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plant to the Secretary. Now the
efficiency of a few is increased bv
the discharge of many.
The new administration is a little
raw as yet, has not got its hand in,
but i'll the initial work of four
months there is promise for the for
ty and four which will follow.
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S1sTEMATIZ1NG MENTAL LABOR
AS a marvellous instance of what
one NAH may achieve by doing sys
tematically and thoroughly what
ever he undertakes, we cannot do
better than consider the life of AL
exander von Humboldt. There
was no part of the world he had not
visited, and he had been nowhere
without acquiring the most exact
knowledge of the whole country, ge
ology,. its animal life, it's botany
all its physical characteristics, as
we'll as the language, habits, Gus
toms, laws, religion and history
Of its people, He led this lite til,
he was ninety years of age, and
even then no fact, in any part of
the world, that had any bearing on
scientific truth, escaped his notice.
Ills mlnd was a museum, where all
the knowledge that had been
brought into the world was placed
in order, carefully guarded, and al
ways ready for use. We are not
wrong in attributing the boundless
learning and prodigious memory
OF this great man to his habit of sys
tematizing his mental labor, and
to his power of self-concentratiou
and to his belief in the wisdom of
God.-Scientifc American.
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DO not jest with your wife upon II
subject in which there is danger of
wonnding her feelings. Remember
she treasures every good word you
utter. Do not speak of great viz
tues in another mans wife, to re-
mind Your own Of a fault. Do not
%reproach your wife with personal
defect, for if she has sensibility, you
inlet IA wound difficult to heal. Do
not treat your wife with inattention
IN company it touches her pride,
and she will not respect you more.
or love YOU better for it. Do not
npbraid your wife in the presence
OF a third party /; the sense Of your
disregard for her feelings will pre-
vent her from acknowledging her
fault. Do not entertain your wife
by prai>ing the beauty and accom-
p!lShments OF other women. Ifyou
would have a pleasant home aud a
cheerful wife, pass your evenings
under your own root. Do not be
STERN and silent in your own house,
and remarkable for sociab;lity else
where.-Ex.
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Old age does not necessarily Oh
scure the intellectual powers, Pc
trarch, who died at seventy, was
found sitting in his library leaning
over an open book as if he were
reading, but in reality dead.
Wordsworth lived to eighty. with
unfailing poetic power; Goethe,
down to the day Of his death, at
eiehty-three, labored on with youth
full zeal and with an undated devo
ton to literature; Titian's pencil
dropped from llis hand whec he
was stricken by the plague, at near
~ one hundred years of age; Mi
chael Angelo went on splendidly
until ninety Leonardo da Vlnci,
one of the greatest artists of any
age, died at bis easel, with undi
minished faculties, at seventy-five
Tintoretto worked until eighty; Pc
rugino, until seveuty-eight Ru
bens, until seventy; Teniers, until
eighty four ; and Claude until eigh
ty; other Instances are also on re-
cord.
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all Dur going and a comings, a
friends light, true and trnsty-
gone out forev-rs. No! MOI The
light has NOT gone. 1t is shining
beyond the stars where there is no
night and no darkness, forever and
turever.-Ex.
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The new German remedy for
diptheria is turpentine-appears to
find many advocates. Children
take one teaspoonful morning aud
evening, adults a tablespoonful in
children, tepid milk is given after
it, and iJ may also be mixed with
the same. Halt an hour after the
administration o fthe drug, a bright
redness begins to spread from the
margin Of the diptberitic emulation
and this redness becomes generally
dlffused over, and takes the place
of, the false membrane, and the dis
ease is said to disappear in "a
hours without leaving a single
trace. While this remarkable eff
feet is said to be invariably met
with whenever the remedy is made
use of at the very commencement
of the disease, those who recon
mend it so highly assert that it is
also successful, only less rapidly,
in cases that have progressed for
several days:
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LOquacity and Reserve.

