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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-27
NINETEENTH EGISLAlURE
THE SCHOOL BlLLlN THE SENATE
The Land BID still Occupies the House
That Galveston sailors BIZ in
Much Favor-General Syn
opsis and Cuttings.
SENATE.

AUSTIN, Feb. 26.-[Special. THE bill
disseminating certain roads now run
ming through'the lands belonging to the
Agricultural and Mechanical college
was reported from the committee, with
that it be considered
in committee of the whole.
The bill to create the county of Val
verde was recommended to be consid-
cred in the committee of the whole.
Mr.. Pope's telegraph bill was reported
favorably.
The bill to permit servants and en-
ployes to bring suit for damages for per-
sonal injuries received at the hands of
employers,
House bill providing that a wife may
sue in her own name or Jointly with
her husband to recover property was
reported uDtavorably,
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Randolph: To authorize tho
comptroller to extend the time for
forced collection of taxes till July.
By Mr.. Stinson: Amending the law
relating to attachments vacated and
quashed.
BY Mr.. Jones: Seeking to turn over
the State Geological association of
Houston for care until the completion
OF the new capitol.
BY Mr.. Evans: 10 require the secreta.
ry OF state to furnish all county officers
with copies of general and special laws.
BY Mr.. Jardone: To prevent the la
Dor OF sailors of foreign vessels beyond
the ships tacks in Texas ports.
BILLS PASSED.
Extending tho term OF the commission
Of arbitration aud awards.
To create Webb land district.
To exempt benevolent associations
from insurance laws.
Mr. Pieuifer's district suDerintendent
school bill was considered IN committee
OF tho whole, and long debate ensued.
and the committee amendment permit.
ting unmarried women over p yesrs of
age, Who are taxpayers, TO vote for the
levy OF school tax, pending which the
senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Pending business, the discussion and
consideration Of the land bin, on motion
was dispensed with for half am hour,
for the Introduction Of petitions, bills,
etc.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. Page, from citizens OF Hous-
ton and Anderson counties for cpange
in the boundary line SO that a part OF
Anderson county may 90 into Houston
county.
BY Mr.. Faubau, From II. c. Smith.
for a change in the law establishing,
creating and maintaining the Office Of
state engineer, and proposing that an
engineer be appointed for each railroad
in the state.
by Mr.. Cavitt, protest from citizens
Of BrazOs county against the passage OF
the Houston insurance bill.
BY Messrs. Bishop and Lusk, peti.
lions for prohibition.
The balance of the morning was oc-
cupied In discussion of the land bill.
In the afternoon the land commission
consideration was postponed to correct
an error in the report of the committee
on judicial districts.
The land bill recurring, Mr.. Coombs,
OF Dallas, had The floor and made an
exhaustive, cogent, argumeutative aud
totclble speech. lie was followed bv
Mr.. Traylor and Mr.. Jones, (of McLen.
nam the latter having the floor in the
morning.
Mr.. Ttyler made one of his charac-
teristc speeches, Of sound logic and
splendid rhetoric.
Dir. Jones was all logic and argument.
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A HERALD reporter had talk, yes.
terday morning, with City Marshal Ar
mold, who has just returned from Can.
ada. where he effected the arrest OF +.
Baum, the cotton swindl,-. He stated
that he left hero on the Dist, and stop.
ping oyer two days In st. Louis, pro-
ceeded, with Chief Detective Furlong, OF
the Gould railway, 10 Chatham, Canada,
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Charged wlth sale nf Morlgngcd rrnnorlr.

