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The Panola weekly star., 1885-11-07
LATE NEWS ITEMS

A FRrioHT wreck OF Pine Creek, Pa, on
the West Pennsylvania railroad on the
sist completely demolished the engine aud
seven cars u malt.
SECRETARY MAsSISo left Washington
9n the 3ist for Albany, n. Y, for tho pur.
pose Of voting.
IT IL estimated that the decrease IN tho
public debt during tho month Of October
will amount 10 sl3,500,Oc0.
THE Richmond lva.l capitalists who 70
Gently bought the Memphis, Holly Springs
and Birmingham railroad will let hfsY.
seven miles more Of the road about the
middle Of November.
In q cave near Bear Mountain, Aakan-
sas, several bars Of silver were found one
day last week. Two human skeletons we're
also found but few feet from the silver
bars.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON, 20 years old, acct.
deu,ally shot Bud Brown, aged u, in the
head at Birmingham, Ala, on the ID.
The Governor Of Indiana has been urged
10 quarantine the State against the impor.
tasion Of cattle from Kentucky vr any
other. .rleuro. o.pneumonia infected district.
Tur old station. house bell over lnde.
pendence Hall. Philadelphia, was tolled on
the n during the funeral ceremonies ovei
the remains Of Gen. Mcclellan.
Ir was rumored at New York on the %
that Mayor Grace and several other prom
lnsnt individuals were 10 be arrested for
eomplicity In the Marine Bank frauds.
THk total coinage executed at the mint.
during the month OF OctoJar was N,gi9,.
COS. of which $4,000 was in standard
dollars.
PRor. p. W. srKkLk, principal Of col.
Iese al Lynrhburg, Va, was decoysd from
. railroad train at Pii,sburE, Pa, on the
stst, by . well dressed stranger, taken 10 q
''dive." drugged. and then robbed Of $40
IN cash and isvslry.
wr. JoHrsos, wanted al Colorado City.
VIZ. T.. . dangerous character. vas cap
larsd ., Hot Springs, Ark.. on The d.
Turnr IL q nail panic IN Pittsburg and
thruu Thout the W 81 on secoun of the
n.Iisrs' .srik.. n lie are 4 fficuit 10 obtain
at s1ss per ksg.
Mas. MfcssrL GALLseHks, of -. Louis,
h>esms ths mother % the night of The n
AZ ansdrupists, I'll girls The mother and
eAIldreu are al doins seil
A MUNICIPAL census report completed
a. the a shows N. population Of Kas.s.
CIV to b 1oa. .os1 This indicates . gain of
-. a r~r can't. sinc< f<>n.
rss latest ness hon re- York inai
- a. es--.fes - IN, sss rFn0eIatie
..si Iss. for tssvernor. with R~putiI an
resislsssF<
usR.pslll<sss eps<si~ t,> si<esiss q
psfs.nerS L. n virxtnia. and bo<h
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The Panola weekly star., 1885-11-07
A Md Espiplsn.

sIw YoRK, October co.-A steam
ifum IN Robert Roberts handy, on
West Twenty-sirth street, exploded at
nine O'Clock this morning. A number ef
girls eppioysd In The lsundry we're
scsldsd. some seriously. The windows
10 the room vsrs blown out John Cat.
Tie. the engineer. vas knocked - sis
feet As soon a. he vas zbis 10 stand,
be ran 70 The boiler sBd shuf of The
steam. Then he sse.nded 70 the hoof
uhefs he sIfIs we're st work. There
were several girls ifins ca ne foos. III
irirhtfuIiy scaided Ambulanc>s we're
ssnnon>d. ssd ne iaissd were tskes
70 ~ keu fssk Hosplssl.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-11-07
A HORRIBLE FATE.

A Coisrsd Moidsr In 81 Loui. Foundry
Haired Under . Mass of 10000 Pound. Of
Molten Iron.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, October 2s.--scott
Thomas, q colored molder working 10
Sickle, Harrison a Co. q founday, Twelfth
and Paplp,m met horrible death yesterday
afternoon. While empiylng large ladls
containing 10000 pound. of molten iron
into q pit fourteen feet deep,
the cable holding the ladle broke
aud the unfortunate man was pro.
cipltated into pit with the
molten metal on top OF him III was
seen to wrlthe several times, and when
the body was removed u was found 70 bs
charred beyond recognition The rope
holding the lad le was composed Of
MANILA covered with wire, and the work.
men had noticed that several Of the
strands were broken, bat were told that
II was quite safe. The deceased vas
married. but lived by himself At Jefer.
son avenue and PapIn.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-11-07
"Rum's" INTERNAL WORK.

