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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-06-08

ueorge Ferguson, stage driver,
was shot and killed by road agents
'e'"een Melrose and Glendale, Mon
'a'a' recently. Thomas S. Merchant,
ae well known commercial drummer,
1aS a passenger on the stage, and
paS snot through the hat. The dis
4 s"arge of firearms frightened the
10'ses' and they broke INTO dead
',' A passenger seized the reins
aua drove the stage into Glendale.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-06-08
Semi Weekly World.
Published
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Emiss ions: aversion 70 society. Dimness of Vision
Noises in the Head: the vital fluid passing unobser
ed in the urine aud many other diseases thai
lead tc insanity and death DIR. MINTIE, who
is regular physician, tgraduate Of the University
Of Pennsylvanisl, will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for case OF this kind
the VITAL RESTORATIVE under his spe.
clsl advice and treatmentl will not cure
or for anything impure or injurious found in
it. DR. MINTlE treats all Private Diseases
successfully Without mercury. Consultaticu Free.
Thorough examination and advice including anal
sis Of urine IS 00 Price Of Vital Resolutiye
81 50 q botti~, ~ four times the quantity $500;
sent to any address upon receipt Of price, or G. o.
d. secure from observation. and In private name. II
desired, by - rna~
A. E. MINTIE, II. D.
II Ksarny Street, San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
win be sent 10 one applying by letter, stating
symptoms, sex and age Strict secrecy in regard
to al business transactions.
DIR. MINTIE's KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPH.
RErICUN, cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints, Gonorrhsa, Glest. Leucorrheea. For
sale BY all druggists; S100 bottle. six bottles for
$500.
DIR. MINTIE's DANDELION PILLS. are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
cure in the market For sale BY all d.u gists.
Jan. 2. 1ss0,--tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-06-08
ENGLISH REMEDY

lis NEVER FAILING
tCure for Nervous De-
|bility. Exhausted Vitality
seminal Weakness, >per-
[mAtorrhRa. L O s T
impotency.
|Prostatorrh@a, Psraly-
|sts, sHd all the terrible
effects Of self-abuse, Of
youthful follies. and ex-
|cesses in lnsturer years,
such ~ loss of memory.
IIassitude, Nocturnal
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30
MIsuEILASrOus.

OsE Of the Hcverest storms on record IL
reported from the Pacific coast, aud much
damage to shipping and other property
has resulted Several casualties are re.
ported. San Francisco was for time cut
of from communication with the outside
by the telegraph lines being proslrs,sd In
all directions.
THE recent discovery OF Nilillist resor.
opposite the Annitchkon Palace in 81. Pc.
tersburg has resulted in the arrest OF sew.
enteen persons
IT Is rumored that a revolutionary exps'
lition against Spain is being prepared In
France and that II will depart from Mar
seilles.
Tng uncertainty regarding the removal
Of the treaty of commerce betwesn Aus.
trin. Hungary anil I,oumania will, II
long continued, cause the removal 10
Germany Of number Of Austrian msr.
chants doing business with firms in Ron.
mania.
SPAix will appoint Governors OF the
Caroline aud pclew Islands, and will send
troops 20 establish garrisons. She viii
also send mn expedition to the point where
the Eunhoat Albaiross planted the German
flag during the yap incident.
THE Grover Cleveland won the iceboal
race for the Comnodore's pennnnt at Red
Bank, N. j., covering the ftteen-mile
course on the Shrewsbury River in thirty.
six minutes.
Il l. claimed that the maintenance OF a
British army In Egyp, Is too costly m ex'
pertinent
Duptss The seven lays ended the nd.
there were ~ failures IN the United States
and canada, against 90 for the preceding
like period.
TnnyE dynamitsrs at San Francisco
Cal. were sentenced on the ed 10 81,
months imprisonmen, each.
TgK National Board of Trade, which wa
In session Of Washington, adjourned sins
die on the I'D.
A Proposition Is unisr way 20 con-
solldate the Ohio & Iississippi Railway
machine shJpf ~ Y located AZ East "
Louis. Fiora. rant. Cochran. Seymour
and vincsanss. a, Washington. Ind.
provi1sd tho citizens Of the latter place
will donate sirty nrris Of eligible land
/ and s7s.0l1 cash.
on The III The annaal mse'ing q ths ih'
,erustional Nons.srv STANDARD AZ ocss'
sloa Ess hell a. London.
AxoTHFa dvntniis scare has rroken oa
In Lon don. thoash wi,haui any pefcspiibi'
cause. ssirsns pa,ies precautions ar
hsinE tsssH.
As1ur I've hanifsa hsnd-ioom insrai'
Garnet vsavsrs siof'fsi Sork At Fhiisa'i
nina On ihe 81 sui ssal oif On s'riks.
T-r s-srctll q stalrzl msrshsnasfs :
.sw yns. Tor lhf .rses anied the ~. eE
slu...s q DRY ss1 .. p Sisalasa = " :
IA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30
MOODYpS PLAN.
How tho Noted Evangelist Proposes TO
Provide for Giving ths Gospel Free 10 the
Raur nl ghlsaaa

