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The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.


Interview with Mr.. wilson souIe. Large
Representative Advertiser, as 10 Its Ben-
efts.
tfrom the New Haven tConn) SInddy linton.
Oct. ~, lso5l
Mr.. Wilson Soule, Secretary and Treas.
nrer Of tho Hop Bittew Manufacturing
Company, has been spending tho last two
days here, arranging his advertising mat
ters, and was interviewed by n UNION re-
porter NJ ~ the results aud the worth OF
newspaper advertising. Ho snid that for
the four years previous 30 1878 they spent
oil their money In bill posting and circu.
lars, from which they received no profit; in
fact, they got back Just about half what IL
cost thcm for making the medicine aud
printing and distributing the circulars
In tho spring Of 1878 they placed an ad-
vertising order of $4,000 with II. =. Hub
bard, Of New Haven. Tho results were
sales OF $4,000. They increased tho adj
yertising the following year 10 $4,000 tho
sales being s3GO,O0. Tho next year they
spent $4,000, with $4,000 sales, and the
next year the expenditure was slightly I'M.
creased, as also tho sales TIM argue from
hb That nothing 6ut simon pure HeDspdper I'd.
rrsrfising, Judici0usiy and M0roHghiy dpllied, Z,
he sure road 10 SaccesS.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19
IMITATION ROSEWOOD.
The Eject of HyPermangite Of Potassa
Upon Wood Fiber.

ihe ihsct OF Htpermangtte Of Potassa
Upon Wood Fiber,.
Various melhods have been devised
for treating the surface Of certain woods
70 as To produce the most perfect imiia.
tons possible Of rosewood. walnut, etc.
bu, some Of the most attractive work in
ihi. line Is effected by simply spreading
on the surface Of the material a concen.
iraicd solution Of hypcrmangate Of no.
iassa. this being allowed To act until The
desired shade is obtained. Five min.
uios suffice ordinarily to give a deep
color-few trials indicating the proper
proportions. The hypcrmangato Of po-
lassa is decomposcd by the vegetable
tbers with the precipitation Of brown
paroSide Of manganese. which the infu.
ence of the potassa, at the same time
set free. fixes In durable manner on
the fibCrs. When the action Is termin.
aicd the wood is carefully washed with
water, dried, and then oiled and pol.
ished In the usual manner. The effect
produced by this process In several
woods Is really remarkable. On the
cherry, especially. II develops q beauti-
ful red color which resists well the
action Of air and light Chrisiian at
Work
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

Winter in the signal station on
Mount Washington must be serious
business. Water will freeze hard by n
red-hot stove. There are six men in
the signal station. One Of them IN mid
winter goes down the mountain on
snow-shoes, picking bis way, but it Is
often a week before he can get day to
return in. The highest wind recorded
on the summit Is 1872 miles an hour. and
the lowest temperature is fifty-fve de-
grees below zero. or olglty-seyen do.
grees below freezing. The wires on tho
posts are removed in the fall as accumu-
lation OF frosts on them would break
them. Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Washington as a Speculatsr.


George Washington, when President
of the United States, made some invest
ments In real estate In the city which
bore his name, then being laid out in
the woods. lilo purchased two lots In
square 634, north Of the Capitol ION
which the elongated buildings Of Ad-
miral Wilkes stand), for s963, although
he says in note TO his wise: "But In
this price was favored, on condition
that should build two brick houses
three stories high each. Without this
reduction, the selling price of those lots
would have cost me about 81. $50. These
lots, with the buildings thereon. when
completed, will stand me In $4,000 at
least" George Washington also be-
longed to "real estate pool. that pur-
chased large quantity Of land on the
eastern branch, which they hoped TO
make commercial quarter Of the
metropolis. Washington owned lots
Nos. B, l2. Ia and 10, the last three
water lots In square 667. containing to.
gether 3i,43S square feet. These he de-
scribed rs "adyaniageously situated, and
valued at twelve cents the square foot. Z"
Ben. Psriey P0ore, in Boston Budget.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19
TAE EAs-LoNARE coLoR-