The One Agency That stand. In oppo.i.
tion 10 Es-ryihing That IL Good and
Posters BserJthinE That is EviL
Take up the daily paper aud read tho
reports of the cuttings stabbings, shoot.
ings, riots. assaults. wifs.bcatings and
all the other infracilons Of peace and
good order, aud ninety per cent. Of the
sum total will b. found 10 be occasioned
directly by rum.
go through your poor-houses and
you will find that ninety per cent of
the inmate werc brought there directly
By rum.
Go through your jails and penitentia-
rios and sou will find that ninety por
cent Of the criminals were made 20 d..
rectly by rum.
Look over tho list of executions for
murder and you will find that ninety
per cent. of the food for the gallows was
furnished directly by rum.
Make inquiry ~ 10 the cause Of sepa-
rations of husbands and wive.. and do.
mestie troubles generally. and you will
find that ninety per cent. Of II all may
b. charged directly to rum.
Sean the corruption In governmental
matter. the cases Of mal-administra.
tion. corruption In elections and all that
j. undermining purity In government.
and you will lind that ninety per cent
Of II i chargeable directly to ruin.
In brief. sum up all there i of brutal.
ny. violence. beggary. crime and cor.
ription. and you will find that moro
than nins'y per cent of the awful
aggregate may be charged directly "a
rum
Rum i the one agency thai i under
mining humanity. u ls the Que Influence
thai makes The work Of the church oI
no avail Il i the one agency thai Kills
the good effect Of education. u = ths
one weapon which the Devil sield= thai
\ irrt< stibir: the one agenef tks'
stands In opposition 10 everything thai
! aoti snd fosters ever thing that =
eF1 ID 4 death b the family. % bu<i
The Panola weekly star., 1885-11-07
TEMPERANCE


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hFfeh ihf ffff NJ 4 nlIiIHn Wru.
" n11e ahsli riif Nnd HHUt 0HHll Hatr
Nhnfn Nili thF mHfrh iHnf 4n nHh InH tHf
The fHuna. she Hfuhf ani ihn Hi Hff There.
lH FHnfiil fHnAaHa ihHf huffr faai
win M = uufHff iu uHuh nf laW
What is The fHtn iHai tuftra ~ irif
Tramp tramp tramp in drrhaHl iugm.
tiut " " bog hnd nHfn and ftif
over ihf Thoughts uf love AMI huHf
Past the phHrh ~ muihrf rrHffri
onward swift iuH duHhnfd rfmf.
over The piua ~ with ami fhld
UfHr ihe hUlnH ties uf tinr
HrHsuu drthfuned and surl nunr Wild
rramp, ifamp tramp till drunkafd grave
towers The hruhrn NE ~ shame
whilst The arlft Christ ilrd iu aHvr
Meets u future We dHfu not namo
God hep ~ hll thrf0H cross "a boar
And HuFk ~ du fuf tte mighty tbfuHFi
God we tia stwngth il the tnl aud piayrr
Shall ind ono day In the victor SONY
MdfB r. i,dihrop
The Panola weekly star., 1885-11-07
IN. Mass. Of sln.

LkoaISsrkn, Mass, October "a
mysterious case new being investigated
By the police 10 causing considerable
sreissnsss here Arthur Spill, = yoans
man, left here for Worcester Tuesday.
He returned on the evening train and
went 70 the house Of Edward crocxatt
A. sscrt srr o'c'pcs Spin wss Eoand Ia
Crockess's door-ysrd Ia drina cosdl-
tion. He bad hsen shot through ihs
lungs with . shot qua. and lived oalr
sbout sn hour after ks uas tsken hofas
u Il fumofsd that improper relations
haze existed betwesa erlIl snd > csf'sin
married ronan. and ih<f IsrIou<s
prsnpsed ~ shooting
The Panola weekly star., 1885-11-07
The Queen Can Net Inssrf.r..

LONDON, October Sl.-The Queen has
replied 70 the Peace Societies memo.
rial on behalf Of Rlel, expressing her
liability 20 Interfere without nrst con.
sultlBg with her responsible advisers.
Colonel Stanley, Secretary Of State for
The Colonies, Informed the Queen that he
bad delegated full pardonlng powers 10
the Governor. General Of Caaads, who
was Inquiring Into Rlel's case. The
matter being eatirely IN the hands OF the
Governor6snsrsl, II was therefore i'm.
possible for the home Government 10 ln.
terfsre.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-11-07
Ihsr M.ni siass M.s...

