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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-10

WINDSOR, VT, Suly ~, 1855.
Coz. NJ. X. PANE Dear Sir: / have us ii
your CELERY COMPPUND in my famil several
months past with excellent effect, and it gives
me pleasure to state that think it can bc rec
commended as doing all that you claim for it.
In fact my acquaintance wi h you uS an apOth
ccary for more than thirtN-tOIr years past
would give me fun confidence III any mcdi-
cine of your manufacture.
Respectfully yours, HIRAM HARLOW.
From Hon. w. II. II. Bingham
MONTPELIER, Vt, January 4. 1873
Col. NJ. X. PAINE-Dedr Sir Il wish to GER
ify to the beneficial effects of celery Com
pound" | used II bottle last summer, and it
worked like charm. ana ha, e another bot
tie at my command, for use this winter, if
needed. ! can chcerfully say it fills the bil,
and its effect is all that YOU recommend.
Truly yours, w. II. II. BlFGHHM,
From Edward T.. Phelps, VI. d., LII, d.,
Prof. of the Theory and Practice of Physic
ond Pathological Anatomy, Dartmouth COL
lCgc.
WINDSOR, May Is. 1863.
From an acquaintance of nearly 20 years
with Mr.. VI. X. Paine, rs an apOlhcCary. drug
gt-t ana pharnaCCutiSt, am able to speak in
tn" strongest terms of commentator Of his
great skill IN the depart mCut> above mention
ed a> also of tn" >CrupuIpuS care with which
he compounds his preparations from matcri-
ais of known purity.
EDWARD l.. PHELPS. VI. ID.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-10

The Central Vermont railroad has open
ed the new road from Magog to Sher-
brooke
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-11-21
BELVA AND BENJAMIN.
4 Scene In the United States Supreme
Court.

+ a Scene In the United States Supreme
Court.
Nobody is fonder Of creating a sensa-
tiOn than Belya Ann Lockwood-unless
it be Benjamin Franklin Butler. When
they were running for the presidency"
last year they were enjoying the happi-
est moments OF their lives. To be Gin
the newspapers is their chefest joy, and
the incidental advertising is not the least
satisfactory feature OF It to these shifty
lawyers. People who attend the courts
held n this district, from the United
States supreme Court, see a great many
funny scenes, IN which one or the other
of these notablcs is chief actor now
then both appear together in some little
farce. Butler, like Conkling and other
picturesque public characters, Is very
apt to wait until the court has opened its
session before lac makes his entrance.
especially &c the court room l. likely 10
be crowded The other day he came
putting into the United States Supreme
Court in his waddling, expansive way
after every seat in the bar had been tn
ssNtts ~ AAttt atF Aif stAAA Atttti ufllNffNNf
attention from the bench, the bar and
the spectators. As lie stood looking
about for a place t0 sit, AIRS. Belva Ann
Lockwood, who doubtless felt somewhat
ovo"shadowel, rose from her seat among
the other members Of the bar and gra
ciously, If not gracefully, offered il 10
Butler. The latter bowed aud bowed
again, vi hile "A crooked smile played over
his face as he eloquently and impressive
ly declined the proifered seat. Then,
with many reciprocal courtesies and
bows, Mrs. Lockwood resumed her seat,
while Butler advanced toward the coun-
sci tables, where hc assumed a striking
attitude, conscious that for "A full min
ute, two OF last years crop of presiden-
tial candidates had secured the undi-
yided attention Of the Supreme Court of
the United STATES.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-11-21

Nick-burg Herald.
The Rev. sam Jones whools rp the
boys sometime, and rakes them terribly
about their gambling and drinking frol-
les. "Oh, I've been all along there, boys.
[ know all about II, ard used to 20 70
balls and dance, too, boys. But when
wanted to get married, when ! wanted
to settle down with a good wife, quit
drinking and gambling, and didn't go
TO a ballroom 10 ct my wife, but 1 went
to a prayer meeting and i sol good
one" He told this Ia Texas, and when
he returned 10 his boarding house his
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-11-21
PERSONAL.

