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NEW YoRKs NOTED TAhLs.
The Opening Of the state Reservation
to be Celebrated To-day.

TO be Celebrated To-day.
NIAGARA FALLS, N. y, july 1.-THE
arrangements for the great celebration at
the opening OF the state reservation to-
morrow are nearly completed. Citizens
are still busy decorating. Copi0us show
ers last night laid the dust aud gave 10
everything a refreshed appearance. The
weather is now clear. with indications Of
"a perfect day tomorrow. The reception
to be given tomorrow by the international
Hotel Company % Gems. Rogers aud
Jewell will be a brilliant affair. The
Governor viii arrive tomorrow morning.
The regular ceremonies will begin az
noon. The Mexican band will accom-
pany the Sixty.ffth regiment.
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FOsTER,s sTCCEssOR.
Applicants for the Mission More Nu-
merous than for ANY Other.

merOus than for Any Other.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE applicants
for the Spanish mission will equal if not
exceed the number of applicants on file at
the State Department for any of the for
eign missions. The Office of Minister to
Spain is regarded as one of the desirable
appointments to foreign countries. AS
yet no action has been taken towards
selecting successor of Mr.. Foster.
When he left Washington for Spain to
negotiate a second commercial treaty
between tho United states ana that coun-
try the appointment Of his successor was
postponed until his return.
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ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE union OF He
brew charities met again this morning
and unanimously adopted the name Of
"Tho Associated Hebrew Charities Of the
United states.n Delegates from Louis
Vile, Nashville, Baltimore, 80. Paul, New
Orleans, Wilmington, Del, and Mont
g0mery, Ala, promised that the societies
they represented would join the organlza-
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snnln,s ncndIY InYnder.

MADRID, July l1.-rhere were reported
throughout Spain yesterday lm2 new
cases OF cholera and 4T3 deaths from tho
disease. The returns from Valencia,
however. are incomplete. A number %
suspicious eases OF illness are reported In
the city OF Seg0yia, but the authorities
there refuse to admit that they are cases
of cholera
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Mileage OF Naval Omcers,

,r sna...NNeioN, July l4.-Judge May
Is r.sJeo..luqq Comptroller Of the Treasury,
latr'ue'I decision that naval officers
y es,,te..,st AZ government expense. arc
a,ov.ltg9, TO mileage and thai mileage
oIr ov'. ".Dle M oAly when they travel nd
a torn.eH. expense. This is "A reversal of
rs. arI gr ulgcision Of the accounting OH.
.yerp,,n. yn,n .,.ll VIII result in SAVING 10 the
Dllare ent OF several hundred thousand
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GRANT sPENDs A QUIET Dan.
strangers Ruled Ont In Order to Test
His Present Improvement.

His Present Improvement.
Mt. MCGREGOR, July 14.-Gen. Grant
slept well last night, but as it rained
heavily the General was inclined to feel
rheumatic this morning. DR.. shrady re-
ported from the cottage this afternoon
that the General had been dressed, and
that his pulse, appetite and general con-
ditions continued favorable. The patient
spent the day in his room quietly and
without pain. None but his family are
permitted for the present TO see him, in
order to test the possibility Of continuing
the present favorable conditions.
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WATERFORD, IRELAND, July l4.-The
soldier who bay0neted "a man % death
during the conflict between citizens aud
soldiers on Sunday last has been com.
mitted for trial on a charge OF murder.
The funeral Of the victim took place to-
day. 10 was attended by hundreds OF
afti ynpa
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prowned In q MnlI Coach.

KANSAS CITY, No, July IA private
dispatch has been received here stating
that the stage coach between Dodge City,
Kan, and Fort supply, Indian Territory,
was carried away In a swollen stream.
one passenger and the driver were
drowned. Another passenger escaped.
The mules also perished. The mail bags
were recovered, but the coach itself has
not yet been found.
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The "Cale,loniav spoken.

LONDON, July 1.-THE steamer Gale
donia, from Boston June 10, for London,
previously reported with her machinery
disabled, was spoken sunday 100 miles
Oh Bishop lighthouse. The cattle on
board were in miserable condition, and
many Of them were dying.
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NEW YORK, July 14.-The Mexican
editors were given q banquet this after
noon on the roof OF the Field building, and
IN the evening attouaod the "Bldck llus-
sar" nellormnnce.
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!. HIbbsl Comlnr E,lrnhl,,nn

.eg,or' y pi','oloN, July 14.--specid In.
lt /. D'o"h' OF the Post Office Depari.
ein, ,.iAA AApecied to arrive here this
tb, ,"''A The papers I'm the case az
sgsio, aeiaulting Postmaster AZ
Ilfaii.' luano. As soon as the necessary
4 be.,.ui. warrant can be made ont M
ID .tsr, ',nent Of State the Inspector
IuIl lhla country. ~ W " lns
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STAND or THE IRIsH.