CoLuaBus o., October 2g.-Sumer.
ous meetings are being held by the min
ers throughout the Hooking Valley pre-.
paratory 10 makInr demand for 40 sd.
vance Of ten cents per ton for mining on
November fst The uniform rate now
ls nfty cents, and immense quantities Of
coal arc being moved. The syndicate has
made contracts on the hiiJ.cent basis,
and say tbey can not AFFORD 10 pay an
advance 10 the miners al this time. Hon.
John Mcbride, President Of the State
Miners Union, IL now In The valley
Arranging for general meeting.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-11-07
A GREAT DRAIN.
The Retail Co.t TO Consumers OF whisky
and Heer In the United states.

The Retail Cost 20 Consumers OF whisky
and Beer In the united states.
The Chicago Tribune, though not
usually given to Temperance Of the
right Kind, has been making some cal
oulatlons on the retail cost to consum.
ers Of whisky aud beer In this country.
which are about as startling as those
made by the fanatics" Of which ID
speaks 80 frequently. Il says that "a
careful canvass OF the facts-in regard
10 whsky-wnrrants the conclusion
that the average price paid by the con-
sumer Is about $50 per gallon. This
foos up a grand aggregate Of $780,
$4,000, or very nearly ton dollars per
head. Applying the same comparison
~ before. we SEQ that this amounts to
something like dollar per week for
each adult male In the United States Of
America This Il for whisky alone. Al
lowing the very moderate sum Of
eighteen dollars per barrel as the aver
age price paid by the buyer atretail. we
have further total OF $500, 600. 900 for
the beer that Is consumed In the coun.
try each year" Put the two together,
and we have s5iG. 600, 600 an appalling
sum TO contemplate as the worse than
wasiage Of our people. The Tribune
adds another item-that OF tobaeco--in
all It's forms. which belongs TO the same
category Of expenditures This Il set
down at s292. 10000 Thinking peo-
pie should study these figures and CON-
prehend. II possible. this enormous
drain upon the resources OF the labor
and business Of our people And then
contemplate another 100000. 900,
which has 10 be raised 10 pay the pub
lie and private expenses Of ermc and
poverty caused by tho consumption Of
these liquors. When these things are
all considered we should cast about for
an efficient rcmedy for this tremendous
waste of money. with the still nors
formidable attending evils. .-Chicaqo
Standard.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-11-07

DIR. NORMAN KEHR. ono Of the most
distinguished physioIogists Of the pres
ent century, In an article upon the per-
version Of infellcct resulting from the
excessive use Of alcohol. says III there
i one feature which more than another
Il characterissIcs.pf the dlpsomani.c. Il
l. that Of untrutnfulness. Habitual cx-
cessive indulgence in strong drink
would turn the most truthful person In
this country into an unblnshing liar
Nor Is this all n he wers to forsvcar
his cups and become a consistent ab-
siainer. II would be long ere he reeov-
cred. u be ever did completely recover.
his former power 10 speak truth. and 10
Discriminate between the false and the
true" lie adds. This utter over
throw of the truthful sense i especially
marked In women"
The Panola weekly star., 1885-11-07

TnE New Hampshire Legislature has
passed law prohibiting The sale Of
obscene and impure liierzture. This
was largely secured by the in1nence q
Miss Lucy J. Holmes. National Supsr.
intsndent of that line Of reform. nri
ihe hearty cooperation of the ". G. I.
L. The Legislature has si.c p>e@e@ -
sal prohibiting the sHie ot cixnFp1>11 =
itbseco In ant II its fofu4 - NJ
miner under sixteen fearn q - o1Il(
beInz forbidden by paFrnI = @11r1-
lan These. with he tcirn<Ilc I111Iur
nnre Inzirncs'on lav. - n <1I1
menfs fof Ihe children q ~ (I11z
slase tT''sssi y : r q 1@||
The Panola weekly star., 1885-11-07
ea,nn am cAsuALrrEs

fa'stufsh tfs.l eosntsff-issrs
- "a ssI'encsi 10 terms ranging
TO 70 seven y.sr.
-. ssh T4eopAils PslsiIiisa vas Or.
- eh shs steamer Canada at Nsw rork.
-n about 10 - fr Franes. n. i
- -iih rstbinx ur< clsnenfins
ss-ds~. 81 Dsnvrr. Col, ef xi.nel
-. .ad san- is~.lry.
- losssrvs's srr~a g. rs.
- q Asr s>ss-sc- fsr he murd-r oi
Eas.s Cea.a'. ssksrsda, 81 n
kss hs-n rsj . "A
-. n'fh' oI ts,> ~ Er>rv Tkaves
~ 80 ~ 4 b. ns%k< lsuIsrs q
The Panola weekly star., 1885-11-07
DRUMS nEPoRT