How the Noted Evangelist Proposes TO
Provide for Giving ths Gospel Free TO the
Poor Of Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. l.--Dwlght l.. Moody
the evangelist, at meeting Friday after.
moo u, made an appeal for places Of wor.
ship for the poor. He said that what was
needed was capital Of two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars-hfty thousand dol.
lars TO he invested in cheap houses Of
worship over the city and the balance
placed at interest. The suggestion met
with good deal Of ENCOURAGEMENT l.
foung Mr. Cyrus II. Mccormick offered
TO subscribe iifty thousand dollars, aud
II Is sal d afterward agreed 10 make u one
hundred thousand dollars. Other gen.
tlemcn offered to subscribe, and II Is un.
derstood that an organization will be at
once perfected 10 carry out Mr.. Moody's
propoyal.
Although the announcement was made
In one 0f the morning papers, aud appar-
emily substantlated In all but one of the
afternoon papers, as 10 the supposed be-
quest Of Mr.. Mccormick Of 100000 70.
ward the founding of the missionary
home suggested by Mr. Moody, II nov
appears that Mr.. Mccormick denies hay.
Ing made the generous proposal attrib.
uted 10 him. II II stated, on the other
hand, that the amount suggested by
Mr.. Moody will be raised, liberal contrl.
buttons having already been made 70 that
md
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30
A HORRIBLE MURDER.

A crssy Negro. LaboriiE undor tho Belief
That fie Had Captured the World aud
se, the Devil rrse," Murders an Old
white Lady.
HENDERSON, Ky., Jan, ga mos,
heinous murder was committed st two
O'Clock yesterday morning three miles
below this city. Calvin Simpson, Union
County negro, forced an entrance 70 the
residence Of Mrs. Graves, an old white
lady. She and her two daughters ned
out Of the front door, followed by the
nrgro. The old lady was oyertaken and
killed, q bludgeon being the instrument
used. The negro claimed 10 have been
sent BY God 10 do the deed, because Mrs.
Graves would not pray. The girls es-
caped 10 q neighbor's or they woald have
been killed. Simpson went 10 the
residence of Miles Brown, near
the place Of the tragedy, drove
him out oi his cabin and
took possession. The news spread rap.
l,lly. Helshbers surrounded the cabin
and stood guard during the balance Of
the night, until officers from this city ar.
rived. After hard woFk -bst,erina down
n. doors. Simpson vas captured .na
Lrossht 70 Henderson. Ne ieiuns IN
ssnify, i desperate In his speech and be
hnvigr and claims 10 have captured The
devil aud sss the world Tree. One Of his
nuf nrt1 In The Jail was 70 stack the
deputy izilef. and bnt for prompt assist
sne# sFsH'd have allied hin Hfl Gnyes
vas, .avs years old. Iheu i fslk u
hue.' =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30
A SCIENTIFIC VIEW.


