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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04

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Flemish feauty DR. $500. .-. per lpI....-... .oo"i r.
sc, 00S per Dbl Jooa io' ila'a IS %
'0' n6i P'' 1901 75' Iaienor ia 20
Nd 3 Dcl.yel'w. 15i ...... l9o4. 40 10
Ma q be-. h. rcd, gene claude 5,GGoos 200 200
Md' = 'ip.i iuu. Nv D,m--ou...' az, iie}i
Ie 9.cy' 1.,s,, .,aldo 5%'.aoo ar,ou Dor o
i..:y PEI Dor ola' 60 r.uon uuc per ao.,oo
i Ea,,,"i 1Ia,G =. sooal0o, ''
Va aud n. c.pr. ,o.,,.., 60 ctrnh%'. q" Inn 10
ND, rei 700 lsooaioo1 c'.drsrte., Iy. ,.oo
Muslmcops 60 ..." wv
bbI ...... 5pug. O ,Hnupon per lb... 9n .
Mormo.mto ... ga: po C'..sl 1000. &C. q
M 6bla .. bOsl uoIuo ives & Hart 30
Faufn Ayp HrHmls-pfmp.
q G' ss fs5 Ys si s %. isa t c. -a AP
qrrsd apples q q. to gr@, la!y. e.. selling At .ss Z.
Hemnaa's o Oh stocs clearing ~ a, so Nev s.ah, 9
peeled fcsches t. es.1sa values lev choice ahpr,cd
demand 1sS Al present ana onehai nominal IN Price buyers
are IN 10 hurry to lay IN 40 b. a. ihrit docs n' lpPsf a.
M ana Fnyf, nrsa9s c, s . S he'll. 5sy Cherries
apple h''D SIM. TIA 60 B bSS a Basd ii' q
B BS sc i S@ rev bbo dol %opsafa s
10, No 10 MOL: a ga Rs,pb-rries lisa. q 9d2t
bo o anpdsodl2 els nSi 1854 5s 80
n.o,,,,. g., -. ... nors ,.., ,os
of and 9 'b b o III oad G1 po from fsc
IL Just sn TRADE doing in Sew SEEDING ep-, about .
SOC iof good 10 choice at the latter pce there buy
err among dealers as brewers reuso % any or me
finest samples shown CWe good many sales reported u
Tie interior At @3c The bssnce o. the crop Of - - held
with confidence dealer believing mat Tor while
hnss viii command almost a. much Hops 70 eIot
sales AZ present however Zoe would have named On
best lots.
state Choice 1884 ....21 20 Do Low Grades ~ 20 -
p Do. Jl l -i3 q %
Do, Mediums -..-l q 20
PEANUTS dull more freely offered and lower Pecans steady
Peanuts Va hand picket 10 fcy ...........7 az
Peanuts Va, sleled prime -.... -........J
Pecans, round lots. pr % ai =
POULTRY AND CASlE
Spring chickens hold about steady supply last
about equaiug the dsnaui Fowls 4 only
moderate request Oher kind, quiet quotahe
change ~ prices
Philadelphia dressed spring Chic kens moderate snip
ply steady but not active. sc3lded Chick ms
fenchl &C. when large and fine the recent sales
the outside quotations extreme.
Choice Western picked chickens IN
steady fowls IN light supply. good demand
Spring Ducks about steady squads quiet and top
quotations reached only Tor very choice quality
ParTdges and WOodoook OF tine qualify In fair request
and firm. Grouse dull English supe ana PlOveT have
hardly enough sales " establish quotations. figures gwen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

SPECIAL NoTICE-saturiay. September 9 last tip q
CITY OF Kingston connecting with evening tram sept
last SUNDAY ght trip this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04

A "a 80 TO SARATOGA and RETURN;
~. 81 so % LAKE GEORGE ard RETURN tickets goo9
during season; Troy Boats Czsns Line steamers CITY
TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier - NOrs River foo1
Christopher daily except saturday connecting with
morning trains for North and v est sundays steamer
coaches At Albany.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09