col. r. G.. Ineeroll, with hair turning
to white. Is noticeably older.
z. y. OBdou, Of Tbomaston, Me-,
owns ten bis sailing ships with a total
tonnage @. 10000.
II. W. Wiley, chief chemist of the
United States agricultural department,
has sailed f,r Europe.
The Earl Of Lucan and eighteen other
British officers who were at Balaclava
fought the battle over in n London ban
quat hall tie other night.
Tho late Mrs. Foote. wife Of General
Luciu7 II. Foote, lately United States
Minister to C1rca, was the first Ameri-
can woman 10 enter Seoul, the Corean
capital.
President Roberts OF the Pennsylvania
railroad. does not attend to business on
Saturday, but invariably devotes that
day 70 his family-rrohably testing new
patent switches. uf
Dr. Adam Clark, who had n strong
aversion 10 pork. was called upon 10 say
grace at q dinner where the principal
dish was roast pig. He was reported TO
have said: "Oh, Lord, II thou canst bless
under the gospel what thou didst curse
under the law, bless this pig"
T. is said that Hon. w. w. Astor, late
United States Minister Ia Rome, has
written novel OF Italian sfe in the Mid
de Ages, which Is shortly 10 be printed
by Charles Scribner's sons. The story
was accepted 10y tho firm before the
name Of the writer was known 60 them.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-11-21
The Place He Was Looking For

Inc k'Lacc Tic ~ as JOo4k lG = Z oG.
Greensboro tG5J Horne journal.
On Monday last n man, evidently a
stranger i'm Greensboro, entered Mr.
loves saloon on Main street, threw down
a standard silver dollar, aud called FOR
drink. The bailzeeper waited on linn
and handed back Mexican dollar. The
man looked first ut the dollar, then at
Mr.. Scarborough, for nearly "A minute,
then in a tore in which surprise and
doubt were equally co-Hingled, he Slow
ly asked:
Is this all right, stranger
Certainly, sir, angweFed tie barkocp-
er, lit Is correct" The man gazcd
around in blank astonishment and slow
ly pocketed Che coin.
'Js that the way you do business in
this town." he asked. Again be was an
swerei in the affirmative.
Stranger" said the man, I've been
hunting for this town. 10. these many
years. This is the first place I ever saw
where a man could swap dollars and get
a drink thrown in. I'm going 90 send
for my family and an my hrother-'
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-11-21
Lordy. Don't our coons Dress.

Taara lFlaJ Tribune.
Last Sunday evening, while out for a
stroll, we passed by most gaudily attir-
ed lady of color. Here Is what she had
on: a lace skirt, cream-coiored basque,
trimmed with lilac ribbons, "A white hat
set OF with large white ostrich plume
and lilac roses. She twirled in her hand
% rose co'ored silk parasol, trimmed with
yellow lace. and sported pair OF ten
button cream oolored kid gloves. and
four feot opera chain, wrapped several
times around her neck. She wore eye
glasses and looked Ike the ebony female
naaaher Of the town.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-11-21
Mahonc INA Paroxysm ofTears.

lticEWOnI WblT
There - no way, there CAS- DE no way,
out Of this hateful bondage as long as Ii
IS upheld by our society" our press and
pulpit except that through war and rev
olution. All, we have hoped aud labor
e1 for this these many years and we
now despair. Wo have warned, we have
cried aloud and fpared not; bnt the APP
pliances aud means at the command Of
bourbonism have counter-veiled all our
alarums, ail our appeals to right, truth
and reason, and all our cntreaties in the
namc Of the Prince of peace and good
will. The last resort Is all we see left.
unless the God II justice shall interpose
by ways wc wot not 81.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-11-21

landlady, who had heard his remarks.
said; Il don't blame you, Brother Jones.
hut poor Sister Jones, where did she go
TO get her husband?' They say this is
the only time he has been floored since
he quit drinking.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-11-21

al Tung We, who runs "A large Chi
nese launGry ia Baltimore, coniemplstes
remOs ing his entire establishment to
Tampa.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24
A Novel Advertising Scheme.

