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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-06-27

heartily, and Joined u the laugh him
SELF However. his one years resi-
dcncc IN college had opened his eyes 4
little. and being naturally anything but
fool. his friends found Il not quite 20
] easy % take him In now. Is II used 10
be- and several attempts having lately
failed. Mcthyen. % sustain his dwin-
ding reputation a. Joker. had con-
cocted the plan he had lust disclosed "a
Horribly. He found the genial giant
bus'ly packing his traps ready for going
down the next day. After chatting Z
moment " TWO the tempter began:
"As yon'r going 70 town o. morrow.
4 want you 20 DO me little favor.
promised % meet girl. cousin Of
mine, Tomorrow We each had got
an order for the House of Commons.
and WINS 70 have escorted her. and Is
we meant % have little lunch together
NJ Lucas before we went In, we had ar
ranged 10 meet &c . quarter past Two at
the Westminster Bridge landing pier.
that being place where We cou|dn I pos
sibly miss each other. Now. a. bad tuck
\ viii have Il the dean has sent for me 10
see him after collections. 50 that I can 4
let the girl know. because she's away
| on visit for . dav or two 70 some
(, friends. whose address have forgotten.
and she won't return home till after
shes been 70 the House. Now. don't
want the poor child 70 wait an hour for
me. 80 would you mind going there 1t q
| quarter past two and telling her can {
come. because OF that beastly dean?
And 50 that you cant mistake her.
I've brought you her photograph. By-
the-by. her names Miss Bernard.
Now will this be too much trouble for
you2"
oh. not . bit.r said Crofton. II
shall be delighted"
Well, remember. Westminster land
ing pier. alta quarter pas two, And
now. goodbye. and pleasant long to
You.
Methyen. highly elated with the re-
suit q his scheme. Immediately wrote
note 10 Miss 4. Bernard that H. c.
would meet her n the Westminster
Bridge pier, At quarter past two
punctually. and that She must come up
and speak 70 him il she saw him first.
The next morning Crofton. having
undergone that dread ordeal called
collections. having been bullied
alternately BY the principal. the dean
and the senior tutor, hurried on to the
station and just managed to catch the
midday express to town. On his ar
rival. leaving his traps at q hotel. he
rushed OF 70 Westminster Bridge land
ing pier and arrived there within q
minute or two Of the appointed time.
There were but few people on il when
be arrived, and certainly no one re-
sembling in the slightest degree the
photograph Of Mr.. Methyens cousin.
lie looked up and down. but no-thcre
was only one young lady there. and she
wasn't in the least like the photograph.
She Was standing close 70 the ticket
Office. holding the hand Of . littie boy
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

Tber. i no better ums " paint build
ings than during the pleasant days In
slBier Paint spread IN cold weather
makes = better covering for the VOID
than II lad ~ when the wood j. hot.
abi eaoess gcly dry. 40 that the oil l.
imfnfd atsly absorbed. leaving the lead
o. sdhsr material used as a ehAlky snb
ftanas on The surface ready In 4 few
Blynths 30 rub 81 or be- washed by
rains. II will require a little more
paint ut n single coat in cold than
10 warm weather. ~ the oil viii be-
ia cksned q little by the cold. but then
Il will stay where i u put. aud a sec-
0nd Cgnt will BE- less nee led
One advantage N pa nting now i
the absence VI dies and other small in'
sccis which. In warm weather. often
make freshly laid pa ut look anything
bat attractive. II lhsis i sags "a iAs
gruund to cover the earth. and prevent
dust and raves from h#lHg blown iHp
"a. ia ni. I'll the letter IN tha fsfl
coolest saathsr 4 msf ~ vel ~ tssi
the BaisFials is . sara r'sgm. - 81
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fks1 TAKES ~ ~ Il ) lsszfsl "a, 1
wa~~f hsing fell u lltils sAes vii
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sau1gA-xs~ kaqizrd fsr~<r.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19


