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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26

The latest craze among young la
dies is making mats-of that style
known as mat-rimony.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26

Wheeling, West Vieginia, must be
a great place for carriage-smiths.
This the remark Of a wagon the
subiect.-Boston Star.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26

Erysipelas and salt rheum was
driven entirely away from Mrs. j. G..
Anderson. Peshtigo, Wis, by Burdock
Blood Bitters. No equal as blood
purifier.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26

A descriptive writer said of a POM
pous man that he looked as if he
knew so much that it made him un-
happy.-Ex,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26

"My poor fellow" asked man Of
the living skeleton at the dime mu-
scum, "wherc have you been board
ing i"-New Orleans Picayune.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26

A Chicago clergyman recently
coupled two Carrs (in marriage) in
that city and escaped without being
eezed,-Milwaukee Globe.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26

Betting is no argument. yet it will
do in the place of better.-New Or
leans Picayune.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26

A leading question-dispute as to
who goes first. Boston Post.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26

Large ears are said to denote gen.
erosity. The mule is very generous
with his heels.-Philadelphia Call.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26

A sweet thing in crockery--the
sugar bowl.-New York Journal
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26

A check for his baggage-her mar
riage certifcate.-Chicago Sun.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26
Advertising Rates.

3asinsss Cards, one year. one dollar for every line.
ocal Notices ten cents per line for oach insertion,
= a, noic.s continued for three months or longer,
. discount OF IS per cont.
Advertisements unaceompanied by verbal or written
directions viii be published three months.
Advertisements, under contract, ordered out bs
fre expiration Of time viii be charged full rates
No paper discontinued until all arrearsges paid
except at the option Of the publisher.
Transient advertisements must be paid In kdysnos
ys- FERNS CASH, payable quarterly.
Only Metal Cuts Inserted.
Prices and Terms alike to all.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26
WIT AND HUMOR.

Mother. Is my chignon perfect
Shape my paniers, fix my sash;
Johnny's coming In the cleaning,
And want to make a mash.
Chicago Sun.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-26

"Watch that trunk" said the driver
of stage coach to negro passenger,
"and if it falls off tell me-"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-08-16
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
American Watches.
WALTHAM WATCH co.

We have sold thousands Of these
Watches, and so certain are we of
their reliability that we agree to
send them back and refund the
money if they do not give satisfac-
ton. We have lately reduced them
to the following figures:
SOLID SILVER X WINDING MATCHES
Broadway" jewels. ST. 90
''Wm. Ellery," II jewels. :. ID 90
SOLID SILVER STEM WISDERs.
Sterling" jewels. ....S Sill 90
"Wm. Ellery," IL Jewels. :. Is GO
zap. S. Bartlett Is jewels. 81 5h
1o-kAEAT SOLID GoLD STEM MEMBERS
STERLING" Z jewels ....... $40 co
"Wm. ElIery." II jewels. -. 33 90
'P. s. Bartlett" ID jewels. 81 90
14-KARAT SOLID GOLD STEM WINDERs
Sterling" Jewels. $50. SIS 90
"Wm. Ellery," ii jewels. :. 81 90
"P. S. Bartlett" ID jewels. SO 90
"Applcton Tracy adjusted
and Patent Regulator. =. CT 90
lS-kAEAT SOLID GOLD STEM WlSDERs
Sterling" Jewels. s5I 90
"Wm. Ellery,' IL Jewels. =. 60 90
"P. S. Bartlett" Is jewels. G5 90
appleton Tracy" adjusted. IS 90
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-08-16

q. prsetup Riverside, cs, The dry climate cnres.
Sosc Throat. Lungs full idea, Sc p. route oos f7oo
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-08-16
MARRIAGE GUIDE

o6O pares Illustrated Ia cloth and gilt .tnctng &c
a ncyo or s0srage. same paper covers as Ibis ssoc
rontnins I'll the curious Souetf1l iaqusitse was
soEnny iaree cditiors laG each sold every fev mos
HEATH Beauty. Haprines So are prsr1o'ed oysss al
.tre-uhn mar MARY, who not. Why. Medical aid ~hen
nrcsssa-y brought home 10 YOU Sent SCALED oy LIZ
WHITTIER, sc. Louis. No.. the Ssess spsclAis~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-08-16
McEIree's WINE OF CARDUl

ecrreets all dcrangemenfs
peculiar 30 Ladies', relieve
the pains to which they are
\ subject, quiets the nerves,
! puriiies the blood. and re-
stores health. It imparts vi
laliiy, and insures clear com.
plexiOns.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-08-16

Wedding lnrit;tIo neatly printed at
the FARMER Office. Also Visiting Cards
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
Unsolvcd Conundrums.