taalet
Brown. - t,rat 1sis.. Is more
a-t 'ata tly Other c...- ts.. season.
ri S. ig9 .tsts. q 'ta.isr aud ,s,,
t-aEe ars arsel .z c1a'. nlstrs lack.
cts svi -1r1a % the prs;te,i Of the
ia-or-uair .ait. Apo.anal.s q seal.
brown c.aA s. laped upon one side
with heary cord, over q striped with
ottoman ani buere;,e Ia VARYING widths.
IN real brown. bottle green. red and blue
with lines Of yellow The single point.
81 rortr' upon the point Of the bodice
was faced with faure-colur. and orn.
meniel with braided embroidery n
brown aud gold. ihe cuff. and .tandin /,
collar. repeated the color and design OF
The r,rcrs, under scal.brOwn dress had
q plain plush skirt, with broad band
OF brown astracban, same shade. round
the bottom, and q coat with plush vest,
and coachman's cape, bordcred with
narrow band of the astrachan. A brown
cloth tailor-madc dress is box-plnited
At the back, boltcd at the side, and has
fine clustered llounce. with short apron
IN front Between the box.plaiting and
the side plails arr two straight bands of
otter, bands Of the same edge the Jacket
and form cuffs and standing collar.
Long garments. cloaks aud ulsters are
worn by ladies, but jackets are preferred
ioryoung women, rs they are 50 much
more youthful and do not conceal or
crush q pretty walking dress. The new
jackets have high collars. single rcrcrs
turned back from the throat disclosing
minute portion 0f the vest. which reap.
pear again in two points below. This
jacket j. made in dark blue. and cream
IN two shades Of brown. in red and
white with gold ornamontaiion and in
dark green and cream with gold braid.
Ing -JcHHy juno. IN AlbaE b Argus.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

-Afarner who Il IN the habit Of neg.
lccfing 10 give bis cows and sheep rcgu-
lar raiions u salt. should try 10 do With
ca, Il himself I, would be lesson he
would never forget afisrwanl There
are several other Ways In which an
owner II any Kind of animals might
~, himself In their place for a short
time. and see how dissgreeabls would
Be the neglect OF ill.treaiment be gives
70 his stock The result wouid Be thai
thereafter his hrst thought would be for
thsir in<f and kind treatment. all of
Which would largely Increase the pless-
50 rua prpf' q tier use -eeslea
yesrnal
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

ooo North Nor Carolina. which sold only
Svv,oVo pounds Of tobacco last season
WIN probably grow not less than $500 .
700 pounds next year. There arc = ooo
aeres ,s.I Of new tobacco lands in eigh, or
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

We see that n bizarre building IN
Chicago Is to bc decorated with life
size grlflins in tcrra-coita." That l.
Ike Chicago. In no other city IN the
world would an architect profess 10
know what Is 'life-sizen for an lmagi.
nary creature which never lived al ali
-Bggdio Express.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

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4 rreemblcs n mazonrt, In which nnr
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The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19
CARBOllC ACID.
its Healing Qualities Ia Hog or Chicken
Cholera, and Other Diseases.

Cholera, and other Diseases.
lido not dread hog or chicken cholera
At all. for as soon rs either begins to
show signs Of disease mix some car
bolic acid in the feed, and they soon aro
all right again. II is the best preventive
medicine | have ever seen tried. and
farmers would do well TO keep some in
the house, and whenever they suspect
that their stock has been exposed to
some contagion. feed them some for
several days, about two or three times a
day. tried II for pink-oyc on horses,
and those that had been getting the acid
after exposure TO the disease. had Il 50
light that II did not hurt them ut all.
while the first one that took Il without
being treated before, got down yer, low
with II. II Is also recommended for
rinderpcst or cattle plague, rot In sheep
and CHAMBERS In horses. have not had
occasion Ia try II for those diseases, but
have no doubt that II anything will cure
or prevent them, carbolic acid will. But
| have found Il an nfailing remedy for
gapcs in chickens. II they ac so bad
that they will not eat any more dissolve
the acid In water until the water be.
comes clear, and then pour little down
their throats and Il win cure almost Inn
mcdiatcly. Doses for horses or cows,
ten to. twelve drops two or three times
day; pigs, three 10 ten drops, according
TO size; chickens, two to four drops of
the crude acid. but always dilute with
water. -CtnoinHdti Commercial Gazette.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19
Ministers.