ysots which Uav. neon scientifically
Established, and what Actual OBJ
servation Has Taught.
Ten years ago, at the request Of the
Edinburgh Society Of Arts, DR.. u. W,
Richardson, 7. r. s., delivered before
that body six lectures on alcohol, pre-.
senting the result Of a protracled
scientific investigation Of the subject
Among the facts thus scientifically
established were the following:
/. Alcohol, instead Of raising low.
ers the temperature Of the body.
After a drunken stnpor It has some.
times taken three days to restore the
natural warmth, ind,r the most favor
able circumstances Even moderate
drinkers are peculiarly exposed TO
dangerous "colds."
2. Alcohol Is not, In any proper
sense, n food The development Of
fat from It's use is simply due TO struc,.
Wal degeneration Of tho vital organs.
8. Alcohol accelerates the action
Of tho heart from one hundred thou
sand beats day to. say, one hundred
and twenty-five thousand, followed by
proportionate weakening that neces-
states. successiycly, additional
draughts, Hence the heart becomes
enlarged and It's valves dsordcrcdi and
the brain, by the increased ilow OF
blood TO II, IL rendered for the time
more active, aud is succeeded by greater
feebleness, which demands the ropeti.
ton of the stimulus.
4. The whole internal cavity Of the
body, all Its organs, every bone and
point, the brain and spinal cord, ara
wrapped In membranes, through which
~ filters, everything has TO pass for tho
sistenance OF the respective parts,
These membranes must be- Just porous
enough, and be kept perfectly supple.
Nov, alcohol causes them TO thickcn
and shrink, and thus effects q general
deterioration Of the organic structures.
8. Among the effects of this deicri.
oratioD, In those who drink moderate
ly, are various neuralgia pains, the
worst form Of indigestion, and wake.
fthncss.
O. At q later stage of drunkenness,
not single organ Of the body escapes
Reorganization Of It's vital structure,
though heredity or other conditions
nmy cause a seeming concentration oi
disease ON some particular organ--the
liver, the kidneys, the lungs, the heart,
the brain or spinal cord.
a. III this agent do really for the
moment cheer the weary and impart a
flush Of transient pleasure 10 the un.
wearied who crave for mirth, its In.
nuenee-doobiiul even In these modest
and moderate degrees ia an in1nitesi-
NAL advantage, by the side Of an In
iinity Of evil for which there IL no com.
pensation and no human cure"
The above are the teachings Of
science. We will add the teachings Of
actual observation. Sir Andrew CLARK,
one Of the most eminent medical au.
thoritics In Great Britain, says that In
seven out Of ten Of his hospital patients
the disease was caused by drink. and
In the three others was aggravated by
II. He had sometimes thought Of CIV.
ing up his practice and going about tho
country In crusade against intoxi.
eating drinks. - Youths Companion.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS,