The ideas of a great talker differ
vely much from those of the reserv
ed man-the former being superb
cia' and comparatively valueless,
while the latter generally vented
in provesbs) are truthful, impress
sive and profound. The language
OF the former skips along as easily
and gracefully as the greyhound,
while, on the contrary, that of the
latter, slowly, 'clumsiIy and heavily
EDWARDS, like the pcndorous and IN
wieldy elephant. He finds it diff
Quito give utterance to his thoughts
which rush forward to the portals
of his mouth in such crowds, that
they, in fact, block it up. When
ever you meet with a man of this
kind, give him time, and do not
mistake his tedious hardness for ig
norance or imbecility of the mind
In nine cases out of ten he has .liv
ed in solitude, and because he has
not been habituated to converse
ton, his tongue grows so rusty
that, when he does venture in
to society, no one will wait till be is
drawn out, and therefore his reserve
continues to increase. Do not con
temptuously turn your back upon
him, but listen, and he will, in all
likelihood, repay your civiliry with
interest. The eagle is a solitary
bird, and his voice may be harsh,
bat still he is an eagle, neverthe
less. Do not imagine that he is
dead or asleep, but be more atten
tive to nature. The gun is silent
until its note is II Of triumph !; the
tigers fatal spring and terrific
roars are simultaneous ; the volca
no is silent before an eruption;
and all nature seems dead before
the tornado and the earthquake.
Nature employs silence to concen
trate her energies, that the effect
may be more appalling and sub
Line. AS iron, by long exposure
to the action OF fresh water, has a
rusty exterior, but is inwardly i'm
proved in quality, so the rust of
the reserved man is only superficial
his ideas, over which the
stream of time has passed, are sus
ceptible of higher polish. and sink
more forcibly into the mind of his
hearer. The diamond is a rough,
dull STONE when first brought from
It's rocky bed, yet it receives from
!apidary a brilliancy almost ca
of dlspeIling the gloom of
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Professional and mistress cards, including
paper, will he published at the rate OF so cts.
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tor subsequent Insertions.
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eaid for IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
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Persons sending communications to this pa
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
(Fcom our regular Correspondence
WASHINGTON. july 18th. 1885.

a new and better governmental era
has dawned upon the country, and
that the hope for a purer aud more
business like administration which
expressed itself in the election of
Cleveland will not be dissappCint-
ed.
1t is safe to say that it has been
a long time since the laws were so
thoroughly studied and so honestly
enforced as they now are, while the
present generation seeS::for the first
time a sincere endeayor to check
extravaganza and the willful waste
of the peoples money.
The Government receipts and ex
penditures for the month of June
1884 and 1885, are significant as
showing how far administrative re
form affects the balances. For the
month OF June 1885, the receipts
were a27,157,O15.55 June 1884,
s26, 932,0SS.30; expenses for June
1885, Sl5,255,65S.11, June 1884,
316,11G,113.0O. The increase of re
ceipts can largely be placed to the
increased vigilance of the customs
service, under the spur of the new
administration in preventing frauds
in differentiation. The reduction
III expenditures of over eight hun
dred thousand dollars is the imme
date result of the initial passage
of the J~acksOnian broom Of retrench
ment aud reform through the Fed
eral service.
The claim made by the Denfo
Gratis in recent canvasses that it
was high time to have a look at the
books has been abundantly sustain
ed. In every department, and in
almost every bureau of the Govern
ment irregularities : coming to
light. Secretary Manning is over
hauling the Internal Revenue Blu
reau, recognizing the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing and redu
cling this charity hospital to bust
ness principles, and he is breaking
up the ring which has flched the
fifty millions or so from the Treasu
ry department by undertaking
their importations. The Agricul
tural department has been over
h0uled with results disastrous to
the regulations of mealy mouthed
Loring, and his subordinates. The
land grabbers have been checked,
and CD every hand evidences OF
recklessness, and extravaganza are
coming to light. The last bureau
to be heard from is Coast Survey,
the accounts of which are under
and investigation by the
Auditor. The wholesome feeling
now is that all these Investigations
will be honest ones, that the limo
cent will be indicated, while the
will not be witewashed.
For snch is Democratic reform.
Since the reorganization of the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing !
two hundred persons have
been discharged without their loss
felt either in the quality or
quantity of the work done, and at
4 saving of 100000, per annum.
How can this be The explanation
8 easy. Congress places in the
lands of the chief of the bureau
a million of dollars annual
y, with absolutely no restrictions.
The bureau was filled with clerks
many of whom were assisting 9th
RS to do nothing. Fifty or more
we're discharged, and $4,000, was
aved at one swoop. One matron
nd nine assistants were employ
4 to protect from theft the clothes
1 the dressing room OF the female
to the printers. These {
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For THE SUMMER.-Far more ~invigora
ting than a trip to the seaside is the time
ly use of Creole Female Tonic.
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Things are moving slowly but
surely iu Washington.
The Attorney General, Garland,
has just given an opinion in refer
ence to the construction of the
steam man-of-war Dolphin lately
built by the famous John Roach.
He finds that the vessel has not
been built in conformity to law, has
not the speed required O has it
been completed in a workman, like
manner as the contract demanded.
He concluded by saying that 1.-The
large sums of money which have
been paid to Mr.. Roach have passed
into his hands without authority Of
law and are held by him as so much
money held and received to the use
of the United States, and may be
recovered from him, and not only
so, but the money thus paid him by
officials holding a judiciary relation
to the government, having gone
into the ship Dolphin, a court of
equity will follow it there, and for
that purpose will entertain a pro
ceeding against the ship itself"
Thus ends one of the great swim
dies that planned by the late
Republican authorities to rob the
United States of several hundred
thousand dollars to go into the
pockets of John Roach. aud Bill
Chandler.
The Secretary of the Navy has
also called for the resignation
of the foremen III the various Navy
yards, and says that he does not
want any foreman who has been in
the Navy yards of late years:
They know too much to have eff
fective work done.
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There was "a young man from Orleans,
Who used to paint carnival scenes,
Like fruit that is mellow,
His face was quite yellow,
Till his liver was moved by Bile Beans.
Two bits per bottle.
For sale hy JOS r. TIibolehux Pharmacist.
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MCDONALD'S
Automatic Hydraulic Pressure Regulator.

