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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12

A. Nsssiisat Fsth tsfi ursH ~ ~ Csc
tHms saA ussiih dmfsis ~ ths ~
itsnss ~ ehaisfs fHta tbs thiist states
fseted ffuits NJ Admirable tsffis'
laf the Wisfobss
saw Fa,swscu, Cat, September D.
Considerable sttlismsHt has hs6h caused
amohr ne importers of groceries n IHls
ciiy bf statements tending W sbow tha
existence Of 4 scheme - Introduce ol1i,
sfa.iniecied alslna lnto the unllod
States II appears that ons Of tho lead.
iag houses ln tho trade on lho rbc6c
Coast has advlcea from Ne agent
IN New Yotk stating that one Of
The lAtgost buyers oi imported filslns
has Just received dispatch from Malaga
stating that tho product this yrnr l'
very large and Of excellent quality and
that thu. presence Of cholera In spain will
not act ~ an impediment IN the way oi
shipment ~ tho Ini'ed states. This IL
accompanied hy alctiet n VIM Smith,
hcalh officer " the port oi New York,
~ thc tlrm " Importers 10 which no
saws that fruits gathered In Infected lia.
tncts, but packed and shipped from non
Injected points, will not on that account
subiccta vessel 90 delay At quarantine.
This refers directly 10 the Importation Of
raslns from Malaga aud nouia Refer
ring TO these statements, prominent men
IN the fruit trade aud experienced
packers declare that there Is great danger
Of the introduction Of cholera microbes
In talslns from infected districts Of
spalni that packed fruit easily absorbs
microbes and retains them Tor great
length Of time Tho New York health
officers were charged with gross neglect
I OF duty In opening the way for the terri
/ bic disease into this county.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12
puPeo AGAIN.

The Administration again Ird into Max
tng nn Improper Npprlntmunt-Ihr Ap-
poluteo Makes Ills MARK Betor' Being
Huuuccd- lilo Is Now iu jan.
Nrw YuHg, September 9 --lh SIMS
Washington special saysi Fac re-.
gudms tbo appointment Of a jail bird 70
Office have Just leaked out comptroll-
Gu Durham was 900 Innocent sponsor for
The man, but who recommended him TO
Durham Ia not made known Richard
Board, Of Kentucky was appointed a
clerk In the railway mall service on July
81, aud assigned to duty on the route
between Rlncon and Dcmlug, New Mex
AGO. Prominent citizens Of Kentucky
wrote to the Department setting forth
that Board was under three Indictments
for forgery, aud had been three times ar.
Iected In Cincinnati for get.
ting money under false prctenses, (,
once IN Texas Tor robbery,
aud twice for theft In Kentucky IN
some unexplained manner Major board
got the appointment before these charges
were investigated. Two weeks after.
ward Comptroller Durham, who was
mlsled Into recommending Boards ap.
pointmcnt, got very lively letter from
friend In keutucky, recitiug Boards
criminal record In tull. The letter con.
cludcd with tho prediction that Board
would steal something before he had
/ been In the service month The pre-.
/ ~
the warning note was written, Board
had stolen a money.order for SlG3. liz
had been dismissed from tho service bo
fore the theft was detected, because oi
his other crimes, aud was traced TO st.
Louis aud there arrested. lle Il now Ia
| fail In Santa No awaiting trial.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12
hOWGATE AGAIN

Captain IiowKaie Again Lncstei' This
Time In Engiaad-said To lie Projecting
. sIKnai seryl-e for some of the south
American states.
wAsuSGroS, d. C., September g.
The people who are always finding How.
gate, but never capture him have turned
him up again. According 10 the latest
story he hasn't been 10 Cana IA or F!orldn
or Tennessee, 10 all Of which places Il
has heretofore been stated be had been
traced, but all the time had been quietly
living with bis parents In R1gland The
author Of this tale Is represented as haY.
Ing recently returned from trip to
Europe and reported as sayinf no
met and talked with the ex .iznal officer,
who IL described a. being greatly broken
in health. llowsa,s fell IRON a carriage
several years aso ami di,locatei bis log
so that be- never entirely recovered Tho
free n.e Of tho limb Iaiciy, Il Il salf
bis leg has given ~ much trouble that h'
has - move ab ut On cfulchcs, while hl'
personal appearances has undergone q
remarkable chtnge that he look
nitecn or twenty years Older than h
really Ia. Never hsless according 10 thl
story, he u believed 10 have returned
TO this side Of ths Atlan'lc to carry out 4
scheme In which he ls lssssooiatcd with th'
representatives oi yennor, the we'll
known weather prnphst n Canada, VIII
died not long ago The project in whlcl
he IL engaged coniemplaies the establish
msnt Of = Weather Bureau aud sizna
Service merriam = nth American States
Thn story, u will be -ee1, IL fuil of detail
aud will do until new one IL given oal
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12
No. I B.

