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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

NAruRr's mode Of manuring and
preserving fertility Of soil il by
spreading nearly everything on
the surface; and nature in most
eases " y safe guide. Leaves in
forests and grass and weeds on
prairies and fields are deposited on
the surface from year tn year, pre-.
serving fertility and causing giant
trees TO grow. Besides, plentiful
%mulching preserves nitrogen and
moisture ABOUT the plants; also
securing from the bad effect If too
much sun heat: also in the winter
secures crops from much injury by
freezing and heaving out, OF being
bl 'wn bare by spring winds, az the
fine manure falls into the cracks
ri the soil and nourishes the roots.
Careful experiment and close oh.
s%crvatlon everywhere show thaI
liberal top dressing, surface manu-
ring on most crops-winter grains
meadows, and some spring crops
is the best mode OF applying ma
nures.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

fAfH fslitHHabJ
/ Tys n me KasisfH coagfsss
msa nov 10 The city. a%eewnfanl
lelby . large party a fasiGe
mri friends. atpl guided BY Iip'
Cg ed GissmB male =
tsf n tliaaiesB last Dight bf
lhe pnfp~o N gaining sure light
on me Chinese question All n
lhs lavesl dpns N depreciation aud
underground pest hides vefe visi!.
ed, and The impression created
wis one that will undoubtedly re-
dpuDd ~ the Caucassian side ~
tbe great problem when IL comes
~ N Congress. the and aIl were
intensely disgusteJ with what
they saw and towards the lasi
were 20 ,ycfcomo by the heated
atmosphere and horrible odors Of
the foul places they investigated
they we're compelled 10 acknowl.
edge that they never before realiz.
ed, Or ever conceived the mintcst
idea of the proportions " tho great
MongollAn ulcer which threatens
the life aud prosperity Of the
Golden State. The party consisted
Of congressman Morgan, Of Missis.
slppi; Sprigg-, Of New York I;
Lafoon, Of Kentucky Hepbern,
o. Iowa; Milliken, Of Maine Col
J ,hnson, Scc'y of the Senate; and
Gen. W. II. Dimond, Gen. Elliot,
Irving NJ. Scott, Col. Harvey,
Louis Geretic, A. +. Williams,
Henry l.. Dodge, W. II. Morrow,
and +. B. Lo0mis.
During the day the Compression
al party paid a visit to Palo Alto
aud were royalty entertained at
Stanford's villa. To-day
they will makc q circle Of the bay
in the steam tug Monarch, and to.
morrow they will go to Mare
Island.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

4 woman living on a ranch in
'h- Washoe vsllcy, New, reports a
novel method Of preserving eggs
ior winter use. During the sum.
mcr she breaks the eggs, pours
the contents into bottles, which
are tightly corked and sealed,
when they are placed in the cellar
neck davn She claims the con.
tents Of the bottles come sut rs
fresh as when put in.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17
Statement Of Mrs. E. Hearn.

have been troubled with eczema
Il my face for the past three years
and u half. Ny entire face was
covered W III il. and il rendered
me 90 conspicuous that IL was un-
pleasant to appear in public. I
consulted the ablest physicians in
the city, among others celebrated
specialist in diseases Of tho skin.
who treated me during the first
winter without the slightest per.
ceptible benefit. then tried the
sulphur treatment and various Nd.
vertiscd medicines with little OF
no effect. | visited several springs.
including the Hot Springs Of Ar.
kansas. during tho succeeding two
years. At the latter point !
placed myself under treatment Of
one Of the leading physicians. Al
though my general health was
greatly improved, the springs fail
ed to accomplish the object Of my
visit. The eczrma still chung TO
me, anu was II great source Of in
convenience and discomfort. AZ
ter returning east fully convinced
that ! would find no remedy, an
acquaintance, who said that she
herself would be raised from bed
and cured Of scrofula by s. 5. s.,
50 strongly advised inc to try it
that ! began, with little faith on
my own part and little encourage.
ment from Others. | have taken
u for two or three months, and
the result is that the disease 10
practically cured. there being but
sl,ght traces of 1t left. Swit's
Specific Is certainly a wonderful
rrmedy, and | feel very grateful
that ever found 1t. I believe Il
will benefit others, and am ready
10 answer personally any inquiries
in reference toits effect upon me.
Ma. = HrARS.
Dec q, SSj 30 Z OH St., N. Y.
Treaiise on Blood and skin Dis.
%seases mail Il free.
The Swift Specific Co, Drawer
y, Atlanta, Ga, New York, l57 W.
23d st.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17