Wo become like Tim things M touch
We tnhe thH featmos ~ that W. lOok
npun Witnessed Floe makes ~
f%iol1usl dopuaTilY apf ada Yllenasa
becomes ~ and loss rcphsive the
mufe WI luok Mt II dYiee IL n mon
sler " urh hiloous maln." etc.
" Evil communications corrupt good
maanert An immense amo1nt u
ndnlt %dopraylty has 10 foundations
laid for II In tho child's first years.
The street IL saihn'a nursery, and
1aghy literature bis circulating lbrary.
II takes u great while ~ wear ont q
souls scar. Sins colors are put on
with mordnnia. Parents are careful 10
keep their children away from
dllhtherla and smallpox; sin IL worse
than scarlet fever nnd nor catching.
A mother said 10 mo only last weeks
" ! viii not have my children playing
In the street The average boy that
runs the street Is n bal boy. II YOU
let q good boy run alongside Of u lid
boy, tho good boy will learn all the
bad boys tricks, without communicat
ing to him amy Of his ~ goodness
lniquity IL spricr than virtue. Dis.
eases are catching. health Is not.
Flowers die, weeds spread. Human
nature Is like water; II never runs with.
out running down hill. and, left to IT,
self, does not stop till ID rcachcj the
bottom.
OF course, there Is no making q bad
man letter except in coming in contact
with him. But that Is another matter.
A missionary will scarcely become q
heather Icy heather contacts. Paul ran
no risk in living at Corinth. Sea water
will set back up the river when
the river Is making steady DIS
charge down into the sea. Sunshine
that Is tryingt TO illuminate the darkness
will not get crushed by the darkness.
Social contact with ~depravcd people dc.
pravos US and notably intercourse with
coarsc or equiyocal literature. The
. comprehensive fact Is that pub.
llshed crime b ee'ls. crime. Thinking
what is bad spoils tho mind, breaks the
edge Of moral delicacy; and it Is all one
whether the soiling Thought Is started
by crime dramatizcd, indclicacy sculp.
tured, indccency painted. or sin printed
In a paper and called news. There Is
no man so clean that he can afford to
let his mind rest on n dirty thing
Rcg. DR.. C.. II. P~arkhurs,.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09

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fafmfl f4li} a. aala. l4ls District aafe
huf 3 iY1Flh ~ mssh es the hfft
Truth 9nd ~ law If lDye bafs Htls
H. A. with hnminfs fhaY doai Nffh
oaeh man Wv himself NJ averaging
n msn asa pfaaaHfe ne laak ~ e#eh
faah ~ hmstf mati ~ hla aNa
wgft. aasFef ~ his ean Ne, and heaf
0vn Judgment ~ hs 0sn Ma.tse
fiah siandah ~ falleihl siandelb fat
NJ sufalg ihOugb ho ha alone iallelh
ust A. iopeleialy though Ten Thousand
fdif besiie him Ohle4g0 dteanees
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
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4 tlio fo11if fhiift man whore
nm0 e4i iaHflY hung h0ifg on his hfhfi.
HynHiHi ihH HHmiHf N pfHiHf ~ fba
hulhfi. ahi fnni N fufk INN whast
ifn peaf i0D,ft md eyiiea leoi
istitG, fg4Nflie nYgsr fHsnf.
Tho nfst AmeHshn PETROLEUM wls
ffr0fiai ln lsGi fun 'fiusbnfaf W
fnflp8 M . boss N Fl,piy In psi.DI
gil'DH IN 1871 fJIuN,ffu gallons
HrfN f.ppftel. ff With $40, 6DNo0
aor returned 10 tbli country iafg.
hnryl foIL
The ynluati0n NJ nll aud personnel
fNinir ib hrm York riig has decreased
nearly aD1 ulg.0uU during The past 4
iin iptnl tring at, EJt, 9Js. 1A Tho
ffio N irtaii0n fltii yonr VIII W. aiont
Il Ilf slpn, tho amount ~ bo raised
boihg ~, lJu,OuV -M j. AHL
liis 40 4 tlni since Tho beginning
Oi iho organized female sunrn9o nvifi.
ton in England, IN is7I. mo odiciai
record shows ihnt 1851 petitions bear
log 2,Ji2 W. signatures, haze been pro
afnt'd IA Parliament. whilo Oyor 100
meetings IN n large scale have boon
hrIL
According 10 an official publlca-
ton Cuba rs l,t2l 1852 ln%hnbiiant,,
N1l,n2l 0l whom arc males. ~ tho,r
81, COS are Chingmcn asl 1874 81 other
foreign natiOnalitios. Of tho females
p 700 are Foreigners, including 81 Chi
nol', There are 2i2, 320negro aud mu-
lattO females,
The American railroad system.
which now oxtcndt over about 100000
miles, has cost something like $780,
900, 900, and nearly four tiiths Of that
amount HIS been expended on the To-
cOmotlycs. There arc estimated TO be
~, 1000 railroad engines now ia use, and
they cost not less than $4,000 apiece.
Chicau0 T,ibuRe.
Statistics Of the population Of the
Italian Kingdom for tho yeer 1881 show
that In n century the population
has doubled Further facts shown
are that among young men from
20 10 y years Of age the mum or Of tho
illiterato is 1905 per cent. OF the popu-
lntion. Among the whole population
the proportion is W compared to 70 in
tho previous census. AZ Turin. in 1871,
the number OF illitcrntc had decreased
TO 81 per cent. and In 1881 to 20 pcr
cent At tosenka the figures had do
creased from 81 to So per cent.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
WIT AND WISDOM.

