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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-08


II wire fences arc to come into uni.
Y"rsal use there appears to be no good
reason why nil Of our outlands should
not be surrounded with II line Of trees a
proper distance apart TO serve as posts,
This would save tho expense Of posts
and at the same time secure n perma.
nent fence.
hrorpd fields that are to be plowed
and cultivated, there would be an oh.
jsceion on account of the roots. but
around pastures there not only seem.
10 he No objection, but u positive nd.
vantage secured by the shade which the
trees would afford.
In s,tiing trees for this purpose care
should be taken to set durable trce-.
nnd also trees adapted TO the soil and
he climate. Some localities require
on, kind, and other localities quite a
different kind. Within fifteen or TWEEN.
~ miles Of the oceai the red cedar
would be one OF the best for this pur.
popi Il will grow on any soil from n
stif clay to n dry sand or gravel. It Ia
trio II will not make quite Us rapid
growth as sorue ether trees, hut Il bears
trensplanting rs well rs most deciduon,
trees, and will soon begin D grow, by
tho third. and often the second yoal
aiper set. II will grow rs fast Ms II lefi
to grow where the Seeding first started.
The locust would be Il still better tree
il II were not for the borer that got.
inI5 the trunk. often in such numbers a,
to Ill tho tree. This Is n very rapid
gr'wing tree. and yet would not grow
lafso enough to encumber the laud.
Where the borer does not work TIL,
would he an excellent tree for live fenc.
posts.
Tho chestnut would make an exec.
Lent tree for posts II II did not grow sc
large; II grows very rapidly aud ruv
IN straight, but when Standing single h
"a ,ws very large.
The black walnut Is n quick growing
tree and II grows in good form for ,
post.
Tho white ash In some localiti,,
would be a good tree, but occasionalf,
would in time get too large.
The red maple Is easy TO TRANSPLANT.
grows well. and would make q ver,
gtod tree for posts In wet land.
The walnut would also make n goo
troo on dry land, but IL Is very diihcul
to transplant II, and the time requires
10 get y large enough for n post woult
be an objection.
He who attempts TO surronnd hi.
land with live fcuco posts should frs
make himself so familiar wlt1 the habit
OF tho different trees that no mny pni
make a mistake by setting ,he wron.
tries on the different soils which sur
round his farm. Massachusetts Pong.
mru.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-08
Life In st. Petersburg,

People here all arm themselves fol
the winter. There can lie no question
us TO its severity. Indeed, ono would
be inclined to imagine II were almos,
welcomed as q friend. for keen disap.
pointment is expressed when tho snow
IS tardy in falling. After the heavy
rains which fall in the late autumn
n roads are almost n necessity OF
eyistencu. II frost suddenly sets IN
before they are made. 1t Is under great
difficulties that the country people
bring supplies to the metropolis; the
price OF provisions rises in proportion.
and distress ensies. Double windows
arc universal; they are an absolute
necessity For the admission of fresh
air, one pane in each window Is left so
that II may be opened at pleasure. The
rest of tho window is 80 thoroughly
secured that not n breath of the keen
air can enter. This process accom-.
plished, tbs difference of tho tempera.
ture within doors is sensibly p%ercepti.
bile, and heating by means Of stoves
may then be delayed for some time.
The interior Of n Russian house Is not
familiar to all. so. under favor of the
Larts and Penates, we will enter the
sacred domlcile, first, promising that q
well kept house in st. Petersburg or
Moscow IL exceedingly comfortable A
tall. portly suisse (house porter MI.
mits you, when n footman ushers you
up n mostly spacious, handsome sta +.
case. often OF marble, and after
passing through the usual double
doors, You are introduced into
an anteroom whore you leave yont
inevitable garment - your fur cloak.
Inc reception rooms are then entered,
and these often seem interminablc.
eight or nine In number In the houses
on the Palace or English Qnays are no
uncommon, generally opening into ono
another. Toe inlaid parquets Of the
room are often very beantifnl-the floor
poiisher Is an important institution in
i'ussla; oil course, some rooms are rich.
~ carpeted and do justice to the looms
oil Turkey and Persia. The silk or dam.
ask curtains, wall hsngirgs. and COW
crlngs Tor the ottomans arc superb. AN
Is luxurious; vases Of lapsislazuli.
porphyry and malachitn. pictures and
OBJ Gets OF art In general are In profu.
sion. The Russians are very fond OF
promenading through their suites OF
apartments, and ample space IL left for
this purpose. The winter being so lonv.
every conceivable mems Is used to
shed around the charms of warmcr
climates trellIscs. along which various
croepcrs are trained arc introduced:
pretty baskets OF plants Qulips. hya.
einths, cameilias in full bloom. while
winter is still raging outside the con.
slant warm temperature inside being
favorable TO their cultivation. l'hnl
Continental fashion of living In fats
much prevails here. Sleep ng rooms are
not invariably numerous In proportion
to the reception rooms; but this state Of
things naturally improves with the In.
crease OF civilization - TrmDfe Bar
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-08
Earthquake \ hocks.