Fi0huiy Dan alIp.iau one ~ no
smart Weston iarr seiuIfel o.
.fIinf nsal t.ifls af.I as fls isn
stmni.I tHiaHfIit hrefma fI.h
Hts fIe IHfHlap Dapifs ie
snbnf 600 result Hns dfJ le
saIi Z nt t0Il NJ ams Iui'
snd by ne fIfrr n ufrUasiabnr'
have rune ~ be t0ltuliy HrlI
IN iy tha lt,e N urum
sianrrs fbsts y % great desl
Boo That rtpus.Hl, and iiacruuuis
~ refy mach n that Hhirh men
sthiete ln thu wav n hriuns
There ntr vaft NV W. eau rrally
accomplish vefy much Vt ihem.
slycs in The WY NJ getting
ahead IN The world, but many
ran SCI themselves iH proper
line. and the force ~ ritrum
stsncc, does the rect Tho ~.
dustfious farmer NAV Keep the
ilow. awl reaper- going and bis
acres we'll titled, and yrt their
prpluct may scarcely place HIM ~
the eai II the year ~ better rpn.
dition than IT The start. He has
improved hi. time we'll, hut has
mol improved hs opportunities.
II he gcts sone improved stock,
nnd takc- prudent care " tha;, he
will -pou feel the force II circum.
stances whirh will gradually but
certainly Int him 10 q better con
diti"n of things, Many farmers
have dtiftrl INTO improved stock
AZ our acquaintance heated in
that western town in ~ accident.
al wny-somrltw just happened
to get into it-aud others have.
taken hold q 1t with n firm, pre-.
yious conviction NJ IT, advantage
but once ia it, whether by arci
drnt or calculation, all have Hnnc
well, aud have swept along by the
irresistible force u circumstan.
ccs' toward better fortunes.
Once IN the current one can not
help but move, lie i horne along
with il whether hc makes m IL.
fort or not. II eoni stock is pro
Yidcd and we'll taken care Of it
will adj something b. I;' owner'.
fortune every day, and thousands
II men, too ig%noran, 10 really ap.
precia,e its advantages, have been
generously enriched BY its agency.
Bu, the main thing is u &c, into
line-to get into position where
the "forcc ~ circumstances can
take hold Of a man and lif him.
One ran not tell what town NAV
grow into = city, and what results
his investments bring ; but the
provisions Of improved live stock
for the farm is a matter Of calcula.
tion in which any good farmer
can depend upon cettsinties, and
he ran get himself in the line of
improved fortune here without
the fear or chance OF mistake.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17
THERE are three annopncrd can.

THERE are three anDosncrd can.
didates for Congress In the Sew
enth District Hon. u. B~arksdalc.
present incumbent. Gen. Chas. h.
Hooker, former member, ana one
Geo. 3. Dpljr, who is INK Wovn b
fame beyond hi. bailiwick Of Co
piah, except that he figured al
coun eel In sensational murder
trial-the walkup cas at Kansa'
City. Why, Dodds Is not even I
Judge, q Colonel or a General, buI
simply . State Senator from ''Copi
sr.'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

DEMOCRATIC Congressman boldly
charge the party defeats in the
late municipal elections IN the
Western State % C1evelAnd's
Mugwump, Independent policy.
II the President continues his
peculiar course, there !. a strong
probability that many Democrats
will foilow his example and LET the
next Ceprres. be Republican.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17
TnrsK A., an,nicion. dnr.

THESE arr suspicious days for
ireland. Even public opinion in
London Is said TO have been cap
turcd by Gladstone's scheme, and
IT IL certain that not 4 few Of the
doubling Thomases in the Liberal
party will now tender the Premier
a cordial support In carrying |,
through until II reaches that last
barricsde Of British conservatism,
the House OF Lords.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17
rs, n Francisco Call
Judge Morgan before the San
Francisco chamber OF
commerce.