m.d aif ab 's cay ~ tha rfH1HA is.
Ing safely Landed ihe nest diHK H.tip
Tat up M ihe rtfrHi "WiHrtI IHa
a will there aa waf II wis rutInt
up lhe haf nlgh NJ Fair tIfh ut
mHrH tHiulfY bui Tho HH0nd lfHi
was nafuWef ard Wlnihg which
caused n M stick ftst A aall 10 the
mother we readily responded 70. and
with 0boeIng s0fds and her deter.
mined noe boost boys f1f your
Ilie" up n vent with the all n her
fiuidf shoulders the good woman sny
Ing There let " stay. hpyf
ipnu ibc return n The father ~ night
hll WIS o. sorrna u though nothing had
happened. the boys having been ln
atueted ~ ssy. when asked where the
sIFn Nas Ca IA mother Not hav-
Ing occasion ~ pass the front oi The
house for two dnys the lps- WAS not
discn1c ed hy the father until IN the
third day when. on coming from the
hnm with whcol. barrow, h's young
est son. q lad Of ten years helping, he
looked up, and turning TO The boy with
face llyid with rage, he said
"You villain, where Is that signP"
Quaking with fear yet full OF laugh.
ter, the urchin replied
ASK mother
Dropping the harrow, with hasly
ncrvou, strides, he made his way 10 the
house, from whence, after the lapse Of
about ten minute he came forth with
the plensantcst look upon his face, a
look which he continicd 10 wear as
long as he lived
What was said Is not related but tho
mothers lore conquered Through the
many changes Of occupants Of the old
tavern, that sign has remained where
II was placed at that time, until q little
while ago, when 1t was given In keep
ing of the Historical Society Of Lcxing-
! ton,
This faithful mother reared these
boys to noble manhood. the Youngest,
now at mature age giving the facts
OF this history. Mrs. SlmoBds was u
sister Of Cyrus Peircc. Esq, teacher Of
the first normal school, then at Lexing.
ton, subsequently Mt Newton. The spirit
Of this worthy woman IL such as the
soil Of Lexington nbundantly produced
during revolutionary times, and such
as should be cmulatcd during all time.
A grand daughter, Of this city. active
in Temperance reform and works Of
charity generally, Is proof incontro-
vcrtible that true worth descends even
TO the third and fourth generations r.
Cambridge Tribune.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12
A cowARo's DEED.

Tho sequel Of an unhappy Married Life
The Husband Finds Iiis WI. Alone and
Proceeds to Empty y Revolver Into Her.
BALTIMORE, MD., September 2.--fhe
residents IN the vicinity oi Pacl and
Franklin streets were startled about
eight o'clock this morning by four pistol
shots fred In quick succession. The re.
ports emanaicd from No. lGg North Paca
street A policeman rushed into the
house, the front door Of which was open,
and encountered Thos. B Rail, until 70.
Gently 4 member Of the City Fire Depart.
ment, IN the ball, who graspci smok
ing revolver In his hand A second oi.
fcef proceeded 20 room In the raar Of
the house on the FIRST h0Or, 10 which he
was directed bY The means Oi some person
IN distress. Entering tho room he found
Mrs. Anna Rial, the vile Of the fireman,
lying up0n the floor With blood stream.
Ing from two wounds. one In the breast
above the nipple, the other In the righ,
thigh. Medical aid was quickly sun.
moned aud the flow OF blood slanched.
The woman's Injuries are serious. Thos
u. Rial was taken 10 tho Western Police
Station aud locked np.
The couple had boon living IN South
Baltimore al 20 Dover street Their mar.
fled life, II seems, was not happy one
and a week ago they separated, Mrs
Rial going 10 her sisters house, No. iG9
North Paca street, where tho tragedy oc.
cured. Her husband has been seeking
her eyer since the separation, and last
night learned Of her whereabouts IN.
trrlng tho house aud hnding his wills
alone, he Immediately opened Gre upoa
i her
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12
REMOVING IHe sIoNs.

