The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-17

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afpa 81 aeyihinsH shan ta allitie
mellev
Why afe The telhiafeeHaaia that
felleyei laehhaw hhe ihe yu0fe Aian,
Isl pfihefi lleeane the long espeal
I'd isrtff has arrived
~ ift q lals . little sammm
tense, said ayaHug lads "a hef ylali
aE "Ah. lal Nuhldn ihat la iahing
AZ Unfair Al aaiage Of yuul
NrtfH loo uln An old gentle.
Han aged ninety four years an heiug
asked II be- had ahy family replied
slih great silnpIleliyi mo stree =
not yet
A witness h llnosler euufl heing
asked how be- knew that iva certain
persons we're man and Wife, replied
Why, dog omit We heard ON aead.
10 each other more'b hfiy tiues,"
4 ninisier who had received mum.
hcr of calls, and could scarcely decide
/ whIrh was The best, asked lae advice
Of faithful old African servant, Nhp
replied master. 30 wherc i The most
! doK,L'
They must have q remarkably warm
! "spell" upin Michigan, just now, for
We notice. IN Detroit paper nf n.
cont date, that a woman was arrested
IN that city, having nothing IN her
person but a lo,e.letler and dagucr.
reoiype.
(which. my dear Young lady. do
YOU think the merriesl place IN the
world r.
THAT Immediately above tho at.
mn.phere surrounding ,hc earth.
why do you think soi''
because am told that there oil
bodies lose their gravity"
Snuok.' mother and old Mrs. snubs
were talking about little babies, the
other day. why" said Mrs. Snooks.
"ahpr ! was baby, they put me into
quart pot and put dawn The Ill over
me" And dil yeu liver was The
astonishing inquiry. They tell me
! did, was the astonishing reply.
"Wcll. lid yuu ever /" anil Mrs. Snubs
fll 10 knitting Ike one bewlichui.
"Alt rrg pgcr,cy."--'ihe Free
State Legislature of kansas. on the
rereipi II President llnehauan's mes.
ssev, passed The following resolution /;
"Ressired. That james Buchanan.
President of the 'niiel States. be- en.
titled to the name Of Mugrins. and
that q copy Of this resolution be scnt
10 him"
The resolution passed slnone deaf.
euins cheers.
Fanny Jones says that when she
was In love she frl, As II she was IN a
tunnel. wiIh train Of cars coming
both ways Jsimicks says thai ~hen
be- was 10 lov. he felt as II be- were
heiug huug---snd had a cat In biz hat
and a peek el humble beea under hi.
waisicost. JaiInicks knows the synip
toms. .Iulisna says that she felt .al
my-as II she were bower cf moon
beams sinking into bath III elIulgen'
honey. beneath ablaxc VI balmy stars
10 the times Of slow music.
smsRr.--1lelle Britain, In nutic'
Of Henry Ward Beecher. says n Par
son H.; "IIe has n wicked eye. sen
susl mouth. and altogether decided
" rrotane and secular look. In 81
his holy diseourses' he seems TO b
bordering on anholy things. and iooi
,assp a. II he wanted 10 svrar than :
pray or. like the Rsrsrcsd Thscdor
Parker. to swear by proxy. as when b
heard sha, Chase. Of uhin. had surns
pro.slsvery man. rerlkd--'ie quot
the words ef the wicked. bed b
damned II 10 believed II. I"
"sir." said fierce lauysr. ",lo 70
on your solemn oath swear that this
not your hand wri,insf'
Il reckon not
"Dues |, resemble your wyiting'"
"Yss. sir. | think It don't"
.Do you swear that II dea't rsseH
bic your writinsl''
"wsll. ! Do. old hoss."
"Yeu take your solemn oath th'
this writing does not resemble you
IN q single letter.
ayes
"iTsw do you knovl"
"Cause esn't wrisef'
TsRrs DAYS ArrER sIsHT.-N
iorr since A ruugh. country .luakIl