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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21
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don ~ Brighton ai 10 themselves
UWI ri HO mHlaf purchased by fhe
English iof ih0 lggpNsb campaign IN
,5Il afu eifiHf fmHd W b8 M
VI to- l0fglca M fafo disabled by the
Us " b%arbafousIy large branding Irons
a good cleansing ~ tbg entire body
with soap ahd warm Watef once n wook
ll all the bathing tho human system ~.
giif0s Tor purposes Of health, In ord
nafy circumstances. Hldfs JgHrHal "
Heath
The Cape Ann A,igrriiser IL author
NY fOr tho statement that during Tho
past 0ight months lGl mon belnbginp
10 tho port ~ Gloucester, Mass, have
been lost at soa, leaving n widows and
IA orphans
Tho Luke Voorhees, cattle range Of
Wyoming II the largest In the world, no
doubt. II compri4os 100000 ncres Of
land, 10000 " which nrc lncl0sod with
n b~arbod-wlre fence. aud has n water
frontage Of thirty milos. Tho range
viii freely accommodate $1,000 cattle
e. MtcagJ HeraiL.
-Tcxas is now supposed to have Il
population Of about 10000 People.
OF the cities IN tho state. Galveston,
with $4,000 people. is the largest.
Houston has over 10000, Fort Worth
moro than 10000, san Antonio more
than 10000, and there are II number Of
ranging from 10000 to 1900
population.
MIR. |. @. Plant, n Macon banker,
true to his name, has solved the problem
utilizing the swamp land in his sec
ton OF Georgia by setting out 10000
cuttings on twenty. eight acres,
the product Of which for ten years "a
has been contracted for by n
manuiacturor Of New York City The
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

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lha mn .il.I ~ tlyIn SCOTLAND
Ny HN1.rU "luH0NI GOO fsoht sunday,
uNl HislnHnt m WinoHIIi 1t ahd
4 lf tH 0YuH.fI Iu 1II fhof fhHnhes
nn ie 5000 uai prevalence NJ profanity
lu thHt lHvn
ifaibly, bur only security is ~ pro.
Yhnr ipf thg proper education md br
tI0 WDfHl Instruction " ihn whole pop
u'lillu w. lIuk ipr safety In ms Otbof
puI'aY O. UEpt1i ilni me Iow.l ~ lbof.
ty nn1 good FI5ffnuohi viii h. guard
Oh by an ignorant and nwloHs people
Vnto ~ In1s ir giapol from NJ rms mad
tEi irum l%Iltlfs m d,itup
80 aJpn NJ Catholic pnfont~ aro
made fo understand lhr true meaning
~ education, aud Tie real nature u
thc.r raappndbl ~, religion aud pfae
unl training VIII ~ hand in hand.
tllor ibo l"arhing oi Christian doctrine
comes 'lo necessity ~ toncliug Young
p0.l' thu Iut %, NJ their state IN No.
aud iIe hrt luty NJ that sta q is ~
corn m honest living Frcmm's
J,'nnl..
n union .- strength, some Of thu
Slain, f|i.layoI Hrn Urftor prepared tor
iHu warfare With The drytl lhs pring
than uyur before. N,,s thu lewiston
Jpurnoi IN several case, two, three.
and 30 one ease four, Il Gfrunl drnumi-
nations have united IN hiring q minister
and supporting a church organization.
u J., claimed IN Theses places that more
and better work can be done by ono
strong church than BY q number Of
ones
How tho Scotch people treat their
b loli in The story that st.
Jnmo, Place United prosbytrr an
Church, Edinburgh, nj + recent meet
resolved 10 accent the RESIGNATION
their pastor, Pr Morton, 10 give him
annual retiring allowance OF GlsO,
present him with El.pOO and to CON
tinue payment of the premium ON thu
assurance policy for II 800, which had
been previously effected upon his Il . by
nonSrygai ON, for tho benefit Of his
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

