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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

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10 epok sieak, have 4 frying pan ar
skillet Largo enough ~ Ivy tba sleak IN
hief Hhi eFrn fgH uaH not o0tk we'll
Without The proper utensils Hear That
" mind hall and pepper "a snii tho
ihsth Pnt Into The ffyingspah butter
and mfd N equal paris. I'll Il at hat
- as f. aeaf the meat quickly, and
Keep the substance In cover Nth n
Tight III, then cook slowly for q short
Time, aud You will have 4 luiey aud d..
hcioua steak ditpHg darHal.
Farmers, Hs much ~ any class Of
men IN the world. ought b. keep scrap.
books, and u. them With agricultural
matter clipped from papers and maya.
dimes, Such books are always handy
aud valuable for tho purpose Of refer.
enee' 1hoy are Indispensable 10 men
Who desire 10 keep well informed In re-
gard TO any profession, science or en-
tcrpl1so, sr 10 know the TOM of public
opinion ns to current topics Of thought.
cfca1o Jouraai.
fhHhh w VluWs IlHU out now ufpp
the soil has been enriched and do not
% much below H.. Where tho snbsoll
Is poor, with only n few inches Of rich
ground on top, the result Of decp plow-
would 10 to turn The poor soil up-
pormost. On land Of ordinary rich
ness a crop Of Indian corn wifi grow
better with the same care and manure
! 1t be plowed only four or five inches
lecp than i plowed eight or ten inches
7. Herald.
French pancakes: This makes n
splendid supper dish: To one quart Of
stir on quart OF sweet milk and
ialf cupful Of melted butter with a tea
'poon even full Of salt and one Of ugar.
Add half cupful Of yeast, and when The
are very light, two eggs. Beat
vel and let tho mixture stand twenty
minutes, when II Is ready to bake. Put
hem on a thin spider In round cakes
griddle cakes. Sprinkle powdered
ugar over each cake as you bake II, ]
1ueeze lemon juice over Il and roll up {
nd serve at once Boston Post.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23
Sea-slek Men and Women.

Tho different manner In which se..
siokhess Affects men and women L
pretty accurately described by an ocean
steamers steward. who SAYS; Womcn
arc moro subject to disease than men.
put on tho other hand. they stand Ii
better. A woman struggles right nm
10 The point of despair against tho
what ! might call the impropriety Of
inc thing. She isn't so much tortured
py the pangs n she Is worried by tho
prospect Of becoming dishoycllcd. bav.
gard and draggled She fights against
u TO the last, aud keeps np appearance
as long Is she ran hold up her head.
ihen she becomes maudiin and pa.
thctic. She takes to her room. and In.
'ariably asks three questions. First
whether people die frequently of sea.
sickness, then how many milas VIZ ara
from shore, and lastly when we will gel
There. She also often asks mo how deem
the waier Is, and II | think Il possible
ior any n 10 20 seven days without
food. Tho doctor Is ALWAYS talked
over. am asked time and again h i
think he Is capable and efficient, and n
have confidence In him. When Tho
patient gets so Ill that she loses lnterrst
IN tho doctor. she usually lies on her
aud cries By the hour. Luckily
me moro violent attacks only last 1
short time. Men give IN al once. They
below like bulls. and make A crra,
rumpus until they arr compelled 10
axe to their bcrths. Then they gram.
bic and swear until they ara we'll
I. nacs. N''
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23


Some n wisely says that he whs
Strives after a long and pleasant tern,
OF life must scek 10 attain continual
equsnimity. and carefully 10 avoid nv.
efything which too violently taxrs nj,
feelings Nothing more quickly con.
s'imes the slgor Of life than The yio.
ience u The emotions II the mind. w
know that anxiety and care can de.,re,
the heslthiss, body, we know that fright
and lear, yes. excess of 10y, becomes
deadly. They who arr naturally eool
and of q quiet turn Of mind. uron
Nhom nothing 4 make loo poweriul
IN impression. who ARE not wont 10 IL
excited either BY sorruw or rrras Iav.
have Tho hcrt chance Of living long a,sj
happy After their manner. srr<<rv~
~fherelorp. under III circum4ane.m !
rouspoeaFe Il mind wktrh n kunrine.s
= nlztq.taas. saa ~ nnuh d,.tnrh
H1py9 nuehleR Tn ~violeatly; kefr 80.
:! ro>loonlely; M np1klns -
@E-&auu1<e <m>nsm
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YORKSHIRE Engllsh.

