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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-15

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Sabren regelmdbig iebes Sabr mad
Berlin, aber Die Waiienbausndo6en
tpollen gar ni6t tpa9ien."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20
SCAR Ear"

"You ought to be able to overhear
all that goes on remarked the
dominic, gazing derisively at tho long
ears Of the patient MSS.
81 do" replied the patient ass.
"Gct on
The dominic climbed upon the pa
tent back. and when his long legs
were adjusted, he smote the patient
ass with his umbrella, and said:
"Get up"
81 WILL" replied the patient ass.
81 since YOU insist upon IT.
And then he "got up" his back in
n sharp hump and buckcd the dominic
over the long grey ears, clear through
the Usage orange hedge into the guinea
hens nest on the other side. The pa
tient animal reached for a thistle and
laughed. u low, mournful laugh.
"You bet your cassock." he MUIR
INJURED. IL owe ear every thing that
goes on my back. Little pitchers have
great ears. but their best holt lies in
the p%rojectilc tissue Of the lack bone.
Aud in all the pleasant meadow there
came no sound save the soft signing of
the summer wind, toying with the
bending grasses and the hushed
breathing Of n holy man. %scraping from
his somber garments tho debris Of the
long, too long, boarded wealth Of the
guinea hens hidden nest"-BHrling-
ton HdUkeyo.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20
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w ffatga1f.
Not I aeek In NE Yaaf g1ea Ny ihas
a0vn fbfsiiaa mitHhmafY dnes MI sat
ff1m aYHa Amefi M port IN ~ htltH
fa W. lAfihe eco hoard hpubd ~ t'tite
heather lanl Men and women, mar
ned aud shgla. afe pushing no almosi
dally elfh no Dfhaf effand than ~
sprasd tba tospol NJ Jasua Christ
Never before hsyo Christian missions
shown such abundant PROMISE m
diaaav0is JgHrah
One N our Nov York exchanges
calls attention 10 q matter thhi seems ~
invite n remedy W. mean The failure
NJ tho churches generally ~ give 10
toe, by n 4gn npOn their outer walls
VI their den0minallgnal connection and
hours " service. We have occasional
" seen such n sign, and thought u M
excellent idea. But the rule "a ~ dis
play only one Or more undortakers'
signs on the church front N !. EJatn
mcr.
A new method n popular lnstruo.
ton IL said ~ be- growing In favor IN
Germany. "Pyramids Of Instruction
are being erected In various towns and
cities In that country, which show upon
their faces tho elevation Of the place
above the sea level, the difference be.
tween local time and that OF Vienna.
Paris, London. New YORK. etc, and
much statistical information. On each
pyramid are placed Il clock, o barome.
ter and q thermometer.
1t is a custom Of the day, in speak.
ing Of the education Of girls, to lncorpo.
rate into the subject the leading idea
that everything remains 10 be done.
The Truth is that each mother, in super
intending the growth Of the child, sup
plies, so far as she can, the things de
sirable OF which she herself was de,
prived in her youth. II the mother
lacked practical training, tho daughter
gets it, or vice versa. Theory is oI
value, but the mothers are at work Oh
this subject all the time. - Current.
The New York Observer says tina
for the last thirty-four years the Bibl'
societies Of England aud America hav'
printed over 1000 copies for eacl
business day. And at an outlay o
about $685. 900, 900, ovcr 1i5, 10000
copies Of the Scriptures have been pub
lished by these two societies since thei
formation in 1904 and 1916, the date
OF their respective organizations. II, a
has been estimated. the numerous Bib
societies and private publishers have is
sued as many more copies, the numbe
of copies OF the Scriptures printed woul
about equal u copy for every family no,
living on the globe.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