Aslafp lad M NV faaN started ul
o. n ffffa aHHlf iHH
f4li Iffi4ff lu hlHl sai fls
fH lfiI III q IVA
" Ha cons 20 NHt Ham ~
H.ted
Gibbs tamItf lsB Blaas sifaai
HfWt
tflsn fEa oY48sf ~ fau WIN
ihf eaupIf ft Ui ~ HhJt hifa
l0f BIZ flfl
t4sf maf en- # aWNatt NHVnf
mind iho 0afi rhH gHnw wiYii wti'
Unf. mf lad lakH
r. Was fffF cent Hr nWl 4 ~ eH'
r0lfqgel tha lHd thff On bntaH w boy
llu .u'tf nt lOlnsale fHi Hnd 70
hunt lo nfY dfooi0ff laf iIn HaHies u
wid4WA ~ niaynd chat gama rlgit
along uuiI ague VI lhem give him
aWay ~ nIo pIlloo aHd no 0lieef gyof'
hauled lIm ihd remarked
You'll laye ~ drop ihls NY hoy.
but there v no Inv 10 proyent you car.
ryihg n pair " 40 y Shoes from house
~ house ~ look for Me ownof who lost
them On the street Dctf0H Foa
P,est
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

II saved n bank frum bursting onco
myself. remarked a slcdy looking oid
chap. a. he laid down morning papor.
which be had fertsel ,croud. hantcd.
II admit ain very wealthy now. hui
letfs ago. before ms troubles como ON
me. | had largn Interests In mauufar,ur.
INK and banking. | was President Of
thr bank IN our town when therp was a
htte panic aud people made a run. /
went In 10 see how they were getting
Along. Just ~ tho excitement begnn
when ] found they coaldn't stand h Inn.
VI the close Of banking hosrs The
directors wanted to suspend, bat | ol.
,scsed. told EN- to leave Il to mo
Happened i was payday at my shop
Hustled up there nut a flea In The en-.
gineers ear, aud In live minutes The on.
CINE broke down. The men werp Glad
70 get n holiday. but wanted ifeIr
MONEY. told 'em W. didn't have Tho
currency nrady, but would give 'em
che + on the tank. My clerks msds
oul The checks Ia a hurry. and wrrr,',
oVer.particnlar about losing ANY Inn
hgutlnE out odd GENTS We'll. my t~o
hundred and more men rushed Tor tha
uah.. . by The time the big deposit.
ors had heart Of the run aud hal 10,
muhd there was a big line In iroo, Of
en- u took three hours 10 pny on ms
men ~ currency from my safe al ths
which : arr,cd IN the back dosl
u Ne hank. in that hrre ho.r. :.
49, enough monrs 70 pay ever dJ.
49, : dspssHsa - - hsah
Va Ased. -c.ssags Hrisd.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21
"HonEh on Corns." ibc. Ask for Il. Com.
plste cnte,hnfd or soft corns. warts. bunlons.
A Good Clerk.

A good clerk Is . mizo too rarely
found, and when found often unnppre.
dated. When n man has n clerk IN
whom he can pincc confidence. he NAV
regard himself as extremely fortunate.
Onc yood clerk will do moro. aud do |,
better. than two poor ones. lie does moi
require constant looking after. When
he docs ANYTHING there i no necessity
Tor his employer to do II over again
lie will always take pains 10 treat Gus.
toners well and serve them with or.
acuy what they want. lie never asta
"a II he owns The whole establishment.
and = very large portion Of the world
outside Of It. lie Is polite. unassaminc
and anxious TO forward his employer I
Interests. lie Is sufficiently level head.
ell 10 recognizes tho fact that the murs
his employers business Increases The
better Is his own chance for advance.
mint With this end IN view he naiu-
rally takes \ close personal interest IN
The business When n man Is fortunate
enough TO get such nm employr. Ia
would dowcll % cndcayor 10 retain him.
n be wants a holiday once in a while.
YET him have IT, He will appreciate Il
and make II up Ia you. should he ask q
savor II YOU. grant IL. As hy 80 doing Il
sill make him rrgarl ynu as his best
friend. aud the bond between Won will
ts n Of friendship rs well a. business
intsrezt NAM employers oyerioul the
fact ths. q guHi clerk = = person II
some influence. lie can always hrinp
trade with him. aud need never BE- Al /
sss fur employment n he leavsz one
snpiyysThe tan rsakiib etlalh sposiuou
with another. probably in the salue
ne'ghborhovi. and draw trade 70 his
latest employer. When you ga = god
clerk keep him lou can ftsf asenss a
SECURITY when you 20 70 ns-tss or fuf
- eyeaiass ~r~srsssion
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