A u.roie and rsiihfsi wife aud Mother
a New hsElsHsi incident of NM Years
Aaa.
In the old. historic aud beautiful
town oi Lexington. Mass. morn than
ffty years aga. there might have been
seem across tho front d large. sub
stantial.lo1king building on tho prnci.
pal street a sign bearing these words;
william simonds. lnn.keeper" That
this honse sas the resort of sleighing
parties and merry making generally.
needs mol b. ioli nor that The hot mugs
~ flip egg no. and uthcr drinks. were
the chief attractions Of tie place. Thi.
same William was alert for the pennies
OF his customers. hoping thereby to rc-
pleni.h hi. escite ,usr
Now. at tha head oi the family was a
woman Of sterling character. \ Chris
tian anil mother. with noble boys
growing ~ to manhood surrounded b.
ihess concentrating Influences. for
whom she f. thu most active interest
Having exl osiulated 10 vain with ths
goud 6usDind and father In regard u
thi. business and impl1red that tn
sign h. taken down. and the legitimsi,
products of tie farm constitute theil
support. she fo9k the opportunity on
day. on h ab.snee IN \ distant part O
ths city. 70 sfy to the boys. The sign !
teming dosn
That the magnitude of The work mat
- NOR sFFafsa,. se all say that th'
sign COVERED neariy The entire front 0
iks hou.s IN length. and was u con
forming width. the thickness heine ssscl
a. IN thee times was deemei props
for suhssaHt'ality.
Assembling hsf fors~= On The iron
PIAZZA uiih ladders and fupc=. The old
"a boys mounted the ladders. and soo
siss nilnes ef,- Oh - uz< suieE'n<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Two colored couvIcts, named Chas.
Brusso aud Handy No, wood, who escaped
fifteen ears ago, were incareerated In the
Mississippi penltentiary on the 9Th.
GIN. WV. T. SHERMAN, who arrived al
st. Louis on the stu, Immediately declined
to aecept the presidency Of the local Grant
monument association, 10 which he had
been elected during his absence. lie says
be feels that he is committed 20 the In
terest Of the Grant monument Of New
York.
MAJOR AARON STAFFORD, the last sur.
yiving officer Of the war OF 1879, died at
his residence in waterville, Oneida coun-
ty, n. Y. on the 9Th, In the ninety.ninth
year Of his age.
Bon HAYLoR, the train engineer who
stuck TO his post In the recent accident on
the indiana, Bloomington and Western
railroad b. save the lives OF the passen.
gers, died at Springfield, Ohio, ON the 9Th,
from the result Of his injuries.
FRANK JAMES IL dying Of consumption
on his father.in.law's farm in Missouri.
ABOUT 100 Knights Of Labor from Rich.
mond, Va, visited Washington on the 9th.
Through the efforts Of Gen. Rosecrans,
Register Of the Treasury, they were allow.
cd admittance 10 the Capitol and spent
.everpl hours there. This is the first time
the Capitol has ever been opened 10 visitors
on Sunday.
A MOB on the night Of the 9Th visited the
isn al Murfreesboro, Ark, and made an
attempt 10 shoot the Polk toys, confined
! for murder, bot not being able to get them
IN ranse the mob hauled load Of wood TO
the Jail and piled It around the iron cell
saturated the wood With coal oil and liter.
ally roasted both prisoners alive.
FouR persons ate Of sausage purchased
at butchers at Do,er, n. r., on the 7th.
one is dead, one has recovered, and two
are stiil IN critical condition. The fatal
ingredients in the sausage are not known.
THE President arrived st Washington
IN s..a. r. swell tanned by the sun,
and appear. 10 be much improved By bis
"TRIP. EEa
JsprsfAH Hsrrs died on the 7th At
Sleepy Hollow, n. Y, from disease re.
ssmbiing cholera
RrruRss from The third district of Ar.
kansas indicate tbs election 70 Congress of
J. c. HeRss. Democrat. 20 hll The vsesney
esusel by The election Of .. K. Jones 70
the eeuate.
Tus commissioners of emigration % fhs
state of Nsw Yoft report that dHrine The
year fssi there srivsd Il the port q Ns~
Yurk ziapsD Immigrants.
yoaz rr--ts. q White Cottage. ohio.
llsd q .sphs xl.tios sa ths ~. k>rirG
blo~n cot he xss sksn ke rssirsf ins>sai
Il tarn|nx Il o.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12
enlMna AND cAanAlnlra.

