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seats and an extensive paraphernalia. Many
senators and representatives who had been
initiated at their respective homes were regular
attendants, and there was no lack of candidates,
until sedate citizen, who enraged by the
disclosure of his domestic infdelity, denounced
the whole affair as gigantic sell"
While the order was the high tide of pros
perity--in February. 1S6l-Mr. Buchanan was
asked if he would receive delegation of the
Sons of Malta representing twenty different
States Mr. Buchanan was a jealous Freemason,
having gone up into the royal arch degree and
thinking that this institution resembled Ere g.
masonry, he cordially named an hour for the
visit The members of the delegation were
promptly Oh hand and, after they had taken
their position along one side Of the East room,
Mr. Buchanan entered. Judge Carter, of Ohio
addressed him a short speech, in which he eulo-
gized the order as composed of uulon-lovlng
citizens associating for charitable purposes.
Mr.. Buchanan listened attentlvely, with his
head inclined to one side, and when he had con
Guided, said in reply: Gentlemen Of the con-
vention of the Sons of Malta: l feel deeply
grateful for the honor you have done me in max
ing this visit coming as you do from every sec
ton OF the Union. do not know much about
the order, but from your representations of it.
sir, have no doubt Of its charitable objects and
its patriotism. In your praseworthy object of
charity, l would say, God speed you in so noble
an enterprise. We are told that faith, hope and
charity are the links that bind US together in
social union Faith and hope may pass away,
but charity endureth forever. | do not feel that
there is any danger of the dissolution of the
Union by the oppression of one portion of our
country upon another, for should that period
unhappily arrive, the people who made it will
preserve it. Again allow me cordially TO thank
you for this visit. and | would be most happy to
take each one of yon by the hand as citizens and
representatives of the Sons of Malta from all
parts of the Union"
So solemn was the scene that several fat dele
gates were evidently convulsed with emotion Tor
secret laughter, and the union was regarded as
safe. Owners of ships, stocks, States and the
order took courage.
ooh, wad some power the giftie gle us,
To see oursels as ithers see US
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He Would Smoke 1t on Sunday.

Buffalo courier.
a Buffalo man who recently made trip to
New York, tells the following story ON himself:
He entered the smokingroom of a New York
Central sleeper standing in the depot, and there
found a stranger of Celtic extraction indulging
in pull az his pipe. The car reeked with the
perfume, and the Buffalo mar found that his
two for a-Quarter cigar did not stand the slight
est chance 1t made him mad that such stencil
should be permitted, and when the conductor
came in he made complaint.
~ have no more right to stop his smoking a
pipe than have to stop your smoking a cigar,
said the ticket puncher
well, hand him a cigar. then," said the Buff
falo man, and he pulled out one of the same
brand he had in his mouth. The conductor ap
preached the man of the pipe, when the follow
ing took place
Conductor-The gentleman presents his com
pliments, and asks you to accept cigar.
Man with the pipe-True for the gintleman
he is a scholar; but as have my pipe lighted
I'll kape the cigar and smoke it of a next Sun
day.
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How Artificial Teeth May DO Damage.

Sir Henry Thompson, in Popular Science Monthly.
Another agent in the combination to maintain
for the man of advancing age his career of flesh
eater is the dentist. Nothing is more common
at this period of life than to hear omplaints of
indigestion experienced, it is affirmed, because
mastication is imperfectly performed for want of
teeth. The dentist deity repairs the defective
implements, and the important function of chew
ing the food can be henceforth performed with
comfort But, without any intention to justify
doctrine of final causes, would point out the
significant fact that the disappearance Of the
masticating powers is mostly coincdent with the
period of life when that species of food
which most requires their action-viz, solid
animal fber-is little, if at all, required by the
individual. 1t is during the latter third of his
career that the softer and lighter foods, such as
vel. cooked cereals. some light mixed animal
soups, and also fish, for which teeth are barely
necessary, are particularly valuable and appro
pirate. And the man with imperfect teeth who
conforms to natures demand for mild non
stimulating dietary in advanced years will
mostly be blessed with a better digestion and
sounder health than the man who. thanks to his
artificial machinery. eat and does eat as
much flesh in quantity and variety as he did in
the days of his youth. Far be it
from mo to undervalue the truly arts
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She Understood English.
Washington Post