The eastern coast Of the United States.
from Virgins 10 Maine, was r%ecentls
disiur cd by an earthquake. Il creataa
no little alarm. but did no damayc'
Science Is 20 far al fault In dcalIn,
with earthquakes. II does not know
10 what they are attributable. They
arc niosl frequent In tropical countrle,
near volcanic regions. Earthquakes
have been ealle'l suppressed yolca.
noes. II not due 10 electricity. NJ l.
suspected by some scientists. they ars
often accompanied by electrical and
magnetic phenomena. One theory i
that they are duo to disturbances In the
liquid molten matter that is supposed
to underlie the crust of the earth. An.
other aud very plausible explanation i.
that they are occasioned by the earth,s
parting with It's internal heat Az cool
ing bodies contract, 1t would follow thai
portion II the crust OF the earth
would be uphcaved. and this would
socount for the mountains and o,hes
irregularities on the surface Of M
globe II may be that the recent earth
quake on the east coast Of the United
States was really an %upheavai Of ths
A~lleghanies, and II may also be thai II
time. that Is hundreds OF thousands "a
Tears. The Alleghsnies may reach M
altitude Of the Rocky Mountains or tbs
Andes But Of course this il all cor.
iecture = Dtn'orsafs AoaiAls.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-08


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center i worked In ailk q suitable ple.
lufo 10 outline stitch. II The silk Is
used which i Intended for this kind Of
embroidery. Il Will not fade, or run
when washed. and the Tides are thus
rendered seryiceabld N u faaf.
IN a number Of localities, both
East mud West, the plan Of holding
nc' gLbOrhood or township fairs or
farmers lest walls has been pnicticed
with pleasant results. There i no gate
Or entry fec An address Is given, fol.
lowed by d picnic dinner. Some Of
these u%nprctontlous %ncighborhood fairs
been conductive 10 morn profit
pleasure than tho "regnlars. ~
Leader.
Examine the newly thrashed wheat
after II has been put IN tho bins for a
weeks, and II damp or heating Il
be run through a tanning mil to
lool the air in ii. or Il should be spread
ipon n barn.hoor and shoyoled over
occasionally. A good way TO examine
wheat in bins is to have a stick like
constantly stuck It's length
into the grain; by pulling II up
md feeling with the bare hand any heat
an at once be detected. - Prairie
Warmer.
In the economies of tree-life water
; something akin 10 the circulation OF
he blood OF animsls; 1t is through and
" means Of water that nutrition aud
'rowth takes plaae. IL Is estimated
hat three tons OF water n day arc used
y tho largest trees, and thrown into
he atmosphere in tho form Of yapor,
II is this vapor that causes the
oolor and damper atmosphere OF for.
sts, which exercises 80 many important
observing influences in the manifold
economies of vegetable and animal life.
.ErchaRge.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-08
WIT AND WISDOM.