Rev. II. II. falrali. D.
d.. Editor Of the Ioira
Asfh0da, says ciliorl.
ally, IN the November
usss) number Of hlspa
peri We have tested
the merits Of Eiy's
Cream Balm. and be.
licyc that, By q thor.
oGgh course Of treat.
ment. II will euro a..
most every case Of ca.
tarrh. Mlnistera, ns q
elass, are afiilcted with
head and throat trou.
blea, and catarrh seems
moro prevalent than
ever. We can not rec.
ommend Ely's Cream
Balm too highly"
A PARTICLES applied II
use. Price so cents BY
circular. Ely BROfr
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

ias ioilsr o. morning nswsn,psr 4.
,.,ap IN ire mysteries Of the nirht. =,
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19


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The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

r, ~ afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Iss..
hohipsons Eye Water. Druggists sellit. 81.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

ADVICE r to butehers-If man refuse, IA
pay MS oil Tor mutton-suet -Ckissgo TIA
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

-''Salammbo, historical romance,
whose scenes Of fierce war and warm
love are laid In Carthage, Is considered
he masterpiece Of Flaubcr,. the great
French author IT, coloring is splendid
and its plot weird. and the authors
style Z y peculiarly his o~n that asa
lAmmbo SHs considered an unirans-
l2iab,s Hofk; bot the task has a, length
hesn accomplished BY NJ French Shel.
eon, and The book uiii Be- published
b Sara 4 Co, London and
seu fofk. Tie Introduction has been
written y Edward King. the American
posi. And The volume = dedicated 10
HsnT " stasiey. the fsDoas explorer.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

-Seh.cfiber ] hsfs = horss that
has Suffered lssxiY from periodical liis
OF dfzinesa FleAse ansser through
fgur vaisahls paper. and ~ me know
shat ] shgsb a. sith him. I'm AFRAID
hs VIII 81 w0frs 4 sgFnething = not
done soun." Oar honsst afriee. basssd
On ssTT earsfai terussi 4 thai czgttsl
book. .'Essry Ma III Osn Hor.z Doc
tor. would hs 10 take I'm some time
wksn he = 10, diary and IN him 70 .
ssrangsr.-k y Lsdger.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

a boy attempting 70 cro~s a rafl.
rotd rzck IL New Jsfsey. . feH DAYS
sEo. stumbled and isli Before he could
- ~ ihs lo'coEa0tigs wss upon him aud
b bo'df vas pfesscd o. psshed under
TIE cyseztoter Ibs Ebeels did not
iesach hizs Al all He bedy was 70 firm.
y uedEsd between the c9acatchar and
i5s ros5-tsd ihzt \ va impossible 10
s;art ths locgtnq4Irs ether way without
killing ihs lad. aud Il was fgund neces-
say 70 In ~ erTins sp by means Il
ia1ks before hs so1d b. sxfriczissi he
vas BAT slgtfiy injarsd-g T. EsH.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

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''-s haxorrH knis Corus ! n,snso,,.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

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The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

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t-as ss-ssf nsks ssc.s. we nountaia
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

sAs artist n biach.-aa a.,,.u,.
-Los,7 cIlsss' "A oengnins widow.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

ss.zy s;s'is. z .a.rs.sos-sy st r.e.i-,u,
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

bs., /" ,si nst lovely cornplsrion. Ne Often
dos fa-s,gs ,s2y i wonder What sbs
leai ipreliresa n az rT.-,,.is-s -. lcIity and
We % tl1<sd rb<sa - - - ee ENDS
80 49, insy f.sis tksir -, ,..,. sslio..
as-sy ~ takirx eoo.ea " s.fs0psh ,s
sss,s.... srs.fssa Ardasai Disrav,.,.,D =. ~. \.
S'a a hsssprz irrkins n ths ss., 70
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19
CATARnH