"
A good story has been aloat on Newspaper
Row for some days past at the expense of we'll
known local newspaper man. When the Mexican
editors were expected to visit Washington he
was appointed a member of the reception com
mttee, which was to do the honors of the news
paper fraternity and the city at large.
In that capacity he was detailed to form one OF
the escort which accompanied the visitors in
their tour to the Soldiers Home and around the
city. He was assigned to carriage in which
one of the young ladies belonging to the party
was seated. Taking it for granted that his com
panion spoke only her own language, and know
ing that he himself was in the same linguistic
permitted his companion to enjoy the scenic de
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-01
Why Charles O'Conor Spelled His Name
with One n.


He went to Ireland and visited the seat Of
his ancestors at Belanagare, in Connaught the
result of which was that upon his return he
changed the photography of his name. Before
that time he and his father had spelled Conor
with two MS but he then dropped one of the
MS upon discovering that the family name was
ancently spelled that way. was once asked if
| knew why he had changed the spelling of his
name from two MS to one, and answered that
he was descended from the Irish kings, and
found, when he visited Ireland, that they spelled
the name in that way, which information Mr.
Nathaniel Jarvis, the witty clerk of the court of
Common Pleas, who was present, supplemented
with the remark that he supposed that the irish
kings had always been so poor that they had
never been able to make both MS meet.
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lights of the journey without interrupting her
with any talk of his.
So the pair iourneyed to and from the Soldiers
Home, and on reaching the city several places of
interest were visited, always in silence. AS the
carriage approached the Capitol, however, the
newspaper man felt that he must say some
thing even if he received no answer Accord
ingly, pointing to the noble pile, he calculated,
Gel CaDitole; yer fine; magnifce.'
To which the young lady replied in good,
broad. comprehensive American. you bet
your life il is -
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The English farmers destroy obnoxious seeds
in lawns by applying sand treated with sulphurio
acid sowing it broadcast.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31
san rrnd Cnnnarnce.

Nv IT, (. liar hbargcr. Manor iIiil,
: ntiu;tn1C County. Pa. writes 'DR. s.
y uNgrNNy ca. Columbus, o.: |
htve hscn m tie fr three Years. caused
hy oyer-s nrt tn SON after confinement.
Nv kidney, bccam; seriously affected;
cilll nrt rctiin nv urine dly nor night.
Il wis hift crl1r,i. thiek anl booty
NV m1nth'bss hal lott altogether for four.
teen m1nihs during which time | VA,
cD1ineItl myiicl with a bcaiingin right
osaiS. rhe discharge from the womb
wis - olcasife no orc could STAY In the
room. The urinc continued bloody. with
pain N vodlw; II, AMI wien IL bed woull
pisR from me- In my slecn. I have had
Tires doctors aitenlinI M rcgalirlv, one
lcr fidr minllis, Que OF the osliSrs ons
whole s.inmer. and the third al winter.
We hal two olhers In cnnaii.aiian with
thrn, aud used tw.nty b1ttics at differ.
ent kIad' ~ psteut medicines, all Z, no
god. then got a bottle OF pgarvA
All before had thrrc fonr,hs OF The boz.
Tic taken ! quit VISITING the bci and could
retain the urine sufficient n attend church.
which | hal not done for three years
AND NV mNn,hlics cains hack a, n ttural
A. ever, indccl, ! considered mvself A
well woman again. Since that time have
had pneumonia. Nv conf lcnec IN Pa.
RrNs vas 20 Hrca, that I did not send for
a dpciar. followed the directions IN
rpur Ills OF Life and am over Il. a, well
- q be expected Of one : 10 dciicstr a. |
have hccn Others IN nv nei thhnrhnci
hi the same disease, AMI among them
were sitoag men, anlhai the best physi.
clans. aniyetdct while | sailcl through
n safety On PEsrSA AMI MASALtS. |
sincerely bclicve, and would sav n al the
afflicted ~ tue vide world, that rEarN.
and MANAlts ar the oaly two mc.lieinr,
tiat any one nccisi II snv disease. { fn,ei
Is ditccicdin your book entitled ~Thc lis
ofl.if...
j. Z. Fleming, ruhlishcr Of the New
y Hnipiot, M1rg1ntpssn. w Va. writes.
>,fne nspths since. 7 received saine Of
ypu m=didre w exchange Cor advrrtis.
i%s Nv VIE ms taken Eve b,slcs OF Il,
anih# ssAvei grrA, benefit from it,
WI G. psrshing. nfsiensilic Pa.
wntssi : MY wife has been using rrRu
IA f,r sains time for weak htn1s and liv.
~ and kAinsF complaint. and thinks I, /.
dsinz her great gaoi. Has used only one
h1'le ! teA Please send your t,ok o.
u us nfLsfA a We cant st any trosa
or drug tist.7
NJ. john ncnnv. NJ. vernon. n
wits We hsse ! urge ttie n rx.
KtSA. it-vV< -tA'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