arue1liei wants 81 know how 10
~ rid " squash bugs We always
Ike to hSyo anybody ask US . question
We can answer right Of, without going
10 the cycloprda How 70 get rid q
squash bugs9 Oh yos. Plant your
sguashog IN the open field anywhere
above the eigh ielli degree Of latitude
north or below the eighiirtl dcgre0
south, and yon viii never be- troubled
with squash bug What's that2
Nquashos Won gruw lhe1c2 li
course not nciior viii squash
bugs Il y0u are not satisfied with
our receipt YOU may 90 elsewhere.
We have gwen you the only receipt
Chat can b. depended upon B0.Lo1
ITpIaefipL.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21
In many of the most fashionable

In many Of the most fashionable
drawing rooms to-day you will find ex.
net fac Smiles oil the old easy chair Of
our grandmother's days. with high
ack and curying Hat topped arms.
Eyoa the old style Of wooden-seated
rocker without arms and with astra'ght
bnck is reproduced in the Gum sh,ng Of
mo ,cfn households. The only dier-
eDce is that those Of to-day are made Of
mahogany or cherry iDstea Of marble
-CHicayO }O4yH4I,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

HsW l#H fiff, faH b wa
I haYa isaH 4 iaafiff f fhfaHtAtsfy
iia0iaH sm ~ HHfy gaafa fam = tfas
fii0n aaalff H FHth Hsfsef 81 ~
afHpHesa W tHs pistf fHHsea wv uYahiA.
fflfAlaa fn ihs sfHnNt, ~ ~ H4#l -
sssli - slhssi s# lds s= egshlms, lhsa
~ fhsHfaHillm F4Hi1 sfat NY thaaii afs
a#t sfHf= fhFys lFiHi HiaHIss everything,
t0i sitHsHt hgail. HHtil I tagaa HainF
uHAHbhsfh'a fHla lha maai ! nfaf ti1A
VA alE pile a. E dala, ahd sJ0n a. Nc
msdlgihu 1frfitHi. th0 psfa wguid tagin
70 pasi ~ ! lbeu tiak i8o pills sgefy
Hlshf ~ \ geak 8nl waalf No. aHlfsIr
fmmi fHf slfna nHh.ha until bal smother
sfiafk than iha siiHr Treatment aieAyf
eured me-. h%Higbagrn's fibLs nayef have
failed me gnon. have ts'an nfina them
fYf ups ards w thlfty yeafs fdaiiy feeYms
mend them, aGd / iataiy cured NY clerk a
fheumafismi NJ t15h Tho pills the same ~
a. 4 an nov u yeafs Ola, strong aud
vigorous, and ! am sure B%aAHDHffH's
Pitts are Tho eausa. Anybody afflicted
With rheumatism car ooms h. ne, and N
they will take BaAsDnEra's PILLS, viii
surely eufe them e. W. DraA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

A German woman living along tho
line Of the Northern Pacific Road lost
some cattle, for which the railroad com.
pany refused to pay, and she wrote u
letter saying III Mr, Willard was here
he won.d pay me for all my little cat.
ties. because he is 80 good. lie lived
in my little 'illagc in Germany and he
was Il great, big, fine young man when
J WIS u itue, small girl gong to school
in on- village, and he would never let
the biz boys hurt the little boys or girls
in our $. hOol. chicago Tmcs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