Nv ihe upsettIng ~ a row boat Al Oah.
koshi Wis, on tho ~, sIs persons were
drowned.
TnE harrow shlp.buIldlng works At
harrow In .Furnoss, ENGLAND, burned on
the "a. causing u loss of 100000,
An accident In nlno Mt Wikosbarre,
Pa, on the "a, killed. four persons outright
and fatally injured two others
ON the "a h. Riley, ~ Marshall County,
Kentucky, lost hIs life by druggist Civ
Ing him morphine for qulnna
ON tho "a the coal miners at Rock
Springs, Wyoming, turned out In force
and drove thelr Chinese .workmon
from Tho place and burned their quarters.
Seven Cinnamon were killed In their
flight, and q number are said TO hnvc been
eremated In the burning building.
TaE steamer Hanoverlaus, Of the Allan
line went ashore at Portugal Cove, New
foundland, on the "a, and is total loss
A FLOUR mill at Hagorstown, Nd, a
hundred years old, burned on the ID.
WELsLEY MAYFgLD shot md killed
George Ltton near Plsasantville Ind, on
the 90.
A MAN named Winney shot and killed
his step-father, Geo Daniels, near Cedar
Rapids, Ia., on tho 30.
THE morocco factory OF Nicholas Web-
Der at Lynn, Mass, was destroyed by fire
on the 3D.
ALEX MCLEOD, Anthony Glnness and
Michael Glnness were fatally burned by
an explosion Of gas at No. 3 collIery,
operated by tho Lehigh Valley Coal Com
pany. near Shenandoah, Pa, on tho 81.
At No. 4 collery Of the same company
Henry Lord was instantly killed by fall
of coal
On tho 4th Thomas II. Brown, Of Chi
cago, fell into revolving waterwheel at
Putney, VT, aud was killed.
An oil car exploded on tho West Penn.
sylvania Rlilroad on tho 45h, fatally
burning Thomas Ryan, brakeman.
OK the 4th +. Heruple, Of juneau, Wis,
was arrested at Chadrou, Mob, charged
with tho embezzlsment OF s74O)O.
HENRY BERsAYER, arrested at Engle.
wood, suburb OF Chicago, for the mur
der Of young boy named Smith, wa
landed at the police station on the Al
with great difficulty, owing to the lynch
ing propenslties OF mob
On the 4th at Grand Fork, OAK, Judg
Mcdonnell sentenced George Miller, VIII,
murdered Mrs. Smell and her two children
last winter, to be hanged October 3Dth
The prisoner received the scnten co witt
, | tho utnna. ind ifYaranca
NEAR Lakeield, Ontario, on the 4th,
, wagon load OF dynamite exploded, kllllnl
two men named Morton and Simmons an'
, a team Of horses. The shock was felt 70
miles around.
RICHARD BOARD, "a mail robber, ha
r been jailed at Las Cruces, N. NJ.
FIRE destroyed the pickle factory q
: Hudson q Co, at Huntington, l. l., on tn
9th.
a on the 9Th, Mary Burg shot herself |
Central Park, New York, and after wait
ing Ave hours for dea h was discovere
by policeman and removed TO the hosp
tai.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12