Promises Of Assistance Which Must be
Kept n an Occasion Arises.
LONDON, July H.-Lord Randolph
Churchill, Secretary for India, stated
IN the House OF Commons this afternoon
that the government had no intention Of
negotiating with Abdurrahman Khan,
Ameor of Afghanlstan, tor the defense Of
Candahar. England had, he said, given
certain pledges TO assist the Ameer II an
emergency requiring 10 arises and the
Ameer asks for assistance. Whatever
government might be- in power, the Sec
retary continued. the course Of England
was clear if the Ameer should ask for this
nsgigfauce.
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CLEVELAND, o., July H.-A fire at
Richwood, unioncounty t0-da, ydestroyed
eight buildings, including the HeD0fier
Office and Carier's hotel. The loss 10
$4,000 and the ineurancc $4,000.
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A FATAI. FTAsU AT JACKsONyTLIF,

JACKSONVILLE, July I4.-During a
thunder storm tonight house was struck
by lightning in the suburbs OF this city,
and a young cOlOred woman named
Rachael Redding was instantly killed.
The other inmates OF the house were only
stunned and not much hurt.
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a sfntne II Nnltnlrn.

PARIS, July i4.-At the unveillng Of =
statue 10 Yoitaire epeeches were made by
N. de Lesseps, Sardou, Guyot and Bols-
ninr
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VfENNA, July 1.-The Idgbiau says
that the Gar Will visit Emperor Francis
Joseph Ia september.
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TnE ATGHANs AnYANCINn.

BERLIN, July ll.-Advicos from ST.
Petersburg Say that Gen. komaroh re-
Gently Informed Che government that the
Afghans were advancing their Outposts,
and that the Russians remained IN their
former positions, and asked instruction y.
The government replied that he should
avoid any step which might lead to a col
lision, and remain strictly on the de-
F,Usfss.
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7 ,'-''I "NIl Called by CIeveIand

hor''t' S,riioN, July l4.-There ia hfgb
tha. NY, ,V' NE statement thar the presi'
lebartno, ISSUED an order to the beads
and sp,,.ls ,,',auls TO the effect that dismiss.
= must cease. nus 70 MI places not va
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.o,,UIIears small.po, cnan.

anall.poeeL eL, July 14.-Nine new caaes
efe ars sA 5S Were reported her. 81 o5ss' Sss
30 cases in the civic bosbS5si S-'i's'
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Two Killed by Lipbtning.

OREGON, ILL, July 14.-The bodies Of
Albert Routzahn, OF Oregon, and that OF
William Routzahn. OF Mount Morris,
brothers, were found on the railroad near
here yesterday. They had apparently
been struck by lightning during a heavy
storm. In the morning they had been
fishing, and they were sitting under "A
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a auspInI0ns nETREAT.

LONDON, July 10, 3 A. M.-The remain
ing members of the British.Atghau From
tier Commission, with their military es-
c0rt, have suddenly struck their tents.
and are marching rapidly TO wards Herat.
The reason for their hasty retirement is
unknown, and the news has caused much
uneasness.
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'tN' - - 50 - NAAt
LIMA. July li.--rhcre Is d complete
breakdown Of the peace negotiations with
Con. Cacercs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
r IN FOWLS.
How 10 Treat Fowls TO Keep Them Pres
from Parasitic Disease.