WoMAS's host friend for relieving tho
mony pain, and weakIosss. incidental to
female life, aud ona that gIso, rosy checks,
brigltens the eyes, c,vcks every unnatural
drain and creates perfect picture Of health
and lcauty, IS DR.. duysots's Yellow Dock
and Sarsapsrills. H. purihes the blood,
strcng hens the tensile system, and re-
moves all feeling Of lsnguor, distress, PIN.
pies, sores and wessnsss, producing dream.
less siumbor and painless regularity OF
natural functions.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21
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kfH F.
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fHti Haf th zee
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All DO.
tts
HN fsf.IH H#tH H
tt' hANft
htssfhfN a tHh I
hila bHl HI r TOOL
1tsts W u t,, sa,atsr
Hlst ..,ai gn a fsaau 1tsl ns1s
whe n m aoiIi HII Haran
W tbn iaI'
iadmn taf earliest .norf ssfa no, a W.
Hho t,saa sn lfHno Naayia. sH laf
f4HffN HsHiHHf Co. TaHFHH.
AM na i#arnn lisht aiffunhie stHt NJ
though a mHa mn slnas
Hh ttinyof oh'efful nat'fo a. No. ning ihos
Uniefed since
tthtIHp lnhuoi iha Soulful gIiyaf. sbn as
guIfud mo Ne tiny NUnlHn.
And The sHJ hhs FaTo "fnu4s Ofnyhfat
would have iltuihnd r. siHrr
TAot lhn hrnnuinhp Ifasig 800 Dec rnrfHIli
employ
Ana sl6 t1fo ny tH.io 10 taitou when .ho
slas 'lho " lsh hoy
lfi not plfa'enf fora follow shnu tHe lotr
Of ha ANI
Wars through slaughter lu thD carpet, shuo
her ufls No ffnuyr full.
What Hna ! that ! should muuuutY YntH
FftH mo suuFpiH pain
Thni ! etuh0 % sogIal gatherings AMI foar bed
Among The Vain
WINS forced " look upon hof N ny dDepota
ton dumb
Knowing vol uha. whom h.r awhl ]opporunl
" NW ruun
hho would ryo u. baltic, murlor sr,ilo1
death M f0y lrnst,
~ a sshlninn % warning and o. Lipht ulJn
tho Toast
Ono" abb qnoo ioll adroamlnRi so'no ono
plated a pplDnnlHu
lhsHoeialel strongly With th0so happier Au-
Ana J musoii I'm speak this evening, " 70
cent lhnkH forgotten puitn
sudden shfillnd n scream ~ anguish "Cur.
tow 'hdA nat ring tonight
An, that sound was ~ . ourfow, quonching
rpHy warm romHnnni
Wore II safo u we'd 4 soman ono 20 Oh would
wish Ia frtncof
oh, No she 'cull imbei' that ladder. swirl my
mounting hope came down
! AN snll . single oynio, she Il still CaHAandm
-oorsi~s Gr.at, "a as Century.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

HHHH ~ fH '
Ihave beon nsing BnAsDRErn's rus
Tor tho last 10 years. They ara a wonder.
M medicine, There IL nothing equal 10
them AZ Blood Purinsrs and Liver ttsg.
nlators. hut ! wish 10 state how remark.
nbiy they cure Rheumatism, nnl how
emilyi ! was affected by rheumatism IT
tho logs. Ny business twbolcnalo lsh
dealor) naturally loads mo to damp plncoi.
! was 20 had ! could not walk, nnt nj
night | suffered foariullyi / trlbd Bal
SIMS, Sarsnparlllus, and all kinds ot
tlnotures. but they all me no good, and
wa afrnid Of being n cripple, ! finally
commenced using ~BlAsDRErH's PiLIS. 1
took two every nisht for ten nights, thon
! lognn 10 iuproyai | continued taking
them for 10 days, aud | rot entirely vol.
Now, when over sick, ! take BRANDaErn's
PDLs. They noyor fail.
Al II.unNu
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

81 USED SwifL's Specific on my littlo
daughter, who was AM ctod with some
Blood Poison which bad resisted all sorts
OF treatment. Thu Specific relieved her
permanently, mud ! shull u.s. II IN my
practice" w. r. BRONZE, N. d.,
Cypress Ridge, Ark.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

In The Brcoklyn Police Court r.
Gently John Mefawell ws charged via
as<@niung hs suenlhaNS Narris -
ars~. W h~rr-s ~ mar1 "a Ne
GO iorgase himL rhay ki>ssl and
mass up. but The Judge dk nat rro.
fass 20 BE ignored IN ibs, maassr. ana
81 ssha ~ ios tAi5V dsys -srysstz.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

ANY lady who desires further Informn.
ton than can lie given IN the limit Il pub.
lie space Of newspaper columns can obtain
Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinklan's pamphlet "Guidc
to Health" by senjing n stamp TO Lynn,
Mass.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

No RENgDY for Cniarrh hns mot with
such surross rs papiiiou Catarrh Cure; II
never fails and does ~ duty thoroughly
not by relieving temporarily hut by cur.
ins permanently. IL does not smart or
%iffithtc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