MY son, there arc some things that
boys ought TO know. At -FOUR ace a
Young man should he inquiripg into
things. An apple fell ut the feet OF
Newton, and while he was wondering
how II was that as apples came down
cider went up, he discovered the law OF
grayltation. whereby farmers arc en-.
ablcd TO put u peck OF apples In a sew.
cn'qiart basket, Now, every youny
man should be obscrvant thoughtful.
anu study n great deal from the book
OF human nature How does II come
That Your party frequently selects a
ninety-pound mar for n two-ton Con.
grcssmanP Why and how does the
CLERK with the smallest salary wear the
best clothes? Why does the smallest
town have tho biggest Mayor WHY /,
tho oath OF an amateur fisherman con.
sidcred void and Of no force In court,
Why does an alarm clock make the
loudcst noise when you want to slccpP
Why does n man $ W dog always get
licked In n iight3 Why Is II that g a
$50 horse a never trot inside ofs;75
when anybody else |, alongp Can Won
rely upon the parsons word In A horse.
iradc' And u SO, why not9 Why Is n
that the man who snorcs ALWAYS Get. 10
sleep iirstP Why Is Il right to sleal
from tho Government WHY Is ina
farmer honest than the city mani
And II. so, how manyP Why does =
spring chicken live longer than an
ostrich9 Why does the man with tbs
lowest troubles make the most fus,
about them Why l. n man 30 mucb
better than his nclghborsp How Is n
tho country goes along Just A. well
when Congress isn't In session? Win
docs the man with the smallest ad,er
tlsemcnt always want tho biprrs,
'locale' Why docs an ugly man have
such profound contempt for personal
beauty Why does = tramp hate soap'
the best men In America rule III,
country IL the President ALWAYS Tho
best aud wiscst man In the lande Does
the Judge really and truly know morn
Law than any OF the lawyers who prae.
lice In his courtP l. the Memb..r NJ
congress honestly aud truly the mo.t
Intelligent and ablcst man In the dis.
,rictF Are tho members Of the School
board men Of cducationP CopsiJrr
these things, my sone II will do Won
good 10 think over them, even though
YOU may never solve the easiest pns1'
lem In The lot Cerelaad Leader.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
A hat and It's Wings.

There i \ singular property with
~ Itch the bat l. endowed, too remark.
atle aud curious 10 be- pa,scd altogether
uuuo,ice,l. The wings u these rrcat.
urcs consist of q delicate and nearly
nskcd membrane Of great size, cnnsld.
rrtng Nfa sire of tho body. but beside,
this the no.c J. In some varieties. fur.
nishsd with n mcmhranpu, fuliatlpn.
and IN others the external mcmbrapous
ears ar greatly developed. The mem.
h~ranous tissues have then s%cnsIhllily q
high that something like a new scnse 4.
thereby Developed. as u In N a the
scnse Il srhL The modified impress.
SONS Which the air in Guicscenoc or In
mniiun. however slight, communicates,
The trcniulous ar 81 It's currents. hi,
temperature. the indies .ribable cnndl
tons 81 sirh portions Of air "a are In
c1niaei with different bod Is. arc NJ, an.
pareliiY appreciated hy the bat n tho
eyes Of > tat te covered NJ. or If he
rfuellF T. deprived Of sight. It will q
s1e IL rourse about = room with A tkou.
ssnd Obstacles IN It's way. asnidinr
them all Beithcr dashing against avail
npf iaueh NJ the smallest thing. but
ihresdnx iis way With the utmost rrr
tisina aud ~gaicknesS. and passing
sfruiilf uhrpuwh apcrturcs or inter
spsass Il THREADS PLACED purposcly
Aefy=s TIE apartment This endnw.
n@nt -kh almost exceeds belief. has
e ~aaatastly ismV1sralct -Bosion
Bafget
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

She WAS a very pretty girl ~tastefnllv
utsssed. and her brown hair curIesI and
ruled about her low white forehead n
q way tina, was cntranclng consider;ny
how hot The weather was. and hnn
many lair locks that had been curlsd
that morning wcrc hanging In s,rairh,
strings over the fair owners eve. i,
was warm In church. too. And fan.
were raiiling In every scsi Th.rs
were lots Of flies about but p.onla
stated IN her immediate vicinity wsrs
pleased to notice that thcy all aSsrm.
ele,i and lowered around the pretty r;rI
ant only the young man who al hssiJs
hcr was iruuhlci occasionally hy The
listls resiercrs that she imrstienslv
brushed from her face When thex ~.
came unbeasbly annoying. Al The
conclusion Of the service The nrests 80,
and her escort walked out with ths rr.s
OF the congregation. and the yenny
man was heard to exciaim: s.Rs
seorx.i did YOU ever zee 90 msnv sie.
Neil's and Nell replied In smssher-i
and cmorsefnl tones: did tnu potl--
taeuL frcds declare I shall never trx
that again. | CURED nv hair wssh
! gar and water this morninr.- All
y , the airs discovered their derart.
II sicfsn ia The ihrcnx. and. VII ,
oas- male for her -frvuassux lszr.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
Cape Town Diamonds,

