The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08


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us'a ailHs HullsF fiIe apptTtl#s
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fhf hhssi statm NtilottIns / !,
lvs sis.u'IfaIoa II sId Ma,a'.
lle''e, Y description taihs u fne.
e''"' aHsinifHe % nature tIl#s sysw
hsf eofnp'iena II sinale wrsiahad.
o. wlllpI u rew1uIse.lp n tlsIr
place af ade. II mlist have been
written der sqine happy haliaeina.
iion cf nd, which, |, + 10 Ne l,opej.
some'lmeti,as those fofiora aroa.
si'fts a''tlrsiFiers them inaeusIblr
and indifsnt 70 ihoir own sad
iaies. Eyluuailcss soa,eimes la,le6 !
end sylrt emotions gf Joy, and RI
Would iainelleSc that old maids. |
100 soV'e''F experience pafozisns
Of pleasure She locates her home
IN the inosIrile sqimre.of the Gar.
den Of Win. If This b true, Il |
explains thsaAop why 50 fcw ladics
settle theryoluniarily, and Why
those who o forced to live in this
Garden Of S'iom, are ever ,lissat.
isfcd and ding some avenue III
escape to 'hdlc Of Matrimouy. She
tells US that ture's sweetest song.
sters dwell ere. Women them
selves are nae's sweetest sonestcs,
but nut. my mcfy, extending, as II
does, far abaclto the past, is unable
to recall a slo old maid whose
voice struck as particular SYM
phonious- Tswees songsters have
soft, susceptibIearts, which, coming |
In contact witcue masculine hearts
tho two are ted and fused intoll
ont.aiThe b. icg hearts ! Of oldl !
@sal'as'is ~ a'isi lliks t!hedpfil bqgpipe voices,
arc Incapable Vspiyius the oppo- !
siieaex with ,t~demotions. Il Ire
fa,cflcoarse, ,toe old maids ,cho'ye :
pda redemptiossni'sH1 ,eelsos ijs
Aunt Fi5bsboaadaly y'iof 'her1 I
garden gard is rec laughable, For !
instance, the mis- bounded by the
Lake qofI Moraoua@ge, and who ?
ever knew had yg,s lady, Did rnaidg ?,
Or widow-no yer how old-who Il
had the moralirage to say ! no, NO. g
when untrannds nand when the fs
right man popihe qastioa at the Al
right timer siSoaths Baipaftly !.
by, State of Content Il n
ment, and whor saw A contented1
old maid--onas was not tho vic ns
lin of ehagrinl disappointment, m
Ind did not eed I'm rendering
every one uucctable around her,. y; u
The west i pito'nded.a !. ! suppose IgsTS ca
Aunt Fibby lset open fortLose on
Did bachelors conditions she so co
much .sasmmist \ % islipIin and rs
'escue her ana tbmpsnions from y
he Dead seaRliyiou,1' 70 which sci
'heyfe fast teh' Old maids are tw
represented as ing useful lives. va
This may bee \ isr tho Bible !.
Whot Lord lovcth he
'hastepe.h;y " may pessiblybe ot
hat they're iinssuis in Hishands boz
Q scourgc, tortind chasten their ~ ~
,ieces and nes, and an olherI Ind Ind
'oung people whom they come con
a eoutaets1sI, q disiiaet and an,
'ahfAirecollecf two oIdmaids Ian .
. goveriiess apaehcr1 Who rem ! p'e' e
Iered q few : josshile years psI
anything but lni. Il hope tho aor,
esoaa'ihey tame were salatary; Of |
ut I'm yet to hvinced Of IT, Ii Of
, really ccrwlI'be told ths, old ''o,
aaids a die hqpIi are wqlcbmsd ,be ti'e'
atp the portaAeaveu, isra they ceas
liml 4y, and If they iIint
re- welomed the portals iioi the
Il isths place to which i've ,ss
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