THE colored people around Atlanta, Ga,
arr In state Of excitement over the dis
covery that ghouls have gotten into tho
cemetery Of Decatur, suburb Of the city,
and taken therefrom two bodies.
REv. DR. J. r. SrnpER, professor of
moral philosophy and bellies lettres at the
Washington aud Lee University, died al
stannton, Va, on the 70 u softcuing Of the
brain.
GKS. Cook says the hostile Apaches have
at last been driven ont Of his department
and have taken refuge In the Sierra hadra
mountains In chihuahua aud Sonora, old
Mexico.
ALICE HALTER, a prepossessing girl OF
fourteen years, was arrested at Buffalo, n.
", on the I'D on charge Of arson. She
desired 10 20 10 party with the family OF
her employer, John J. Berger. They refused
10 take her. and, in revenge, she attempt.
cd b set the house on fire.
DURING the performance Of Camille, at
Washington, on the I'D, while Clara Nor
ris was dressing for the ballroom scene
abe tainted and remained insensibls for
several minutes.
gEoRoE swoPE, while engaged In a
drunken row at Bardsville, NY, on the
gd. was struck on the head with an az.
handle aud fatally injured by Thomas
Unkens.
A COMPANY with capital stock Of ST..
Ooo,Oo0 has been organized ~ build rail.
road between Little Rock and Hot Springs,
/ Ark.
NV. JoSEs and ?. Treseden. Mornons,
we're arrested at Salt Lake City, Utah, On
the ssd, for bribing United states otiicsre.
and held In bonds Of $1,000 aud 5000 re-
spec,iveiy.
+ NHs. GssvEs, widow lady living near
Henderson. KY. was murdered by a neg o
named Calvin simpson. on toe sith. The
following night simpson vss taken from
iall and hanged 30 tree half mile from
town.
Tsr House Pensions Committee ha.
unanimously determined 10 report The
Msxiesn pension ! III giving ell Mexican
war veterans. efhcefs. mshoftneif WIDOWS
pensions Of - per month.
RscH gold Eel Z have teen dlscovesi 10
tie Republic oi Honduras
Afzafs On The Il inois Cenirsi rsilrcsd
%. wrecked on toe s5th near Holly
spti, :. Miss. The snsinsef, Wm hsfsn.
Of Teoas, Team. -ss killed.
i sru4 rss insroavrsd r. ihsi ir~-r kn-ss
AZ ro.ey..s on The eash permitting owners
Of c,tfsn selrsd after June ". isss. tc
ltrinr ssft IN ne Ccsrt of Claims p reevssf
vslss sssrerf.
ksorsss cold wase Is sdssn iHs from
the extreme frrfhrss,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30
INreMpERANoE AND CRIME.

A, I,ea., Tva.Thl,a. a, An Al. e,,u..
Committed MAY lie Ju.iIy Attributed
10 the Use Of Intoxicating Liquors.
The second IN the sor,os n, Tomn.r-
.noa I,',..auIa. 49," IL. spo.
So" ".s."E' ""''' w" io'n. SUPER
VISION oil inc General Assembly's Fer.
manent Committee on Temperance
and the Standing Committee on TEN.
peranoe M IN. preshv,erv NJ Nsw yo,t
a. hoIa on e,nda, ,,.a.,,,,. T,a ..,..
-, s,u '',','. :" 'y ~ -, o'o"s' ',s 1"e pm
sips pG,s. aauIcss ,., ol .ne strhlng wa made
oy Nh'ei-yusliee 'n,.p MOAN Davls,who spoke
on @. uas "s,a''oh ,, =, 'nlelnpe,ancs 70
lint '.n. nv u"el' paIricu,hrly on
.ha' ~ pau ,seh ~ MS ohiciai capaoi-
W saymg TOT more ,hah quarter
=, century nave wa.cneu u'e stream
~ w,, oIhls swesP,hg y. VICTIMS past me
WY snoulu ) no' nenouhce 70 thc
mor'a lne cause, OF ulose er'mesf vi
.he la,ge numbers oi criminals NJ.
ia,gnea l., before me, nave, as a general
'nlnR inquired in'o ,hc causes oi tneir
erlme., ana u is my urn conviction
bat oi such a. hohllclae, Wife-Deating,
sssaul, aha pa.,ety anu uisorueriy con-
onct, iu.iy eigh'-'.n'hs are dne 70 tho
.s Use o. ln.oAlca.lng z liquors. VI ali crimes,
.ns 'ss.nohy sl,y ol many luages TOT over
,No nuhafeh years SHOWS tnat ~ least
two-thirds are attributable 10 the same
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30
TEMPERANCE READING.
JusT ANOTHER