Congressman Dodge introduced
Judge Morgan, the Mississippi
Congressman, 10 the assemblagc,
by whom he was cordially greeted.
In opening his remarks Judge
Morgan entered Immediately upon
the consideration Of the Chimes
evil, stating that he was no strang.
er to the questions Of race
troubles. ms he had it 10 deal with IN
the South.-llc ACKNOWLEDGED I h e
greater difficulty of the Chinese 10
compared with the African qnes
ton, since II certain degree of rs.
sanitation, at least, was possibl,
between tao African and the eau,
cassian, while this he recognized
~ utterly impossible where th.
Monaghan was concerned. He
referred to the difEl ,nce, and
even scorn, with Which the Chi.
nese reject our civilization, laws
and religion. and stated that .
stroll through Chinatown showed
little evidence Of any effects Of the
years Of missionary labor which in
one and another field had been *.
pended among this people. While
his personal observations maize in
this city has deeply impressed
him with Che justice of the CAL.
fornians' views upon the Chimes,
question, he believed they could
assure his hearers that Congress,
D is, as a whole, already impressed
upon the subject that no cxhibi
ton Of Chinatown to the individ,
c ual members will be at all neces
sary to secure all that can be nj
: forded in the way of Legislative,
D relief He counselltd moderation
: and intelligence in dealing witt
= the evil. Violence would onl,
\ change the sympathy which nov
exists for the white to pity for th,
. Chinese. The existing treat,
should be altered, ~abrogated |
n necessary, and further immigra
tlon stopped absolutely and forev
n ar. As 10 removing the Chimes,
: already here, he feared this nigh
b. difficult matter to accomplish
'rally, but he believed something
g at east could and shonld be don,
q u1der the State or local law Il
. remedy III" state ~ thirys exist
. ing in Chinatown, which in
stulhtrn citv hc stated won,
g surely breed pes'ilancc
. Personally he garnc,tlv t~tv1rcI
TIE construction u prulrr cats
! Qualifications ana icfonces and b.
hityod shat The matter would sooi
gecriyc the favorable consideration
II OF Congress - al.l Times
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

CoSGRgss has Mt last made pru
vision fr its Library. This is
one ri the tliings which ought to
have been attended u vcars aga
Bill after bill has been intrcduc,d
ior the purr~e but the fear that
there was a Job invove,l has pre-
vented action IN some eases. willie
the general disposition 10 delay IN
matters which are notniv's bust.
ness IN particular has invented IL
In others A large part IL ths
Library has been practically n>c.
less since the books were neces.
ssriIy piled up in suci a manner
that they could nat b. convenient
" reached. Space ros intended
Eos libsaFy purposes l. overlowsa
and The situation grows worn
with the Yearly accumulations.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

wnAr nerti The boycott has
actually penetrated the sacred
precincts Of Washington society,
and. II report be true, Mrs. Logan
la, been warned that u she at
sends The calico ball q. the Chi
nesc Ministers the General will
b. 5uxcosscl by TIE lahoriss men
II the county In his political IS
piratiops. But the tbrcst gss
SSr sashsas. 4 course, fur u viii
y rsaemksssa that Geaer~l 10
m1nly > isv days ago declared
- In The senate tha,
- - ~ eppaisss>l s,ssatssn''
uk1lsssv.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

Az experienced breeder says
flint to keen lice from sitting hens
lc mt q small handful NJ tnhAcco
CLIPPINGS from cigars beneath
tke ncs..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

DOES anybody want to gotoC Con-
gress from the Second DISTRICT
Tho press wont care II n dozen
answers yea, provided each is sc.
companied by an announcement
fee.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

EVANGELIST Moody objects N
church fairs where sny girl can
I've kis.-d for twenty-five cents
lie is right to object Twenty-Five
cents 10 too coniouLded cheap.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

sam Jones declares that Chicago
has don. him "mueh good" bu.
modestly declines to state how
much good he has done Chicago
by earnest evangelical efforts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

THE women who complain that
bachelors are the worst ercmics 4
mankind, maintain adigniticd a.
lence when a man with two wives
comes along.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

MEssRs. Moody and sankcv will
close their campaign In thc South
fhi. week and will then retire
the former To Mortified, Mass,
aud the latter 10 Brooklyn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

eour n Congressman Van W.
ton. constituent. are after him
alsui voting against The Eluca
iinnAl ill
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

Anrs,aE.nLr casc ii lnnrcyilv
IL REPORTED from the CHurasus, that
n a shepherd who has Just died at
the great sgc n i2i
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

Tnf Nl'.isdrri Iff'' As-ria'
iion viil meet " West Point
"Wednesday Nav lhb
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

