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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
BEETHOVEN.
An Incident Of HIS Last Appearance 10
Public.

An Incident Of Ills Last Appearance 10
Public.
On one Of the last appearances Of Bee.
hoven In pablo, he was announced 70
play = new work of his composition fei
piano and orchestra. II having been
reported. and truly rs It turned out. thai
owing to his Increasing deafness he
would seldom be again heard in = con
courtroom, the attendance was naturally
large. and ne reception Of the compose,
when he took his place at the Instrument
W. most enthusiastic. By some unac.
EQUITABLE freak Of Imagination. how.
ever, he fsncied himself officiating a,
conductor. and on coming ia = forts.
simo" passage suddenly crossed hi.
arms, and let them 20 right aud lefi
with such force - 10 send the candles on
each side Of the piano flying about the
room. lrritsted bv this interruption. but
happily unconscious Of tho merrineni
he had excited, be recommended play.
ing; two boys. candle In hand. having
meanwhile By way Of precantien been
stationed beside the instrument. On
the recurrence Of the passage In ques-
ton he performed the same manruvrv
. before, and although one " the
candle-bearcrs prudenly kept himself
out Of harms way. the other. les
fortunate, wss literally KNOCKED hsad
over heels This time the mirth Of The
audience knew no bounds. and Bee
thovcn. In = transport Of fury. after
venting his rage on the piano BY en
urely denolishing half-s&csen notes.
and without taking The slightsst notice
OF any one present. strobe Indignantly
out Of the room. leaving his astounded
fellow musicians TO propritHte the pub.
lie ss best they might-M Y. Pest
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

