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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-25
FRESH FISH
For the afoundsyills Penitentiasy Sent U
Prom ISanawha County.

i
spoeidl Dtpctah % AZ Iatelltgeae
CHARrEsroS, W. Va, June 24.-1n tho
Circuit Court Judge johnson this morn.
ing sentenced Ike Turner, Thos. King,
John Nunley and Charles Slaughter for
murder, three years each; Jacob School
craft, shooting with intent to I'LL, one
year; John Hudson and James Early,
house-breaking and robbery, five years
The above named will be taken TO the
peniteniary next Monday by Sheriff
Ewart.
CHARLES jackson and Henry Hewart,
convicted Of petit larceny, got thirty days
at hard labor, 10 be worked out on the
county roads or streets.
Judge johnson, who exchanged terms
with Judge Guthrie, Of this circuit, is
highly spoken ofsby the legal fraternity
for his prompt dispatch Of business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-25

r,r,r aTe a great many spots on the
,ir;ni,,ratiou mini. sun that political astrono-
's 1,e intently studying.
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"A sPLExpID Mock Turtle Soup will 10
served for lunch this evening at Louis
Schwalbs First National saloon on Main
near Tenth street. Don't neglect 70 tIyit,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-25
AFTER BURCHARD.
STRIKES. a STUMP
In Attempting to Remove the director OF
the mlas-why He Cannot Be Dl.ehatged
by .hs pre.idsnt-rhs Nature efths
charge. nrouss. Against HIN.

New YoRx, June PA Washington
specialize the Ectaing POat says:. Nh.
Burchard, Director Of the Mint, according
to present information, has dc cided totest
the power of the President to remove him
from office. There are two Offices in tho
Treasury which were created by special
statute, the tenure Of which it Is assumed
makesit impossible for the President to
suspend the incumbents unless the Senate
shallconsent. These Offices are the Di.
rector otthe Mint and the Comptroller OF
Currency.
The law under which The Director OF
tho Mint received his appointment is %
follows: she shall be appointed by the
President by aud with the advice and con.
sent Of the Senate, and shall hold his
Office for the tenn Of five years, unless
sooner removed by the President upon
reasons to be communicated by him to the
eenase.n
This claim is that the phraseolcgy Of this
act differs from all general statutes to up.
pointments, and though the Director. may
be suspended during the recess his ofilce
will be renewed to him should the Senate
fail TO confirm his successor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-25

=. ..,;0, 10 look as ii Minister Keiiey
l,,i u b've to return home and be satisfied
's,t bonons in his own country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-25

A great head Is q good thing ior q young
man; but It must not be aswelled head,
nor the head one gets aitera night at the
elnh.-Meg 0tleaga Pieagltae.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-25
COMMENCEMENT DAY.

AT THE WAsH.-JRFF. COLLEGE.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

A MAS in Charleston. ;. e., has
made a most important discovery,
which will rcyolulionisc -sae OF
the evils Of -sicty. For many
years the church has anayod itself
against dancing as a dangerous,
demoralizing pastim g. The
Charleston moralisi has made the
discovery that the immortality ID
dancing springs from the fact tia,
men have TO catch hold IL women
when they dance, aud he logically
arrives at the conclusion that Il
they had something 10 catch hold
OF that was not woman the danger
would all be cbyiatcd, aud dancing
might be conducted even at vestry
meetings aud seviyals without the
slightest fear u impropricty.
Acting upon this suggestion he
has invented a kncb or handle,
which Is attached to the female
dancer as il is affixed 10 a door
She can wear i, m a belt and her
partner can seize il without fear
Of coming in contact with her
person. Knobs can be made Of
brass, nickel, porcelain or silver.
and If kept well polished will add
"A pleasant effcc, to the person.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