4 leading manufacturer OF pills in
London, says u cablegram, has con-
ceived an advertising scheme which Is as
novel and audacious rs the most brilliant
flights OF American genius in that di-
rection. He has forwarded to General
Wolselcy, who is now marching toward
Khartoum, one thousand copies Of q
hand.bill in which the virtues Of his
pills are extolled in the highest terms.
Accompanying the hand-bills is the
manufacturers check for ESQ, which
he asks Lord Wolseley to award the
first soldier Of his expedition who shall
reach General Gordon palace at Khar-
toum and shall paste on its door acopy
of the hand-bill. In his letter the en-
tcrprising pill-maker say, his offer Is
made from patriotic motives, and with
a desire TO stimulate the soldiers to
reach and rescue General Gordon ut
the earliest possible moment. He says
that he has sent a large number OF the
hand-bills, so that each soldier In the
expedition can be furnished with q
copy, and thus have an even start ia
the race, as far AS he can provide fol
It. His object in prescribing that the
bills shall be stuck on the palace doc
Is simply to show who is entitled TO thu
prize, and he adds that the lame of thu
winner will be published incvcry pape
in England, thus giving him undyinl
fame.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24
MercurK'a MYsierY.

-
Mercury dehes the host Of terrestrial
Astronomers and mathematicians and
spins on his way. his pcrihclion point
advancing with accelerating speed In
a fashion incompreheDsible TO those
best yersed In the laws that hold in
place the sun and his family Of worlds
The rebellious planet refuses to come
under the rules, and the fact that the
p~erihelion Of his orbit moves round the
sun faster than il ought to Is now cor.
sidered a. established. The cause Of
the anomaly has not yet been detected.
No p~roblematieal Vulcan, no unnamed
planets, no group OF asteroids have
ever made transit, over the sun and re-
stored harmony to the system Tn
skilled observers In most instances have
seen little bodies GRO sing the sun that
had the appearance OF planets. Their
observations, however, have not been
confirmed by observers who for MY
wears have never allowed n fair day to
pass without scanning or mapping the
suns face. The transit OF a planet no
bigger than a pins point would not es'
cape their yigllant watch. During To-
tai eclipses tiny stars have been noted
that 1t was hoped would prove to BE-
the much desired intra-Mercurial plan
cts. But the prepondcrance of evidence
is against the existence Of the unseei
wanderers, and the problem remains a
completely unsolved as it did when thu
discrepancy was first discovered
P~roUidcRce Journal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24
CHARCOAL AS FOOD.
How u May lie Probably Fed TO sheep
and Cattle.


Charcoal Is well known 10 be COM
posed principally OF carbon, though II
also contains other mineral matter.
That charcoal induces the production Of
fat and promotes tho accumulation Of
flesh Is well known. The question ia
whether any portion Of the charcoal
enters into the system. for while II Is an
insolublc substance. and consequently
not apparently digcstiblc. yet, by actual
tests, Il increases the weight Of animals
fcd partially upon Il, which. however,
is attributed to It's value Ms n corrective
and promoter Of digestion rather than
any addition impaired to the food as n
substance. This was recently proved
by taking the live weights Of two lots Of
sheep. and simply separating them by
nm ordinary net, the artificial food. corn
and cake being carefully weighed out 20
each lot alike daily. one pint u char
coal being added 10 one lot only. When
rc.wcighed. prior TO selling 10 tho
butcher. the increase In weight was In
favor Of charcoal by 1925 per cent The
charcoal should be given mixed with
the food. except In urgent eases, when
Il may be mixed In water or thin Cruel.
and given as 4 drcnch. This dose Il
ono pint TO every twenty-five head Of
sheep or lambs, one quarter pint per
head for full grown cattle. horses OF
pigS, half the quantity for young cattle
and two tsaspoonfuls' TO n desert
spoonful for young calves daily, when
suffering from disease or III condition.
To keep in good health. and fortify
against diseases, the dose should b.
given two or three times per week. -
cording to the class Of food they arr
having. and the state u atmosphere
The best plan Is to wet n quantity o
bran pollard (malt combingsI; mix th'
charcoal among Il and then among th'
food you give them. For rapid sn'
healthy fsttening u cattle II should b
used daily among their food. Chsrcoa
for internal and medicinal purpose
must BE- pure vegetable charcoal. fire.
from all irritating and injurious forelFi
matter. The charcoal when comm
into the users possession must be keg
. perfectly dry. and free from ali VI
srneili-r surrounding .ace - the vsf
/. pr- Of 4 stable. OF artificial manure
ETC.. or il will absorb them. and thu
: become septic. and of 10 medical valu'
, Il 4 better kspt In a closed bin o. u
ssni<ter viii = tight eosex-fers
r.- ~~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