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ma IN gt isf. gaafsaf sappaa
iif aeaeatW M isft tfaff %
FEED m tho bd Is mon
a0.afl aaf fsh iss ab sss.s.t b
.1H lfi ~ .Hfs 'sisnisI 10 sa.psf
Ha'ua m lpo.arls fpfgilnoay
lIsa4 iHnIff 300 ani fspso.sla VII.
htuiH fttdY h i.fGIf fIfr victims
Hnff Nsnff1Hf supply N rfh faod Il
given ' spir1se them taes mo Iisi
itNa itia NJ ibs arsien which pro
fu0.s rnp.Ile diseases rfa issI 1a soy.
Wing H 'r h1ImaI issd' oa r.p M
'f'mp.' iuo pfepg.trrou 90 merit q
moment thought.
These humura ar0 ma1Ifeftly caused
In part bf improper food and ne geh.
efaldepfnvcd state NJ ihe Usism promi
neni among thris are afl greasy articles.
win fnlt and ME spice. the salt being
The cause ~ ranhef er%upti0ns, ~ snp
pose, moro Than MI other cAuaas com.
bIn"d. strong acids, ~ vinegar. lemon
juice and that VI The pie plant whsn
n tull strength, coming neat In order
Indeed, ehaieyet IL bon paruslly III.
gesi"d, mag ING with tho blood in a
crude form. viii be- very likely 10 excite
M Irritation, resulting 10 AN eruption
know ~ nothing moro likely 10 pro.
dire such humors particularly tho
,rroillous variety than that sbecial
concentration Of impurity, fat pork.
The hog being . scnyengor. M "un.
clean brast absolutely forbidden by
the great Jehovah. y. unfit for the food
OF q Christian peoplel An eruption,
Therefore, ~ but a manifestation u ma.
ture Efforts 10 purify tho system. thus
preventing n worse fora " disease, as
levers, lufammaiiOns. etc.
These crude matters. with the general
waste are collected, making an appear.
ance on the surface, either rs pimples
or sores. the discharges from which
constitute q very poisonous matter, or
very Impure, at least, which the integ.
rty otthe system demands to be- OK.
PEELED Hence the folly Of the idea
that sores run the HE away Thes.
discharges should always be encouraged.
q, = very important means Of puriiica.
ton, a merciful arrangement by which
serious diseases may be ayerted. Even
the discharges from the cancer are IA.
yorable, prolouging tho life. Indeed.
what we ARE accustomed 10 call diseases
or symptoms, are but the manifestations
OF nature efforts to remove something
all " these, nature. in a'friondly
doing the best that can he done.
under the circumstances, to remove A
hidden disease, or II contaminated state
the body, while she would he able Ia
much moro, aside from the fact that
poor erring mortals, with false ideas,
are almost constantly attempting 70
her merciful efforts, waging a re-
Iehtless wal on nature, or the ~recupera-
live powers. What we call A fever. for
Example is a purifying process, the heat
being caused by the achlal combustion
li the waste, e1ete matters resulting
RON The constant dying Of portions Of
he body. We are "%iearfully aud won.
iertully made, there ARE forces within
are constantly attempting TO re.
move cure our ailments, while we. by
wrong habits OF eating, drinking. etc,
're a. constantly destroying our health,
with but little regard 10 natures laws.
learning but little Of her methods Of
cure DR.. j. H. HanaJord IN Gohlen
Rude.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
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A. . nIs. IN establishing . fUfsst
pIahtan9h. a Z hslisf ~ gf0s sevffHl
varieties t0aefhsf Thea \ igms Insect
sasmg NJ SfAef trouble 4h1uld DESTROY
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EreAlsH Falns ean BE- retained
Hasks@ Msif half 4 pound " buiief
and mis- with u te0iblfis N q pint ~
milk hDuf enough N make = thlck bat
Ter, add three iablfsp9yniul4 n yeast,
and IN IL In = warm place ~ rise
Whom llght best iwo eggs with half .
pound N rolled sugar. add = teaspoon
~ salt a teaspoon NJ cinnamon, and
flour enough ~ mould nut let them
riqs, and thef will bake In fifteen min.
utes Hs Hoas,hod
Tho great problem VI profitable
farming consists In making the soil In.
orca'ibgly fertile. lie who builds up n
bank account nj the expense NJ The fer.
tllity 0f his soil Il not 10 be- considered
. wise hnsbaHdman or successful farmer.
There Il NJ better safe deposit for farm
products than reinvesting them In the
Itself, Not only il II a safe deposit,
any Investment made In this direc-
lion Is certain 10 yield apaying dividend
annually -Cf,Utiand Leader
A needless amount Of consideration
: often given to the question Of exercise
or cows. Exercise develops muscleand
bone, but not dairy qualities, except
when there Is really too little exercise TO
maintain health, and not much IL needed
or that when good feed, grooming and
'cntilation are furnished regularly.
jows need flesh and fat 10 be profitable.
md that comes most cheaply by a quiet
ife and plenty to eat. The exercise
Irgument is generally urged by those
I'D fogies who hate a change from pas
uring to soiling.-M Y. Sun.
-Stewed Cucumbers. Cut them
.engthwise, lay them for a few moments
n a pan Of cold water. Take u small
aucepan, give It a tablespoonful Of goo,
Put in the sliced cucumbers,
prinkle them gently with salt and pep
,er. Add a gill Of cold water and set
he pan, closely covered, where the Gu
umbers will cook slowly for half IN
Jour or more. Give them n little stir
nee in a while, but do not break them
lore than YOU can help. When they
%transparently tender you can serve
hem at once, or you can add a little
ream, shaking the pan softly as you do
D. TolsI0 BLgd,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

In many towns in Scotland where
street railroads are IN operation. in
stead OF charging Il stated fare from
which there Is no deviation on account
OF the distance the passenger travels,
the car routes are laid off into dis
tricts. When n man gets on a car he
pays one penny. which takes him to
the end OF that district; then the con-
ductor collects another penny. and con-
tinuing ut each new district until the
term nus Of the line is reached. By
THIS means q passenger only pays for
the distance he rides, and is thus en-
couraged TO enter the car when he has
but a short distance to 90.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
TRIPLES.
short Extracts from the DEGREES of IN
Beau Monde.