NJ. j. Goldlng Of Duck Creek was ar
rested on a warrant sworn out bv Can.
tain Lemon as the representative of
Taylor Aultman Il Co., issued from Jus
tice kendalls court, charging him with
selling thresher that had been mort.
gagged and also lot OF cattle. He gave
bond for his appearance.
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CoMANcng, Feb. 93.-.Correspond.
enoe. District court adjourned last
Saturday night about midnight, after
three weeks hard work. Many civil CA
ses wore disposed Off some being old
cases on the docket for years. Quite a
number OF criminal cases were contin.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-.
- coived up 20 " M, February - 1881, 70,
the livery Business transfer AMI hagsss
business cNcsptedl OF the 0tnnd.W lnds1,
Hotel for one year, nom March l. lS>o, VIII
privilege OF Office I'm rutundA of hotel ",
management rcsoyving the right 10 i|"
any or all bids, Address q MCGiNhlL
a r,t, L. NtnheOr IIOlth
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j. Rush who was arrested by the po-
lice and lodged In the station house on
the charge OF being vagrAnt was ar.
raignod before Justice Kendall yester.
day. who fined him S. aud cost and
booked HIM for the poor farm. There liz
some doubt as to his being of sound
mind.
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R.sIhnnrn nnrn.n

The residence Of Widow Ledbettor,
who resides eight miles southwest of
this city, was consumed by Dire Monday
night. Loss, 5000; no insurance. OIL
gin OF the fire unknown, though sun.
posed to have been a defective nue,
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Farmers report that the grasses are
coming out finely aud that the wheat
anu oat crops are looking splendidly. The
with good weather a good yield Is looked
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-27

True American men aud women, by
reason oi their strong constitution,
beautiful forms. rich compleNi ms and
characteristic energy, A1e euviod by all
nations. IL ~ TIC general use OF DR..
uarter's Iron Tonic, which brings
about these results.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-27

You ask me 10 write OF my darling's mouth .
A.sweet as the breeze from the spicy south
Which, laden with signs from ounngr groves
comes,
You ask ME TO write OF her teeth and her
gums;
You ask me 20 wrlte--but really won'u
It's enough that she uses SOLODONT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-27

The action of Carters Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild aud natural. They
gently stimulate the liver and regulate
the bowels, but do not purge, They
are sure to please.
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THE NATIONAL IRON FENCE COMPANY
q Cortlandt Sweet, New York.

2 Cortlanat street, New York,
Iron Posts ana Anchors and Wire. com.
prlsing an entire Iron Fence. The latest, besl
and cheapest Cnce now IN use, Indsstrncfa,
Dle oy IRE or rot, and ten times as durable as
any Woodt tOnce. Any kind OF post can be
used. Certhcate OF highest medal award.
- Iot thlS fence AZ New York Stale Fair, lSSS
neonce ot tho company,
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For nIIInns Collie.

For abating the spasms of bilious collie.
Benson's Capcine Porous plssters act
promptly aud splendidly.
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IGOR RENT-IOCSE WITH ROOMS
4 kitchen, etc, known us 90 Commerce
street, 2ll yards from PO>tONc so Der
month. Apply to J. r. HAY, DruEgis'. i.Oj
Elm street near the Union Depot. febL-lt
EOk RENI-Bl THE YEAR UNLY,THE
nlarge windows, iiN2J, surrounding the
once OF the Gr9nd-W iudsor Hotel Office In
the rO.uuda OF the hotel. Apply nj Office
THIS is without douut the best advertising
space In tli' city as II I. n sight day aud
Alghl an the year round. ifblj-tf
DOR RENT-THr LARGE STORE, COR
4 ner VAIN and An I'm streets, under the
Grand-Windsor Hotel: this is the most de-.
siroblc location IN The city for % drug store,
having an entrance from the court OF the
y Tel uS well as adjoining the .udieS' en-.
trance with q windows 10 the south Apply
at Office OF hotel. lth2i.tf
EOR rem r-THREE STORES uNDER
the Druud-Wludsor Hotel, suitable Tor
almost any gentccl business. fgbAu
NOR RENT-THE SMALL OFFICE AID.
u Joining the entrance OF Grand Windsor
Hotel, Main street; best location i'm the city
fora railroad ickct Office, having an en-
OF hotel. ieb2df
IGOR RENr-AN OPPORTUNITY TO
Il rent handsomely furnished front room,
southern exposure, To one or two gentlemen,
In private tamilyi iirst-clWs location; board
can Dc had IN house adjoining; reference te-
y
Zee. falliSuu. tines tIUrs1w
TOR RtNr-rHE BRICK LIVERY STA.
4 bic formerly occupied 10y Mcdowell
Slmons Aston, situated ON the south side
OF Elm street, between sycamore aud stone
streets, aud TN mont o Mayors garden; Size
5Nlb lcel ON Elm, aud horse lot IN rear 2jx
no fronts on Main street; % stalls; UytDnslye
loit-roDm, with lgOmwIyUud every cuuyen-
lenct, and the most centrally located stable
In the city. Apply 90 W, n. PRArHEE, ~
Elm street. fc.GW
/ EOR EEN1-IHE BUCE SlUKE-NUuM
A No el3 and 6,j Elm street, now 0ccu led
by Randall Bros possessi ~ giveu M'rch l.
Apply tuaOuN BROWSING, OlCgndyr street
frbl1 I'm
/ E'OR RENr-rhE BRICK srVRE-ROOM,
I including bedrooms above, situated nj
b.t Pacific avenue. Apply 10 JONI BROWN.
ING, Oleander street. fehiJ-lm
/ L'OB RENT ONE NEW StN-ROOM cor.
II tage; "a beautiful place, Inquire al
ECLIPSE Lumber Lard. n. NJ. FAGE. I'm
! EOR RENr-rWO COTTAGES, WITH
L i've rooms each, Nos lSu' ami FPS Com.
merce street Inquire l2ll Main st. ianNu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-27