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never f-saBianther ifln thiA COUNTY,
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and always old mon SOM m'. &
committee ~ three from an Lt'l ahi
Goman NJ ~ West side french HnR.
Ing society Or . social club bus z
silver snur.b box 10 present ~ lhelI
President The boxes are SOLID silV,f
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

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Manufacturer n ~ taluahls remedy
4bs ilssi of ne Baltimore Health DEPART
Wmt. ~. james a. H'@iaft one n 'h'
mos, eminent phyilrians IN Amsflea' 'ay''
slt mppianis tho Objectionable and hafm'
fd features n niher cough mixtures
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24
HIRING CHINA.
Sst the Heather Chinese. but Dinner and
Tsa-<sb Of Dl.he

IL takes lo,s Of chinaware for ,hess
swell receptions said a china dealer 70
ID, star man the other day. As the por.
'sr pa..el ou' with = ha,kcitul o. plain
vhljs china
"Ye., ! suppose sou sell consider
slie. aid ihe scribe
"Ssii Well. yes. We sell some;
but then be stopped aud smiled
cunou.ly We'll. Il i.n't all sold tina,
g- out Il come. back in mos, cases.
That i. rhai int broken comes back.
That. why it, plain white. Haven't
son noticed that an the china At these
receptions is vhite2 Well. that's the
reason it comes back Then he put
hi. mouth clo.e 10 the .cribe's ear anil
whispered.
What For al these large rcccp-
'ion., Cabinet ministers too? You
don't say thu, they
"ies. all Of them nearly hire their
fiina fUr such occasions. You see NJ
some receptions. such A. those given by
ihr Cabinet officers. Foreign Ministers.
Supreme Judges. and the Ike. there are
four ~ i've hundred guests present.
Al have n be- served. Now. YOU don't
expect them 10 keep a china store No,
20. lhey hire their service. That's
going To- but | guess not; | Won,
tell you where. II you gu there, You
may eat on. Of that plate. and to.mor-
rUN night you may eat from the same
/ somewhere elss. Soei'
Don, It ct brokenr'
"Ycs receptions break china very
fast, but We get paid for al that. and
charge a percentage on ia value for IL.
NE. There Is hardly areoeption given
10 Washington where there Is not hired
china on the table. Its cheaper to hir-
than b. own. some people put away
their Light faBey china on such occa.
sionS because Il l. too expensive 10 have
broken add Is hard 70 replace. Oiten
don't have IL. What We hire j. ties
china, bul a. I aid. II Is plain white
We seldom hire any other Kind. ant
when ws do IL h nevcr the SANE 81
twice
"why !. thair' asked the tAibe
don't they liks the col0red9'
well. no. they don't Ike y.
guess not. Nov. you 70 TO AZ 10
night; you - q set u china with pe
euliar japanese figures on H. You 70 I,
b. nert evening. More japanese ~
urcs. Again. CO chocolate Is serted Il
japanese. Al the ragei All Jap
aaese figures are Ins, the thing In china
nov. You mention II 10 Mr.. Been
there She draws yoa 10 side put
her fingers 10 her lip. In = .ly fashion
and whispers close up lntn roar ssi
Hired Nos. Jon zee. thai wouida'
do. they are al slike they must b
ehite-plaln vkite. 1hen. too. h
easier 10 replace whea trptet We
, all the irst-eisss stores have ehiss
hire Hastsngfss star.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