WASHINGTON, d. C., October sl.-
Adjutsnt. General Drum, Ia bis annual re.
port TO Lieutenant General Sheridan,
after reviewing the organization and dis
tribution Of the army, says on tho subject
Of dcsertlon, that the number Of cases
has largely decreased. The present edu.
estional methods In the army have been
10 great extent unsuccessful. There
were !, 800 enlIstments aud re-enllstnehts
during the year. The army lost s,sis
persons during the year by discharges,
deaths, rctifements aud deserllons No
difficulty has been encountered In obtain.
Ing suitable men for recruits wherever
needed
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-31

of but that the transaction shall be settled by the payment of the difference between the contract price and the market of the commodity at the time fixed, the contract is void.-Iowa Supreme Court.
 As between the holder of check for value and the drawer thereof, the bank upon which the check is drawn standing indifferent, and the drawer having an account to his credit sufficient to pay the sum, the check holder, says the Supreme court of Wisconsin, in Pesse vs. Landerner, is entitled in equity to have the money paid to him to the amount of his check, and the drawer cannot arbitra- rily stop it's payment and compel the bank to pav the money to him. The bank not ob- 5ecting, we think it is the plain duty of 8 court of equity to direct the payment of the check ont of the funds in the bank to the credit of the drawer. Upon this question courts have differed in opinion, but we think both reason and authority are in favor of the rule above stated.
 Saturday afternoon in the Court of Com mon Pleas Judge Pickett heard testimony and arguments in the matter of 8 motion to dissolve temporary injunction he recently granted. It relates to two district commit tees in Naugatuck, each claiming to be the legal one and both of whom have been acting in ordering coal, laying in school supplies, Hinckley committee, refused to re-engage Miss Kate Weary, who had been teacher nearly four years. and in her place hired Miss Ennice Brooks The Yale -Breen committee promptly re-engaged Miss Weary.
 The Hinckley committee sent notice to teachers and pupils that the school would re- open next Monday. The Yale-Breen com mittee notified teachers and pupils that the school would not reopen until week later, September 7.
 Then the Hinckley committee got Judge Pickett to issue temporary injunction re- straining, under penalty of $1 ,OOO, the Yale Breen committee from acting as the district committee until it had been legally decided which was the proper committee, which led to the hearing of to-day in this city. Attor- neys Kennedy and Gillette appeared for the Yale-Breen committee and argued in favor of dissolving the injunction. For the Hinckley committee appeared Baldwin and Hine, who argued that the injunction should be made permanent.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-31
EitIaalIial.
The Market Dull and Stocks on the
 Decline.

Decline.
 New York, Aug. 29, 1885.
 Business was dull to-day on Change Absolute apathy was only prevented by the reported action of the Northwestern railroad people in reducing the quarterly dividend upon the preferred stock from to 13z per cent. This gave opportunity to the bears to make plunge at prices. and they did so with good deal of old time ferocity. with considerable benefit to themselves and with cor responding of disgust to the bulls. who had no suspicion that they were to be hoisted with a petard of this description There seems to be no doubt that the dividend referred to trimmed down at the Saratoga meeting to day, though .at the company offices it was pretended that news of the sort had been received. There is nothing wonderful about this, however for long experience has taught the writer that the poorest places to ob tain important railroad information is at the head quarters of the company most directly interested Leaving the Northwestern matter aside, the news of the day was not suspicious for bulls. Prices were stiffened, however, just before midday, and had it not been for the Northwest episode, which speedily took the starch out of them, they proba- bly, would have retained a commendable amount of rigidty to the end It came to pass, however, that the bears snote Northwest comma n hip and thigh, breaking the price from 105 to 98 and leaving it in a very dilapidated condition at three o'clock when the board room put up it's shutters for the day. Nor this the of the trouble, for the rest of the market gave way through sympathy, and at the close most of the prominent stocks were from 1 to 1k points lower than they had opened and ex- ceedlnglyi rickety in the matter of strength. Sales at the Board amounted to 2O3, ,499Lshares, against f74, FPS yesterday and 630 Thursday. Money closed at 10116 per cent.
 Foreign exchange quiet and fairly steady. The nominal asking quotations for sterling are 4S41x for sixty days and 4.S615 for demand. Ac- tual business was done at the close at 4s314@ 4.ss16 for sixty day biIls 48514@4s514 for demand 4s51k@4.s534 for cables and @4.s314 for com mercial.
 [Closilg prices reported the private wires of BUNNELL 6 SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers. l
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-31
.VOL. LII.
@redira1.
Advertising Cheafs !,