Fear brings disgrace, bravery
brings honor, cOwardlce saves no man
from his fate says the Caliph Omar;
but DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has saved
millions from an awful tate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-27

IfANNlN COUNTY tANDS FOR SNTE-
! 2nOO9cres of uuimprovcd lauds,m tracts
10 SUIT ana at fair prices. Twenty good farms
;.iu desirable property iu Bon.
nam the county seat, one of the best
towns In north Texas For dpscrlptnn,
prices and terms address +. j. NEER.
NATHY, Real Estate Agent. Bouhgm, Faupin
coG ", Texas.
TOR SALE-CORD AND -TOVE W0GD
Il IN any quantity and best quality. over
2,vl cords on hand. Also, wanted IN 6uv cDt-
ion seed aud seed cotton ~ highest ,Iagse,
price. 4, bYsTERBACH. sai-.tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-27
ON the Toilet Tables

Of the beau monde, that delightful and
beautiful elixir, SoIOD0NT, Is always
found. There Is nothing comparable to
II Tor rendering the teeth spotless, and
preventing their decay. Those who
use II exhale fragrance when they open
their mouths.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-27

HON, SALE-AN ELEG ANrk&sIDENCE
L OF IOums, hal s, closets and vsrupl5s.
wei! and cistem; one OF the most doslr Ls
locations in the city-&ij Ross avenue, In.
quire on The premises, or TO ABRAHAM
COOPER, Dallas. fab,Nf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-27

browns Bronchial Troches'
Are widely known as an admirable
remedy for bronchitis, hoarseness,
coughs and throat troubles. Sold only
in boxes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-27

NTANthD-TO REPAIR FURNITURE
OF al Kinds, upholstery vanishing
po!lshlng pianos; furniture packed for shin
1910 Main st. Jat % W w.
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NNANTED-TKAVELERS TO STOP A.
~ the Cleveland House, Abilene. Teyad
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprleiress. HoTss
| thoroughly htted up, and conducted on The
Eufonean plan, with restaurant attacbedo
meals at ell hours, and polite attention. sne,,
cial inducements for drnmmers fobin,t
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate for over
worked PROBES sinnRl Men.