Tho upper and middle class , sneak
English with an almost fAultle.s accent
= do not include tho cockney .'drawl.
ers, who make up for wit by plenty Of
slang, that miserable invader OF nil
That Is line In language-but tho dia-
leets oil tho working classes defy do
scrlptlon. Cumberland, Yorkshire and
Lancashire are especially rough and
perverted IN accent. Some Of tho ma.
tiyes, indeed, II is impossible TO under.
stand. In Somcrsetshirc every : Is n ,.
and In Devon and Cornwall, particular.
" the latter, they have tho quainlcst
terms in their speech, such rs no pep
can give any Idea of. 10 hear II Is To
Indulge in a broad grin which ran not
DO suppressed, and yet II Is delicious
tho only. one ! can call such that know
oi In England. To overtake AN old
cornish woman on her WAY from mar.
Ret, with n Camp" umbrella, Drowned
by lntcrminnbie years OF usagc, and n
basket with a pair Of pattens In Il, and
a variety OF small groceries which hayc
taken the place OF the mornings ducks,
butter and eggs, and engage her In
conversation, is n treat not To la
missed, She Is the soul Of simplicity
and quaintness. In n few minutes YOU
VIII know oil about the family affairs
how her imam Is TINT talsy, she don't
know what to do by nm; there's mol a
bit OF beclsteak she can fry for 'un TO
please 'un. and he do have meat twice
II week" She .'be leves she would
never have married I'm II she'd known
what a rogue he was. to be SURE ctc..
elc' Il do tell 'un.' Why, John. the
..luoen wouldn't suit 'eo-no. sure, and
ne do 40 on. 50 | do say; 'Well-lhere,
then, III lavc ca and 20 and take tay
WIN Kelsey Mawnan, 10 be sure. Wish
ia married her man when he was A.
eooftin' OF me-my patience, | dol'"-
Cor. Boston Transcript
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

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proceed a W. pai NJ ihH fgNafa Aad
ilfH fnidlnR bis hahiA, huted N bas
hFtin Md WraonnY aHld M 4 igw 4ftiaa.
NOV me which was mn altagrthfi
Margaret ! have alnne1 against yoa
hMi have fnpantHt III alf humility
$50 YOU forgive mo iDf hls sake, II ty
IN mlnHVf
Ute words wafe familiar In Margafefs
rnfa Nhr bad said them hafAelf llia
mother had legged her Ia Gonna N
lhtm ~ But f0f my sake, for
Rupert R' Now lDnli naad them
Many things bad bern done, many frr.
t1Yeny "fuf Ruporta sakes" Hha held
uni her hand saying iromnloualyl
"lr both louis, and freely, II y1u
WIN esiend The same grnce 10 me-
~ YoIl Think you need II, yes,s 10
anewered.
Rupert sleeps we'll" after tho "Gtfn
lever ~ bis young In. Never main
had Margaret Darlington and Louis
hhldWin any great quarrel, nflcr their
reconciliation that afternoon Yet In
he years that cnino nftnrwari, of their
welded HE, though they clnng 10.
gfthfr, thero were moment, of dlailln
SION That were almost terrible. II IL
NOT n perfect marriage how man, such
marriages nre eye c0nsummntcdb But
It = . very fairly successful mnrriapo.
M marriages 70.
It was q long time before John MALTA
barr returned to the house Of his fathers.
to Try whether The ghost had been faith
fully exercised. Many things han
pencl to him In after days, but this IA
not the place In which they will bo 70.
MIS- Pierce always has and ALWAYS
VIII maintain that she knew Margaret
harrington would make n mess Of her
lllnlrs when she was left to her own
guidance that she might certainly have
Maurice Biddulph II she had played
ior cards properly, and that In my case
NE ought 10 have made brilliant mar.
'lngc.
Inc Baldwins and the B~iddulphs ARE,
are likely to remain, on terms
'mlcable II not cordial. Mrs. Blddulpb
ms 50 far become accustomed TO tho
tories Of her new position that II rather
her than otherwise when her
husband tells her with amiable patron.
w That she makes a very good wife.
md Is a favorable specimen Of "pro.
notion by merit Louis Baldwin has
lefer got quite r%cconciled to his wlie's
ortune, nor she To his dislike of il
lTilE END. ,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23
CHAPTER XIX.