EEKDHiN. Mass, September 2.--wat
rnu Colburu, a slxiy.Ycar-old farmer,
who lives alone, received eco for some
meadow grass Monday. lie went 10 tbs
village, made some purchases, and as he
was unlocking the door on bis return he
was knocked down and beaten 10 In.
sen.ibllity, lying where ho fell all night
In the morning be was found az de.
scri5ed by one Of his brothers. who lives
IN this vicinity. Upon The old mans head
were slx wounds, and b. was literally
covered with blood. lie could give no
account OF tho affiir other than AZ stated
above. Il was ionnd tha, bis money was
gone. Beside the injured min lay cart
stake. upon one ead oi which were blood
Stains Mr. Colbufn hsd bis wound.
dressed, and II is thought he may 70.
cover. There IL no clue 10 The assallant
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12

EvaNsrov. Wv T. September -
The riot Al Rgek spfiazs VS. more ssfl.
ous than first rspotts indicated. The
aamber slain IL ssrioasly estimated Al
hity to one haaired Al say VINO IL the
hsst - ~ ~ rhia4msi ia t1is fegl0d,
ssy. ther. we're iso N sslnr Ia. svsnlnz.
snd he believes neaHT al u HEN hsvs
ben baichefei Al the Chinsss
mlasfs from Aiinz cane bsTs Hish
their btzzzze. isffinf sn stfies
II that psint Tue - apsHle- n soldiers
from Port Fred S.sls hast ast sffiss'|
saf eeus Is'a camp he-s "a i q1let q
pfe<enf. snd u = 9elIsrei To- , hisssl
uIli inave - sr-> - t><~ s-~ 49,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12
nnt nI iiir MnnI..

AiBssY. ". v, September T-Presi
dent Cleveland, who arrived mere At an
early hour Yesterday mofnln1. With Df.
Ward went immedIiielS ~ The laticf's
residence, where he rimtlnsd untii $50
pm, leaving lot washinfioa AZ ihs,
hour secDmpinie only BY Colonel
Lamont Tie left on the regular train
ovst the West shofe Rsilfoid. President
winslow's car being pl4cid az bis dis
posal. Dghlnz ths ftv miaT luctl poiiti'
clans and State uaisitls caile nron the
President In the sli moon Josefuof
flhI called upon thc i'resldsnt
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12

w.sHHeroS, d. C., September A.
The Acting Possmastsf-Gsnefsl sppoihie'i
large number Of foufsh-cls.s Pos,mas.
tsrs yesterday. Only one was appointed
10 ssw York. Most oi the appointments
vsrs IN Indiana, OHIO, Missouri aad
other Western States. OF the l.ssl
Presidential postmsstsrs IN the United
States, changes have been made IN tsi
eases, sincs the sdiouFnment ef he sen
ate A list of soalsatlons tor the oflcs.
i sos h-ing made a he ruztofiss De
psrtmsnt 70 receive lbe slrnstars Of n
President, and 10 1e tlsnsmittsd % ~
senate on he bsxlnaiax Of ne nsxt SO
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12
palr of I,sstss uo,.rie..

Bosrox, Mass, September 7.-Ths
police are investigating two more Charles
River mysteries. Last night a man and
woman, after InquIrIng for Cambridge
Cemstery, we're seen 70 throw large
bundle Into the river The bundle has
not been found yet.
The other mystery ls the fading Of .
coat and hat upon seullv's wharf, a, the
foot Of First street, East Cambridge
The hat contained an Indentftlon, a. u
the weatsf had been struck hsavF blows,
snd there we're MARKS Of blood upon the
tfnfua
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12