1t Is easy enough to correct every.
body but yourself. = whitehall Times.
-Girls, don't paint. Men know that
n pale apple is just rs sweet rs n rcd
ONE Htladoiphid Bulletin.
1t is commendablc In a man to at.
tempt TO reach old age. but highly iul-
proper for him TO try to oyerreach it.
NERVOUS Girl wants to know
how TO cure "a tickling sensation about
the face" Get him TO shave OF his
mustachc. - Bariinqton Frsc Press.
Maud S. has beaten her own trot.
ting, aud tho COW 5omba, before sho
died. beat her own yield of milk. The
next rsra avis will be a hen which shall
beat her " eggs. -LoweH Courier.
-Cannibal King (to m.ssionary)-"I
think tho best thing that | can do Is to
eat you" Missionary Qn earnest pro.
tcst)-"I do not agree with YOU. sir"
Caunihal king-"Well, | mustn't eat
anything that doesn't agree with me-"
~. y. san.
She (aftor they had been married
two years-''l guess. Charlie. darling,
that III try and get u place as table girl
IN that restaurant down town where
You get your meals" "Why. what IN
the world possessed you TO think of
such u thing" because. Charlie. II
was down there with all those pretty
girls ] know you'd find time TO run In
and see me two or three times a day."
Charlie took the hint - Ciicigo Trio ne.
A wise Quakcress used TO say, in
her sermons, that there were three fol.
lies OF men which always amazed her.
The first was, their climbing trees TO
shake fruit down. when. II they only
waited a liz le. II would fall OF Its own
accord; the second was, that they
should 90 TO war TO kill each other.
when. II they but waited. they would
all die naturally; and the third wns,
that they should run after women,
VIII oh. II they would not do. the WON.
en- would DO sure TO u after them.-
Exchange.
-undying Love
shall We mcrt asaIu. love,
In tho distant when. love.
when the Now r. 1fhnn. love,
And the prrsant pastl
shall tho mystic yondcr.
On which ] ponder,
sadly wonder.
WI b thee be cis.i
All. the ioyieas fiee,ins
ot our primal mee Ing.
And tho faleful greeting
q The How and MhyI
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-08
Our Most Valuable In,eetlrIdes.

IN answers to inquiries for n list OF
tha lending insecticides We say tina,
thtrc sre six substances now gcntralls
In use, viz; tobacco. soap. hel!ebore,
nrscnin petroleum. and pyrcthfum
The elective part Of tobacco Is the
nsrcotic principle called nicotine. The
yFpor Of tobacco Is found more effective
ard lass injurious than even tobacon
srioko or n dccoction Of the stems. Tho
tobacco stems are used like a mulch IN
tn garden. or scattered on the green.
house plants. Soap Is n OF the oldest
pncdcs. Hellebore. .he REQ. Of yer.
atrum album. ground TO powder, 1,
usful for only a limited humber OF
infect pests. II Il the best remedy fo,
ths chfrant worm, aud most Of the saw
fits. Arsenic is employed rs Paris
green Dr. London purple. ana is verr
effective wherever Il 10 safe to use the
desidlr poison. Paris green became
populsr as remedy for tho Colorado
potato beetle. London purple, an
~arsanssss insa tlrida nj sseans tnfro.
d%uciior. Is q refuse material 10 tho
msnuffctare Of aniiine dyes. PETROL
cum i nov being largely used In de-
struyirg insects. either In the crude
state o. rs kerosene. Two parts Of tho
substance ara thoroughly mixed with
one OF sour milk. and afterwards di.
luted with water before spraying upou
the infested plants. Pyrethrum has
been In use rs an inscc,icide for many
years, under the name Of ..pcrsian
Insecs Powder" II IL the puivsrised
flowers Of several species Of the genus
~fyrethrnm members Of the great sun.
flower family OF planta A species Of
fyrrthrum Is now being largely grown
In California, and furnishes .buhae l..
the comparatively new insec,icida
known In the trade. The ryrsthrum
powder acts only by contact, aud
needs 10 be applied directly 10 he
insects Unlike the arseuiea al CON.
pounds, u Is harmless 10 man and the
larger animals. Othx insscticldss
employed 10 = limited extent srv
sulphur bs-sulphide Of carbon. esrhelie
acid; soluble phensls: csmplIor. Goa
~ aud Kas lime -dmsrsssn A.
FiesAzrsl.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-08