aHH
81 y ~oilocrbaucr, OF Cape Town.
recent interview saidi When peo-
pl' iei' you nat the supply OF din.
muhls uoMh our way IS exhausted you
luN Ease 'hem To y side and whisper
~ tne,r q T the solemn fact that they
o ! Know rs much about our business
~ lhey ulu last summer. Sabc9 Our
diamond hclis are situated in tho mid
ulc oil Inc Great Desert. Now, | am
gong 10 tell you something that will
surprise YOU. Inc leading diamond
h,'nc y Tue ono that furnishes most
OF the diamond wealth. Is nothing moro
nor less than what do you supposcP-
the crater OF an extinct volcano. This
minc since 1870 has given to the world
NJ least slOp,On.00 worth OF din
nohus' aud Is still yielding at least
Sl@.ON,oh worth yearly. Now will
tell you som'thing about tbs plan OF
WORK IN this volcanic diamond mine.
Tho Interior OF tho extinct volcano Is
hllcd with q sort of ashcn substance
which is Of the hardness of rock.
Within this the diamonds are
Undecided Thousands Of CRYSTALS
cNactly similar 10 diamonds are
embedded in the same snug quarters.
The mine Is divided into hundreds of
claims aud tho crater has now hccn
empticd To \ depth of thrcc hundred
feet Experts have bored down TO al.
most endless depths, however. anil ~.
port the ,npply n practically mex.
haustthlc. AS soon As this ashcn sub.
stance Is luoscncd, hauled TO the sur
lace OF The earth aud exposed to the in.
Ilucncc of air or water II dissoycs aud
cuimhscs like sand. and the crystal and
precious STONES lie in the grasp II the
'~peculator. To YOU. the crystals would
srpcar OF equal value with the da.
monds. but an expert knows a gwat
deal better than that lie places stone
alter stone between bis lips and the
precious treasure y easily selected aud
carefully looked after. The secret Of
the matter : not mitch Of a secret when
You Know that q diamond IN its crude
state Is vcivcty to tho touch. while q
Ssss,al : harl aud nuyiclding: The
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
That Only Surviving Dog.

Tho proprietor OF n Powcry New
York; dime museum became very low.
spirited ut the smallncss ofthe receipts.
lie consulted with the ticket agent
about IL. The latter said:
what you need is some fresh at.
traction"
why" exclaimed tho boss. ''wc
have the same attractions rs all the
other museums. Like them. we have
tho only living mermaid with real fins.
We have got an only living specimen
OF the wild man OF Borneo. / don't
see why our museum doesn't draw
Yes, but you must keep up with the
times II you want to succeed replied
the ticket agent.
something must be done, tor the
rent Ia due next Monday" said the
only wild man Of Borneo, neryously.
"N hat am ! to do?" asked the boss.
do Do Ike the other dime muse.
ums do. Get an on y surviving Is.
1uimaux dog Of the Freely cxpc ition.
Get a pair OF them. Every other muse.
I'm in town has had an only surviving
Es uimaux dog, and we are being left
in the cold
The boss started OF. and in less than
half an hour he had stolen n march on
all the other dime museums by cxhib.
Ting two only surviving dogs Of the
Greely expedition. -1elds S ftinqs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
New York City One Kindred and
Tiiriy-iWo Year, Ago.