IT'S snafAUhf Haaf Yst mother dsaf
uftt Ne aIfna sine.
'fulH Hiflf fatr ia fffaFHia
fhia fuuihfn ffaHa ~ mine
A. ihif bee larn dfslrf HHfl
tHmf Hfuflf mother rHla
fhf suIf HHi tNfftf Nnlaflfiaf
ne HH4il 1a's' Flass
fss uolis zen bHt iHfi itis 1Ha
Ifumlae NnHf Hitu Wr NffN
fhat you Wili. ihHn nHt iIsiu aaaln.
AHd ! VIII have nu ifff
wei then. lntf Wuihff fn f0uf hfaIlA
Lens mHf fau Ife HII aNH
fnuf suu tho affai lni nut.H man
That you would h4tH hIH hn
Az sad ~ ieli. Within aoeli.
Stretched ~ ~ low hard bod.
ThH mobile huft q tuuihrr iuf
lice grim and ruli nni dUai
lh iuuply grief he rIiftd hls late
Ana rhaina that hnnnd him sHfA
We .iifad The wine. but now those iina
Afe sehi0i fnrevufmufr
And none may know II drep dark woe
Hhadnw 4 The passing sntii
lfnnr bright rai ahunu n'pf iul way
10 the etufnal Faai
Alnno, close haffd. A. mdni IN hour,
The fotiufrd spirit He'd
while no pale muufnrr wnui nr prayof
llcslde that prison bed
Hcc yon white hair that brow Of care,
Those hot femufseiil tears
Aud futtowed check An DO they speat
Oi sorrow, or ~ years
The desUlRtod mother wect4.
Her grief too we'll she klpWs
wA purchased by tho 500 al rlA.,'
Pull 10 the hrim with Wues
Northern Messenger.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

The industrial outlook for the DO.
mestic hen for the coming year is BE-
cloudsd with di=snasIng opposition.
The New York sim Ia reviewing Tie
slsussion says Her glory hes now
departed. her occupation is goae. her
hnt born Il no longer IN object q
solicitads. and hsr home u kos~e ~
mourning Like Mary q Sco>lan1 e
nsris Anioiassie. she woaId - -
her head on the bloch. % -
from The shame and eblo4ay -
been heapei upon her. n vee1|1 1
helpmais i stricken low. The nrl|1o|r|
sgs : In he nafketn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

THERE are five men In the present
Congress who date back 10 Buchanan's
time-senators Morrill,. Sherman and
Logan. and Representatives Holman
and Reagan. Mr.. Morrill, has served
continuously In every Congress since
the thirty-sixth. He begins to manifest
signs Of physical decay. as Reagan also
does In a much less marked degree. but
Logan seems as strong a. ever.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

THE illness Of John Kelley. the
sachem Of Tammany, in New York.
Is now said to be caused by q disease
very like softening Of the brain. One
day he appears quite well. and on the
neat Is confined TO his bed. Ills term
Of Chairman Of the Tammsny organi-
zation committee expires next May.
when he says he viii formally and for
ever withdraw from politics.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

IN this New Year Of our Lord, 1885.
Washington's Birthday comes on Mon.
day, Valentines Day ON Sunday. st.
Patrick's Day on Wednesday, April
Fools Day on Thursday, Memorial
Day on Sunday, Fourth Of July on Sun.
day and Christmas on Saturday; Lent
begins March iOi Easter Sunday will
DO the 25th Of April.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

A REVIEW % the cattle trade Of
Montana shows that during the past
year the Territory received 100000
head by trail from the South and the
Northern Pacific brought In T.O00
calves from the East and 5000 from
the West,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

The Governor of Arizona reports
that Territory as paying ten per cent.
interest upon warrants for sl2o.ols.
and the indebtedness Of the several
counties Is sl,f0l ,625. When all tho
appropriations Of the last Assembly are
provided for, the Territorial debt viii
be 100000. Tho insane people cost
six dollars per week each at tho asylum
at Stockton, Cal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

The young lady, Miss Jones. Of
lIyland, Ulster County. ~ Y, who re.
Gently received $4,000 for m act Of
Kindness to al elderly lady In New
York City, has already received eleven
letters asking her hand in marriage.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

An audscious robbery occurred In
Wholesale house In Boston the other
night, where stranger came up from
tho basement at the opening Of busi-
ness with a grlpsack containing five
hundred dollars worth Of silk, and
escaped without being suspected. He
had spent the night in the building.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

FtHsHtt hsi lafifHaisd me Hsitlo.il,,
slsetars n Armagh ~ goia nv fha tltasal
sandlfsiss n ihs s0mlns slsoilss
~ NE 1i'h Representative I8tsph Hss.
hln, N annli1wae, Wis, died Al wasb
inaiob oi IlflEhrs dltsaas n ne hlassys
hhnn ifHq, president N The ijaslsb
Folke'hlng' sentenced % sls monihF In
prlsonneni fof disturbing political mssl
lns' has been committed 10 prison
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