GUGAR PLANTERS, WISHING TO SAVE
- great losses from a careless fed cane-car
rier, poor extraction of cane juice, from the
general Rigid Sugar Mills loss of fuel to,
burn imperfect bagasse delays caused by
hreakage of the Rigid Mills liability Of
foreign substances, accidental or otherwise,
causing great break downs of the machine.
ry and numerous other expensive annoy
ances that besieges this planters in saving
their crors. are recommended the use of THE.
HYDRAULIC
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PRESSURE REGULATOR.

which has proven to overcome the many
troubles above enumerated. Testimonials Of
those working the Regulator can be given
Planters shonld order at once, for future
delivery. II required for the present crops.
For further information. address
JNO. s.. MCDONALD.
1Ijy'S5 Am. p. O. Box 2o55. New Orleans
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Creole Female Tonic at Roth &. Fleet
wood.
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NIT pkDEp may he found on file Mt Geo
LILO AK Ed p. howell a Cos Newspaper
Advertising Bureau no Spruce St where advertising
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What a Minister Says


Extreme weakness and genera
debility, produced by exposure an
over work az. niant upon my du
ties, were gradually developing in.
to an utter prostration Of my sys.
TEN Adopting the suggestion Of
intlmst friends, who had e1pe.
rienced relief in similar cases by
taking SwIft's Specific, | now find
myself restored 70 % perfect .condi.
ton Of health and strength. 40.
cept my fe,vent wishes for your
continued prosperity 10 your we'll
chosen and successful method fl
relieving those who suffer.
RKv. B STOCKTON, D D.,
saltwater Place, Stamford, Conn
Treatise on Blood and Skin Di.
senses mailed free. THE Swlr1
SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Ai~ Liflis H. mdbnhu.
Esta~l''ee s'aTasy alrbf
NJ II tswg rtpad a..
blas Msaaiaia Tasslly s,aslar
~ Waliaa .hs alta,
lsh Taerlay aighl m hH istgts
h1fae tfshada
Iiev v u EtlnsaaI Ntac
EhaIi.h IN m lbs gzpaltlss
Saturday hlaht
Hana'm Joint Etleaa wife
'eiHfhel irgm ihe Exposition
Sunday morning
Mf' " q Carter aal children
: Turned rom Nav Orleans l,at
Wsdnewlay morning
CAPT j. A Hainwaiof haa been
quit III and confined to lia bed
several days this week
Mr J. J 5cuIl arrived from
Jonesboro Afk, "Wednesday night
On a brief visit to hs family
Col Jno r. Diekins, Mr.. !. n
Bcothe and Dr. John Wright, left
for the Exposition Saturday night
Capt r. II Taylor, his daughter,
Miss Mary Belle, and Miss Annie
Tucker left for the Exposition
Wednesday night.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. r. Lester
returned from Jackson ia sday
morning, where he hal been to
settle with the Auditor.
Messrs, N. r. and o. D. Sledgc
and wives and Mrs. W. d. Sledge,
Of Como, left for the Exposition
Sunday night; two or thrceoftheir
children were also in the party
Mr.. 8. 7. Morehead left Wednes
day morning by private convey
ance for Bay st. Louis Miss. He
goes for his health and will locate
there, if the country suits him.
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Can Bo Had if Wanted

