@ - -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

Ii recently used by tho chair.
i National Republican Con-
|ss made Of species Of wood
! State and Territory In the
Alaska
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

AT the trial Of DR.. Franklin Pierce, In
Worcester, Mass. a few days ago, for
manslaughtcr--thc charge being that he
caused tho death Of Mrs. Bemis by
having her batbed in kerosene oil--t the
nurse testified that the first application
left the flesh raw and bleeding. The
doctor ordered n second application, and
forbade the nurse TO use sweet oil TO
allay the pain. The defense put on the
stand half dozen witnesses who, under
DIR. Pierco's direction, have used kcro-
seno in manner similar to Mrs. Bemis
for erysipelas. typhoid fever, conges-
tiop, typhoid pneumonia, aud other
diseases. They all agreed that the treat
ment was highly beneficial to them.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

n 1918 insane pooplo in the
I1lackwcll's Island, New
1ks State Commissioner Of
tIn,ntes that New York Will
Insnne people in hcr asylums
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

TnoMss J. FAYv, the chief doorkccp
Or Of tho Nav Yofk stock Exchange,
died \ few days ago. 10 had been In
The employ u tbc Exchange for thirty
three years, and called every one BY bis
first name. When the uniform was
adopted he was the only ono exempted
from wearing H. is was said to DO
worth 10000. IIe made considerable
money In stocks, and tho members
every Christmas made him handsome
presents oi money II was once sald
u him that be kept the keys andeon.
science Of the Stock Exchange.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

The performances Of the locomotive
vbl.tle We are told have been SYSTEM
stisei on n wesiera railroai; seven
whistles are 10 Indicate down brakes.
,hIrts.,wo whistles. 'up brakes. forty
wbi.iles and two snoris. 'baek-up.'
The Ins,nrtIons add. In case Il doubt
whI.sIe like thunder" at street cross
iug.. ..whistle considerably" Again;
Always whistle before dInner Eequirs
,hs fireman 70 keep The whistle.sslvs
opes during dinnes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

bstrslIaa nswspspsrs are giving
keeounts Of tho drouth which
Iilei h New South Wales for
MS stated thst 1000 sheep
- lost 'at sss's1ation. The
! ooyered with oarcasses and
luBes Of dsad snlmals. To
rs loss tho shesring Of dead
bssn reaorted TO.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

! shown, says the Boston Post
from the aggregate Of mental
! suffering Arising therefrom,
pecuniary bss in our coun-
|ount Of prcventable sickness
10000, 1000.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

~ las, iinc years nearly
"a churches have been burn
[fies. mostly through defec-
! apparatus.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

~ report Of the Nationaf
III Underwriters shows that
han 2s72 hotels In the United
= hscn destroyed by fire dur
y light years, an average OF
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

kALp MACLEOD, q Scotch cicr-
bccnily preached n sermon on
Of CheapnesS" He said that
Eng for cheapncss and hunting
kains Is not only economically
| q cause Of great suffering tc
! Of men, women and children. =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14


CHICAGO. ftt-- June q
Ths fourth and critical day "
the Republican National CONVENTION
opened with the public pulsebea,iug win
painful intensity, nrur,tively spsas'nz
/, looked a. though all Chicago badtur''su
on, 70 look upon or wait iof The event Of
the day. A black mass of human be'nEs
lined the lake front, and The streets ieaa'
Ing 10 the Exposition buIldIns we're . Jam
Inside n was as bad II not wofss
,hsa Last night. For sbs nfst time esef'
sel.ss,s vas In his ssss fifteen H'inase'
before the hour u vsseh shs conssnslos
-ss ealIsd 70 order ssd from foot v
,sof The vast building vas rseksd ne
szrdlne bon.
Al iis2o The Chairman sscsndsd tn
sszff re. hot seeing that The Con<sni,e'
- ..ak a mood iof 1a.iFssz -
ANN IN hls seat. The hand siruek sP1z
familiar stains u "Down b ihs s9s
Rlv<f.' . uhIeh vas c14n1sd % De =,
svcEY - y ~ oo1lrrlp - - =
- - = .-A-.@ ---|~-<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
|s OF rnE Day.