particle applied into each nosril IL agreeaAks
circular. Ely DIOffIERs. Drugpisif. nnssa II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

are noted The world over. Allosc Y presented
picture % one Of these Wine clad dwellings.
We think W. DO thing. ON a Large scale ln
New 1orA, but they ntc yer, trivial rVnparcd
~ lords ail the world VIII ~eem ~ have turned
oui to q cricket match -icnhhOusand pcOplc and
iron, twenty To thirty drugs on the ground at
onc time, aud on Ia the uaNest OF toilets and the
iNclivsi ~ holiday huupr. ON the .ume day the
tc'inr viii be- crowded with their thousands
bound 10 see regatta, and 10 the evening
tam cliiranre to the botanic lctc 90 the RoNal
society ~ ltcgcnt park. Mud what sight 70 is'
tiueen Thousand people. the ladies Ia evening
dtcss, cmbroldcred satin and tullg, With Wraps
oi cream of ruby plush hn Indian chuddah
clpih, linrd with gold -ailu falling from their
ehunldersr rnmenadhg The Illuminated grounds
sadie lighter than dan with thousands upon
thousands ~ colnrcd electric light- and in az.
tefcnt parts of the Enclosure rOnsoryatorics of
nfchlhs. rnmsNrA AlnrlNs nl nAlme.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
I,nrroId. r.N.

The town oi Harold is the wonder of
the age. only two months old aud Il
population OF 1900 and sin growing. No
town in the state can boast OF a better
hotel than the Windsor. II is located
near the depot, has twcuty-cight nicely
furnished rooms aud meals are tirSi-clasS.
The house is run ON both the American
and European plans, So that meals can be
had al any hour, day or night. The cool
breeze that blows here all the time
makes this one Of the most attractive
places IN the state. Come and see Us.
AYERS 4 IlNNpEN,
Managers Hotel Windsor,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
IN. Hrcrn,lIlr I,ennlnn.

special Ia the Gazette.
tREENNuI.E, TEN, Aug 1.-The com.
mttcc, have perfected full arrangement,
for the reunion the 18th and 9Th OF August,
and reports indicate that at least l5,0OC
on 20,000 people VIII attend each day
The brgadcs of Ross, Ectnr, Graubury
and Mickey and the Eleventh Texas
cavalry will all meet m Grecnyilc. BE.
sides these all ext onlcdelatcS and cN
Union soldiers, pioneers and the people
generally are invited. Reports indicate
that Grernyilc will watch one of the
gl1Wdcst reunions ever held i'm Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
GAINESVILLE.
\ bloody Fraca- Bctween Two Negroes.
special 90 the Gazette.

a Bloody Fraeas B-twecn Two Nogroe>
special 90 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEN., Aug. I've an.
pend the following call issued by one Of
the lcoding citizens of this city,
rNINEsvitLE, TEN. July ~. lssi.
10 ail sufnNur- 81 the confederate Amy In
Gainesville and vicinity
proposc that We meet at The court house on
Tuesday evening ai o'clock aud cooperate
WIN any Of our citizens who may be- Inclined So
10 iu. To hold memorial service ON the da, ton
Grant II buried. This memorial re- spect l. due
10 u brave and magnantnous soldier, aud II ia
dur to u country nov reunited ana firmly held
together by houds of brothrrly love anti aaur,
'iou Respectfully; 90 ln,MING,
OF the NrinN of the Tennessee
The Lindsay house WIS the scene OF Il
| bloody iacHs this morning between two
negro walters, sam Ingram and Burt
Thompson. According 10 sam Migrants
account who Is head-wailcr, Burt
Thompson was raising a disturbance with
another negro In the dinlng-room. when
Ingram ordered Thompson To dcSist The
latter replied by calling Ingram very
! uncompllmentary name, which was re-
turned IN the same language At this
Thompson threw glass al Ingram which
struck him on The side of the head
Ingram then rushed upon his antagonist
and In the bloody melee which followed
Thompson received Il lrightiul cut in the
side of Tile head, while Ingram had his
wrist almost severed from his arm Ply
Sicians were then called in who dressed
the wounds of the two men
Constant inquiries are being made as to
whether the Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Fc
railroad is going to be extended from the
Fort 10 this city. Any one who will furn-
ISL reliahlc Information In regard 10 the
matter viii receive the everlasting bcnr-
dicti0ns of our citizens
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