"lIave you any malaria here r
asked u lady who was looking at 4
rural boarding-place for herfamily
"Well," said the landlady, eve
hain't got none jist now folks
haven't asked for it; but we'll get
it for your family if you want it,
Most folks get mslaria without
wanting it. To get rid OF its nox-
ious effects, use Browns Iron Bit
tiers. Mrs. S. X. Macdonald
New Haven, Conn, gays, 81 suf-
fered from malaria for nearly six
years. Browns Iron Bitters cured
me completely"
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Iat rs aTilsls fslallhT 70 ~
y = y, # ihss eisy says W.
Hbsi fiaim ranpany slaflsi IN,
ffaf 80 eth slmm hst loday
~ business eannot h. hpagit a,
Eo0dmi The dsmaad aai ths
saipfiesibH given is sald ~ h
Nithoui = lifail |, as AZ aeilun i,
pafrnneeI woniatfll w. afa
RlHl toahaaunea That puf druggists
haze aIfeady seoupd 4 supply,
nnl Fe hdpa utif fetIais viii sap
Wy themselves n onee Isl IL mll
g be Che only speedy and rermA
nnnt bleod pois4u famady offered
giving entire mt faction in 40
eims before ona i l.io las been
usel fof ~ - tf aitt Kidney
Troubles sffofula, CapVU. lii
VIeers abd Skin Dts ono
bjitl fB y r. ZrIu
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Commissioners Sale.

May J Wright,
W No. S7J
Clyde Peal Wright e.. AL }
BY virtue Of - decree Of thcchan
Gerry court VI the first district Of
Pamela county MIS-. on the 18Th
day Of February 1885, in The case
Of Mary J. Wright Va. Clyde Pearl
Wright ct al. the undersigned
commissioner will on MoSDAY. the
18th day II MARcm 1885, in front
Of the cpuft.huuse door. in the town
.of Sarjis, sell 1the highest bidder,
lbs following dr.ofibcd real estate,
lying and being in The said first
cout. district II said county Of
Iauuia, ff out T urth cash, aud the
balance In tnr, equal annual
installmaRt with interest on the
deferred payments At six per cent,
per annum from date Of sale, viz
The northeast tnrt) quarter and
east half tsl) ~ the nprthwes.
(nwi) quarter y ction five 90
township light 90 " range TX t6l
west Said sale Will take place with.
in the hours pr .cribd by law.
4 K BLANN, Commissioner,
Taylor q Kyle. sole. FOR Dom.
plainanl..
ssrdis, Miss. Feb 10th. 1885.
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7. II. Smith, Barber.