from Parasitic Disease.
There may be few who know Of or
suspect the presence Of worms in fowls.
or believe that such an ailment affects
the p~oultry-yard. Yet, It is n wcll-e.-
iablishcd fact that such IN ailment docs
eyi.t-ihat there has been found by
actual examination no less than sixteen
different kinds Of worms in fowls, and
that the presence Of these parasites
which infcst the intestincs Of the fowl
Is a prime and prolific source Of
disease.
The manner ~ their introduction into,
or the cause Of their creation In, fowls Is
not well known or determined, but
there Is every reason TO believe, how
ever. that their presence.is due either TO
the fowls eating food that is more or
less In a state Of decomposition, or food
that Is "mitey'-that Is, infested with
maggots, weeyils, etc.,-or 10 their be-
ing kept In close. crowded and unclean
Enclosures, or from both being fed un.
wholesome food aud confined in filthy
quarters.
Their existence IN the organs Of fowls.
besides being . source Of future disease
that finally results In death. so ~derangcs
aud destroys the parts which they IN
fest that the action Of the alimentary
organs become weakened. the vitality
lowered and the stamina destroyed. and
the fowl rendered an easy and helpless
prey to whatever epidemics there may
arise. and to any Of the ills and dis
order, that commonly affect the poul-
try-yard.
The presence Of worms in fowls Is
not readily exhibited or easily discoy-
cradle. The principal and perhaps the
only symptom manifested and notice.
able j. that they NOPE aud hang about
with n dropping Of the head and slow.
sluggish movements. A good aud gen
orally SURF way. however. 10 ascertain
their existence in the fowl is 10 examine
the droppings. for IL present in the in
t%estincs they will nearly always be cx-
hibitcd In the rcsiduum.
The best known remedy for this af-
fiction. aud one which has hitherto
never failed. Is TO give the fowl turpcn-
tine In capsule form, one or two Of
these followed IN twelve hours by a
dose u castor oil. This will rom
plctcly cxpcl these troublesome and
dangerous parasites from the system
and effects the removal Of an Ill that
would. II let alone, surely end In tho
loss Of the fowl
The result Of administering this dose
Is magical. The fowl Immediately be.
gins 10 revive and soon regains It's nor
NAL health, yigor and activity. 1t Is q
dose that may occasionally be given
10 fowls with results most beneficial.
satisfactory and profitable. whether tho
presence Of worms Is manifested or not.
Fowls so treated will always be free
from the parasitic disease. aud n rucur-
rrncc of Il In those fowls that have been
frccd from Il, or It's attacks upon those
fowls that have never had Il. may be
prevented by thoroughly cooking soft
foods, such rs animal and watery veg.
ctablcs, by thoroughly cooking grain OF
meal that may b. wecyily. by feeding
only clean grain, BY keeping thcir
houses aud Enclosures thoroughly clean
and by occasionally sprinkling their
run freely with lime.-Sdn Francisco
Chronicle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
EATING.
lies Asasns.ss spsii Their sism.sh. ssd
Nsi.is ossd fssss..

Hes Assus.as spsii Ttslr sismash. and
Nsi.is Deed =
liHn1-i eating 10 = bneaeh n good
manner Americans are pfoysrbially
fat Eater. not tie boonsh and low
lived. bot tho bes people. so-ealied.
an often guilty II The indeoency DR.
willard Parksr. 10 recent lecture In
ms city gave The tpllgsisg bill u fare
$50 ~ ~ eaten IN Albany By a 'legis.
iatDT IN ihfus and . half minutes Two
laiiai sgg, ivo large potatoes. a beef.
seal. lso golifis IT milt apina o.
hsiH and Eggs, = plate a bucksheai
rstfs and a large cup u consa Tho
issr man however. complained b. q
fnshi that h. "ddni fsel well. aud vas
ifuubi.i With dUTspsiai What sori
II lsgislaiivn rsn L. expected from
such hlipus crsaiufHs' Animals Do
l~iisr IhT ,nnisr plgrpu arrive. frum
~ lDhg hight exhausted. ufuses fo.ri.
taking psriap.. = lttls salrr. and sst.
ties down b rest Then II uill fusive
anh eat Instinct tearhss u that when
The nerve poser l. gune Il cant 10
tanned m al the stomach for digestion.
the s,sam y loo low The proprietor
~ The Astof. nUu.s restaurant saJs that
y Il stnngo ito see The Way thsse
Americans 20 II their fosei A man
will start al Wall street. run ali the
way ~ the AstBf a. fat ~ hls leg,
viii carry him. aud shovel IN hi- lunch
- though bis lie dspendei % hi. gst.
ting through In i've ialnutss. Then ha
viii stand arouni here and lalk Or -
hour " longer withou, thlnkina a go-
Ing back 10 his Office hsss sssu them
~ over and converse ff > splli hour
With tho cashier, hfssF running through
their feed lks chain a htainF HsiH.
Nrtspef.
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HOW TO CLEAN MARBLE
A Very rscmi and ysiahie Recipe nr
u~oussksspers.