We offer bargain. Ia mems suite oi nll kinds.
trnu $500 Ia a5.N.
We offer bargain. In mems alpaca coat and
vests,
We offer bargains In mcn- summer coats
and vests
Wconcr job loi OF 500 pnir- mon cassmcrc
pants at $500, worth 500,
We offer bargains In boys -uit- and ciothc-,
We offer bargains IN boys pants.
oar all wool mems suits az 800 are worth
$1,000 ANA Ia nnsi of The stores thUt ash $50
Tor them, aud then tail tu 5000.
We offer bargains iu udie- shoes anu .ltI'
pCrs
We offer hurgnius In childrcns .hue..
We offer b0rsains In mou'- hoolr aud .hocs
We uAcr bargains Ia mems straw hats,
We oder bargain, In boys straw lat-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02


Tue Royal Nhcrl hall was ch'Ftl"h uA IWh
mon rnW Of electric lights, ana water lrlrked
aud dashed trnn the rorLgrie,s, nthnnglnE hnr-
ol NlolCi anu Nnld VI tlEhl uln'i'll n"lIlr ~
Treatments were served without stint aud
without charge consisting OF .taNhyttl't
tees. c"nrc, rakc, biscuits clArl'up hud lcln
ohhdc 10 the l1,OW or 3uim people rSlliiblGu
Ia have been aSSpnbl"d wilhiu ne Eiohhut
which, however, were never cfoWurd lh my
Que spot So great Il lheir extent anu 50 maui
lOli aud nearly cqun were the hlluciiun.'
The most fascinating ihinE ~ W" Wh"lrtN
hlbillon OF inventions when "i course consists
largely ~ elcctriral apparatus am nnch'hoN,
q the Mondrrinl nll ionuoh rlr'rl nun IN l"r
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nuu mus n,n ~, ~, W ,H,W,n 1 A. a H.,
nn,'n "uu v',,,iIH ,In,,s ~ ibcr ,l,or ~
in''pr WI 1919 y i'''i ilV'i I, ~ ~ ~, $500,
mail.oi, ,h'i' hri,u,
a,t''vrN nn H''ngH'u'r Nj, ii2
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Enlin' cnh1lninf ~ l9n tt,"is 9n" , s
n,''hu"h on "'hE Pi"9''i'" wv" WV "''''
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WIZ 'AeuuR uulles !" p"ilotiu Huu ~, , ~" i,
tnIlly tor pt,t9iraiinh W. n ,d
'" tthllht VIVA, ~ uue 70 i's'ii az" ~
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nosr ~ nn' ptunniuE 'n,,i ~ tp ,s
lftf l"I ~ l'Ith,pal u M ~ II, f,,,
anu rNpfnrN' European Nlli'. ~ : \, XXX ',,,',,
dGptnhenl upon lrllhir iprllner OF arD'' ~
Hl me hulhlili"h ~ 'N""i'Il''' 'Vs''''
vfsff 10 ffB ritifilbs,
From the emhass. We drove % MAJ ield
tl'uIneA >, The beautiful home Of Mr. ana hrs,
i'feiAcr. both Vol known a. aulhnf- and who
VIII be- remembered 10y many Nmcricahs ~
auong The must culiyulod ana dciighlul 81
English visitors ~ American -horce. Mis
l'fcihcr h tall, graceful lady picturesque lu
appearance and eNnctl& suited go
be thu presiding geuin~ ~ "a home IKE rhhA
held" II WASH reception ia when We were
biddrn-noi o garden party proper, hnl 'sltnf~
were conducted through The ir-tihulr lhd prln
Cpai rooms 10 he terrace ~ tho ouch pi me
guhlcd -ton"dwellng Nhrro ~ llir foot ~ the