=. DR., Charles r. Mitchell, Canandaigua,
n " says; 81 think 1t grand re.
a'orer OF Drain force or nervous euergy.N
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LOST

| oST-oN THE CORNER OF LAMAR
u aud Main streets, q gold rlugi name of
nSle carved ON inside, Apply TO No, 2OS
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

nlSSOLUrtON NOrCE-THE PART
~ nership has This dCy been dissolved Oy
mutual consent between Payne 8 Sheets, j.,
", Payne retaining the bushes and paying
the dc g. of the firm and accounts due inc
hrm are TO be paid TO either party presenting
the bills. PAYNE & SHEETS,
FEBRUARY ~, lSSh
Thanking my old friends and the puolf
Tor their liberal patronage in ths posli !
would most respectfully solicit thc same. N
the future. T. NJ PAYNE,
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TOR SALE-THE FURNITURE IYD
II fixtures Of the National Hotel have
og2h purchased indera deed Of trust. and
VIII pe sod at VERY low figures; the hotel win
Dt thoroughly renovated, and can be leased
unreasonable terms. apply 10 or add esg
hUNDLEY SMITH, Attorneys, Dallas. Tex.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-27

Euk SALE-UNEFINESA LJON. WITH
= billiard tables and fixtures: recently
ntted up In one OF the best towns In North
street. iar4it'
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WANTED-AGENTS-IT WILL.PAY IN
~ telilgent men and women seextng az
htable EN- slOyment 10 get my illrstratel 81
GUAR and terms for the cell brated NIIsSonr,
stern washer, which, by reason of its grsat
intrinsic merit, has achieved such phe8oH.
iai success. Exclusive territory guaranteed
- active, working agents, ana sapnie ,g ia
e. sent on a weeks trial on liberal tsrlns
Hudres J. WORTH, sole manufacturer. Stnr'oss,
w Franklin avenue, st. Louis, ana ,iie
!. e. 'e street, Chicago. Factory, Sl3 North
80 ~ Ccti ~. louis feblg-lm
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WANTED-DNE GOOD PANTAT60T
maker aud one good vest maker ~
ply TO Heninger Bros, Gainesville. Texassp'
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tNUR SALE CHEAP-A FINE T0T0F
store shelving, Apply at the store house
on ., Elln street recently occupied by Mitchell
~ l7tlhGIst fa41, %
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M AN1ED-IF YOU WANT WORK an
" any, kind, or If you want helm of or UE
kind, apply TO This office; we can ALWAYS S Sy
hlsh you Wilh any kind of help in a reoso1.
MPpLoYMENTuFFICE, coo Main street ZAP
s.
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M ANfED-A LADY WANTS TOSTTT7---
as wet nure; IS young and healthy ~
street. Dallas. W. M9ln
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-27

Pending business, the discussion al
consideration Of the land bill, on mott,
was dispensed with for half an hor
for the Introduction Of petitions, bill
etc.
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LNOR RENT-TllE SMALL OFFICE AD.
u joining The entrance OF Grand Windsor
Hotel, Main street; best location i'm the city
fora railroad ticket Office, having am en-.
trance Into rotunda OF hotel Apply %, Office
OF hoteL ieb2blf
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MANTEP.

large lower front room, nicely frirnisIhn1
T I,I, now vacant with board ana same as IN
day boarders. MRS. W. ii. fHACI-rS II, ley
~ an street. febl9thurS.CsIinS,
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Amerlcn,sPridn.

let Tor Dallas this morning. lie will
also visit his home before returning (,
tho capitol.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
rHnsoHAL

~ Y u IisN isap ~ sg,is
ct asly
NJ W r Garter islafssi ls,u
ihs EsfseilIah Tuesday mayhlns
Nj FaBma ilotaf returned "a
ths riais Cnivei'Iiy " .Ansaay
81 d.
Mlee' u yBalds ohl Thornton
liz wfd fhe STAR laife sltbamil
Manday
ST. and Mfs A u. swln A
& fnn, returned fumihe Expatio,
huisnymmnng
Nessn r ] and IT. G. wingo.
VI l'onoloc county were In sltii.
Wednesday
lfby Dickens, Tom Hunter and
Walton Hunter len for tle Exp1sl
ton Saturday night
Judge q W BaIlcnline retufne
from tbe coast Sunday morning
W regret 10 state that he has
been confined to biz room since
returning.
Among the lawyers attend.
ING chancery court this week, are
Maj J." i. Cooper, Of Memphis,
Judge j. u. Morgan and Col. r W.
White, Of fernando, and Mr.
Eugene John.on, Of Senatorial
We see from late Birmingham
(AlaD papers that Mr.. $. W.
Emmons, our former townsman, is
still alive and flourish ing in the
commission business. "Sam" is an
energetic, e%nterprising young man
and knows no such word US fail.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
Reynolds, Miss Jan 1895.
The Rock upon Which Thousands
are Wrecked.