WINS President Cleveland SAYS
the Boston llymld llniepudenD .
l. doing much by bis wise and rem
soryatiye opursc ~ Show The Undo.
lendcu, voters that they made no
mistake when they helped Ia elect
him 70 the highest Office, the *.
trcmc Republican organ. and such
Republican leaders q. have spoken
On the subject are doing oh iutheir
power TO eon6rm them Ia this
opinion. The disposition 10 find
fault with everything the Prcsi-
don't does, ~ give him no credit
even for gopl intentions, and 70
twist every Transaction "a his dis.
credit which The Republican
organs display, only serves Ia
position, and TO turn their thoughts
away from any purpose to return
10 the Republican party. Tho
same disposition Is making new
independent voters among those
Republicans who f6scluily voted
for the Republican candidates Last
fall becauseof vagucapprchensioncf
what a Democratic administration
might do-apprchenayHs which
President Clryclardhss done much
to dissipatc-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

"Oh, leslie" said little gleeful
MAUD we are going 10 have some
honey made vt our house, How
do you know p asked Josie.
because mamma sent the servant
after three b., and ! don't know
what bees are good for only to
make honey
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ca,
will mail any one u most wonder
full book FREE.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

tHas ia i
Firms Hltaf
Ns nHi ia taaf stsalleai mief
an aaaht@ faHf 4iat ~ OH
paas Nanf ihaaks Nv ihs en-.
dmenr assai ~ naf ltifis taff.
papla ~iHsA Af f,H msa,ia
so leaahsw in rf Wis.d Hb8.
yn rr. afa qualified ~ fil higher
p#liians than Waief valley ran
tfHi W pr opinion gon afe
gffeft In regard " mo n them ~
Ieast Niss fwd Fof IL is b. her
superior management, firm di@l.
| plins ahn untifngenefry.ihai Wa.
tef valley i mgfs Indebted b day
~ hff orderly and we'll regulated
'elpol than 10 any other ous A.
'isinnt teacher in The institute
ltf Preston i splendid diseipli
marian aud Que n The very best
principals that any school could
have yet notwithstanding all
this coming here at The time he
did, whcn ~ much prejudice cxls.
ted, with bath teachers nnd
patron ttgainsta graded scho', lad
he not bad her coothci MT assif.
tanco he could not have made the
school the success that IL IL now.
And while we would be pleased to
see her occupy the highest position
that her superior education fits
her 10 FIJI, at the same time we
would regret very much TO loose
her from our school. Miss Duff
has by her genial worth, modest
and lady.like department, and
success as II teacher, won for
herself 4 host Of warm, true friends
among Water Valleys most worthy
citizens. OBSERVER.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06
fuHLig OnHioh

f HN ih ~
fHafHs a.Id ~ lhe fU.
as|
ui t.ifs
o. CD Htn sn fsl D..
sHI faff a n.f
m ls r
lli
I4 rn
fHHfl' WfHs pIstH Fia.t
lg' Hai tfst $50
ilsshs tats m. ught o. lati rst.n
aHi Ihfasatd tss.taus Hn
it fam snis hlu nI.ifi n.
anl f.fA f'ss election li
IaHIa YEA iafa rlIf. Issa,,
hffs taa.si g. l4 sal fhe mIIisu
aiam ns WasiInrtui tat
lam
Do 4 otslsu5t aul vst.rl.
uulH, inAai.au VI prices have lssn
ihe main oausa 4 ths dswtul1u
,.nre 81 Prices II sIm-l 900
artifirs are neW down to % point
previously noi knovu since ths
var and rpuirlcure Be- returning
hraaH- th,ris nothing apIafru
u.s. b. shake further rIusbuv
Dispai h. lnd
The organs are pfai.iug the
mcmbcr II The HlIuais Legislature
fuf rnnaiuingtrsi % their pafiy
Aud yet thay raise a great howl
whom President Cleveland true 10
hi. party and ID. country, seize. q
Republican squcalor by the hairof
his head and In him out ofa fat
Office The organs should maxi,
arrangements 10 increase their.
bowling capacity Atlanta Con.
stitution, Dem.
II the Republicans could make
nothing out Of this isuc lthe bloody
shirt when the power Of the ua.
tional administration Of the couu.
try was In their hands, VIA, en-
they expect to do with that power
in the hands u their opponent,
The coloTsi vote IL already diyi.
dcd The negroes are up longer
fearful Tor their right, or priyileg.
es The people are done forever
with the dead issues II the Re.
pnbliclHs are wise they will drop
them to. Boston Herald. Ind.
At Norwalk O., the other DAY, a
correspondent Of a Toledo newspa.
per IA tarred and fcathcred by
some gentlemen whom he had out.
and word was sent 10 the
Of the paper that he would
be lynched il ever found in the
town Of Norwalk. II must be re.
membercd that this j. inthe centre
. the intellectual Republican west
ern reserve. la what respec, Is the
Norwalk plan superior TO the much.
deprecated Mississippi plan ?
New York World, Dem.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06
EVERY REPUBLICAN MUST
GO.