Young man. you will vote for the first
time noNt November. | don't want to
influence you, but candor comp,ls me
to say that if you donot heed my words,
and you contribute to the election Of
any candidate but the one | vote for,
YOU may take my word the country is
ruined. | don't care what you call
yourself so long rs you vote my ticket.
There are good men in every party, but
more in m party than in any other,
and you should choose impartially.
Only | don't want TO see you walk up
to the polls and cast your first vote with
the party:
THAT threw banana peel on the side
walk:
That composed "Sweet Violets;"
That struck William Patterson and
then hid itself from just vengeance in a
cloud OF anonymity;
That wrote ''Beautiful Snow
That invented walking matches;
That slandered George Washington
by naming the pic after him;
That learns to play the violin with
the windows open;
That told the policeman that some
bod was being murdered in your house
when your sistor-in-law was singing.
Just clioo @ for yourself; but keep
away fro n the party that Endorses the
above platform. -B0St0B Transcript.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

A ufHsaHi fsafs fl0 sri nv 4 I8Ha
MH lfisf lha N0ld So hDf al ia
gI Yigat faiaa "a, D~e4iHglyf HHl
utufai 4ti eHfihig h4li III u n1z
a u iHf. Hf0DfdiHR r. thA lmfah
HfH4 ia MaH nd gYiaaa ~ ihfae fs5
luf flIief saa0fd hg tifIia Flea ~ mhu
iH ilf mah Hnd iqf lees he WDmeh. n
ih0aa 4 lahl mas ihYlhidd thpmaalga f
Yffg liH nli maiiNfs ~ ihi4 kihd,
lHff leif II 10 iha riufhImHu ~ mod
No. with sifb dangorouf la,0k lenfnaal
a af plain fuil NJ thing mysterious md
unk noeh ahi oul NJ Tie fur egf
hef through thr gipaaf irf mount
i4in ftnYH ah Nh wfra placed there 70
Arep u sieadf, blow fhH four winds NJ
helyen' ~ eOufaf, The center 81 N hli
wna tlH tile town Of euHntY, parish,
minpf. bafpny ~ Kingdom whore
tlHy dwelff bot mtsldo ~ That wng ~
man land II VIVA looked upon by our
remote f1feiathrn IN much The snme
lgt mit u by The Chinese, who while
making maps " Tho f0wefy land On u
scale ~ large as "a show the ground plan
" every town and village, mark Wi the
countries outside oithhi magic boundary
VI theirs ~ "inhnbiioi BY barbadans.h
1T WIS the land NJ the inidel,' The
people said. "A they plously crossed
themselves NJ the thought. MI WIZ
mysterious 10 the travellers Of that agp
Ila unknown lands were full " drag.
IN. aud giants, roos, ores, witch.whale .
gri1ing. chimeras, cnchnnters, Taynims,
snrncon., Emirs and Sulian4, kaisers,
0f Constantinople, " Ind aud Ca'haY,
aud Cipango. What u choice was there
then for n young traveller, n good
knight and a proper man withall II
he had n mind, he could steer his way
10 Lapland, where las all the world
knew dwarfs forged chain.armor Of
magic links, and where witch-whales
and i"cp-mountains roamed about In
the chilly sen; or 70 south aud .Oln the
Varangiad Guard in Constantinople. or
beard the Turk in Palestine; or into
Egypt. AMI win the Princes daughter by
killing great dragon, rs did 81. George;
or down 10 Cordoya, whore there wero
dire magicians: or into the forests OF
Brittany. where bcauteous fairies sport
cd kindly immortals who loved 10 be
welded 10 mortality who emptied his
water Jars At night and hlled them with
good Khine wine ere dawn o fday. lie
might sven marry one, as did Sir
Thomas, and pass u few years in fairy.
land! Countries Of The World.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20