Tho city may cpltain near 2.f0I
buildings %! baigs aud stone. stand, ON
an EN- nonec. and being surrounded
with moncra Qualifications. make, \
lne appearance. IL j.. mile In LENGTH
aud half a mile in breadth. II hns a
spacious liaghOr. Commol uus may,
With warehouses On them, and emnIov.
several hundred ships in its trade and
h'HfHes This ], ID ught 90 be ne
healthy q spot rs any in the world
The eat AMI south parts. In genera
are low. tui the rest j. situated on a
dry. elevated soil. The street, are ir.
regular. but being paved with round
PED le>. au very clean. No rart of
America has greater plenty amt variety
~ lt' markets Ih.y have beef. pork.
mali1n. u.try, butter. wild fowl.
rrnispn tsh. root, aud herbs II MI
knds in their seasons. OYSTER. ar. ,
Considerable part of Tie support o. tho
no1r, AMI that single art Gle Is com.
faiei to be worth annually ton or
;Nrlve thousand pprnls. some Kind,
are very large, > % that one or two al
hem Il! H. etc. are q meal for n rra. |
snnah.e APOSTLE The for n on Tho
southwest point of the city Is a .uarc
With four ha,i.ons; within tb.
walls j. the house in which The Gov.
"rnoss usually reside. anil opposite To
. arr brick barracl, for tho in.
dependent companies At the south end
formerly . chapel, but this WAS
eurli duan in the negro eonspiracy ~
ltil. Herr are two Dutch. two Ipi..
'sl. oHe French and two German
Lutheran ciurthc; one re,byterian.
lse AnabaPtls'. n Q-nkcrs and ono
sionFlan meeting houses, and ono
Jaws synagogue. The City Hall i
'.1ong brick building. oblong and Two
,'"re' high. with two wing, AZ right
lne with The center. The floor be.
j. ~ open wal, except two goals
~ n. goaicr's apartments. Thu
a underneath IS = dungeon. and the
-arrei : a common prison. This cdi. |
ICE 5 erected in = place where four |
meet. and fronts 10 the south. |
scsi. a o! iho most spacious street,
@ Tie town The eastern wing con. !
IN The second story. the Assem-. |
iy-room. n lobby and the speaker, |
,aamher The west wing. on the samo !
iunr, forms the cOuncil.Tuom and A Ii. !
AMI in the middle space the Su.
'rrmo Court is usually held. The eity
! divided into seven waris. aud is mn. |
Ter tho government Of u Mayor, Re !
uFier, scven Aldermen. and seven
Ummon Council men The standing
ALTA consists OF about 400 men
iihl the city has In reserve l.Ouu stand
\ arms fr scamcn. the poor, clc., Ia
'1se u an INVASION 49, London iHagl.in,
ii I5GL,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

af tfgtfy rnusst ~ amt
MH fHf ~ Hef hHfhani
h haHa n f elff aHd turned "
4fHslaif department n ihs paftr,
wish tHH 40 ihs fapfah N The
A6anfts 900 isii bins we've Fpt abg
IHt fe4tN WfIu flHte 1li ~ him
fasap - lf tessDn Il marty mHi
sf nnl ihH asisHl che msnf
"fiiaf Sos Fhsi under the snn DO ygu
sfpfase fhef Wini nies ioflf
~ ttdtd " CURSE dpn't The paper
tail ~ fhe number N fles strtekg an1
% thHy kBo \ ihom arunnl that way
every dag fhry ore compelled 70 r plen.
isi ilair stock
"Dh, soul NJ sotfairs IA ! everhtsr
of tIa iiko' grD,ucd fitk "ifhal they
moan by y Ny. my deladed wife. r.
knocking tio ball ini0 the air.
4 blank hook 0yorprcad the lady's
face ~ she replied
"oh yea, understand nov the ny
IA o. tho bail"
litx eyed her piiyingly.
40, lheru's no Nv on tho bail"
"Wby Do they cail Il . rs. thenP"
"Beeauso tho ball lilies through tho
air
"fhat's II, Is H. I'm glad yon told
But they do hayo u coop Of chick.
ems TO turn loose and run after, don't
thcyp'
No, They don't have any chickens"
'llow do they manage 10 catch fouls,
thcn?'
fftzgoobor almost tainted, but man.
AZ d to gurgle forth
"lNhat a pity some woincn haven't
n grain Of sense"
II was Just asking for information"
answered the wife.
"Dody.' spoke Fitl, ~ foul is when
The man ut bat"
''What bat?n
"Ba,e.ball bat, OF course. A foul IL
the ball is struck by tho bat"
u thought the nan struck the ball"
They do said the bewlldered man:
he has a bat to strike with; and
when the ball Is struck and docs not
ross or enter the diamond
''Do they play with diamonds, toop"
NO. no; the diamond is formed by
.hG Bases
What are tho basesP"
The points that the men must touch
'efore they a score y run"
"Oh, yes the players get arrested
mes, don't theyPn
Arrested for what?"
"For stealing the base. saw In tho
,aper where one man stole all three of
''Oh, mercy groaned Fitz; ..they
mean by that that tho player Slips up
what makes them slip up on the
'ase; they amt alive, are theyp"
fltlgoober did not reply, he merely
q seornful look at his better hall.
ii also saw" continued the lady.
where several Of .hcm took their fr,t
.ase on balls. Now, do they have n
to have bases served to them in
style they want top
>tlll fitz was silent; he was paral-
zad.
AS he did not reply to her question,
lrs. fiizgoobcr sprang up and left the
pom hurricdly. growing angrily: II
linS things have come to a pretty pass
'hcn a husband won't give his wife in.
,rnation on u subject that she asks
bout. --Ahdata Constitution.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