srttiAL 10 Tnt \. y. WORLD.
WASHINGTON, May -. II The
Democrats throughout this city
were very much gratifcd to-day
over the report given by Senator
Dan Voorhees, Of an interview that
he had with the President. Scna-
tor Voorhees, saws that Mr.. Cleye.
land told him that he intended Ia
remove every Republican office.
holder Of any prominence al the
very earliest possible moment
"The President" said the Senator
assured me That not one Il then
would BE- left. The only delay nov
would simply be that which va,
absolutely necessary to secure goo,
men 10 put in their places" AL
this is coniirmatory Of what haI
been previously printed in thes,
dispatches upon this subject
There Is to be a general chang,
and the bulk Of these changes vii
come very soon after the bcginnin,
Of the fiscal wear.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06
tx the Nay coninrr McCloll

In the May Century McClcllan's
peninsular campaign was treated
broadly by the leading comman.
ders on both sides. In the juno
number special events like the
disaster 20 the Coufedcratcs a,
Beaver Dam creek, and the
terrible battle the next day at
Gaines's Mill are particularly de.
scribcd by Gen. ID. II. Hill; and by
Gen. Fits John Porter, who gained
great credit for his manner Of
fighting two-thirds Of the Confed.
crate army with a little more than
half the number, at Gaincs's Mill.
The maps in these papers arc
probably the most complete AM
satisfactory battle.map. ever pub
lishcd in this country, aud strikin,
pictures and portraits aecompan,
In prosusiou. Gen. Imbcien con
tributes a striking anocdotal papcI
on "stonewall jackson In IN,
Shenandoah" describing the (.
nous Valley campaign, which ha,
An important bearing on the with
drawal Of Mcclellan 10 the jaime
river. Ia Memoranda on IN
Civil War;" Col. J. W. BisscI
describes the ingenious method
adopted In saving out a cham,
above Island Number Ten, whic
led 10 the thanking Of that COME,
eral stronghold on the Mississippi
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06
EYES OF FIRE.

"a s ffas t4fs Il an
Iss Haanai sane sHHi VHHH
aaH
snH Naahff assp af We ia
AhlHHfI ~ - p sffW -
That gsunf dale 1eelf Haae
thing ~ bic bbssl be- is utterly
iaa he,h u 3D. ibs lesi thing
~ bin bfmua gne lslilo vii
ufo hlm iiut lhat dasio "a ugt
30 alone in his terrestrial glorJ
10 Ny jug hll Naoy otbef'
are considerably ratified lust
ngw iboul that hlyyl I1isoh BUSH
ness bot ~ B u viii core ~ tho
least money and IN the shortest
time The bum IL coming Pufi.
~ Purify
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

Pooh Blind Tom, the alleged
pianist, is disguised at discovering
that another black pianist, known
A. Blind Boz ne, but whom Tom
considers anything but a boon to
him, Is about TO become u formida.
bic rival in concert business.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06
'85 A GRAND COMBINATION. 'S5
THE PAMELA STAR
AND Tng LOUISVILLE
COURIER.JOURNAL