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well hats Nna thing V4nf ~ ass
~ ab1Ht sllns pasfi filietmaH
Nu 70 nemiff N taHffef 1f iti
sHmeihnH ~ pihef ~ w. M Waahinf
TAN klndaf miia ne ny mimi De-
~ visiting tLe hni0 fifg dny ~ fHa
nov pot 9llte NJ HHhifd ~ 80 fnh
thin alDli fha aston ti1Hfa, M va .
Go eppHat avem tr No. hoieH
NiH Welg
"WfL shen Ahlnrlsf eima be faiA
w. ~ snunls hadnt arrived an1 III.
stood 70 pt}ihg hii bolfd he borrowed
hve dpllnw ~ mn
what efsdoniialag'
II dunno never saw anything n
NE tDfi. aHl dunno what ilpy hro mple
NJ M hos they luDh didn't want "a
give my Ignorance away ~ n visiting
sinioiman and ~ ! didn't ask my
question:
nWeIlg'f
"Wull, The nHst Saturday afternoon
be- cnmo In rather burr odly and said his
crcdgntlnls bad arrived, and be- wanted
ZEN dollars Ia get them certified
allow oertiiodP'
II dunno 'aposcd II had SOME
thlnl 10 do with swearing on y Bible,
and II str iek me- tina, ten dollars n swear
Vas awful dear. However, ! let him
have the money
"And you haven't seen him sincog"
"NO, SIR. DO you th NIX ho could
have fallen into the riyerF'
"Ile was n fraud, madame. llo has
PLAYED you for two weeks board and
fifteen dollars in cash
"La' but yOn don't say sou
"Tbats the clse.'
-" reat starsl but be was n visiting
statesman Il our statesmen descend 10
such tricks what will this country come
tor
'lIe lied to you; the fellow probably
never saw Wash ngton.'
"My ~akesl but did You oycrl And
them crcdcntialsP'
"All bosh, madame
"ureat cats but It makes mo SILVER
all overt And so I'm beat?N
"Ycs.n
well! Well Did | eyerl Ana when
he gets them credentials certified to he
won't come bankP"
"Ncyer never more"
"Dear me but | must hurry home
and tell my daughter Ann. lie kinder
made love 10 her, and she kinder rccip-
rocatod, and in case they made q match
| was 10 keep house Tor 'em in Wash
ingtOn, and they were to take dinner
with the President every day. Did
ever, ever! What statesmen! What
credentials! What wickcdncss" DO.
trOH Free Press.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20
sample BusIne.s Orerdene.

Soap Man-"Good morning. madam.
Sorry 10 trouble YOU TO come to the
door. but | wanted TO leave you . SAM
pie bar Of our new patent soap. Please
try H. No charge, of course"
Madam Certainly. | will try Il
with pleasure. was afraid you would
not come
"Afraid I would not Gomez why
you surely could not have been expect.
Ing me. for | only got the job this morn
ing"
mo. | was not expecting you par
.ticulsrls. but | was afraid no soap agent
would be here In .imc.n
Elm timean
Yes. tho soap sample men hate
been dropping on = little during The
past i've years. and - my stock Of
samples was running low. | was really
frightened"
"Why. what ahoutss'
"At the thought that | might actually
have 10 eerrn buying soap svain-''-
Sasssa<.psss 49,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

''Oh. by the way" he said, after ex.
changing ~salutations with a New En-
gland bank president Il saw your
son in Paris just before. sailed"
'l-e.sl"
''Over on bank business, l pre-.
sumep'
''Ycs; II was connected with tho
bank"
''Had plenty Of money!"
'Oh. yes"
"'iIe'll return feeling Ike q new fell.
low. Tell you, such \ trip braces a mai
up
YES; | know. Good morning"
wonder what alls old Grimes. TO
carry such n serious faee"' qucried tho
returned tourist of a friend on the next
square.
''Oh. You don't know. Of course.
His son skipped out with $4,000 about
a month ago. and the old man has had
to make II good. he careful To avoid
speaking OF the young fellow II VOC
meet the old man" Hall Sircci keHS
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20
Piazza Talk al the scashore.