F"t HfNHf ~ HfN HHH ~
msn afs aos eggagsd 10 pfepaflbl
ibs Congregational sssi suppiy II
ihe nnHfr N tbs Ag1eulisraI
Department As there afr fouI
bupifed Hnd nine senatpfs an.
representative The seed diyslm
~ This institution isa busy piae,
~ certain seasoU' n the year
Zach legislator IL 10 have al,
thmu'snd paper packages n ysgs,
Table seed five hundred II nows,
seed, tbfes hundred N tobacco
twrn'y quarts " sotrbum, tweniy
~ corn, my n grass twenty.eighl
quarts ~ sugar beet and thirty.
two quarts II cotton seed II put
up IN one order each members
allowance would Gll eight large
mail sacks.
The seeds distributed through
members " Congress comprise
about twpthirds ~ the whole
amount disposed II by the Agri.
cultural Department. The 70.
naming third goes 10 persons in
yarioIs parts Of the country who
act a. agents Of the department
but receive no compensation.
The f,rcc Of the seed division IL
required to receive, assort, pack,
and prepare the packages
for the mail sacks, in which they
are hauled away from the depart-
ment. The little paper bags or
pockets are cut and made in one
end Of the large room where the
a..,I. 4. ,,,,La1 FL. ,.,n,;,-
- ,h p; ,, ~
printing office IN the department.
The labor is divided and subdivid-
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the prcsen, geek in CONGRESS n
one Of the m,st industrious Of III
session.
Nor ,hould the wa.binr,o,
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17
sARnis , Ia,

ktttiso and tBl.iHs 1--we s'osk
4. ihe sslssllut 4 Impoverished
sdls
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

There mc q prisoners in the
Warren county Jail
pea1to county sent four convicts
Ia the pcnitcntiary.
Brandon and Baldwin will ob.
serve Decoration bay.
The grand jury NJ Bolivar coun.
lty found s. indictments.
The grand jury u I;awanlba
cuuuly found 50 truc.biIls.
Ten divorce cases are on the va
y" county chancery docket.
The new hotel at Coopcr's Well
viii Accommodate 800 guests
Verona has G0D inhabitants, $50
Of whom are SUNDAY .school schol
ars.
l!eridiAn has raised tue salaries
Of policemen from $50 to $50 Il
month.
Elias Ingram (c) Of Puntotor
is in Jail at Aberdeen for moon
shining.
II is charged that S. II. Whit
comb, Of Le6ore county, led the
Carrullton mob.
We see IL stated that Rev. Sam
Jones has cancelled his Columbus
appointment.
The MethSdist revival at Oxford
has resulted in 100 conversions and
still continues.
o. Nj. Sylvester, a young man
aged IL years, committed suicide al
Bay st. Louis a few days since.
Two hatcher citizens had d
lawsuit over a petrifed chicken
/ for which they were offered $40.
John Spencer, Of Ashland. late
ly killed an eagle measuring
feet aud 10 inches from tip to tiT
Of wings.
lnthe circuit court Of Bolivar coun
ty Monroe Gibson was found guilt
Of cruelty To convicts and fne'
slO0 and 90 days in Jail.
Pete Nalty, OF McComb City
who was a passenger, fell from Oh
top Of n moving freight train las
week and broke his neck.
A. u. Govan, son Of the Secretg
ry Of State, has been appointe
revenue collector in the first di,
trict, To succeed Vincent Rowe, d,
ceased.
Walthall has subscribed 500
~ the Artesia, Slarkville an
Grenada railroad, and il Is though
Webster county will subscrib
$4,000
J. In a fracas over the town cleo
ton at Ripley last week NJ |
Nance, msyor.elect, was shot !
the side and dangerously woundc
by A. 4. I. johnson.
Moonshincrs have threatened
burn Fulton; they allcge tha
/. Reid. ono ct their number, I'll
not commit suicide. as elaine,
but was M utder,d bY the jailer
:. Nose aud Henry M,tcl,cll - |
| the pcnitcntisry scyen years {,
Knocking VIM, Blaiser, post-ms'
Tor u Hushpuckana, In the hea
with an AZ, and robbing his stor,
There 10 . wonderful monstro~
ty in Prentiss county in the shaT
Of an Is yeareld ",aiaat;' IL Ia
. large head, but neither develop
ment d mind or body; IL h,
tee,h, bu, eanno. talk.
4, =. y. ously, telegraph operst.
express and railrnad agent al Nj
lendals. w~hington county, on d
9 Valley rcsd, ran 90 With 600 Of u
. railruad sna express company
Imeney;a detective parrusd and I
ressed him al Jackson
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

In a fracas over the town cleo.
.ion at Ripley last week NJ. l..
Nance, m%syorelect, WINS shot in
the side and dangerously wounded
by A. 4. I. johnson.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

A. u. Govan, son Of the Secreta-
ry Of State, has been appointed
revenue collector in the first dis.
trict, to succeed Vincent Rowe, de.
ceased.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-17