Fua MS sAKa ~ NOT ruR MINI.
Late In the afternoon. two DAYS after.
ward. Margaret wrnt into the school,
Rom. Rupert had never boon r..
moved from therr. His coffin stood
now on = low stand in the center Of the
aarkened room. which had always been
considered peculiarly his room. and
which contained ell his looks. and Tho
other ohiccts he had card for; his m.
he collections Of stones and fossils and
minerals and plants-all tho things
with which he had been wont TO whIIe
sway, or Try TO while away his hours OF
lassiiute and pain. A sob roSe in Mar
Rafvf's Throat. as she wrst forward
and saw the orittiint-s O. each thing
anil n'alized that his poor hnie paIe
hands would neser disturb them mom.
Inc moi were coming that night 10
rinsn up forever this hts last narrnw
resting place, and she wished h.sfora
mat TO lay on bis brrast some flowers.
and nnre morc To touch his forehead
WI ~ LIZ in farewell. She carried
IN her hand 4 bunch Of white and val.
low nafcissl his fssurita flowers. How
o''en they had smiled together over The
~ n % me beauisuus youth who had
gael upon biz own reflection In the
.sIfs dark depths. unlIl Il lazt IL h.5
VEL fof love 81 hls own beauty. q.
never ale y that MsfKarvt.. hs
used b tell her. with his hali-rvn,csl
Helf amused lille InaohA
.yex1Ys e1ler louking upun he cold
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23


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ahpuld SAINT s0tnN 1hF NJ awear that I
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sUhHf and q fourth maH ~ swha the
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couldn't blow aWaYi WIT sirof.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23


odd you say Jlmson was h lfstclasi
salesman mud a.aentlemanY' asked thi
loesI Of n merchant TIN alor, rolat Va Il
. new man who had proved quits The
contrary,
"No, sir I dld not was Tho cmpbat.
10 rcply
t"N Ell, | do not wish 10 impugn fonr
yefaeIty, but MN willing to mike IN
affidavit 10 the effect that you told mo
you could say he was an excellent man
In every respect
That's what did say. Air."
"Why did you deny II thenp"
81 didn't deny IT,"
~ say you did"
81 beg your pardon | said 7 could say
that be was Il first class salesman and n
gentleman, but ! did Mt say so, nor would
!, unless ! wanted 10 tell q lie, and, sir,
o man In my profession never lies; that
Is, hardly ever
'Oh ah indredPn stammerod the
boss. III should have been more partlc-
nlar, and, sir, you should have been
more definite. VI Merchant Trart Ter.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23
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JUN Il ~ 'IAtn in M Continent.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

both Lydia =. pinkham's vegetabl,
compound and Blood Purifier are prepared
q, 90 = 20 Western Avenue, LYNN,
Mass; Ifice Of either, 81. Six bottles for
=. cent by mail IN the form OF pills, or Of
s si,1hasesi on receipt OF price, 81 pcr box for
,a,t'n. mrs. t1nkham freely answers all
for pan 81 hbhlaa'' Ge. ias1o ,sis e y stamp. Send
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23
Something for all the Preachers.

Rev. II. H., Fairall, d. b., editor of IN,
iotrd Methodist, says editorislly, In ihe
November (lss3) number OF his paper
w have tested the merits Of Ely's Cream
Balm, and believe that, hy a thorough
course oil treatment, Il will cure almost ey.
cry case OF cntarrh. Ministers, as a class.
nre afflicted with head and throat troubles,
hnd cnlnrrh seems more prevalent than
aver. We cannot recommend Rly,s Cream
balm too highly" Not a liquid nor ssnuff.
Applied to the nostrils with the finger.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

Messrs' Francis Newborry Il Son, Lon.
don, England, established for 1876 years,
write: As n testimonial from one Of the
oldest ~drug.houses In Great Britain, re.
speeding your household remedy, will no
doubt DO Of interest TO you, we arc pleased
TO make tho statement that we have sold
81. Jacobs OIL with satisfaction to tho pub
lie for several years, and that owing to the
extraordinary merits Of tho article, tho do.
mand is continually Increasing, and that
we have heard Of many favorable report,
regarding Its great virtue as a pain. curing
remedy,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

bfL,kvEswift's Specific has saved NV
n n : virtually lost use OF the upnar
paIs o. my body and my arms from In
po.sonous effects Of a large cancer ON NV
nsss. ron which had suffered for twenty
ysass 2. .. has relieved mo Of ali sore
N.Y. ~ snu .ne poison Is being forced out Of
my system. / will soon b. wrlI. VI
w. H. Ronrxsos, Dayisboro. a..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

IL Is bard to believe that a man wa. cured
OF a kidney disease after his body was
swollen as big az a barrel and he had bean
given up as incurablc and lay at deaths
Yet such a cure was Accomplished
~ Kidney Wort In tho person OF n. M.
psvsreaux, OF Ionin, Mich, who snys.
. AFTER thirteen OF the best doctors IN be.
.,ols rau given me up, | vas cured by KID.
~ o.t; want every one TO know what
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23
"A gentleman while passing along n