'Oh, Mamicl I'm awful glad YOU
have come down; we are going to have
= german and you can trot inside $40
sir. and road ten miles an hour. best
boss | ever owned he's-cngagcd to
that young Soper and they do say
hos dreadful fast. no daughter Of
mine should DO taken by the head and
dipped into u dish of melted butter
then they taste like-nanncl trimmed
with braid and q tennis hat OF black
crimson. then | think. Jennie. I shall
be- the hest catch on the field. sir. took
Il right OF the bat Jim Boggs he was
playing behind aud he ran back and
wiped Stitch and Smorlwarc completely
out sir. all their assets are the love.
lest box of French candy you ever saw.
Nellie, Az when he came down | asked
him II he sent It, and he said less a.
soon as he stuck his fork into 'em,
them's mothers pickles. seq John. |
can tell mothers pickles. they allu.
taste like : - regular old maid, my dear.
been down here for the last ten years,
sue IS trying TO CATCH the biggest cod
Dish that has been taken Of this shor,
this year. when Jack pulled him up ii,
isa was-down ut the roilcr.skstiis
rink having an awful good time. IL I,
embarrassing though 10 fall into-th'
mcanest clique that ever was planned
and just TO put down-a hot whisk,
punch. wish we might. old boy. bui
the Law aud Order League eas aiken :
q dreadful chill. catch mo In the waite
again without-managing private thcat
ricals. I'd Ike 10 have you try II. Girl
say that they cant take part that hai
lovemaking and then kick like a stec
Y You give them n part that hasn't
horrid mean thing. do wish peopl,
would mind their own affairs. WI,
We danced the german Saturday. an
Sunday ~ went 10 the rucfs tozsihs
md nov they say | nm a perfees bar
room MI kinds VI liquors In his room
saa- mother aaa l ~ " ssxatssa v
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20
VII.

Mr.. Alfred DcVries did not quite like
the new servant at Montford House.
Onc thing particularly he did not like.
aud that was the way in which the en-
gAgcmcnt was made. TWAS something
quite unusual Tor Mr. Montford to take
business into his own hands In this way.
aLd Mr.. Devrics felt rs II his rights
had been invaded.
Perhaps | might rs well say here. as
anywhere. that Mr.. Gilbert was not rs
clever rs some pcoplc-his private Sec
rotary. for instance. lie WINS one Of
those people who are characterized rs
having "more money than brains"
Therefore. TO make up for that lack.
Mr.. DeNrics. who was in exactly the
opposite condition. had taken upon him.
self the charge OF his affairs Perhaps
he made a good thing out Of u, Mt least
he appeared well satisfied. generally
and being high in Miss Montfords
good graees. who was Lady Superior In
all social and domestic matters. there
really seemed no rcaso why he should
not be.
fro M CONTINUED
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

fvft IL a We'll Known racti IN the
Diamond Byea moro colpfingi4 given than
III any known Dyes, aud they Give faster
and more brilliant ooiors. 100. NJ al drug
glgts. They are a great succcaa. Wells,
Richardson a. Co., Burlington, W.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

A Wisconsin farmer was seen stop
ping up the chinks In his dilapidaied log
house. A big snake had crawled In and
gone to bed with him on the previous
night. and he had disliked IL
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

"A mild and artistic way Of telling
that = man Is lndulging too often In The
flowing bowl Is TO remark that he Il
making ian expensive collection Of
snakssft
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20
TIE MARkETs.

Ir afflicted with Sore Eyes, uHo DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell It. 25o-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

IN makes = mill. vlfs tlu'h 70 ast
her lisr Hlk dress IL ussefed- Chieags
IYUHHs,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

Purlnes tho skin. Use instead Of unwholo.
come cosmotica HIPS Hair and Whiskcr
Dyc, 60c.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

Figsd Wares sent CO n Anywhere Whole.
i 4 Retail Prior list nee. GoOdsglhFtn.
unflthtteed. B.CsrRKitI. i5s Wabash Nv -Ohleago
nnC0 A MONTH. ARrBis Wanted. - teg,
Af1lI selling nrltlrs IN fhT world. \ sample fhff.
ILoo Addrss A BRONSON. DErHoIr. MiuiL
BRYANT 8 STATIONS Buslnss, and
n. Louf, No sa sinIenis yrsfIy. Young insn t1uFhi nlak-
keping. Shorthand. pstnansiiip. and assisted ~ posiisis.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