ouR political friends in a few Of
the counties are having quite Il
ENTHUSIASTICALLY in Pamela
county. There, for some reasdn
not known to Us, old thine Radical.
ism contests the mastery with tue
nominees Of the Democratic party.
We have watched the canvass In
that county with considerable
interest, and as the election al.
prodches We feel that we could bel
ter Afford the loss Of a couaty.
hitherto Democratic, than that
Pamela should longer f8main the
prey of the spoilers and the head.
quarters for evil palltiral mach.
nations. The Deliberate news.
papers Of the county have DINE
their share Of the wors necessary
- It's redemption, and If the pso.
pie are as much IN earusa tue re.
sui, can bn, te fasotable Warren
county has cccntlyoyercome much
mere serious difficulties, and We
commend itsexamplc 10 our friends
In l'aiiela. jackson tlarion.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31
LAND SALE.

3y virtue OF an execution issued from
the cont Of jeff. Meek, mayor of the
.own Of Sardis, and H. dro justice Of
ihc peace, upon a Judgment in The said
court in favor OF Lea Williamson against
ID. I. j. Matthews, 1 will at tho court.
house door, in the town OF Slrdis, paEo-
Ia county, Mississippi, on
MONDAY md DAY OF SovEMBERis5
within lawful hours, sell at publicoutcry,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol.
lowing described properly situated in
The sail town oi sardis, towit. the
north half (nn Of Lot q in block G OF
the v ard reservation, and fronting lOs
'eel on Sycamore street, runnin, back
no feet and being a hall acre m ire or
less, said lot being situated between the
houses occupi, i by Alex Webb AMI
William Matthews. The said propcr,y
viii b. sold . siti4iy the siif execution
AMI costs.
B2o'he 4 Lowrey, Robert Higatowcr.
Al'y Tor fftf. Con table.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

TnE campaign made by Fit
Hugh Lee, in Virginia, has, per.
haps, no parallel in the political
history Of the State. When he
rode through Russell county the
other day, 1850 taxpayers Of the
county mounted their horses and
escorted linn to the line. His
mounted escorts IN other couutie,
have been equally as large, AMI the
feeling against Malone is - strong
that many ladies ride in the pro.
ccssion A New YORK Sumcorrcs.
pondcnt whoaccompauigdG Gen. Lee
through the State, writes that
"tho people Of Virginia have risep
in their might to hurl back II the
teeth Of Malone and Wise the
slandcrons assertions that they
arc muricrcrs and a~sslssins.n |.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

The Agricultural Department
makes IL report Of the condition
Ol the cotton crop Tor October, and
reports decline Of niuc points
from s. on the 1t Of September to
- Of the lst q October, caused
by servctc weather, rust and
worms. Mississippi is credited
with eighty points.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31
Commissioners Sale Of Land.
Julia ?, Wlliams)

ilihl ~ llllVIlN
W. No. SG4.
}. W. Gill ct Gl)
BY virtue Of u decree Of tho chancery
court Of tie lst District OF panola coua-
ty Mississippi, made at the August Tern
1888, thereof, IN the above stated cause,
| viii, rs, COMMISSIONS therein, on.
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 2nd, 1855,
at the courthouse door, in the town Of
Sarli>, proceed 10 sell 1T public outcry
to the highest bidder t)r cash, Tie TO-
lowing Described lanl viz: The north
half M and south west quarter IS vii
oi section seventeen "a, township SOW
cn 90, range eight ~ west, cxc'p fifty
t3ui ncres OF the north west quarter
IN wi heretofore conveyed to Sylvia
johnson, and described as bcsinnIrg At
the D.. w.. corner, OF sail section, and
running east so rods. thence south 700
rods, thence west 80 rolls, thence north
100 rpd.. 10 ~hcglnrlng, and lying in the
1T cocrt district %! pdno!a county Mis-.
>is,ipgi
w. D. , Miller Soils. comprt
l.. r. Hiinwatcr, Sos. D'Glts.
(, /. Dtapn, C9mmissone T.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