It has become so common to begin an arti- Gle in an elegant, interesting style,
 Then run it into some advertisement, that we avoid all such,
 And simply call attention to the merits of Hop Bitters in as plain, honest terms as pos sible,
 To induce people
 To give them one trial, which so proves their value that they will never use anything else.
 The remedy is 50 favorably noticed in all the pa- pers.
 Religious and secular, is medicines.
 There is no use denying the virtues of tte Hop plant. and the proprietors of Hop Bitters have shown great shrewdcess and ability In compromising medicine whose virtues are so palpable to every one's observation.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-31
Indigestion Cured.

tion, scarcely able to retain the simplest food or my stomach The burning sensation was almost intoIerabIe and my whole system was deranged. was wakeful and could not sleep, and consequently more or less nervous all the time declined in hesh and suffered all the usual depression attend ant upon this terrible disease. In word, was miserable. At last, failing to find relief in any began to improve at once. The medicine toned up the stomach, strengthened the digestive organs, tain food without dif1culty. Now my health is good. and can eat anything in the shape of food and digest it without the slightest difficulty. most cheerfuly bear this testimony, because there are hundreds suffering as was, and am sure they can he as readily healed Take the prescribed dose after eating instead of before.
 JAMES MANN, No. IA Ivy Street. Atlanta, Ga, May 13 1885.
 For sale by all druggists.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga. 157 ". 23d St. N. Y. a2ReodaWnr
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-31
Law NOtea.


 The Supreme court of Nevada, in Edge comb vs his creditors, decides that livery stable keeper is not entitled to exemption of horses, under the exemption of horses, etc., ''by the use of which a cartman, huckster, peddler, teamster, or other laborer habitually earns his living" although he was himssf accustomed to drive the team
 A city ordinance, which is within the au- thority of the charter of city, has for the purposes of local jurisdiction the force of law, and is as binding upon all persons with in the corporate limits as any statute of the State.-Minnesota Supreme Court
 The temporary illegal use of property merely suspends policy of insurance there on during the continuance of such illegal use, aud if before a loss occurs the illegal use has ceased, in an action on the policy the plaintiff is entitled to Massachu- setts Supreme Judicial Court.
 It is well settled that when the parties to an executory contract for the sale of property intend that there shall be no delivery there
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-31
NATION USES FRENCH VILLA SOAP, FoR ALL HOUSEHOLD
@edfca1.
ssHOw,s Your Liver g,

ssHoW,s Your Liver e'' In the comic opera of 1.-The Mikado" his imperial highness says:
 "To make, to some extent,
 Each evil Liver
 A running river
 Of harmless merriment"
 A nobler task than making evil flyers riv- CTS of harmless merriment no person, king or laylnan, could take upon himself The liver among the ancients was considered the source of all mans evil impulses, and the chances are ten to one to-day that if one's liver is in an ugly condition of discomfort, someone's head will be mashed before night. "How's your liver a'' is equivalent to the inquiry: Are you bear or an angel to-day Nine tenths of the ''pure cussedness," :" the actions for divorce, the curtain lectures, the family rows, not to speak of murders, crimes and other calamities are prompted by the irritating effect of the inactivity of the liver upon the brain. Fothergill, the great spe- cialist, says this and he knows. He also knows that to prevent such catastrophies nothing equals Warmers Safe Cure renowned throughout the world, as maker of
 ''Each evil Liver
 A running river
 Of harmless merriment."
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-31
Hardened Liver.

Five years ago I broke down with kidney and liver complaint and rheumatism.
 Since then have been unable to be about at all. My liver became hard like wood; my limbs were puffed up and filled with water.
 All the best physicians agreed that nothing could cure me. I resolved to try Hop Bit ters; have used seven bottles; the hardness has all gone from my liver, the swelling from my limbs, and it has worked miracle in my case; otherwise I would have been now in my grave. J. W. MoREY.
 Buffalo Oct l. 1881
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-31
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