AAA WE H' eiHlHeHt bi4
~ ~ +sa, Nlal hHe
r. Hmhi - asiefsa and sil.,
lalah NJ tha hafyts hld curing
hs4yhli4 e~FaHpiAnis. alglna -.
NJ ieinsislaa Aitsp aleagsg
Aisi iisT vii tn ~ ml
"homa hifu N Ilg@F'
tHAftfHf
Al ang q al n Ito msal aatsu,
hlalHHaf ~
Whal i ne hesl and mly ,s,...
faI lffrlini ~ ~ tHfH M
hHtf hhd Urinary mRanl, Aash :
di#tAse, diabetes, fHlfHtam n n.
fetalu nfliie. and MI iis dlna.ass
hienis peculiar ~ WDmnH
"And llieY Will IN y0u estl.,a.
emrimtlfaliy /" HufinH
hAak tlte same physicians
What i Tho most fcllabia ana l.
cure f0f al liver dIseasrs m dys1esa Y.
stlpatlUn, Indigestion. billOuanaia
feveL akne. &C., aDd They wlIl Oh IN
handfakei ~ DandaIlmff
Hehec, whom tliosa femcdI@at ara ss...
with others equally valuable
And compounded Into Hop IIlttr,.
4 wonderful and mysterious eufail,s \
developed which Is 40 varied IN 4. I.
lions That no dlseaea o. III hmllh =, /,
by exist OF resist Ia power, and IA
Harmless for tho m0st ffall woman !.
0t invalid or smallest child " usa
ClfAIsTlu N
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

orr Tor tho mmor-Flnnnclt.-BH
iRgioH Free Press.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

SMOKING does not ngreo with some poo.
pic, hut Il always E'omg ~ SCOT tho chin.
ney.-BDStON Commercial Baiietfl.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

W UNITY NFfH|"
For years, and given up BY pbs.t,,.
Brlght's aud other kidney dIaes.m h
complaints, severe coughs caIIyl o,u'1
ton, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crmyl
From ng1ily Of Deualda. tA,,v,,..
wakefulncss and various q ,eastu ,srai]
women. 1
People drawn out Of shape irpm NJ
clallng p9ilgs Of rheumatism.
lnllammatory and chronic. ., ann
from scrOtnlal
EfyriirlaH!
~ sal p theg,1, blood poisoning dlEspaa, insss.,
NAHUM IN irlr 10 |
Have g,cn eurd by Hop Blitcrp, lrpofo a, no.
be found IN every nr~ighbofbyod IN he kgess Y Y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

SEVERE CASE OF cArARRH Ct

W., Asa ~ lloNty. ofths hHn OF Plsfes !
nrussists aaa A~p1ticcArics OF. ath aHi
Ave-, sayri ~ va aniieted via a vsT =
issut q Caiarril scFsral physicians prrdiese
wuuhi ssan end IN consumption. We have 80
fas CarAnHn Cess for ncAsiy two Tssfs
sneh good frpsrts frum our ~sastonisrs. ihat
lses.I % uss the Fvmrdy for mI osu essei
.asanprrrientot. l commsucei " Eys !
a.ine II sha arss time. I continued usinE ~
Tor vrrsl vruss. ard sm nos cu,iFvlT cars
b. risa 10 sivssnY on calling upon me fHFshsl
hr-. rspulop Csisuh Cure - arr uohat'
suly suFv cure for Cstauh-aeatc OF ehfa
Ycref Of Bose Odd
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

"llough on Coughs, 'ilc, at DuirgisiA Com.
plcle cure Coughs. II~lar1eness. Sore Throat
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21
Glenn. snlphur s,,p

Skinny Men. "Wells' Health .ionewerp re-
stores health and ylgor, cures Dyspepsia, 81.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

How TO mako money lnst-Ioef the
bost part OF your life, and 20 70 work In
old age.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

ircmSG, bliud or bleeding Piles, acuto
or chronic, arc cured by rapillon skin
Cure, In a fow days.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

another Swans Worm Syrup" for few.
%orishnchs. worms, constipation .tastslcss. y,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

AN English journal Is n little tart "
when IL cells US Nation Of pio.oators.-
Boston Budget
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

PgiSTERs arc q very affsctionats class.
They sct a good deal by each other.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21
WIT AND WISDOM.