Colds are easily and often impcr.
ccptibIy contracted, and a neglect.
ed cold often leads to incurable
consumption In no disease il the
adage more appIicable-''A stitch
in time saves nine Never neg.
lcct II cold! and always have in
readiness "Mansf Ids Hungarian
Balsumo Of L%ifr"-the best lung med.
icine in the world. Keep it in
readiness and use it upon the first
intimation that a cold has been
contracted. 1t is the old and TING.
testing English cure for consump-
ton, and has relieved more cases
than all the CHERRY Pectorals'
and "Expectorants' combined. II
is free from opium and narcotics
and il natures cure for lung dis
eases. Keep il In the house. Sold
by all druggists. Prepared by the
Mansfield Medicine Co., Memphis,
Tenn. Feb. 1ith, | M.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
Caught by an Octopus.

A diver who was trying to fine
pearls of the Alaska coast. found
none, but found himself, all Of a
sudden, in the grasp Of an ugly
octopus with arms twcnty-seven
feet long. Such an experience is
rare /; but there are thousands Of
people who are caught by dyspep'
sin, which is quite as bad. An
octopus hates to let go. SO does
dyspepsia. Browns Iron Bitters
settles dyspepsia, and makes it
loose its cruel grip. Mrs. Schmidt
and her daughter. Of 1856 Conway
street, Baltimore, were both cured
ofdyspepsia by the use Of Browns
iron Bitters.
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IL saashsf easmH Nssufs Nshi
~ Dfas present. lheIf spring #l
'siiitemsni ~ ne confederation
a ihs fsRiam n NE Hraa Thl.
crest ssilbll shmsai be- snblay
''ofss Under Hna tsf oseuplasaa
lmmen's afeal and Employs mafs
'ls1 80 pfsBHs Probably ilefa
Il No Nnfhsf bmss IN lhs utli
Chat ran ennpafe 9Th This ono M
The quantity and variety II Wa
sgsl' displayed md arranged With
such perfect tasis and elegance.
and 10 sueh eShausilarsauhnntiea
IN ibo commercial world ~ Nem.
phis, The house N n .sr. Menkea
br'e i' VI once ihr chief attraction
aud ornament and thc most .pa.
eious aud magnificent In tba
.dfy'eovds and notion line.. they
have cyofythinrthui can be nnmei
or desired, and they are selling
their gopla at prices 10 suit the
timcs.
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Not Dead Yet.

Atlanta papers are giving the public
same curious aud wonderful ca-,s that
are quite interesting. II seems that u
young lady ~ Atlanta hal btvn reported
as dead. but II came to the eur. OF the
Atlanta journal that she was It'll alive
anil being on the alert for news, a report.
81 was -'nt to the residence TO lrsrn Ill
facts Miss Belle runaway. who La.
been pronounced drpl, met lin at the
door. sioutly denying that she WAS dead
She sail:
"For iour years, rheumatism and ncu.
mlgia have resisted physicians and all
other treatment. Ny muscles seemed u
dry up. my f,-h shank away, my joint,
verc swollen, painful and hrrge, lost my
appetite. va. reduced 10 ~ pounds in
weight aad Ter months, vas expected N
die. commenced the IL" u D. H. y
aud the ariiun " one half a bottle ron.
viacsi my irisnls that 1t wDill cure NE
It, effect was ike magic. II gave me an
appetite me STR Myth, relieved al
pains and arhts. ad.icl flesh 10 my bones
and when five bottles bal been usyl
bad gained 30 pounds ~ flesh. and | am
to-dsy sound and urll'
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A Startling Discovery.