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speeches m Hiifsss4 A. gilaf hours
III d%ailhefiH fem mf8 emtRihsV Az
4 aHnas fUa ~ ~ ~ faHee No. resi-
N gHaaiHa TGa iaY On IL RFass an'
RAD N HnHna While Haaka y0i
haasef ~ IL 4 member n da Legia.
lHalrar. an 10 Jour sleep g1u dram ~
flsa' 10 4 piBi N afIaf 10 de nos I on.
gfesa t9oaggusf'
"fes. aab
II goes In 10 %ihcguralqg ambishnn In
the oHlld race. bat ! mus Al the same
time warn you not 10 lose your common
Hanssi Hrutus VS. 4 smart man but
ha wasn't tw0 months behind on no
rent u biz cabin siserD could hold m
audience spoil. hound. but bis wife
didn't hey 10 10 bar fat fur Do want "
a dollar pair ~ Shoes. Marc Antony
gonld or 4 hall On twenty mlnits' no.
tlee, but his chll'on didn't look like
sabsn q crows posted on de- fence
Socrates saw men bow 10 his wisdom.
but he hal = wood pile a. do buck door
an 'talers In de cellar fur wlntor Ly.
curguI'
"Yes. sahfr
"Doan' lot 20 Of do rabbit IN your
hand IN ORDER 10 follor up q 'posyum
track three days old. Instead OF tryin'
TO be great, seek 10 be good. Instead
aching fur de plaudits of q multitude
II am fur better to hey de confidence OF
one single man whose Endorsement on
do back Of a note viii git you do cash
ut a bank, Men who bow befo' a great
man talk benin his back. Fame may
your vanity, but fame makes enc.
mics an brings abuse. L~ycurgus"
"Yes, sahrF
"Ambishun am q creek rushin' frew
n billy kentry. Mingled wild common
sense II turns dc wheels OF mills an
factories an become as benefit TO thou.
Left TO It's own wild will II dam
ages an devastates an becomes a
You may nebber see yer name
on dc bills as candydate fur dc Legisla-
.huri but yer kin pay de butcher an
You may nebber git TO Wash
but you kin pay your rent so
promptly dat dc landlord will want to
put Frcnch plate glass In do winders.
Dc world may nebbcr thrill ober your
%pororashuns, but you kin feel u deep
iatistackshun in payin' cash down fur
'ix bushels OF turnps. Lycurgus"
Eyes, sahl'
Go back an sot down an ponder
'ber these things, Doan' lose your
lmbishun, but harness it up in sich a
way dat 1t cant run away wild de
'ohicle an bust things. We will now
isten to dc Seckretary. "--DetroR Free
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-08

The story Of the water which got into
the hold oil the ship loaded with rice,
Saws m exchange. and so swelled tho
cargo that II burst the vessel asunder.
eminds the editor OF tho Kinderhook
Rough Notes Of tho Captain Of n North
River sloop, who. having hired a new
cook nj Albany. set him TO cooking rice.
which he said be had done ono hundred
times.
Telling him that he would find N.
teen pounds In the locker. aud cautiou
ing him about cooking too much. the
Captain went about his business OF
loading his vessel with pig-Iron.
In halt an hour The cook rushed out,
exclaiming;
SAY. Captain. don't take on any more
pig-iron, we win have = load Of billed
RI 9 before night"
The Captain rushed into the cabin,
where he found all the pots. kettles,
pans and tubs full 10 oserrowins with
rice. which was srso SETTLING ovrr The
top Of the kettle and falling upon the
rtove and noor.
"whai you been doIn'e'' YELLED thu
slipper, a b. glanced around. sHow
much rico did you put into the posf'
Put the whole u II Cap said The
lad. saAd Isa beea dosn nosA.a bsi
5Hslin' out rice fer the last twenty
minutes. Where does ~ Me ssnT eosi
'sumFs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-08