fHs Dlslsiss Court A. Dutalaa, "a,
fsnisfed q aaeislna on ths ON ifsHss
fafflaa eaftsia assss anaiHst salaons
ksspsfs " ths FaisFal s9aft
Hfe. sHnhuEHa VI the FIRST National
nanh oi Chleaso hsss brought salt
aHsla4t The dlrsttafs, aalhlnf " have
been "ffus TN ~ =
Tnt Hsg8nd Comptroller N the treasury
has dlfailawsi an account faf a10 a.
p4nled IN enlefiainlht dltfn NJ ahsd
guests on the flagship Tennsssee ~ the
New Orleans Exposition
AZ result " ,ho small .pot scare Al
Fall lllver Mas. a ioO0 children have been
vaecinatod by the city physician during
the past week, and tho work ID going on
at thelrate Of 900 daily.
DuHls0 the month u August the total
emigration from Great Britain 10 America
was ii,sO2, against 1888 for tho oorrs-
spending month In 1884,
ON the iih rather severe shc Ok OF
earthqaake wns fei, AZ the villages OF
Campbell, Ford, Hastings and Norwood,
east Of Toronto, Ont Windows aud doors
were ratt od and sidewalks rose and fell.
AN examination of tho wreck Of tho
steamship Hanoverlan by divers shows
the damage TO her hull 10 be irrcparable
The bottom OF tho ship IL Imbedod on
jagged rocks
CATTLE In Western Iowa are suffering
from Texas fever
FoRithe seven days ended tho bth tho
imports ? Of merchandise at New York
aggregated s., 26j, s08
A coYsrDERABLE increase OF the Britt sh
army In India is being urged.
THE strike Of tho coal miners In tho
Massllon district, Tuscarawas Valley,
o., is ended.
GERMANY is said to be fitting out four
Arctic exploring expeditions.
In the Austrian military maneuvers BIZ
cyclists arc employed as scouts.
A WILD man who has been prowlnp
In the mountains in pennsylvanIa, h a,
been captured.
GERMAN newspapers are warning pool
people ag gllnst emIgratlng TO England, tn,
latter country having more poor than sh,
can provide for already.
on the 9th. Deadwood, Oak, was via
tied by snow storm.
Prussia has sanctioned the plan for
ship canal from Kiel, on tho Baltic, to
polnt on the lower Flbe. near Cuxhovor
on the German Ocean.
SIXTEEN OF the rlngleaders in tho anti
Chinese riot at Rock sprinps. w. n. hnv,
been nrrested on charges of murder an,
arson
NEARLY oO) persons hive been orro,te
In Madrid In connection with tho anti
German riots on tho Eth.
CLIsgsroyE and Harry Wilkes will tro
nj Detroit septe mbsr 9atb. and Phalla
and Harry wilkes at Cleveland at a dat
not named.
The difficulty between Germany ant
Spain Is growing more serious The Ger
man Embassy IN Madrid was attacke
by mob on the 9th and sacked. IL
now said that war or a revolution In Spai
Is inevitable.
An order has been issued by the Mayo
of Council Bluffs, Ia, permanently clos
ing all saloons, gambling -houses an
houses Of III .repute.
TnE German Consulate at Valencia re
ceived treatment on the 9th similar to tina
OF the Embassy at Madrid.
OK tue 9th the thirteenth annual con
ventlon Of the German Roman CatholI
Central Society OF the United States WI
begun at New York.
CHARGES ofgross immortality and black
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12

hi1aAFL Dawn hss igsasmltiad ta "a
liasa esasw Stephens 49, ihs tsssaeis
N uayltfs fsesas ieaiafs ~ W. iansai
" stephens
btAiss' y u saii, wants - h gstsrasf
N Maina
MISS cLKvnLAsb will noi fufafu 10 ibs
white iiansl taigrs ths FIRST a Oelobsf
THr Spanish Council N Ministers. with
The sanction N Klng Alfonso, has san, an
ultlmalam 70 Germany requesting tht
latter t1 Hvheuate The Caroline fslands,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12

" all Of the teachers II the country
werr 10 bring before the youthful minds
inirusted 10 their care the Temperance
quest on in lts hygienic and moral bear.
ingH. tie seed thus sown would sosa
bear fruit well worth tho trouble In.
gland has. of late. assIlei herself with
extraordinary success ef this preventive
means she has found among teachers
the most xeslous furtherefs II The good
cause A 'sTempcrance I.e=son-Book"
!. IN the h.nds q shr scholars > vel ss
the teachers oi Great Britain aud the
Colonies. snd IN . translated form In
foreign countries - fpHsxi- 3safuI o.
fsahss~sr. Of 0srmsns. u faw srd
Ori<r.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12

DHrxxknf.<. according % r<po<i-.
constitute H,oIs han hall ne enlru
nnmb-r q -,,s.~ess asu = fa<Is i1nanl
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