One year for only 81. Two papers for
little more than the price Of one.
BY paying us 81 you will receive for
one year your home paper with the
CouRlER-JorRSAL. the Representative
Newspaper If the South, Democratic and
for a Tariff for Revenue only, and the
bes, brightest and ablest family weekly
in the United States. Tho Weekly Con
%rier-Journal has the largest Democrat,
circulation of any Newspaper in Amer
ca. Those who desire to examine a sam
pie copy Of the CoumrR-JouRs,l ran d,
sol / this office.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

IL answer 10 the question should
a young man, while walking with
his sweetheart take her arm or
should she take hisY the New
York World Gays; ut depends
upon who Is the weaker party. II
you feel yourself physically her
inferior, why take her arm; II
otherwise, vico versa. There Is a
certain prejudice, however, In re-
fined circles against q gentleman
taking a lsdy's arm when walking
and many particular persons even
-ay shat II Is The wort possible
fpsm..'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06
A Physicians Testimony.

! have tried Swlit's Specific in n
very bad case of blood poison, and
take great pleasure in stating that
it was a perfect success, producing
u complete cure. | have tried it
also in many other eases with good
results, / think it the best blood
purifier of the age.
j. r YERIoN, NJ. D.
Millsap, Tex. March s, 1886.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
THE SWIFT Co, Drawer
3, Atlanta, Ga.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

TnE white Of an egg is stated TO
be the best application for soothing
burns and sealds. II NAV bc
poured over the wound, and forms
at once a varnish which excludes
the air. IL il alec far more cooling
'han the usual application Of sweet
oil and cotton.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

ELECTIONS are 10 be held thi,
year in the States Of Connecticut
Democratic in 1891; Iowa, Repub
lican Kentucky, Democratic
Massachusetts,, Republican Michi
gan, Republican; New Jersey
Democratic; New York, Democrat
ici Ohio, Republican; Pcnnsylva
MIA, Republican; Rhode Island
Republican, and Virginia. Demo
cratic.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06
From tho Dissecting Room.

| have taken Swift's Specific for
blood poison contracted Mt q medi-
cal college at q dissection, while |
wasa medical student. am CRATE
ful to say that it gave me speedy
and thorough cure after myparents
had spent hundreds of dollars for
treatment. My arm was swollen
to twice its usual size, and as moth.
ing helped me ! was despairing OF
ever being cured. But hearing OF
the S, S. s., | bought a bottle lit,
tie thinking I would derive any
benefit from it. | began taking il
regularly, and soon the swelling
began to 60 down and the arm
ceased to pain me. Icontinued it,
use, and after taking eight bottle,
was thoroughly cured.
AUGUSTUS wendell, NJ. D., New
ark, n. j. Jan. 3, 1885.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06
KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.

Marion, La., March !, 1854.
W " ! Kendall Co., l~ar Sirsi llpase tnd lnclpsef
twenty-five cent' In stamps. Tor which yon viii
please send me your recently published Treatise on
The Horse, the revised edition. I wish 10 say to you
that bel under ten thousand obligations Tor what
have lenried about krndnlls SPAWN lure. have
heru q sufferer from rheumatic pains Tor many years.
first III une part If the body then In another. but nry.
er heard " kendall's SPAWN Cure mill about ffireh
days ago. had q fine mare that was seriously al.
tackled with tistula, A irlrnf told M about Keniall's
SPAWN 'nre. was not able 10 ride hut sent a friend
10 Farmrf-yille for q bottle. Not knowing II war
prepared IN different battles for man and animals. he
brought me q small bottle Tor fny cents, and as I
was suffering very much I thought would Try Il on
myself and did ~ can say Of . truth that after
four diys applying the medicine received n,orc ben.
eft than ever have In anything have ever tried. u
yoli want m agrni fnf the horse book please write 10,
and ! will do you all the good can. i II spigeuer.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

