The Panola weekly star., 1884-08-02

,o0ee cAs h9raal ol'HF N ~
amnlnr Uf iHf'rrdlunUf arffIrN lIW
HeNett sir b. n trHo lnraer than ibc no
woman lb.mblo. fhlo'go JeFr9H'
The mrn rmplryed iu cleaning nnd
mrtIng ,anh finsf hdiii y Hitil@' y
skin disease, Widuh laE lnirlt lWrh
found lu hr causcl M q minif' NW''
.nsrcl which lives In the beam W ifn'
Fot 'I i.If ipI
Tho Island II NJ ltJena, wlgar
once thousand ~ WMNH Nnrtrh lHH
been completed, ruipod BY the Snr6
Canal, vessels having almost abandoned
lie Cape route 10 India --ihi@g0
Timos .tI-.IYF fuTRUM gNT
Judge Mott of the Court of Claims,
with his family drove by carnga lrnm r
Washington 10 Wllllnmstown' Mass
aud write, 20 ftirnd that tsry nnvcr -
enjoyed u trip ~ n,tph In theif lNga'Ts -,t
lfdhiaa'oq lpet L,. ,...D',t,
"A young man, hrltlessly dressed.
nndfoIowrd by histalct. lans through ~ n
The streets oiJ,ondo'l playipgn n n1rEi y i8ya
Ga,EE,l mis- smdan|J'oi raisias money tsf isg
tho London poor Hnniga1 lflilDR
1t will perhaps, interest thu yopng .it
man who has contracted 20 supply his
II
toncry for the summer to know that We
about s)2, 900 600 IL spnpt annually in ..,
the amo way by his unsophlsueatod
brcthrcn. q boston POST p. .'ii tfh E. in'
| Paris IS a beautiful city. Int Il costs .U
grcat deal Of money 70 keep II 50,
During the past twenty years more than
| $3.50, 900 has been spent on nuw H'nfN
streets, sewers, water works and public lGiiA
buildings The cost Ol the Avenue do
| ll'Opora alone wils SiG,0O0O00. i'""
The news thntJamos Rnsscll1owgl ud
has the goui nlminds the Detroit Lost h4,
| Of the remark Of m old Vermont farm
er. u II don't soc no tsc.n sail he. '''
| nin GOv'inent sondin' mihist1f8 over to hiiHd
England all the whilc tho lazy scamps
don't preach half the time when they
git there. " t'l hir i'iH
American railroads Ia Mexico aro 10
10 be handicapped by law requiring
tint all railways fence the entire length
Of their lines With fences on both sldesA'1A
which will be stock proof.i The Mdsi- ta
can Central Eoal win have TO eSpcnd \.
$4,000 0OO TO comply with sucli n law 8h'
N u H,rad af7a lei lo la'irH
William Brooks. Of MelonylDlc, N..,siia
c., was smoking a cigar, although ho Il
had four pounds Of gilnpOwdcr on the '"'
horn Of his saddle. The egnr dtopped nUig
Brooks was sudlen)y lifted from his ~
horse aud when he returned TO con
sciotIsucss he found he had lost lils mfis- i"Fol
lache aud eyebrows Tha horse went "
home without name iStrgH F0a. ,.s,
-Four children while playing IN &
doorynrl NJ Mitchell pfesni, biie layiiias
recently, vera severely slDcked by a,yfsf
S,nd egm d XXX ss'9S N lSc vSSyss, Sucs I Isnsfa
babe wOs scorshcd hbonu thaihairRndj aoi
eyebrows, aud on romDying is CLOTHES a.,
The mother found the cliilds breast and
! body covered with n delitste tracing ofai "a
leaves anil vines y Chicitf9 Inter lAraihs sel
,-ThG brooklyn bridge, has the larg.l j.,
: est span and Is considered the largest I,
, bridge In the world. Ilht we viii rb1h ia
be Obliged to yield the palm Of having Iln'r
tho biggest bridge 10 another country
, There Is now bniiiing 0s,T Tie Firth of.h'lg
Forth. III Scotland. slbridie ofpiiwo MS
spans, each of which, IS ~ n. long a. tho i.
lirooklyn bridge. 1hisis tho greatest - =
brhlgc ever designed anywhere.cAM y san
: TiDic@ fW. iqTpQ9rq fafsnr1 spaaaso.
MIR. Eugene Turpin, of Paris, . de. m
tinguishCl chemist, the inventor of ""
= harmless paisA fcr cfidfcn'A 'tcyl, ,and n y
also ofr'plnDeasii,e. e.rnnesps,Nyeqsald. ,gti
! to be Of moro destructive force than ,dY- 4,
|, Mantle. was recently atrcrdil n Thn- 9ii'
hdm No had taken quantity nf ,hiinewsnoi
!. explosive 10 Enghud fQrths purpCHe pf o.J.
experimenting IN the Darlington iroii
stone mines and was seizssd ir,Dn ~ m ~ +
gent II The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y.srtl
9ribpuc t.
TMr. Kacflcy., q fiiilsb6ro; olts. pad
wiD bdrncd u. hoiile IN furlhenncc of innf
| IA. ia ts..tt AZ.
and was arrested nj Ashland. thnt State.
i confessed the whole plot lie said lrc %
opened grave. took out an old skclc-
.,n. placed the r1hcs ~ t'in ti1,iSc set
! hc dwelling Uu fire aud jumped tbs
country lie ndniiliultfAA Hld bifpnso
; 4 the conspiracy was to cnabio his wifn
- obtain tlie fhl amount m The policy.
/, DfHr9 IfssHge ni suaisyT.m II sspt
Many pc pie who Ike 10 hpyr.g feg >
! lispliy6i 1yef thcir Villas and bdsidtal'e
!. places are guilty ,aithe. .praaiceid uessrvIg
laking,jt 1nwnui This y altogether y,
| against flag etiqpctie The colors
4 .honid tcritfscd " oifetp thc 'kdh, andasiis
+, lowered WHEN no disappears unscp thcld
Z | horisqn, beside, bup.ing soon rpis
4 flwhcn 40 improperly ycSpj2ed and. ni1te- ~
4 Sser 20 leaye pfiae oaIIoYarfnigh<Ii ilA
!. declared bi liz svpqrstiilqn1. 70 )be. fpsd,
n ipsilaiiun lp Ill-luck. y. C0gpicr-
!. | rial Adrrfhsrr., ariipf1i nioff 1lii1
II . -Kch,ori. Hartford coiip,y Msry.4sI
} land. for fort y-lwo Years tho resiissessai
+; u the late Tbomas King. was built by
\ Joshua filistand. III lT7U. Il u now =
, ons handrsd aud fourte'n yanrs oifis Il
!. The IIusbnnls, Jsys, MDrgnns, and =.
u Jewetts 1.-THE family of the railroad king)
4 lived there III succs.sion. fand sohfe u ~
e them raised large frnilles. snist3 fsere.at
4. has mayer been death inside H. walls.
n Mr.. King often spoke % this. and ssIti ~
z that HI. death wsuld no doubt ib6 tha1is
e iin-t to record; bpt bs died iwv rnilc, I,
II from home. -Bauiglore dnieiifan.