w ai. an I%inini-u 81 trru-
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w .a- l.a nnvt vi ia4f blue -tdru
-hf nimiiuut uia uuisshnns uf
nuuf III .gu IrpvI wre- liur4 vtt
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viif ulH'1. earr
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,tnuslsf O. d.Hm9lls De- rey talds9me
prf Of if ugu brlut1es la ground
81 fst bus suir. covered uith an ir.
-rlE, lbes-lts pattern 81 Lavender
y hg8FDeis u flowers 10 petu-
ta Ea1 al dlle tnts aBd foliage OF
tt1t. rsa
nu style muH Is composed Of row
q falling chenille, either ia black,
tr1wa ~ any dark color. with loops 0l
guii or silver braid sewn on az a dis
tanoe beneath The falling fringe, bu
showing between.
Black satin aprons sometimes have
large sunfOwer embroidered upon then
IN gold thread or JET; Others have brace
TO bits. like one u black satin, finishes
with small plated founces. each edges
with gold braid To tbs was attache'
Il pointed side-pieee, meeting at III
back and tied round the skirt with
bow Of ribbon.
Young ladies now wear one. two q
three strings Of pearls. fastened In fror
Ia y dainty jiile, ralnrrd velvet b1v
ais0 n band Of velvet or crras.. ~ssDre
lace. with n pompon as fastening. wor
towards the let ear. Some yelv'
bands are edged on each side with
string oi small pearls, aud others ha'
tiny pearls dotted All over them.
A Newport sash In the new rel hi
the ends finished with n self-colon
mulberry fringe il Is worn with a dr.
Of gray mcrino. and the ends are mere
crossed behind and passed under a grou
Of tiny gathers. placed Just behind q
waist at the back Of the skirt.
Ladies' silk stock ngs are very han
some IN texture and beautifully inishi
this season Some have mitred clOcI
OF del icate lace In exquisite designs. At
Others have the fronts adorned with pe
pondicular rows Of lace irertings. III
new lAce.ribbod hose come in all Il
novel cnlors and o,id shades.
Small handkerchiefs have borders
small squares Of colonel cambr.c Al
Naicncienues, and others show gai
, cred fr llings of Vatican embroideT
small icsto0ns u ink and blue loweI
, edged with seollops Of alternating C
y Or.
Il seems quite like the fairy tale
the fabris for = ladys dress being GO
p ceaie1 IN a nutshell. wien one reads
y delightfully."- warm wraps for hause
p efgn.ng scar. made d ihe finest came
4 hair. woven and knitcii IN the Pyrene
} ~ light aud eft and elast G uat N
4 can easily b. passed through al m
Z nary finger ring -ihaadoipa ia Tim
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19
A Fathers Love.

| happened 10 be in Greenfield, Mass,
one day last week. and | saw Il train
COM in from the West, having attached
TO i "A drawing-room coach containing
but three Individuals. There was q
diving woman and her maid; the third
was 4 kindly, but sad faced old man.
The ear was switched on n 8 de track,
the blinds were lifted, and the wan
white face OF the dy ng lady looked out
rom her couch upon the glorious valley
90 the East. The December sun was
wonderfully spr ng-like. Mists hung
mon the d slant mountains, but the
rch and fruitful valley was bathed in n
so / and tender light. Never was Il
CENTER winter day, and did hui
man face disp ay greater terrestrial Joy
than did she who WIS ''home again.
The tory. rs | heard il Mt the ststion,
was sal, but interesting. 4 wealthy
| rs.iIrnt Of the n~oighborhOod had a
| los civ daug Ter. Ia wee sought for
by many, but a young ochinyar came
out Of the West" and carried away the
prize. He took her 10 his lair In the
wilds Of New Mex co. After 4 year she
.ickene I. and her cry was for her old
New ngland home. Then, when III,
end wa. near. her athcr came. and q
him the dying woman uttered her yearn.
ings to breathe her lat amid The
scene. Of her childhood. Talk about !
husbands love, Pshawi What is Il TO 1
fathers or a mother'.7 The husban,
had said Il was impossible: the faiheI
declared her one wish should BE- graft
fei. The doctor insisted there was bu
a week II lie. The telegraph wire
were put in nation, a drawing room
car aud m engine were occurred, aud
wildcat train anne dashing madly q
the Fast IN order tina, a weak woman
desire might be gratiied. thousand
ol dollars wene spent aud the tenders
care exercised, Tut all was fel aid b
the Jos II that white face Mt the ca
window.
+. To-day she may be dead. for all
know. II I b. 80. she has died !
peace, and n fathers love has smoOthc
a daughters pathway to the gray
! How We aru given u sontiu en- al In
10 such maiirrsl 1 think OF her as o. q
gentle Nell Of III kens-no sleep
beautiful and calm. 30 &c from trs'
, OF pain. 20 ar TO look upon. Isl
seen ed q creature fresh frum the han
u God. aud wait ~ or the breath
life. not one who had lived aud suffer,
death. - Albany Express.
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TO profuce real genuine sleep md
like repose aII Night, lake a Iius !
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pear by using hop bitters.
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are made perfectly quiet and spfifl
using hop biiteFs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