Better half n loaf than y whole day
spent in idlencss.
Before dot | got married | made an
idol of mine lrow; now she vas idle all
der while Rret:crS Weekly.
There is much wisdom in this
quaint Italian proyerb: A man may be
come so good that he is good for moth.
ing.
In the way Of definition; A mcdi.
cal student is asked at examination
what is medicine? "Thc art of KILLING
without police interference. La Pig,
arc.
The Khediyo Of Egypt wants to bor-
row $4,000, 600. Sorry, but we left il
in u other pants. This habitual care.
l%essaess OF ours will COS us II heap of
money some day Waidmsport Brcat.
fast Table.
Time to Skip
Tgta, my love, taia,
Ny stocd now champs his bit,
Thar the tread of -FOUR papa.
'Tis time that I should skip.
III n civil word or two will render
n man happy said u French kim.
"hc must be- = wretch. indeed, who will
not give them To him. Such = DISPOSE
ton i like lighting smother mans can.
die by oue's own, which loses none OF
It's b~iiliancy by what the other gains. -
The real troubles Of life are few;
the imaginary SORROWS are many. Most
persons h%abilually forecast difficulty.
aud imagine evils that ARE ut least in
the future, II thcy exist ut all. When
the tino arrives when the sorrow was
expected II had vanished. 80 7roy Times.
Edward, aged six years, was asked
II he knew where he would 20 should
he tell . lib. "0h, ycsl" he replied
ito the place where the angels don't
coma TO see YOU" Ills bearers thought
that the lad put the matter about ns
mildly as any ono In tho world could
Golden Dogs.
As they weO trudging along 10
school n iive-year-old Boston miss said
To her companion. = lad Of six
Were you ever sfrighled nj the con-
tiguity Of n rodcat'" ''Nay, forsnolh."
he repliodi 81 fear notihc luSlapostion
OF tho creature. hut dislike its Alarming
tendency TO an intimate propinqnlly."
-BoziOH Gi0bc.
allow Is my son coming onPn
asked an Austin father. Of q teacher In
one OF the schools. IL can't do my.
thing with him." "Why he has n
bright intellect" "Briyht intellect
Mcrciful hcavensl why that BOYS mind
IS - dull that, compared with Il. Egypt
ian darkness becomes n brilliant pyro-
tcchuic display. "--Tcras Sifmgs.
40. dearl | feel so mortified
"Why, what Is the matter nowP"
"fou know Mrs. Dashaway, dou'.
youP' "Yes." "And always consid-
cred her respectable, did YOU uotP"
Certainly" "Wcll, you may not 10.
love IL, but she has wriiton mo a letter
which wont through tho public mails.
was handed into my door By n regular
l~cttcr-carricr. who knows rveryboiy in
our set, aud on the envelope. right In
plain sight, was ono ~ thn-r horrid
green thrrc-cont stamps that werr a
Of style almost q month ago. A;cdg
Tribune.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

"Buchu.paiba." Quick, complete euro, all
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases. 81.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

Permanently ~bvsutiicS your complexion.
Think, Ladies! nill's hair and whlsker dye,
30 cents.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21

nANSs and baseball clubs dIfrcr In their
loneliness for runS.-Od CITY DsrreE.
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Hang Up Baby's Stocking.
Hang up the baby's stocking,

Hang up the baby's stocking,
Be sure you don't forget
The dear little dimpled darling
She ne'er saw Christmas yet:
But I've told her all about it, ,r.o,
And she opened her big eyes,
And I'm sure she understands it,
She looks so funny and wise
Dear what Il tiny stocking
1t doesn't take much TO hold
Such little pink toes as baby's
Away from the frost and cold
But then, for the baby's Christmas
1t will never do at all
Why Santa wouldn't be looking
For anything half so small
know what we'll do for the baby
I've thought of the very best plan
I'll borrow a stocking of grandma,
The longest that ever can;
And you'll hang it by mine, dear mother
Right here in the corner, so,
And write letter to Santa,
And fasten it on to the toe.
Write, "rhis is the baby's stocking
That hangs in the corner here;
You never have seen her Santa,
For she only came this year;
But she's just the blessedest baby
And now, before you go
Just cram her stockings with goodies,
From the top clean down to the toe