T. II. Smith desires to inform
the public that be has re-opened
his Barber.shop, at the old stand,
two doors from the post.ofiee.
where he can be found at all sea.
sonable hours, fully prepared To do
work inhis line with nea.ness and
dispatch.
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TO

In view Of the scarcity of mon
ey aud the hard times. we have
mad arrangements with the man.
uiacturers OF the Buck Eye Cultiva-
tors and Plow SuIkies to place the
coming spring q limited number
Of these labor.saving implement in
the hands of farmers ut CASH
PRICE with 10 per cent interest,
from date Of order, payable Nov lst
1885. A eold not will be requir-
ed from each purchaser. Thoae
desiring to take advantage Of hi.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE
MENT will please notify us az
early as possible, so We may place
their order before all are taken
up. One man and pair Of mules
can cultivate fifty to srvcn,y-fyp
acres. Farmers are invited to call
and see our BUCKEYE FORCE
PUMP, just the thing for cistcrns
and shallow wells. A full line Of
Barbed-wire always ON hand.
WALL d LACEY.
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Booksellers, Stationors and Prin-

Messrs. Clapp & Taylor, 3l5
Main street, Memphis, have their
card in this paper. In their deal
ings they are square, liberal and
courteous, and they sell at popular
prices
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. letter,
Chapped Hands, C%hilblains, corns,
and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay re.
quircd. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, OF money re.
funded. Price % cents per box.
AT Henderson Bros. Sept. 9, 81.
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pricklv Ash Ritters Is an |

Prickly Ash Bitters is an un-
failing specific for all complaints
arising from a arrangement Of the
functions of the Liver. II purifes
the blood and infuses new life into
the invalid, Pains in the side,
general uneasiness, loss Of appetite,
headache, bilious attacks, dc. DC.
are sure indications that a correc-
tive is needed. Prickly Ash Bit
tiers is especially adapted for these
complaints. Il arouscs a torpid
liver to action and restores 1t TO n
healthy condition.
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Our Thoroughbred knight
Errant Jack,
BLACK CROOK,

sill stand die am ~ our farm. Long
Branch. . mil u " CORTLAND. At the
feduntd prize ssup. cash. uith the
pnviirga II iall aasun. he il sin yran-
oli. Is hand. high. JET black. a No.
breeder was sired BY Samson. he BY
satin, he by Phillip. be by knight Err
rant. Ills dam VS. a knight Euant
Ipnnet. THIS Jack contains the best
strains II stock in Tennessee. Pastumpe
furnished for 500 per month grain
led al reasonable rates. No responsible.
" ior arrilents or ESCAPES.
y T a A.. II. LEIGH, Owners.
March i4th.
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A Life Saving Present.

Mr.. NJ. =. Allison, Hutrhin on,
Kan: Saved his life By a SIN
Trial Bottle Of DR.. Kings \ W
Discovery, for Consumption, which
caused him to procure 4 larg.
bottle, chat completely cured him.
when Doctors, change Of climate
and everything else had failed
Asthma, Bronchitis, Holr enc !,
Severe Coughs, and all Th,oat
diseases, it il qua ante,d 10 cur.
For sale at Henderson Bros
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Stockholders Notice.

Thoro will be an election held at
the Office of the Bank Of Strdi- on
"Wednesday, March 25th, 1885, at
10 a. IN, for five directors to serve
the Bank for the ensuing year.
". II. WALL, Cashier.
March 18th, 1885.
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Americans Pride.

True American men and women, By
reason Of their strong constitutions, bean.
,iiul forms. rich compilations and char.
scteristic energy, are enviel by all ma
tons. Its the general use Of DIR. Harters
Iron Tonic which brings about these re.
sulta
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

a brass band from Memphi'
.'.ed down the road Monday
a'tn' 70 participate In the festiv.
.'es At Grenada In honor oil Gen.
s'naii's appointment TO the
ssna'e. The town was wild with
,aaslasm there was a torch.
procession, a banqus, and 8
a great crowd besiesed the
s s~.aeral's residence, aud, in com.
.noe with sheir demand, he
ss fslisissss speech.
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CAPT. w. II. ALEXANDER, oI
Massodon, called Wednesday. paid
nis subscription to the STAR i
'sar IN advance and gave us an
u'aer to print 5000 bill.heads for
'ne irm Of Messrs. sledge 4 Alex.
,aaer. Such liberal customers are
highly appreciated.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

AsigniGcant and by no means
encouraging sign Of the times is
The fast that many Of the boys in
sardis own and carry pistols.
tuesday last the Mayor fined a
n1ssen.year old boy for carrying a
pistol.