ScuuEs ofgood Grcenbackcrs will
rcbukc their party next Tucsdpy
Tor ils open and shameless adup.
ton u Republican methods. The
people Of Pamela county have
learned by sad experience that 1t
Is dangerous iutheir best interests
to encourage such secret nocturnal
conulayes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

TnE ga!laH, Democrats VI PIANO..
Ia are making a supreme effort
against tremendous odds, but they
hope 10 win. Our party certainly
deserves success, for il represents
the beet thought and purpose Of a
brave, a great and a Tree people
the glorious aud inyinciblc South.
ern Democracy. 1.-the Democratic
flag should futl in defeat, IT would
be a snfionnl. dAy 1T tie b..t LOO
pie ollie county.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

MANy white Grccubac,ars afc
IN open revolt against tlnir party.
because the uutlriJu Scotia Nar,u.
is one Of its trusted lcader au'
speakers. Martins odou. lend .
ship was o fatal mi,tlse ana Boz
lost his party huuirrl ~ ,u'
We venture the pred .,an i.lt
Scott Martin will never again rs.
ure as q political lalisr tu ruu'a
county.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

liosror Couhling say, that the
smallest country newspaper is
worth more To country subscribers
ia one month than is ptlcc In
one year, and does more ior it,
ncighborhocd for nothing than
many a high Official docs for his
munihccnt salary.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

NiEl Pamela Democratic and
save thq taxpayers S2l 900 a year ;
II will pay the people handsomely
tochausc their county government.
aud they will he unjust To them.
Tivcs Il they fail to improve the
present golden opportunity.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

WnATEyER may be the result,
Of the pending election, the SrAu
has the proud consciousness Of duty
frlly discharged - the best Of it.
l.nmblc ability, which il woith a
great deal 10 us.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

AS anti.tcmpeiance speaker ad.
dressing some Ohio farmers asked
them what would become Of their
corn II prohibition prevailed. \
farmer aro~e and said I'VE will
raise more hogs and less hell"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31
Commits loner, Sale or Land

A ~ Ntp0D
A .u.u MI. ll4
$4,000. lliHiouJ
ly tiuuo ota dtcpc 81 tlp clauoiy
cour i t3c 10 district of pnoh oun.
~ Ai- fni mtle re lhc A~nuticrm
ls-5- tlteieo III ih 'hp above sjltt ala
! rnl as Commissioner, therein, on
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER md, 1885,
at tie courthouse door, Ia TIE town d
slri,t, proceed to sell at public cutlery
To dIo highest bidder ior cash, TIE FOL.
described land VIZ wet halt .wll
Of sactioa thirty 800 township seven Nv
range nine ~ west, and lyingin the lst
u Pamela county, Mississippi.
Bootae & LoBrey, Soils, s. h. Bllnu,
Commissioner
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

Mosr Of the boys are Democrats
aud they take an active part In
the camlaign. We know many
DemWraiie boys yho arr the sens II
sFcenback iaihers. Again We say.
aatfsh' " u brave bsgs u old
RAaslz.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

You will please vote the Green.
back tieket-ii4l. Is if YOU wish
Pamela county 10 have neither
standing bar influence IN the
Mississippi Legislature.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

Wrnoliro that scycml of tho
Gfccnhack leaders atr mad and
scard, which uusur,u Democrat.
IT, victory.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

THr mighty roar ofthe rampant
Democratic lion will redeem aud
reform Pamela county next Tues
day.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

Evfhr lrn cont should get IN
his work whcr. II will do the most
good
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

VIZ think Pamela will clasp
hands with Copiah and lasoo
next Tuesday.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

