The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27

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and ChleAaaes We long, mon,
vho how read With incredible, NJ III,
vast resources and mluunded pro.
ducli,enes Of the West, vii be eyc.
Nilnpsscs Of the truth vi shat | ~,
Reader, do ,ou wahi o field :,
rlch that The, ha,e 10 bury THEN dead
With load Of clay IN the grave Il
Keep them from rising too sooh
II Is here Do you want water ~
elcar that you can never tell whether
there Is water IN 4 bucket unless You
taste ~ 1t is here. d. You wan,
timber that lasts twenty yrats and
then iurus to rock ! II il here. b.
YOU wan, 10 raise cattle ~ fat that
they melt IN summer aud run into
~Ilov ponds ready lor dipping into
candles : Here they are. DO YOU
wan, n country whcrc Your friend
never borroas your umbrella: Here
!, u.s. fer it rain, So hard all winter
that Il would lie of no use. aud It
never does rain IN summer. at all.
The vaier.mclous grow 50 large here
that they make canoes and wagon.
beds VI the riuds but, then, When
they go to haul potatoes, they are
compelled to put in only one ut II
time, for fear Of begging. | could
90 on to cnumeratc many other ic.
mnrkable things abou, ,hi. par, Of
the world; but, ,hcn, people can't
believe even as truthful q person ..
| am. unles, they see for themselves.
Night o,eriaking me in the mid,
of my reflections upon the future
greatness OF this par, cf the Union.
| was compelled to seek y shelter
for the night. Now. this j. . yer,
easy matter in the "SIaic.," where
there are houses anl farms al along
the road, but in the Wet i, !. very
different, for We often travel all day
wiIhou, seeing house | had the
soed fortune, however. to fni one,
yer, soon, and after | had made the
resi,lcn, understand ,ha, desired
to partukc Of bis hospitality Ior the
night, he asked the to come in. ami
! los, TO time in ,loins 80. Steop.
ing to enter. ! found tha, NUT b,
very careful where placed my feet.
50 as not to tread upon the collcc.
ton OF inhabitants crowded within.
Close under the forc.sill lay large.
dop.eared SOW, grun,in: her com.
plain, sesins, my intrusion upon hen
rights near the fireplace lay three
or four shaggy dogs. asnke,l B,
cailircn more scan,ily dressed than
vas Don Quixo'e when he spilled the
landlords vine in the contest With
the giant, (Pania6lando. Of the
gloomy aspect, aud as threw my
ha, into the corner Of the room, !
disturbed a collection Of pigs. pup.
pie. and chickens, that seemed to
have taken possession Of that part
Of the castle. Bu,. for all these
things, | found these poor people to
possess much Of ,hs, kind hospisali.
" so honcratly attributed 10 the
Arabs. ana I have no ,loub, bu, ,hcs
would have kille'l the fa,,cd cali for
the il il had no, been too late in the
evening to drive j, up from the prai.
rie. I scen made myself a, home,
and the laiy Of the house went abouI
preparing supper for me. Ny hos'
took down his pipe, filed il With to-
bseco ami ssmaeh lsavcs, and afte'
taking long pull =. the stem. b
handed it to me. Thus We smoke,
and talked till supper Vas prepared
sad | think vs ssjeyed ourselves ex
cee,lingly, considering TIE fact tina
neither Of ss undentood s1scra o
he esher's language. When ssPpe
uss really, We sesse'l osselvss .
s.ble. liable = yss ask, Pslaaps
.swhs, | shsekhs shat he Isaiso u