Walthall has subscribed 5000
IN the Artesia, Starkville aud
Grenada railroad, and IL Is thought
Webster county will subscribe
$4,000
Catoctin clarion., 1886-06-03


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Last week we published an item from
the Chronicle concerning Emmitsourg's adj
mirablc water supply and II was our pur-
pose to make some comments at the time,
but failed through an oversight. Our read
crs will recall the article and we Will say
now that our people should profit by the
experience of our cntcrprisng sister town. e
Water is not to the same extent Il necessity
with us, but only from n household use
point of view for fire and other pur-
poses we stand in precisely the same need
and ns 1t has not only proven the salvation
of lllat town in one or more instances, bul
has also proven to be II gootAhvcslmcnt for
the stock kholdcrs, we feel like urging our
people to take the same step. Think oft.
MEMORIAL, SERlICEs.-Thcrc was larger
attendance at the services on Saturday last
than we have ever seen present on Dccora-
ton Day. The weather was superb and our
people turned ont en- nd&Sc to take part III
this beautiful and interesting ceremony.
] mere were ~ III Illlt vi I'lbtNFNI'Il ''ii'
upon its arrival at the Hill Cemetery it
found fully that many awaiting it.
The parade formed on Church-st ana
marched first to the Catholic Cemetery and
thence to the Hill. There was a profusion
of flowers and after the graves were s'rcwn
the people gathered in front ot the l. Is.
Church where prayer was offered Ivy Rev
W. {. Wire and set oration by Hon, c. F..
Markell of the Frederick bar, also Of the
Frederick Times, followed by imHromptu
addresses by Rrv's Ianius and Belt and Col.
John Il. Rouzcr. Tnc Grafton by Mr., Mar
kGll WAS a proar.pocm; richly laden with
t'ryih PATRIOTIC sentiment expressed in glow
ing periods: the address WAS markedly ap-
propralc on IN occasion specifically Scnli-
mental. The other addresses were of dccid-
cd merit and inter, sting.
After these exercises, Com. Frost Of fcyn-
ol,ls Post, G g. Il of Frederick conducted
The Grand Army exercises at one of the
was the first time that the special C. A, Il.
rites had been observed here and the cXcr-
cscs were listened to by the entire assem-
bla." with much interest.
Com Eli Frost, accompanied by NUM-
hcr of m,mhrr, from Frederick iorcd ny
several residing in this locality marched in
uniform at ;hc head of the procession and
their presence ndird materially to the inter
est manifested
Our band executed new and very hcar-
tilul dirgc and filled its part with credit
Catoctin clarion., 1886-06-03
Dr. j. Shelton N7'EAenXie.
East Patrick street, Frederick city, Nd,
,ycr the Telephone Exchange.
OCvtIsT AND OrTICIAN,

Grsuduatc of the University OF Edinhur%
tolcgr of Opthalmol0Ty, and Royal Eye IN
tjrn,ary will be nt Mrs. WorIhin@ton John
sons, No. 33 East Church street, Frederick
Md, for a short periodic tl,mc, where ne may
be consulted by those suffering from disease
or any difficulty of their eyes. DR.. Mkcnzle
has made special study Of diseases of the
eve and having had an active practice of ten
wears in Europe and America believes he
can successfully combat the diseases which
are so destructive to this delicate organ.
All examinations are ll;rde with the optllal"
moscopc and other scientific instruments
used in modern opthamology. A correct
diagnosis is made of each persons case and
an accurate statement given of the exact con-
djtion of their eyes In functional diseases
of the eyes, where glasses are lndica,rd,lhe
doctor cuts, grinds and adjusts them tore
person, thus lhsuring perfect vision, case
and comfort to the wcarcr. These glasses
are free from She impev!cctons usually found
jng lasscs, viz Mud spccks, cracks, flaws,
waves, blistcrs, etc. They are made from
pure quartz, very white and as transparent
as the purcst spring water. These goods arc
not pui on sale in She shops. They are only
ground and fitted to order. Thousands OF
peoplr who are suffering with their eyes from
over lachrymation, pain over Tie eye ana
through the globe, Il duh hcavincss OF the
eve itself morbid feeling as though there
were sand imbcdccdt in the mucous membrane
of HE lids, very sensible TO light and ar ana
desire to partially close the eyes, or an IN
cipirnt inflammation in the globe OF ldS.
These and Il great many more troubles may
be cited which can be entirely overcome II
the person 50 afflicted will consult an oculist
t., and ,l\t n1nUjr1l