Houssksspers.
/. Take finely powdered pumlce stone
and vinegar, wash the surface with the
mixture and leave Il for several hours;
then brush Il hard aud wash II clean.
When dry rub Il with whiting aud wash
leather.
9. Equal parts Of causilc potash,
auicklimc aud soft soap; make into a
thick paste with water. and apply with
n brush; leave for about a week. and
apply again aud again until the stain
has disappeared.
q Two parts Of soda (carhonatc).
one 81 pumice stone and one Of finely
powdered chalk. mix into a fine paste
with water. rub this wet the marble
and the stains will b. removed; then
wash with soap aud water.
4 Wash the marble thoroughly with
soda and warm water 30 rewoye any
grease. and apply oxalle acid by laying
a piece u white cotton cloth saturated
upon the spots for = short time. II II
destroys the polish. rrrolish with oxide
u tin and water applied with a cloth.
n the stains arr not deep rub the srr.
face only wi'h the osslic acid and watrl
upon a small piece q cloth quickly. and
wash 10 frrc the marble Of acid. Then.
to give Il q gloss. rub with chalk wei
with water.
q Marble figurss may BE- washed
clean hy putting them out In \ heavy
.howrr a. Hsldsnes WORKSHOP
Rrrircs-l Marble mar slss = eleaaes
ly mixing up a quantity Of the strung
est sosp Ices with quiekliHse 20 The con
sistencs o. milk. and laying Il on ths
msftse IN tHFnty for f5erz Chen
snrvsri with soap and vster.-h u
Hrsil
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Jigging For Tom. Gods.

Jigging for fresh fish Is the sport
here AZ this season the fish crowd
into The shallow water along the shores
~ the Thames. When the first ice
make. the frust-iish jiggcr Is out for
business. lie needs no bait, but.
knowing tho habits If the fish. relies
wholly upon stratagsm. lie provides
himself with two sticks two feet in
length Upon The end Il one he ties q
cluster II 0ak leavcs. aud At the end ~
the other he fssiens n sharp hook.
making a miniature san. lie takes his
pushed stick and puts Il down In from
eight inches tn = foot and a half Of
water. aud begins 10 oscillale Il pa
tisnily. and the ffost.hsh comcs 10 Il as
pet dogs or eats comr to eat meat
They swim slowly beneath Il. rubbing
against the leaves and expressing signs
" graiefnlness NJ finding such shelter.
when the tx Is deitly lowered along.
side II them aud they arr ierked out u
the water with n audiences that mnst
astonlsh even a fab. tn. fish do not
seem 10 gct frightened but continue 10
warm beneath the leaves and b.,
hooked up A. long as the Tiger has
patience 10 pull them. In this way
bushels II tom-cosis arr caught an.
nvally from the Thames Aors4rA
Hsiisha.
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Apples A. Diet Children usually
dcmald sugar IN large quantities, aud
.n .1f8e form i should b. given them.
There are ies more agreeable or health.
fgl forms in which 10 secure il than IN
fruit and especially than in good sweet
apples an abundance Of SWEET apples.
rip and luscious, should D. 10 every
household whore there ar children.
Prepared In various ways they arr i'm
portanl 10 the dietary II the family.
They supply sugar in \ pure form.
Baked with cream they are delicious.
Few breakfast dishes are superior TO
sliced sweet apples fried in butter
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

HKitoH ve hsarl one rnsn say - an
Uher. thf other dar. %" didn't kaOw you
- first 1hyl yaa lsk ten years younger
ftan wa dif uten EaN Vuu last -"
fesi ten years Younger Has the reply.
= yOl tnou ! lsti o. - underth weather
al ihe time and gave up expecting " h
any better. The doff0f azfd ] had on
Flurtinn sas terribly weak. had night
Bue8fs. cough. No appetite, and lost flesh.
saw Dr.. Piercs's Golden Medical Discov-
eryi advertised anl thought il would DO no
harm n u dld 20 gp0f II has cured me. ]
am new man because ! al a well one"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

a good story comes from n boys board
ing-school in "Jersey." The diet was
m~onotonous and constipating, and tho
learned Principal decided b introduce
some old.style physic in the apple-sauce,
and await the happy results. One bright
lad, the sinartest in school, discovered the
secret mine in bis sauce, and pushing
back his plate, shouted 70 the p~edGgogue:
mo physic, sir, IN mine. My dad told mo
10 use nuthiu' but DR.. Piercc's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets and they aro doing their
duty like n charm!h They are anti bilious
and purely vegetable.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

IRIS no secret nostrnm. We speak OF DR..
Pierce's Extract ot Smart- iced, composed
Of best French Brandy, Smart-W Weed, Ja-
maicl Ginger and Camphor Water. II
cures cholera mOrbus, collie or cramps In
stomach, diarrhpa, ~dysentery or bloody
fux. and breaks Up colds, feyers and in
iiammatory attacks.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

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fsi1.ass sat NJ r taaaei nss, 10 .
stffi nnus. uas ea eafaL
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

A human law. bone u great si,a
~ II sound teeth. aud other human
'rrs WIS Round recently At ! depth d
.t'y beet IN : limestone quarry near
f,nfersviIle. Ca
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

THE CosBfsATIoy oY I%gGREDfEsTs used
In making BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
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