He Gave Her an Illustration
$50 you say you were once chased
by Indians ~ said Etlrlinda TO
her bashful lover George. ayes"
replied George, "three Of US were
chased an entire day by a band Of
hstiles." "And you received no
%injuryf' "No. We got away from
them, but II was a pretty tigh.
squeeze" "a what7v "A tigh,
squeeze" "what's that 2" "You
dpn't know what . tight squeeze
~ Well, cr-that IL 10 say--by
Seve, you know--I, cr-guess its
czpot lime ron did know. l.
-.9Nl GIN ron an illustration
L9e did<rn<<tnn Courier.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

Miss Cleveland is likely 10 be
credited with a really crcditable
aphorism for saying in her forth.
coming book that manners are
not character But after all, 10
make manners dress Is making
manners synonymous with "hab.
its"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

State Of Mississippi, l.,
hnola County.
To Mrs. Mary V. Price, and ID.
II. Abernathy, whose Post Office
address is ST. Louis, Missouri-You
are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court Of the County
Of Pamela, in said State, on the End
Monday Of August 1886, to plead
answer or demur to the Final nc.
count Of Jno. X. Dickins, Execu.
tor Of the Estate Of Ann T. Aber,
nathy. deceased, wherein you are
Defendants.
Nav 13th iss5.
s. r. BLANN, Chancery Clerk.
Bv W. W. SMITH. n &.
TAYLOR KYLE scls.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06
KgSbALgs SPAWN CUHg.

T4wahfH Pa tHs "
W ~ hfHiall 10 Nanfs aFn = lafHe, hne
sfey hafa ihsi sfs aid nine MONTHS since ~ ~,
T. we faHillHfrf Comparatively F0fihfst o On aeaafHf
n fsrf iffKH hHns sfsslH me sbd egff ~
W. htd been ffsf imf aiHafs ist Trusted Win NJ rHHfi,
Hniv b. HlfkH 4 h4h MISTER sHfa ieuKhf him sis
HHHihs sinss and pai him ~ bari Nnfk ~ ny ifuek
W tlfH sni hqe ~ isf a. IL asness II tiucrfnrd he
u entirely sell The buhsh Il hai entirely rem 'sed,
thHlah Hni hrtflY af lafRe as II Va, haFe MI
traifH hin according ~ direction m nfdsf 10 -
move NJ hHneh. hHi am satisfied That n would hfvs
done The vafk could have given him rect. As \ i
tho n%fellfins haf due niafa m me In this ease than
Yya ctaim ~ H. " hss i'een worth mere Than tlno
~ me, have ilfssdy been offered fIJi faf The
hgf e. bat soald M take les than i2ha ~ him !
eaniat ammtnd In lou strong terms The medicine
hat has serted me- ~ scll.
fsfY respectfully, Means T.. MrglIt
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

The oldest Of the existing relig
ions was established by Zoroaster
in Persia, about 1900 years D. C
The youngest was revealed I,
Joseph Smith in 1927.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

inksr will be for a few days a
great demand for the revised Old
testament. Evcrybcdy-like the
o.d lady who searched DR.. John.
sson's Dictionary for bad words
wiz want 70 soc how the revi.er,
have handled some Of the naughty
stories Of The inspired volume.
After 'ha, The book will he nos.
leoi~i In the usual way. "'s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