NATURE combs The roostor's head, Int
man has 10 comb bis own.-M y Times.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

THE short, hacking cough, which lends 10
Consumption, Is cured by piso'5 Cure.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

LA Germany even the smallest
watch wheels are nov made from paper
gale
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20
Years!
AcANcrk FoR TwrNTy vrAas-

A CANCER FOR TWENTY YEARS,
For twenty years I suffered from a Cancer on fny
neck. Patent po'seh and Mercury Mixtures fed IN.
stead OF curing the Cancer. l lost the use Of my arms
and the upper part VI my body. Ny grnefnl health VA
broken down, and ny llfr was drspairrd Of. 4 \.
clfrd M sound and vel. THIS new lease Of life ii
save TO me can not be measured hy any mpuefafs
value, owe my lie AMI ths support " my family 10
bwifrs Specific" ". Il RoBisoN. DayisboFo, Ca.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20
p TO DC CURED,

MI Brook near Albany. ~as hopclra.ly afflicted
mouth and throat The time " his death was ustv a
question Of very short time, lie prayed for death
ne suffering was 30 Krrai. \ : r.. has had a wuudrf.
veal fuel SUR 0f his hing o ffsetly rurvl IA tine.
W. n GfLnkRt. Albany, Ga
Our Treatise on Blood aad skin Diseases maIled FRYE
70 applicants.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drzwer1 Atlanta Ca
N y ONES. 80 ". si 81 Philadelphia once. isn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

Are you Rheumatism rae
sKidnry Wort cured me, aftsr I sss ~
do ~ physlclAH4 and I hsd ~ ed t1trtiI
E1hriigc Msieolsa, Wsss ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-15
HARDWARE AND METALS.

AxEs-Collins, u dozen, 300; Gold Dollar,
p dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, u dozen, 1909;
Double Bit, 100.
sKILLETs AND LDs-ilac q IN; sugar ket-
Tin PLATE-I. C. lOxli, a box, 500; I. C.
l4x2G, q box, 500; Terne, lix2O, b box, $50;
| Terne, 20x2S q box, li.5O.
| TINwARE-Pieced, discount 30 ti cent;
| stamped, discount 30 y cent.
| SOLDERING. |, loo; No, J, and I, lSc n ~
| DUCK HORSE CoLLARS-NO. |, i.25 h dozen
| HAMEs-Two loop, 400 Sdozen; three loop
TAcKs-In boxes, 100 papers, $50 q box,
GRuB HoEs-fS dozen, $50; railroad picks
| \, dozen, $50.
| MATTOcKs-P dozen, 300.
RUBBER BELTISG-Discount 30 y cent and
10 n cent.
| NAIIs-3,2j, rate.
SHoVELs AND SPADEs-ROwland dis.
| count 10 Il cent; Ames' list, steel goods, dis
count ~ and 10 n cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-Shafts, finished, 0.0
poles, 1850; singletrees, wagons, select, l55
1000; hickory axles, 1000; holsters, i75; coup
ling poles, i.7j; spokes, xxx, select, 30
| xxx, $50; sawed felloes, ia, l.75; ., 200
Bowden shoes, Geo; northwestern horse nails
No. q, 500: Z, 6.2j; \, 500; bar iron, &c rate
pillow steel, &c; spring steel, Sc; cast steel, lSc
BuGgIEs-tirade II. and spring top, 9OOOt
10000. do. open, 10OOnSO.0O; do. side sprln
top, l0O.OOCGl3j0O; do. side bar, l0OOOtGl3O.O0
DO. phmtons, l250a0lj0.0O: grade A. sid
1000; bump seat buggiCs, l75.OOG2OOO; plat
form springs, llOO0GlO.OO; three spring wag
ons, e,ONGllbOO.
WIRE-Smooth wire No. 0, Be; Nos. 10 an
sc. apanned, barbed wire, &c; galyar
Eed barbed, &c.