Great wealth comes by destiny;
moderate wealth by industry. N. y.
Herdid.
"A little child's foot "went to Sleep"
as the expression goes. She tried to
walk, but couldn't, and said. Papa, |
can't walk. my foot is so dizzy"
-"Clara Morris, tho actress. lis.
charged her gardener because he kissed
the Kitchen girl" Some people seem
10 desire the entirety Of this mundane
sphere. boston Globe.
Take rs much care OF your money
as you can II your means are lin tod,
but don't try TO " your smiles or
kind words. Tho more | beral you are
with these the more you will have.
What do you consider the most
attractive phases OF country lifep"
asked one young Bostonian OF another.
Tho faces Of the country girls" was
tho quick reply. burlington Free
lrcSS.
Now, children. about what shall
! talk Tonight asked u prosy Sunday
school superintendent about three
minutes sad q little girl. The witty
answer c%onvulscd tho church with
laughter. ~. y. Tritaae.
There Is just rs much family gov
eminent nov IA ever there was-iust as
much us In the days OF our fathers and
grandlathers. Tho only difference Is
that then the old folks aid the govern
Ing now II Is done BY the young oncsl
a. y. Graphic.
Mother" said tho High-school
girl, who had been listening to the con-
yorsation of the family physician, ~
don't believe DIR. Bluepill Is orthodox"
mo- replied the old lady. shes been
a homeopathic ever since he began to
practice. OIL City Derrick.
-"Whero in the world have yon
bccnP" demanded a wife Of her hus-
band. 'lt's nearly three o'clock In tho
morning" II know, (hic) II Is, my
dear. hut | cannot tell a lie. Eve
been working at the Office" well, |
a tell n lc,' she replied, sharply,
the moment l hear It. and
Then the fur Few. IN. Y. San.
An intoxicated husband, on reach
ing home, seized an umbrella from the
rack, opened 1t and proceeded 10 his
wilo's bedroom. Are you cra,yp"
exclaimed the grioyed aud indignant
matron. NO" replied he In an un.
steady voice, ''but -hic -hlc--I sup.
posed therc'db DO n storm, SO fvc--hic-
come prepared for it"-- Gieago Trio.
nne.
The girl with soft gray eyes and
rippling brown hair. who walked ali
over your poor. ilutiering heart at tho
charity ball. has just iinishel q crazy
quilt containing 1861 pieces of neck
ties and h~at-l.nings. put together with
2l.39O stitches. Aud her poor old
father fastens on his s~uspendcrs with Z
long nall. a piece Of swine. a SHARP
stick, and n regularly ordained but.
ton. burlington Hagkcye.
-"Look hart now exclaimed ths
Young man. looking aghast nj the
mirror. you've gone and shaved o.
mustachcl Wouldn't have had Il done
for hfty dollars" II beg your pardon
said tho barber, ''hut really. you know.
! didn't notice that YOU worr one. "
Then the young man looked n great,
awful look at that wretched barber aud
went out into tho open air Of day and
longed to DO q ed-handod murdercr.-
BoSi0s Trdnscripi.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
Mexican Custom. Houses.