A oAuE Of celestial hide-snd-seek
worth looking at now goes on every
clear evening In the southern sky.
Sirius, close following young Orion.
seeks night after night to catch .
glimpse Of Venus, but thai worthy
body. ~ u grown coy all at once.
slips behind the curtain of the West
A. Venus goes down Sirius comes up
the one the brightest Of golden plan
sss. the other the mos, brilliant Of blue
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

A TEAMsrER who was accidentally
killed in an Eastern city the other day
was thought to be without relatives.
but II got out that deceased had been
left fifty thousand dollars by Western
relative, and already two alleged wives
have put In an appearance, deeply
boreayed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

THE following advertisement sp.
pearcd In m English provincial news
paper recently Wanted, God.
fearing lawyer, a true son Of light, 10
conduct law case. Write Box -.
Plymouth
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

THERE Is an cx-Acting vice.Presi-
dent alive. II seems, whom everybody
has forgotten for many rs-David
X. Atchison, Of Missouri, who In 1853
was chosen by the Senate to I'LL the
place Of vice.Prcsident William X.
King, deceased.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

The recently completed census Of
Charleston. 3. C., shows a total popu-
lntion Of over GO,0OO. against about 49,
900 In 1880, an increase Of over twenty
per cent. The white population Is
about "a 800 and the colored over 32.-
800. The colorod surplus consists
mainly OF children.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

TnH Citlis4t4n Commission. en-.
rarod hy applicants for place. ba
decided ~ permit no request for exam
inaiIon ~ remain un ~ books longer
than six months
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

coHaAaurH BAHfftfr u the navy,
believes lhai Al least hall the vessels
lus. last season on the lakes might
have been saved by iudicious use ot
oil ON troubled waters
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

lnf hasslfn n HmeHf ha4iHR Ne.
ilsi - fliow ,te ftiiHr a fqu,s
usly IN hotels end saiiHgsHabsas gg.of8
lI1aof ihopi Fofe closed On Jasusfy T.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

Nf1nnf W Cnnna gave 10 eaeb hog
.p one N lbe largest sunday school. In
Philadelphia an order ior Ten dollars
F1filto " olaibine as q Christmas pfas.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

~ Hsfshslils~H. II ~ NJ M. svsfy,
thlHH Fas reported aHsvsf In sni ihs
thffm1mHief Indicating tNeaiy.eha A..
Fffes hsl8v fsfH nsllfasf travel 80 aus.
pended
o. The niahi n The u me Nsw York
Alnmni Association u Vale College had
their annual dinner a. nslmahlfa's. New
fofk' chauaeey " nsrss presiding.
a huHgH comes from berlin that Der.
many ls making oveftufss f1f the paftl.
tioh N the Humoan Islands
UhHaAsr Is determined 10 dsnatlonal.
iFe her Polish provinces, and 10 that end
VII purchase estates In those provinces
and portion the land cot 20 Geinan peas.
ants, and wlll also Increase The number n
schools In which Tho derman language IL
taught.
VKRY severe weather has recently been
experience In tho Province ~ Ontario.
with heavy snow storms, the thermnm.
eter fifteen degrees below zero, aud the
railroads blockaded, the situation has been
somewhat trying.
THE Commissioner u Pensions decides
that soldier who deserted, was arrested
and puni shed for Inc oe,nss ond g.
ward served his tluo In ,hs ar,,y and co..
then bonorablv dlschorged dtd na, 80
his title 10 n penslon for di..blitie. ro.
cclyed In the lIne Of bis dutv
On the 23d about sixty feot Of the road.
bed Of the phlladelpbla A peadlng pan.
road cayed in near shennndo,h pa ioay.
ing a hole over seventy feet IN dl,me,er
II dropped into the nina holov nas'
senger train had lust passed over tho sno,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

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