Physicians are often startled by
remarkable discoveries. The fact
that DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption aud all Throat ana
Lung diseases is daily curing pa.
ticnts that they have given up tc
die, is startling them to r~ralizy
their sense Of duty, and examine
into the merits Of this wonderful
discovery; resulting in hundred,
of rur best physicians using it in
their practice. Trial bottles free
a. all drugStorcs. Regular sizr
One Dollar al Henderson Bros. [41
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IMPORTANT TO NJ

In view Of the scarcity Of NOR
cy and the hard times, W. have
made arrangements with the man
u~(dcturers OF the Buck-E Cultiya-
tors and Plow Sulkies to place the
coming spring u limited number
Of these lab%or-suving implement in
the hands Of farmers at CASH
PRICE with 10 per cent interest,
from date Of order, payable Nov. LIST
1885. A eod not will be requir.
ed from each purchaser. Those
desiring TO take advantage Of this
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE.
MENT will please notify US as
early as possible, so we may place
their order before all are taken
up. One man aud pair Of mules
can cultivate fifty to seyenty-fve
acres. Farmers are invited to call
and see cur BUCKEYE FORCE
PUMP, just the thing for cisterns
and shallow wells. A full line Of
Barbed-sirc always on hand
WALL < LACEY.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

Pei ~ Fffstt hf4sI
Al aiiiHm q A. AHHnllAa
Fsaoh lfss Tnhsbil aisiia Msslf
sipp Which Al aye nisrns rfsm
asafelf
iraailfai ani lively object n
creation ihau h4st VI amad ID az
Evil asmni Toby fll dressed IN
radiant ~ lInfu n m,fiUe miy
fab il n ng ba4uiy All
Nature. vith haf feellng breath.
may laye ny steiles4 lrsuig q N
shfina fr al reflection ~ dsil
winter wilt have his sway. Try
main'fihe Wthafl eha branch.
- afc eutWinni With thine, will
still have tbaif beauty IN THEM
And thine az gone And thou art
len barren anil fruitlo.. when
freed ffum winters chill blight.
The same sun thut unfolinl thy
lender buds and bloom. TOO spon,
will opo those " thy more forum.
atp companions Thou mighiesl
well reply Tran .plrnt me again
60 fair, fir-li.,ant Australia,
my native country, anil | will
bloom and bear ~ do my sister
trees But, dear sister object of
creation, thy sal fate Is like that Of
many mortal beings All tho
freshness and sweetness " bursting
bud and bloom, AMI then the sud.
den blight Of sorrow. sadness AMI
death So may it b. ours to mrdi
tate and conform our lives to the
order Of seasons and circumstances
which surround ~.
T.. j. NJ
Reynolds, Miss Jan 1895.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
These are Solid Facts

The best blood purifier and avs.
tenn regulator ever placed within
the reach Of suffering humanity,
truly is Electric Bitters. Inactiv-
ity Of the Liver, Biliousness,
Jaundiee, Constipation, Weak
Kidneys, or any disease Of the
urinary organs, or whoever requires
an appetizer, tonic or mild stimu-
liant, will always find Electric
Bitters the best and only certain
cure known. They act surely and
quickly, every bottle guaranteed
TO give ent re satisfaction or money
refunded. 80 cts. u bottle at Hen.
derson Bros. 4
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
MoSEY SAVED by buying grocc
ries Of j. j. Henderson
Attractive And Useful.

The Brown Chemical Co., Balti
more, Nd, the owners of the cole
bratcd Browns Iron Bitters, have
just Issued Il beautiful Hand Book
and Almanac for ladies, and u
complet aud useful Memorandum
Book for men. These publications
are attractive, containing u great
many valuable and interesting
things. They are furnished free q
charge by druggists and country
store keepers, but should they not
have them the Brown Chemical
Co. will send either book on receipt
Of a two cent stamp to pny postage.