Owing TO the barbarous customs rce.
ulations of this country, by which Il Il
made extremely diiiicult To invoice
goods correctly enough 10 avoid the
iinding Ut some defect by a vigilaDt Of.
fetal ycarning for q moiety-snch as An
uncrossed st" or undotted 'i'-many
shippers TO this country have been In
the habit OF invoicing their goods "as
by sample attached. This recourse.
however, has now unfortunately been
cut OF by mn order OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury. the law requiring THAT
consular invoices and applications for
the dispatch Of merchandise for the
maritime and frontier custom. houses
shall contain the name, material. and
class Of merchandise specified In con-
furmity with the tariff. the quantity.
weight, length. width. and number Of
pieces, etc. expressing. for greater Ser
tainty. when II can be done, the nun.
her OF the section In which the mcr.
chandise Is comprchcnded, without ad-
hitting on any account. In lieu Of the
specification required by the law, q
reference to samples Of goods glued,
sewed, OF IN any manner attached 10 or
incloscd In the invo 'ces. b. the end Of
avoiding doubts or arbitrary interpre-
taiions and the dangers Inherent to the
easy substitution Of one sample for an
other" II might have been added:
aud : the end Of making almost Inn.
possible the avoidance Of a fine doub.
ling the duties to b paid By the un-
fortunate importer. HAPPY tho man
who escapes n multai
Loose eustom.hous management on
the frontier Is mol confined to Nurvo
Laredo. though Il l. probably worse
thcn than anyuhem else. Late al.
vices from Paso del Norfe were that tina
shipment q merchandise into the coun-
Try. both freight and express. was at a
stsndstill bccause the Official whose
business L WAS 10 sian The papers necas.
ssry for Tie Introduction Of goods had
Rune away on : trip Of some Kind 10
Chihuahua- snd ~ h kis akssucc th>re
va no one empowered 10 transact Tia
business Of Ms oiI|cs npthing couli b
done: euch { ueIof Going businssa i
sturly . di.1rsdi1 70 tbs
soudlH 4 80 I1esdibls IA q
'rrrs imporrt< I-lz al Jas.nsss
shoald Be sus t1rusfh ~ g
senes Of a. 1cA-xsstes; HeUcn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
Choice Selections.

"A conscience void Of oifense before
God and man Is IN inheritance for cter-
nity.-Ddniei Webster.
If the way to Heaven be narrow, Il
Is not long; and II the gate be straight,
Il opens into endless life. --Bercridgc.
The pharisecs were satisfied with
the outward form. They forgot that
Gods eye looked deeper than the out.
side. They had Inadequate views Of
the Heart Scarcher.
The Hestera Christian Adrocate
remarks that: ''Extcmpore listening Is
the greatest enemy to profitable spirit
ual worship. The heart needs uttuning
before the hymn Is sung and heart
preparation for Sabbath service Is
almost Of equal Importance with tho
preachers careful, praycrful study.
Those who pray for n profitable service
will surely enjoy Ii.
The sacred purpose Of Christianity
Is not exhausted In u merely intellectual
tournament. The exclusively intcllcc.
tual man has completed his distinctive
'pAN NhNb nv hao tbutluutu MS IFWu-
ment or criticism, whereas the intel.
lcctual Christian has hardly entered
upon his highest task when he has lin.
shed his closest nrgumentatiye exposi-
tlon. - Chicago Standard.
And when II Is all over. aud on
feet will run no more. and our hands
are helpless, and we have scarcely
strength TO murmur a last prayer. then
we shall see that instead OF needing u
larger field, we have left untitled many
corners Of our single acre. and that
none Of IL Is III for our Masters eve,
were II not for the sol;ening shadow OF
the Gross. -Edward CARED. weH
"A living piety In the congregation,
n feryent love Of God. OF truth and
goodness, would communicate life, |
had almost said, 10 the dullest service
that ever passed in the house Of God;
aud, II destitute Of that piety. the
preaching Of IN angel would awaken in
us only a temporary enthusiasm. A
right and holy feeling would make tho
house of God the place for dcvout mod.
itatioi.- Dctrcy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
General M%ctlelIan's Ancestral Elm.

Woodstock. Conn. has an elm which
was set out on the day Of tho battle Of
Lexington by the grandmother Of Cen
eral George II. Mcclellan. n was Under
this tree that the General made n recent
speech upon the Mcclellan ancestry. tho
occasion being his visit to Henry e.
Bowcn's annual Woodstock celebration.
II was General McClellan's first visit TO
The home Of his childhood In forty
years.
The trcc Is very large. some Of its
silky green limbs shooting over 100
feet into The air. II Il the largest elm
In the State. next 10 the one that Long.
fellow embalmed In poetry At Norwich
Town. since NJ C1cfian's visit n Of
the lower Limits Of the tree have fallen,
owing 10 the great weight Of the leaves
on Il. II extended almost directly In q
horizontal course from the trunk. aud
was eighty feet long. II Joined the
trunk forty feet above the ground. aud
Il did not break wholly away. II now
forms . huge ladder into the forks Of The
trec. Vt
Another famous Connecticut tree Il
Tho beautiful oak Of Danbury. II stands
on . road just out Of Danbury, and 4
The largest and most perfect oak In he
Stale. II k perfect cone, ia hiRk. rs
fsee In eircumfersucc a. The has, snd
Il lsel q ne init limb liz hrnnchss
euCpod leS (pek-E \ -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09