-h R"UHITtIHHn WhIIt pllsslng nIOng q
Hartford Comm street recently no.
ticod the singular actions Of what first
appeared to be n couple of sparrows in
the frozen sleet Of the gutter, tied TO-
gcther, neck and legs. Upon further
examination, however, he discovered
that one bird vas feeding the other.
The benevolent bird started of when
the gentleman came too close. and at
tempted TO carry on It's helpless com
panlon, but was Of course unsuccessful.
1t was q clear case Of sympathy for suf-
fering helplessness; pure bird philan-
thropy.-Hartford Post.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

.. W GRAHAM, Wholesale Druggist. Of
austin, Tex, wriies:-I have been hand.
ing Df. WM.HALL's BAI.sAM FuRTuE Lusms
Ior the past year, and have found Il ono IN
the most salable medicines I have ever had
ior Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

L1,93usniity and Quality. In the Din.
mond Dyes moro coloring Is given than In
any known dyes, and they give faster and
more brilliant eolors. i0c al all drusrists'
Melis, Richardson & Co, Burlington. VI
sample Gard, y %colors, and book Of diree.
lions for &c stamp.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

Wells Richardson & Co.'s Improved
Butter Color viii DO found 10 30 tho onlv
oil color that vii. not become rancid. Tsst
y and You will prove n. IL will not color
we outtermilk; 10 gives The brightest color
Z. any made, aud q the strongest and
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

SUDDEN CHANGES or WEATHER ara prc.
auctiye OF Throat Diseases, Coughs. coIds.
&C. Enectual relief Is found IN thu uss ~
BROWNS BRONCHIAL THocHrs.
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y = q riddie.v That Ii probably thu
reason VIII. suicides want 70 rcs riddle lifa.
-Boston Transcript.
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hais's Honey Of H~orehound and Tar
II timely used prevents ~galloping eonsumn,
.ion rike's toothacho drops curein \ min
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

A HEALTH journal tells rs readers "How
10 take cold.n What mort Of ms want ~
Know Is how to lot 60 OF it-Buriingfon
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

short, hacking cough, which leads 10
consumption, IL cured by Piso's Cure.
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10 keep : de- from killing sheep h
recommended that the animal h
Ted TT aslzs or Two 10 4 saury old htrt
~ viii become % dlsgasted with hjs
company thai he win never want 10 -
= sheep again.
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LIE man who hath no music In his sou,
we chaP who wears rubber boots.-N.
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I'm afraid, Bridget, that we viii M,
DC able 70 1.-Two together any loncer.U aAn,
!. Ne,es. bV'"-"
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a SIGN In Cleveland reads: "Ice Kream
oslinne,n, which is probably tho worst
cold spell OF the season.-Chicdqo Journal
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"A FRIEND Is a second sclf,p but soma
men wobble along without IMPLICATION
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rarmers-rr, M,

hh; OLIyHn hfKHs.of ironton, o.. says. :. sa.
mautaH Asfrsts cured ma OF general dehiil.y =
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A Messenger OF Health.

Sent free to sufferers from nervous.
chronic and blood diseases, brain and heart
affections, nervous debility, etc. II tell. Of
wonderful cures effected by Or. scott's Coca.
Beef and Iron, with Phosphorus. kold by
druggists; u. DIR. Scott, Kansas City, Mo.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

a singer can always secure A hall
easier than q basso, because he can 20
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=, " amicfrd viii Sore Eyes. n.c Dr. rsr,.
ahompson's Eye Water. Druggists spil II. "a
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-11

Chicago News.
One of these artistic costumers resides IN
the most aristocratic neighborhoods Of the
north side, and the dresses she turns out are
simply exquisite The fit is perfection itself,
and where she gets her designs is a problem
that battles the solution of her hundred odd
competitors. The secret of her success lies in
the fact that every season she goes of to
Europe. not TO get the styles, but to ransack
the shops OF stationers, engrayers, and art
dealers Of London for old magazines, reprints,
ctchiugs, and engravings of old-time costnm-
ing. She runs in and out Of musry old studios,
and rarely goes into a gallery that she does
not buy some engraving or copy Of
full-length portrait She pays fabulous
prices TO the book-dealer for a single
picture of some Queen Anne style, asd where
the secondhand man cannot be bribed she
buys the books, cuts out the illustrations she
fancies, and sells it back again to him. All
tless cuts are then put on bristol board and
either bound or tied in a folio TO be used as
models for her favorite customers. Nothing
of modern composition is displayed, and if
the whimsical patron finds nothing TO her
taste in the Flartagenets, she hiss full sway
with the Caputian modes.
But it must not be supposed that the girl
with the dollar award dress goods has this
choice. No. indeed; the favored lady only is
permitted TO turn over the court dresses of
Mary de Meiici, Elizabeth, and Cleopatra,
Tor madame knows well enough that any one
Of these gowns reproduced in sl9 hrocatelle
or upholsterer's raw silk, and fitted 70 good
figure, will be the means Of putting money
in her purse