short Extracts from the DEGREES Of IN.
Beau Monde.
Black silk mitts will he fashionabl,
again with summer dresses.
The sleeves Of new costumes ar,
longer, and more trimming Is seen upor
them.
White serge dresses for little girls arr
trimmed with many rows Of gold braid
sashes Of MORE ribbon eight or ten
inches wide will be worn BY ladies a.
well as by children this summer.
For warm weather Oxford ties mad,
Of patent leather viii be fashionable.
The prcttiest aud simplest way o
making csmhrics and ginghams Is IN.
''housemaid's drcss"-conshsting Of !
full round skirt. with baby waist aud
belt.
Black silk and Surah dresses are in
proved BY using a Byroa collar and cuff
made Of jct A belt Of Jet may be sddcs
u desired.
Fine wool dresses are trimmed will
the new wocllcn lsces that NAV b.
either Of the same color with the costume
or Of . contrasting color.
Many styles and shapes are shown In
the new parasols. The Mushroom.
canopy aud round top win vie with
each other In popularity this summer.
The newest shade Of blue Is lapis
laxuli. The fAvorite green will be beryi
green which has . blush tint
The Caiogaa braid is the latss, style
Of couture Tor girls. The bang mustbs
quite short, and ran be strsight o.
slightly crimped.
A deep bright shade Of red, knowns
''old red" Is the fAvorite shade At pre-
emit and Is Ike the poppy-red which
was % long popular. Ecru, bclgs, brows
and green arr the celors Of the sssson
Wide tucks will be used on ell dresses
made Of wash materials Hsmbuu
em~broideries are preferred 10 lsess 81
trimming these dresses.
Handsome umbrella handles have
large balls u lapis lszuli. which an
fastened 10 the -,d ~ The -slrk viii ~
hsnds The prctsiest Innings sf. "A
changsable silks-k r. ntsts..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
A New Explosive.

Al Funfkircheu, In Hungary. = tern.
ble explosion has just occurred. In
which the inventor Of a new sort Of
dynamite has fallen . victim TO his "
invention. The man. sGermsn nsme,l
Lisch. resided with bis aged mother IA
an isolated house, In which he was &C.
eustomed to carry on his dangerous
trade. He had sold the patents Tor his
new explosive In America and else
where. Just prior 70 the explosion he
was engaged In mailing up q box co.,
tanning = consignment Of the material.
ahen saddeaiy the whole blew up. un-
roofing the house and burving the In
ventor aud he mother under The falling
ruins.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

fasHsifaima ~ . m-aHNNaNttfs HNH4Ttf ~
80 fisAisssfh fsaisff
bisahfaiil itsly iasshanas
az spsitnsai IL ~ tltftsfal FfiAse
absfisai bsabsahsfa s%pafimsai d ihs
aiahlssafh century, writes : sgffs
seosasas from Homo n Wss Hlisd W
~ ; ga saseassa "A M haibafihl
family in ne laat century me deco
fanoaa sad iafaltafa Ne lfalt > u
mafanlas. lust a. sfef5th " N me1lF'
sAl days was grand seikhsuf IvsfT'
shsfa Il Che sefiable eaahes N H0ayeg
On fempad0af thas style " decoration
Nhlah i without Used FIRMS, without
i4g eal carpentry, NiihoHt wvp0ftphs
elih8W unity, Ard fff fasa mailing ard
charming tike MI The F0mpadOnf
apartments. rooms that tfe utHhlly
shgl N from view and afe private are
open 10 the Yisii0i mna ~ woman
The bedroom ID = s0fi ~ temple with
costly Affean marble columns ~ either
side N the bed aiooFo ffom 4 huge h.
yefted green and gold shell aboyg fall
The green and gold curtains Draw
aside Theses curtains hnd snoh n deli.
oioua nest Around the bed IL . wall
covered with the most varied raised
ornaments. In soft oolors IN q gray
green ground Nymphs, birds, butter
lios garlands ttoliis work, gfatinga,
curved lines ending IN leaiy branches,
large shells with green and gold water
flowing from them three very Pompa.
dour figures Of Faith, Hope aud
Charity dancing gayly over the head u
tho bed Tho dining. room, boudoir
and o most delicious little place. very
unliterary looking, called the library.
each has rs oratory-looking aleoye. all
decorated In the same style, ceiling.
walls and furniture. Every straight
line and angle Is lost under a maze Of
the same graceful little wroaths and
birds, cuplds and shells. The gay. ir-
responsible DAY Of the canoncss was
brutally swept off into nothingness by
the French Revolution. This apart
ment, in n high-up corner OF the vast
Barberini Palace, is n pretty little
memory oil that frolicsomc, reckless
period when seed was gayly sown for
an unexpected harvest OF fearful retri-
button. For many years the rooms OF
the canoness have gone to rack and
ruin. The grand salon Is seventeenth
century Louis XIV. the walls covered
with oil pictures Ia fon-
tainebleau. giving all the feats,
sanity and martial Of the Barberini
family. At one time this fine room
was a sort OF nursery for the BOYS of n
family who lived there; the little
wretcheS used to amuse themselves by
shooting arrows and popguns at the
pictured pope and his nephews. Late
ly an American, Of ample means has
rented the place, and the coquette's
rooms are restored to something like
their original luxury.-SaH Francisco
Chronicle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
GOLD.
A Noble Metal, and Que worthy OF All Al.
miratlan.