"
Tsgplas ~ giaa 4 a
H8aaaIiIHa III faH. lhaHAN 4
Solves ~ waHaes "A \ HaA "
mah e1ttif I'll alaHs aHl ~ f4mfn
3 esfaH ~ a. ha ~ Ne - hiAMe1
fel lef 81 ifs bie
MfH h8ye hssn kHa4a n lsF e Al
fiHaa mnd In q fafHty ~ liwfa WI
lhfae VIII hhFa lHrh ihafa ~ fii4i :
Fsad fu#h f1p 0gef = gaflaH fstH w
fyrf afY glhFf aYft n = pHp and i We
fxppeat tifa n pup
f ksmfn lie H. hear . man pop
hla ~pntpleaf, and have bern knowu N
ga MAD n ne f0p So = seak = w
Had n = pop without aiyie, aali spoei
70 lDfaH ~ character
Msn ~ ~ tho best hiha n 3 p0p
Nheh they haze bath N thef gffa
hands IN their 0wn o. haVH ufe ~ theif
arms around Ief waist Tbs artlOn
gives lgna and fufte ~ Che pop helps
" hold tho feilow ~ whllH makiHg ~
Noma follows iaka naturally o. pop.
ping. and are goih1 m AL tha Ufne
~ others n vi palnful aud lalarlous
proceeding. oulyio he attempted once
IN q lifetime and then only ~ small .
pen as they cln po's by ct away
with
When y fellows pop " acceptable 10
. girl. II Instantly involves . kiss.
Wien II j. not acceptable, Kissing i
not involved
when o follow pops ho always pops
nj hia best glfL 80 follow egcr pops
at his second or third lost girl There
l. no exception 10 this rule,
Popping Is n very an lent and hon
orable Institution. and the girls Ike 10.
A girl who ha. never heard a pop never
confessei M much. She in ents u pop,
40 that the other girls can not get The
deal wood on her. W. believe n pop
ping, aud shall probably Ell G iment IN
that direction some day. fnhfpcg
SytiHgs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09

An genealogical crank has dlscov-
cred thai the name OF turnpike comes
from having n pike hanged acros, q
roadway 50 that ne n could pass with
out tuning II. Toll reads were instituted
about five hundred " ars ago, the first
one being built IN England BY a monk
whose self-appointcd work was to guard
the shrine OF I. Anthony, on Highgate
Hill. Not having much 70 do he eartcd.
dirt from the top Of the Hill and filled
mp q deep hollow. In doing this he X
pended all his fortune, but The King
came 10 the rescue and published q de-
cree addressed to or wcll-belovcd WI.
liam Phi lippe. in which, alter. approx
ing the motives which induced him 10
benefit u people passing througn the
highway between Highgate and NTH
field. In many plnces VIGOROUSLY miry
and deep, he authorized him 10 set,up
q bar and take toll, so that he might
keep the iroadfn order and himself in
comfort and dignity Chicago Times.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
IellaIoms department.


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09

=. Measuring themselves by them
selves. and comparing themselves
among themselves. men are mol wiso."
because they are deceived by n false
measurement. Truth Is a fixture, and
duty grows from Truth. Truth Il the
eternal measure of God. We neither
set the measure TO suit ourselves, nor
may change II TO suit our whims. We
do not conform TO Il by conforming TO
one another. All the weights and
measures Of the city may agree with
each other, and yet al be deficient To
sell BY such weights and measures
would be none the less a crime because
all the dealers adopt them. There 4. a
standard fixed by Congress. and each
dealer Is bound. whatever others do, 10
conform.
There Is q standard OF Christian
duty. IL Is not the average virtue Of
men. eve OF the best mon. No De.
iiciency of one can lower the standard
for another. No general depression Of
spirituality a BY a hairs breadth re.
duce the standard. Christian truth
comes TO every man and measures his
duty. II his proper load be one hun.
dred pounds no may not take Fighter.
because the man At his right hand car
ries less, neither should he overload
himself because the man AZ his len car.
rics more. We often hear the remark
ii gave 50 much; II wss more than /
was able to do; bat others were doins
so and 80, and | could do no less: they
all expected II Of mr." There i noth-
log In that either Christian or manly.
IL u Be true. II Is ~cownrhice; n not. Ills
hypocrisy. Every nan should carr
his inll bsrsien. even though Al oshefs
refuse We have seen . ehild a work
with biz father. Every time kls fafkcr
carried aervst basket fall 81 com 70 The
wageu The child took . smnflpr oss. Ne
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