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n .''' .Is1' "A ""'-"' Is
- 80. - morning 4
..s:.~i a (y-clunstl, III
-....--.-, In
Itse \ mopvisd. md 4 bored
- /,
~ Iast rine years nearly
~ churches have boon burn. .
|,Is.. mostly through defec. ..
] apparatus.
Il recently used ny the chair.
National Republican Con.
n made Of species Of wood
State and Territory In the
eIudIng Alaska
-.
II 1918 insane peoplo In the
Blackwcll's Island, New
6ks State Commissioner OF
Inutes that New York will
Insnne people in hor asylums
ut report Of the Nationh
IL Underwriters shows that
bar 2s72 hotels In the United
J becn destroyed by fire dur
I eIght years, an average Of
|
-
! shown, saysthc Boston Post
from the aggregate Of mental
pecuniary bss in our coun-
ount Of prcyentable sickness
DO, 900, 900.
IKsE, Of Baltimore, thinks that
Bing coal oil lamps cannot be
p often not to attempt to light
|out they are properly filed
that they never should bo ex-
sudden blast Of wind.
-. o.a,., ..ou-
cenily preached n sermon on
Of cheapnes>" He said that
ing for cheapness and hunting
pains Is not only economically
q cause Of great suffering to
Of men, women and children"
..,--., l., ,.,,., -, coa
! meeting ih ia'o' vi "on'
pr Tor rreslaen' was .,a ea'iea a'' 70
San rranciso" ou '''o o'on
at II was not thought adsisa-
the meeting 70 oricr' ana 'ne
re put cut andthe disconsoiate
rtcd.
..,.,,s- ,.-,.r.r rsrs arc irving
,,-.. = ~ dv,utb wbicb
~, /. NJ ar,tb Wales for
~ -.sssS ~. a ooo sheer
~. ~~...1a,ior Tbs
.r.sr.,, v,sh osrcassos and
ss.s. - ds.a animals. T,
80. ,hs shesrIng of dea,
49, = - ..'...s.d so
.c-..-,.,
= "o.'n os.s'.s ',"o ~
iona ivy sIsN ~ ~ NJ WI - :.
70 ~ ne'u ~ y .oi.a, III :
s''nsr N 100, 90 =. I...,a .o',s o'". =.
ys@ a,.oa s.,s a'sors,o. a',....-s' '
n'sges Oh '''".'.a '. -
case oi As'Anss --s Wv, -, :"
oi the ooss'n LsPv''s'on wy. ,
nee that suen 1ASp'. oau :
the smaller = ~ 'a's'
ms countrI
eoo,,,,, eh.s,rssr a Cuiten,
nan !. -. s....,.s, =. - mo =, ),
s,.ne'ua,,I.fc1s,s ,ne'u, Oh. go,
sma.s,.h,'l.~~ s-di. ssilir
's''''C :. ~. .,ss-. ~ H. purpo
@ = - -, ,,lieh 70 pros
= 49, - -. strumen,al In 4
= 80. "'s s-,skt eheIs undoul
~ :" -f
nsan4
,s.s,ssion Is at prese
ucca' ~ lover the use Of {
other 6man." The CT
chcs! lust 1 that woman
anl have rclegat
-orm 70 the lower strs
land. will her az no other 10,
hpplIsd TO tl,er female relati,
pnds. Tho opnious Of the sayar
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

"a Worth Gazette has suggest
sIonsI live stock and textile ex-
b 70 he held IN Fort Worth, In
y either in 1887 or some other
y yssr. 1t calls attention to
utsges Of expeditions e illustrat
i case Of Atlanta, and cites the
|of the Cotton Exposition there
|nce that such displays can be
! the smaller y well q in larger
! this country.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

ryESlSo srssoS

The Convention then adjourned tlll
"A m
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

Of Vermont.
The nomination Of Mr.. Edmunds was
seconded by Mr.. Curtis, OF New fofk'
At the conclusion Of Curtis speech, .hs
elerk coatinued 10 call the roll OF s'atss
uptii the completion thereof
No other State responding with nom.
,pee. FORAKER, Of ohio moved that ne
Convention proceed 70 ballot TOT MONT
nee for President Of the United states
This was met with strong opposlnoni
ami after determined display oi dils.ofi
tactics the Convention voted, 81 liso .
m, 70 adjourn I'LL II 4. ~.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

.be COMMITTEES sh Ilalss, lsesflHH me ~.
aalafss Of fl,s 6lieefs of ths WeHiehs
chflsilsn Isinpeuhes uHi5Hs
Leslie " bisssll, u few fefhy rfe..
sehled the following. HhlAh raa feieffsd
W ihu Committee % HsseIusiensi
Heolfed, That lha f6mlHlltss % Ileso.
Inlions be aud they arr tefebr Effected
" give q hsaflng 10 q cgmmltlss sppolpt
Cd W me Irish National League u Amer
lea 10 present 4 msmhfia 10 lzis e0nfsns
lion 90 ,he subject ~ % aefshlp VI ftslty
IL The tinted Ftstes ~ tufslFHefs.
A motion 70 sdIoafn wss carried ana The
eon,sutlon stood sdjosfsed uatil Wednes'
d., morning st eltseu o'eIOcs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

|scovILIs. thesister Of Guiteau,
hanged for 10 murder Of Pres
arheld, Il sloTp'ng atone Of the
twashipgson heesla She goes
! fc,l,iois nanA ed Is selling
i, as sh. ssa&s, ~ shc purpose
Iug morcy wisk kwhieh to prose
~ VIII, wsrs strumental in the
e hs broshf sAs'' und0a0'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

'ssss woman in Philadelphia ~
- : petisinn IN court nrkinz
.aaehmrni sx.inst her mother
he payneaf q 3 detl N
= s''neh~aF - - ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14


rso man named Davidson plead
" before a Baltimore judge a few
20 for stealing q set Of harness
ATS. The youthful appearance
Fdenee Of good character Of the
led the Judge to impose the
nssnce Of six months in Jail.
on asked the court TO send him 10
fiientiary instead. rs he wanted
Fsiom himself to hard work and
trade. Tho judge changed tho
y TO ono year In tho pcnitentiary,
priest term possible.