A Noble Metal. and Que Worthy OF An All.
mlratlon.
Gold may be said to be everlasting,
understandable. The pure acids have no
elect upon IL. Air aud water arr alike
prohibited from workingit its destruction,
while TO baser metals they are decay, 10
gold thoy are i%nnocuous. Bury n
through hong sgrs, and when the rud,
tool oil The e%Scavator again brings il 10
light. while everything around il, and
originally associated with il. has re-.
turned b dust from which il spraAx
while the delicate form which Il adorned
has become a powder so impalpahle AS
TO be inappreciable; while the strors
bone OF the mighty warrior crumb,es as
you gaze upon It; while his trusty sword
lies n mas Of shale rust, the delic,t.
ttaccry In gold which adorned Il, or the
tinely-wrought tiara which encirchd the
LOFTY brow Of the fair dsmsel is there In
lis pristine beauty, a. perfect as when
II left the workman's hands and became
The Joy Of her tlectng moments. Yes,
days, years, centuries upon centurie.
have rolled by, mighty empires have
risen and fallen; dynasiies thai
dreamed their power was to be ever.
lasting have passed away; armies hsv,
marched. conquered and besome nerve.
less with decepit old age; cities TEEN.
ing with population and commerce have
become the dwelling place of the owl
q the bat; the very pyramids them.
selves raised In the pride Of power, and
destined to be forever, have crumhled
and are crumbling; and yet that thin
tlsment Of gold has stood unchanged
through all these mighty changes: Il has
withstood triumphantly the DESTROYING
hand OF time; II Is to-day what Il was
three thousand years ago. Surely il &,
a noble metal worthy Of all admiration.
Sir Heayy Puiaa.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

II Is said that a lady's standing In soc,s.
=, an easily 10 determined by her dres.
~ the breakfast-tahle; an exnans,va
snowy costume indicating that tho ssa,e,
mas not yet learned the proprieties' pn,
no need be afraid Of being caIlcd
snoanyD u her lovelincss IL as apparrn,
.ny uayhght % at the hops. Perfect baen.
~ seser the attendant VI disease; abovs
ar .noae diseases peculiar 10 woman
aE wnlcn md a ready euro In DR.. Pierce,
10 on. dni, PRESCRIPTION" Price reduced
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

More than 1000 persons who voted
at the suggestion Of the Philadelphia
Press dec dcd that Harriet Beeeher
stowe was the most popular living nov
elist; that Webster was the greatest
Of Amer can orators. and 'Evangelinc"
the most popular poem.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
AB0vE all other earthly ins

ABOVE all other earthly i1s,
hnte the big. old fashioned Mills,
~ slow degrrcr they downward wena
anu oltcn pause, or upward tend;
Mith such discomfort arp they frnuvh,
.helr good effects amount Ia naught.
low nr. Pierce prepares a Mil
Ihat Just exactly nils the bill
Pellet, rather. thnt IN all
y Plcashnt furEativc. aud smdI.
yuhttrl hon as you feel their need.
iouh nmi that ] speak truth, lndcei.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

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atpiaHse ~ biz f4a aniaeanfa
Iiuts Hll HneH peetsHif. ~ .efaHsa
ne fIdief N hs aanalltuil,s eAaa
has been careless VI ~ t-ga.asN h
tal stfalhs nervous aNdifamt.s y
habits QYHfs work, have lastss 9w
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nut n.e1f wef Hafhsr'a safa wy
malntaln yifef' A1d egea nes VI
st1fs vitality ~ those ofssa. W.
laes y tha man that which ~
Dthe haven Vt his ambitions III =
Tnr Hartford journal sav.
Wy IN vegetables. This Ia 49,
y~egetarianA Bgfaio E5prs.s a'''ir
PikEATonfHstftf DHnts eHfnlotmt....
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Hhisa
lr Ia not hard for a man "a mind Il.
business, lut u IL thu monoieny IN,
cant stand. ''al
THE told rellable"-Dr. a.s,,. r.
Remedy. 'Vahni
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