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W. ltsf tHIuz -
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or itfh alfIf e.
fAa shH#lllef N fhe mMa
fle right milaf N Eve mts
Die piHs W Riflf me- H.
fen n RlHhR NJ ihH faHW
afae Rfs NNsihpf, f.ghfal
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HlHi - ihflf Hty
llae ~ boz min hfad hsAA
haglhK nifH honei 90 asg -
tli1 vent ~ ne afs4
nee Laisgtflh.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

Ttsf aahH HaH itti Ares
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frii fifaf #AE aHAE8 81 %. a. Ne Hfs
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i0U hHHW haw fhf hihN Nnt 0Hfl suf
wi tatH 4 y # fHH wv ipiHa8s
bf Mh AfH h8fa faHght bn m "a
a veil msHe 4 flf4A ifesH N it
iha ysHag feltg# aver ihHm mases
if8m VI HHH NeNk Hfhnf yffsaa
~ 0ihff f14Ha msH IN Y0Ing ladies
f.immt IL hsg lesa A. b fa N right
mlhihs nov SET YHH fan md fHe
mems n bic train Ngfh IN pfsiiy mHa
ffffy yyuhI iafys HiHnm N iha neigh
b0fh0oi have something 0fhs heie,
v 800 d0h I mind fakihaH lyok NJ u
M IRA ym4HE Aafohal gHafifmaH
NhDs going 10 famp ihs wfok anil hai
N daHh "a something appropriate NJ
ihe %oeeasigh o. his glfL IT, etoused
blmseH N The time and interviewed
our 0unE man. who turned hlm out
Along ~ llfa ~ fttei " ~
The HnH hsHnafs eHtf
WIZ IHHtfe sfaHi car Afada has snaiehff
1hF lnidt n m ~ Efhfo
"The poem begin. you sco, with .
reference 10 Gettysburg whore the
b " 80 Into eaHgt Vow. here IA 0
iils sons written By tho man with the
whlskers IN The drug store ior the
lady that lives In tho anne
boa ding house.
IN vain. IN vain would I Thy beauty shun.
Ital sgsln and nm afa'n undgn0f
"sorso Of this Is pretty poor stnT. III,
you soc. but 1t goes Just the same
Now aud then son ebody who's m0fs
partl ular and wants a sonnet u
. rondeau for his girl hires n newspa-
per man for tho work, bit II n oxpcn
They Insist on n tenncr for q Jolt
Ike that every Time. Tut for good,
plain family work, ~ writing In par.
albums on birthdays and such
ike. our man cant DO beat MHa.
i@ph.a Times.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

ltfu Anderson was sgftiDv fhp tall,
f.r .IUr.r .in,r.ra.,.r t
tl Isos Nh tbr ip-,,g XIX ., M
steam rosa N , ,rl,,, ,r,,j q. ~,
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tea d.rg.,d it..lf,t-,,, IN ~ VI
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.be ,.l,I an, tn..l .t.i .'u'
from ilr i,rbt ,al - WV
fhp r,sB w" .
tbIr. pe.. III, s,J ,l.o
whether hc gap ar psi WI ~. ~,
ODE darkest might pr ia tbc tbirtr.,
.fl-r4 p.., d"
oaly Isf, her have Ler own yr., ,t
como ont ,II rirbt lrt ~ nr.iSn'
Dad wa. here. and Ben AnJe-.,, rs,.@
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

TIE chance concoctsons of leus....
have sometimes brought dlarspnss
on their own worthless medicine. i,
serve no credit, but somsiimes. via
injustice, on really roliabls pfaps,.'
Ladies' should not hesitate Al, i.
hams vegetable Compound. Tor M.
dy has boon tried, proven and pfslss
yours, -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

-kwang-su, the Emperor Of China
was born on August 10, 1871, and ha,
accordingly Just completed his thir
teenth year. The youthful Emperor |.
the Q Of Prince Chun, seventh son Of
the Emperor Taoukwang, and brother
OF H%ien-fung, father of the late Emper.
or Iung-chih. who died on January u,
1879 when the present Emperor suo
ceeded TO the throne by proclamation
William NJ. amb, OF Lcdyard
Conn, was bitten by n pct cat. Eloot
p''soning re: ulicd and h. dif d.