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There afs f.fs1.0a1 acres "A sgaes
lelis N Hfagli, ipan shiloh are MIMI
~ tfeea Fab ifse sSefaqes gss
pound u s1Gst every yeaf. AMI L,G1I.
iasty
Forty Geo years ago the Britannia
saa considered a remark able chin Ebs
"a 9oi feet long and hsr tohnags VA
l66 The ues Luhard vessel. .u4t
sun ned vt Glasgow, IA 90 ieet long,
anu her tonnage IL naarly 800.
Americans are liberal patrons Of
J fench art In seven years Americans
paid s9,tg0.VgQ f0f French paint.
nRa The purchases have steadily lns
from ffUil0W IN 1871 to si..
100 go N 1898 NJ T. 0raphic.
~ the 1900 miles Of road IN the
United STATES. 600 are In The New
England States. 1900 IN the Middle
'tates 1900 IN tbe Southern group,
O.VD N The Western group. aud 1900
. 'he Pacific group Chicago Heraid.
1t Is estimated that the population
u the United States has increased
wolye per cont. since the census OF
$50. and the number Of voters In tho
IL now estimated at $4,000.
20 Of whom 100000 are colored. -
tribune.
Taking fifteen years as the mini.
1nm. there were, in 1892. $500, 900
in England and Wales Of mar.
.agenble age. OF these. s., 750.0 900
ere unmarried aud l,b0 200 widows
r wldowers The number Of married
iinder twonty years Of ago was
early six tunes that Of married men
nder that age. = BroVttgn Union.
In an address delivered by Sir
.ichard Temple before tho British AS
relation Mt Montreal, II was stated
the population OF the British I'M.
lre consists of 5000 900 Anglo.Sa I
rs, lss,0Dl,0W Illndns and $1,000 900 !
lohamnedans, etc, n total OF 3l5,. I
The area OF the empire and
$ dependencies Is 10000 900 a {
The number Of trained soldiers q
$4,000, Of whom about 7OO, 200 arc G
tho dominant m @. In addition. G
zero are 10000 policemen in the en- T.
ire.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-08

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lady aald when sha spanked her efins
son.
though on Pain" Porous Plaster. FOE Haeks
Vhe, Pains IN tha Chest, ibgumatisn. 100
AHosT0a agricultural editor says that
tho bsst way n preserve peaches u 10 kesp
a bail dog Ia the orchard.
afiough on Cnrns." isc. Ask for a. Complete
caro-. hard Or soft oorha, wartA. bunions.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-08

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llef " cuts. Until ! Hsgf Hop I.a.'
1.-THE nfst HaiIa
Nearly cured met
This second made me a. wssi
IA when a child,
And | have heen 70 10 ihla A.
My husband WIS an invalid n
years with y sefi0as
kinney, liver and urinary ss.,
Pronounced by fI0sGoas
clans
"lncurabIef'
Seven bottles Of your Bstn "A
and | know Of tho
ELVES " eight persons
In my neighb0fliood that haysbj
By your bltters,
And many moro arc using ~
great benefit
"They almost
DO mlfaclesT" Mrs. n. nd
How 70 or sfcK.-Exposo yourws1
night. oat too much without ore.~s|
TOO hard without rest: doctor all u,si
nil the vile no-trums advertised, N b
will want ~ know hvtg IL VT msl. MI
swcred In three words-Tase Hop M
tH None genuine without a bunc}
Hops on tho white label. Bhun ali tLss
sonous stun with Hop or "Hopy'I
name.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-08

Il writer In TIE sssAodfsf fEnel.pS
,aias for . Methodist mission 10 rslss
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A'HosT0a Agricultural editor says that
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q ball dog Ia the orchard.
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Markets.

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-01
GALVESTON.
Col. Mansfield and the Iiarbor Work
The New Street Railway.

Galveston. February - Colonel
Mansfield, United States engineer in
charge of the Galveston harhor inn
provement, says the lack of north
je,ty has allowed the sand cut from
the bar by the northerly winds to flow
back again. The appropriation being
about exhausted lie will discontinue
active work tomorrow. Col. Mans
field thinks the engineer corps is Who'll.
~ indifferent rs to the success or fail
ure of the Eads bill now before con
gress.
Application has been made to the
comptroller of the currency in Wash
ington for authority to organize the
Merchants National bank of Calves.
ton, with capital of 100000.
The opposition street railway begins
track lay ing tomorrow, and it is ex
Pected the first mile will be completed
within five days. The company is
building its ears in this city.
The resignation of John Sealy, ygen.
eral manager of the Gull, Colorado d
Santa Fe railway, and the election OF
Webster Snyder TO I'll the positions
of general manager and chief engineer
OF the road, is officially announced to,
DIV