1wHAT wo learn with pleasure we mover
forget. D-Alfred MERCER. The following IL
A case In point. IL paid out hundreds Of
iollars without receiving any benefit"
saws Mrs. Emily Rhonds, Of McBridesr
Mich. 81 had female complaints, especial
ly 'dragging-downL for over six years,
DR.. II. Y. Pierce's 'Favorite Prescription
did me more good than any medicinel ever
took. | advise every sick lady to take ~
And 80 do we. II never disappoints ia
patrons. Druggists sell 1t.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

VERY cold last night. Mr.. Town.
send" observed the reporter. "Cold'
| should say so. Went home; lit 4
candle; jumped into bed; tried to blow
candle out; couldn't do 1t; blaze frozen.
had to break ii of, replied Mr.. Towns.
end. 80 Virginia (Neb.J Enterprise.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

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check.
II really can not see, SRI began,
with dignity
N, dclrsif,' he interrupted, don't,
please don't ! should think from your
look-. that you had robbed the bank Of
England And You pally walked OF
with the old LADY, dog Ianeed, Il il
isn'ut the best joke I've heard fUr many
: a Jay
"fhou ! viii leave you 10 enjoy II, ~
! said "F1r my " part, ! fail 70 sea
the point u 10. and since You can mol
assist mo ! will take my leave
"My dear sir saId Slick, suddenly
rrgliniDg his seriousness, and looking
81. grave 1s a whole bench Of Judges
"eEru.e my momentary amusement.
will undertake % square the old won
settle me matter, | mean lin ten min
Wcy.
"ipU will'' said. why, what Dc
Won propose 10 do:'
DO the straight thing replies
Slick II shall just take both dogs {,
thr ull lads, explain the matter, an
tril hrr Oh take her choice
"Anl you think lhat'n satisfy hcr?'
"No. o doub, Of IT,, be- said. "Wher
arr the dog,2"
"a my house I replied.
Come along then; wcll get the mat
ter over al once"
40 sooner said than done. We droy
home 10 fetch the dogs. and thence I
Mr., Grass residence. | remained ]
, the cab with the dog, while Slick WEI
into the house to explain matter
Presently he came down.
The old lady. rather crusty,'
/, said. "a little too crusty 10 be qui'
, agreeable. and she 1. inclined TO thin
. ,., JaI 4, n, pprpos. I'm, as ve ba,
bIpN-hA ut'A inv uuE' s"' sAs'' - w.
r. will .u~cUb" q couple OF guineas 10 u
Home for Incurable PoOdles. she vi
. accept your statement, and let the ma
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

are The records n some ~ The cures ~ ron,
sumption effected ny that mos. wgnderiul
remedy -Dr. Piofcn's "uoldcn Medical us,
c1very.h Thousands of grateful men nnI
women, who have been snatehed allln.t
from the very Jaws Of DEATH can t'sllly
that consumption, ~ ~ safly " nu
longer lneufnble, Tho Discovery has no
ennal as p%eeioral and Alternative, aud the
most obstinate affections uf the throat aud
lungs Yield TO is power. All druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

Mn. PETER MALLEs, 2i2 W. Twenty
fourth street, New York, says that he suf-
fered six years with rheumatism and found
no relief until st. Jacobs Oil, the sovereign
remedy, was applied, which cured him
completely.
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however large, speedily and painlessly
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six cents in stamps for pamphlet, refer
ences and reply. Worlds Dispensary
Medical ASHTON, U63 Main St, Buifalo,N.Y.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

THE VoLrAIC BELT Co., Of Marshall, Mich,
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

Dog Buyers Guide; 100 pages, ~engravings
Of all breeds, colored plates, price OF dogs
and where 10 buy them, mailed for lbc. AS
ISOLATED Fanciers, 237 =. Sth st., Phila., Pa.
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CouoHs \ H0ARsEyEss.-The irrlta-
tlon which induces coughing immediately
relieved by uso Of " BroirH's bronchial
Troches.D Sold only In boxes. % cts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

MANY n boarding house patron gets into
hot water when he ladies out the soup
UdfeTIOO Observer.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

A PHYSICIAN recently advised his patient
b. " live In the sun" The invalid onhers
how be Is 30 get there.