No nAS outside u . penitcntiary
knows what a rad character he
has until be attempts to run for
un,ee.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

PrLL Pamela out q the political
mlre and place her on the proud
pinnacle If Democracy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

fnsr
ROBERT LOWRY IW i1raIr
Iar H.
g. H. sllANis, m ltua
Do essfiH H N
GFO 81 GuVAN, uf l.aa,
Pr Aietf Irrsa
WI. HLMINUWAh, 20 C,mpit
Fpr auditor P,iir iapnh,
". w. STONE 20 Wksm>Grus,
Tuf iHouHV.G onHHL
T. MARSHALL MILLER W. WAHuls
FOR S,yyr1i1ili " IIilt tit0thnu,
j.. r. PRESTON, of ftorr,nt.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31


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me ''s'', ncr' o. Jersey cattle
'"e 'n'''' states Is IN thu
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W. G. Miller, late sheriff oi
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NJ NieSsburs on the 20, Wesley
prhhight was fatally injured By q
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

LET us make Mississippi solidly
Democratic.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31
YOUR IELDnTEYg.
llley Need Y0ar Immediate AZ.
tcntiOn
IZore'g q CA &c.

Forsiy long, lrcary years | have been
lgrga; sufferer from Il complaint Of my
Kidneys, which failed to bu cured by
physicians or advertised remedies.
began TO feel could never secure
relief, a. ! had spent two hundred anil
atty duildrs without succpss.
The disease wa. 80 cxrruciotina that it
'ltcn prevented me from performing my
iaily duty. Twas advised to tfy the
rIlleary 81 D. B, D., and one single tot.
le,pgs,ing 81, gave me more relief than
I 8 hundred. vs.
/, thirty mill
,eanw6ile somr the kidney Is siuply
x,ornina,oJ AZ, wuJ uu- NM nccds a
I the vinegar '''' l'rH'iess kinney mcdi-
lan,ed wit not hesitate io give b. Il. h
yin'N'c bottle viii convince any
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

aaIapa w
hN eliHk af1
NNY tu.l4A Ii#
gTa M
m aIl
WIHa ltafIt
.ltI pH AaiatFr
Woo aitsfA
l litly fhe streets
ffslHn
,.If iu mvaf
iti ttfln-u n tbt
4h rs1 fiu publ r0.
ra'ffm sion ritinnn
.Uyll se T. h.I Invest in w
i.fuk empiYy tmf0sig h o.
.iu..let
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.'0Ii'' -'.' 'f.ff 'a.il'.
n rfuln.ut in.
'l'i H"N q"
Il. D...au. t1 staaae
come among IH.. sl tllttE HIt
b away pith god impress
'"'
afttcc1.t will IT. nothing Dc.
Whine. lf.t
Don't kirt a. any proposed nc.
ccs.ay improvement because tis
uu, nc ylut own door by tor I.ai
I,hat your taxes viii Do raised fl.
teen cents
Dou'tihrow stumbling blocks 10
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31
HunRAnl for the boys.
GooDBYEl GreenbAckcrs.
CONTINUE TO force the fighting.

llML' 10 the conquefing Demoo.
racy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31
STAND 10y our nominees,


DEsooHATs, are YOU gong 10 get
there?
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

We believe the G~recnbaok party
is bea,cn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

To mention tho Rock llfl rand
u a Grcenhackcr j. like waving q
red rag before a bull.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

that a newspaper can give Nj
because its politics are not yoa'
politics, and by all means don't
advertise merely 10 "hcIp tn,
printer along advertise to hell
your business and town along
I'll paso Star.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31
Commissioners Sale Of Land.

By virtue Of ad,cfec OF tho chanceiy
court, ol the LIST district. oi Pamela county
Mississippi, made at the August term
lHS5, thereof, in thu above stated cause
VIII as commissioner therein. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd, 1885,
at the court-houss door, in the town OF
sardis, proceed 70 .ell at public o licry,
to the highest bidder iorcash, the follow.
ing described landtil the wcsl half WY
oi the north eIst quarter IN % section
nao,em iSl township eigut tsi range
eyer 90 aud lying in the list district Of
ranola county, Mississippi.
Taylor < Kyle, S. X. Blann,
Sois. C,m.
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