Ibis is my golden wedding remarked
I'm ,mpecnnious man when he married a
woman worth $4,000.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

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'N'' ""Ui' l'I ~ hI' i''uhK' ne rfi.
u'n,' '~onNln't'u h'i folhlllr ana re-
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to1ip y rauiy WY alifaruVe and
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w wv '"l 'n''l'I "lI"gHoh
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uE vi we PlAho Asls whoever
Hry,9I y obtaining may account
n1 nappy "oniI bs Wilng to
",''l JOY T, ~, : qua ior rachel
tn"''' WI n'4ug'l' You are olrre'-
,,'u.l iA'l'llAl, y " Po'luv" f'lnfh'7-
Imply ~ N"H iAhgu'se"h so hor
All acqualhlnn''
SMUT MS, Afohorr We nave
NV" e''n o'n'I TOT Years RESIDES
oui IHl"'l nH ,hn'llohrh ny addresses.
NY 'N'' nav neen opened thls
'''o nun Z" u ut'u'T knowledge OF
lou, u',Posulon, anu ! haNg no longera
I 'oPie'' hiA'''r' Iuf'her food
ano cU.'u scAr,'Iy retain her mltih,
uul 'na'ly succeed Tor she "a" through
sne ppeh uoor an advancing hgnre'
ml'ch SUE was sure must be Rodney
n'l'on' Que settled her.eli among the
u"''ion'' ANU commenced pouring over
w Ion'ei'ts VI > newspaper, ~ though
she heard no eager, resolute fOotstcp
IPou lne grayeled walk now on the
uy'p' anu now stopping ny her very
~ iIAy'unl Dayton pulled the paper
"ay, Aau, Ievhins up she encountered
q par d uAfKiy' radiant eyes
ha's YOU no welcome 70 give MAJ
'' "wl 70 conRrI'ulA1'on' 70 ohcr'
~, snould congratulate your
"nn' mhue you surprise mo with this
unexpected rislt'
ar' luxe = WEI planket WIN your
questions jennie, but you cant ex-
.thguish me, nave come to tell you
'"at nav zen admitted 10 the bar
a n g'ad 10 hear H. Rodney
anu ! ave come 10 lell you that You
VIC uearel 70 nre man s,Stcro Of mother
airy luu sure O nr
VeAsing expression was
Seune lnc'
ouIe " ~ les was the lmpctu'
answer
lie onered 10 make 1t moro emphatic
oy Dcstowing q cares.
rAAe eare' nave thorns about
NV
oeiI.'e you nave ior ieel them In
~, ncn't Iou when you bricr-rcso'
YOU % my wIior
nSve some serious talk with
you nrst' SIR
4u,cN men am All attention
'Doyou expect That shall obey youp"
'he asked saue'ly.
81 can answer that question more cor.
rectly in the future"
II am stubborn, and love my own
way
80 am |, and so do l."
IL am selfish aud cSacting."
Il know itr
II shall require nv husband TO tell
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

The ycik Of eggs laid By hens while
hsy eat the seventeen-vesr ncusts Is
nestly white. Hens prefer these lnseca
10 almost any kind Of lcod.-frev TIM.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

Berlin posLbosss are painted blu
snd g0ld sha measure about two fee
ssch Say Thsy are not fastened I,
lsmpt@sis, bat "a baildlngs. The letleI
spsftefes ara guarded By movabl,
sPitss sstiss award On the face IN.
hssfs = sAssnHg are given. and = dia.
g9sa1 " sks1 = the inert dispatch.
H. 1ierss staten b shirh the boz /,
susTAe1 alec sbSsn, 30 that :
aFsafsf lsafns Al once the sesres,
gfes -hsss p~tal business Il tran.
tess4 u I'll bot The suburban part. o.
tfbs 49, street b1tes are cleared
~ssst nssss sfNsa : a. IN fhe nom
- s@9 ~ q slEht On SUNDAY Their
ss sssa sissfsaass between ths same
sssfs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

PikFaToefuscnt uHnfs eHrrlatma..
oleahs sulphur sdnpheala md henm@'
0fHHAs Cons hNaOvIH Hills fafns. NV, I
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

THE "old rellable"-Dr. asv.,, r.
Remedy. 'ea'sH'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

" Ia not hard for a man 70 mind Il.
business ut y Is Tho monoiany uh,. I