"oh. yes" replied RossIusko; u
cant complain. l have my salary.
$1,000; then | male : 90 year by M
literary labor, thai makes $500 F; then
run IN debt si.t0o. that makcs 5000.
A single man who couldn't subsist on
that ought 10 b. ashamed Of himself
-T,yas Siffings.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

Gr,f Tres A. eureffft iffm nsfspls.
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,ai.. frrsimi dai8 sly stbHgs ~
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hrt AfA ~ fam drurEist ~ pamphlsi
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

wus. Gr~rEst karnrAS saysi "1havs
Frequently pufchased Duraus's Remedy f?r
fraepas Fafering with rheuma ism ana ~
s-trr Instances 4 worked Ike magie:v II
cares whsn every thing else falls. write
fsr free pamphlet 20 r. X. Helphenstins,
W~ash4n~+ru n 4.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

The Jews are more numerous In
Hamburg. frankfort, Amsterdam and
Warsaw than In any other European
towns. ~ ~ European countries Ire
land has the least n mber Of jews n IL
a strong indication VI It, poverty.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

CorgHs AND HohEsEarsh-The irrita
sisn which Induces coughing Immediately,
rel eyed by use n "BroWH's bronchial
Troeks..n Sold only IN boxes. % cts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

slhHn wuftut tfctase frqfn M what
Rwlht E,srt OF ~ hai sferffd IN my
ruHt. ID has cuf u hhlaflal lsnn
irm. AncHtE TASKS, Springfield Tenn.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

IHAvE taken Swift's Specific (S.f.S.) for
Rheumatism, and found perfect relief. IL
i the best tonic and Blood Rcmody known
10 science. d. T.. HILL,
Attorney at Law, Atlanta, Ga.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

"Tuts Is n new wrinkle" as tho aging
maiden said on consulting her MIRROR
Chicalo Tribune.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

starnr Msa "wels' Health Remover" 70
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19
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The necessity for
pronipt and efficient
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complaint, debi NY.
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generally.
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cArAupHa rS CREAM BALM

when applied by
the finger into the
~nostrils, VII be abb
snfbed, effectuany
clean ing the head
OF catarrhal virus,
causing healthy Sc
cfatiotia. IL allnys
inflammation. pro-
tects the membrane
of the nasal pass
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nj colds. completely
heals the sores Rad
restores taste an
smell. A fcw appll.
cations rcirt :. 4
thorough Treatment
ttHi positively cure.
Agreeable 10 use,
d, cents by mail or ~
rugg,sts.o wogo,N.f
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PrFz blood means perfect health. Use
Samaritan NerpiRe and the results certain,
T. beaith.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

Encyclopaedia" Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases, u.
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orryx T~rizAHyrH's golden days" were
tashion's ufssi time+-N j. Netes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

Haie's Honey Of Horehound and Tar
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-06-14
Florida's New Product.

The sea coast of Southern Florida is
to be brought into competition with
CeyloH, the Malabar and Coromandel
coasts of India, the tropical islands of
the Pacific, the West Indies and South
America, where immense groves of CO.
coanut trees may he seen. An enter
prising capitalist OF New Jersey, who
sees millions in the project, has started
aneXtensive plantation OF cocoanut-trees
in Dade County, along the coast of
Southern Florida. The seed cocoanuts
were brought from South America and
given careful attention in a nursery,
where tie nuts were placed in squares
containing about 400 each. These were
covered an inch deep with sand and sea-
weed, or soft mud from the beach, and
watered daily till they terminated.
One hundred thousand plants have been
set out on a tract OF about 1000 acres,
at cost of nearly $40, 900, and next
winter the number will be largely aug
mented. The plants were placed in
holes three feet deep and from twenty
to thirty feet apart. 1t requires six
years for the trees to begin to yield re-
turns, but it is estimated that in ten
years the grove will pay ten per cent.
on a valuation of S2,O00,0OO. A full
grown tree will mature about sixty nuts
annually. The Florida cocoanut cult
ure is limited, however, as it is confined
exclusively to the sea-ccast, and the
trees can only be grown to a small ex-
tent in Southern Florida. In their native
regions the cocoa palms grow to height
from sixty to one hundred feet, with a
cylindrical stem which attains a thick
ness of two feet. The tree terminates
in crown of graceful, pinuate leaves,
and is very beautiful. In Ceylon alone
the number of cocoa palm trees grow
ing is estimated at 10000, 000.-BoSton
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