W. ~ snilnH,el ~ arnHlnfs 81
iarrs ass sfsihlais - r,ftu ~
lbs aHes n sheriff n rssais o4ua'f al
tbs ensuing Nwtrmlsf ssffinn Hl "a
a. ihs elm u the Grsrla,. iat,r
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

lffffH ffIH NfhssFilfF
80 kilta Fmt@ei ya rll
# i lpi anilsh COMPOSITION
'hf ma ans mlfsfr ilHlan
Ths deep h%fsathlagf sfhls tli.
aHl faiHss ssi % ibs w. !.
battle msf sffe y immH aeu
raffar end tlfsf ~ lils wayean.
fnilmfnts n hls cgHatumsn
Deeply imlresa dbim,e IN attn n,
Hfhiaamas n alf etaa b. sss
POO Dne W NJ iH an Ffeal slmp.
slr moving columns. With Ebf,.
n' deml bulilsuiae lovensnt.
iis ,WWpmg sari The nation.
atty q ouf lslovol -Dlih
The och n Apul ~ Tie lialns
n Shiloh aw him cloI and ealm
in 'hc shyk n battle with tho
ieeY sye NJ thi. m,nooiLL Sri2atl.
sas numbered With tho slainl
Capt Alfred Hudson bad mllenAt
ite hrad II hi. command NJ
B|rHNstutr April II, 1862
Hugh Cnfier Eal Eureka, Mi.
Dear sir Wc gai back from
lukn tbs evening and
orders to eook Gyg days "a.
lions aul hold 0ur.ciyc. IN rcadi.
ne.. to march again / think our
destination thi. time will be be-
tween rorluth and the river, and
am fearful We will be of during
the night Our General acts by
from Johnston, and holds
bis men in hand to be of at any
You cannot imagine with how
much pride we hear Of the noble
'ilorts our county is making to
furnish defenders to our cause in
Ms our hour Of gloom and peril.
10 hail from Miss. has generally
been a PASSPORT to responsibility
lmong soldiers in this army, but
be a Ro1,oia Mississtppiaa, should
De a double incentive to us to do
)r die whenever we meet our nc.
cursed foes! r.. =. 4.
Our numbers are small, but the
men are in good heart for a fight,
and you need have no fears but
hat they will acquit themselves
we'll five of my sergcants and two
Of my gunners are sick, and ~
there is now no time to train 9th
nrs, ! fear our fire will not be as
in action as we could wish.
But the ,sN will be good, if the
is not.
Have you any croakers among
you? We have q few in the army,
and | sometimes hear them say, II
this thing or that thing happens
shall be done. Now this is q
wrong spirit and should not BE-
tolerated. A people represented
by such men as fought under the
southern Flag" OF Fort Donelsor
can nerer be conquered
Suppose they drive us to tn,
Gulf States, shall we fight on
Suppose they take our principa
cities and spread themselves owe
the rivers and along the railroad
of the Gulf States, our time for tn
goodold' fashioned tactics-(the an
| busscade and the rihe,) will ju.
have commenced, and we sha.
fight on Suppose our armies ~
cut up and destroyed in detail, ,
the British did in South Carolin
and Georgia in the war ofi76, VIII
thcn2 We will take to the WOO
and morasses and tell them Il
Marions and Sumtcrs still live
spirit, and with u firm trust
God will battle till liberty is $
cured. In fine, we will fight so
Abe as long rs there is a cake
bread in the South and n man il
} TO eat i'll
I've alluded TO contingenci
above, not with any appreheusi,
! that they will occur, but to ill
trate what should be the final a
l unalterablc determination of o
people under any and all tria
. through which, in Gods wisdo
we may be required to pass.
! Truly Yours,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06
kESDALEs SPAWN CURE.

Wallaeei1n. va, March .. 1881.
IN u J Kendall top l~ar slfs We have used two
BOTTLES ~ kendall'a SPAWN Curs aud ilink II il The
hftt Iihlmriit, fof bpth man aud beast, that We have
ever used, West ufthers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06

JAcKscs's election for postmaster
resulted in no choice and The mcs
will be run oyer.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06
KENDALps SPAWN CURE.

Peterson. Utah, March 7, Izsl.
Dr ~ Kendall Co., bear sirs. Having used Ken.
dalla SPAWN rIrr, aud knpN iuf II 10 b. The hest IL
The world, gave me confidence In you To send Tor youi
Treatise IN the Horse. Lawrence Robinson.