The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-11-21

DfrlhFptf FHrsony,-At the
CIahhy ihealeE in pafa, lhsy pef
form hnw every night = fafce, the
scene If which is liid 10 New Yofk.
aud IN which three strong minded
American women tfc leading chafae.
tors They appear ou the stage with
enormous meofWhaums, wear ten
pound waterfalls, hofscwhip a timid
grnlloaan, swear drcadfally. relate
10 one another what they bad seen at
the various club.rooms, make impcrti.
ncnt remarks about the passcfs.by.
and behave IN the most wonderful
manner. One Of them says she WINS
married and divorced seven times.
The French writer's seem TO think that
there are plenty Of such characters in
America, aud that the portraits Of the
women nrc not exaggerated.
CHOOSE WELL.-Thc line Of con-
duet chosen by young man during
the five years from fifteen to twenty
will in almost every instance deter
mine bis character for life. As he is
then careful or careless, prudent or
improvidcnt, industrious or indolont,
truthful or dissimulating, intelligent
or ignorant, temperate or dissolute,
80 will he be in after years; and il
needs no prophet to cast his horoscope
or calculate his chances in life.
There is n voice of sublimity in
the ocean, an awful majesty in the
storm, a gentle message in the flow
ews, n beauteous wooing in the breezy
, morn and the golden twilight and
, an eternity of Jehovah's love the
all pervading light, which sw,. in
, fluence is so constant, we fail TO APP
, preciate its worth, but imagine il
withdrawn for awhile. Thus would
be the spiritual darkness of Gods
, children, were He to Withhold his
, affection.
The designs for the new postage
stamps are described as very beauti-
ful. The two cent stamp has for a
vignette mail-carrier on horseback;
I the three cent, a mail train under
!, steam; the five cent retains the min
iature Of Washington; the ten cent
has copy Of the Signing Of the
Declaration, from Trumbulps paint
, ing In the Rotunda of the Capitol ;
: and the thirty cent, surrender
scene, from the same artist, familiar
!, to all readers of the history Of the
! Revolution.
As the sunshine fills the dewy
f morning with the warmth and bright
ness, so gil the hearts of your chill
7 dren with joy and gladness--then as
their lives pass from morning to noon,
: and yours from noon 10 evening,
4 your twilight skies will glow with
' the brilliant hues Of their love and
3 esteem.
Never dissect mans character in
o his absence, to pick out his faults,
1 but to place the jewels Of his excel
: lences in their most favorable light
. in the position that will most efec-
tually overcome the glare of bis de-
I fciencies. Speak of fault only "a
its owner, and then for the purpose
Of gentle correction.
. Life without love, is like a bird
y without n song, garden without
. flowers, trees without leaves, night
4 without its stars, and day without
e light.
e The stars shine only in the night
II and rainbows span the clouds--st
e brightest deeds are often accom-
n plished in the dark hours OF adyer
IS sity, and fairest virtues CLEAN IL
'e seasons Of sorrow and distress.
,r Booth sportcd a new crown, chang
. ed for his old one, in the character o
d '"Richard," in Boston, which cos
. him $1,000.
,e Missississippi paid Internal Rev
ID enue tax for the fiscal year endinI
nr June 80, 1868, 50, 75i, S72, IS.
In Australia they have fenced il
r. 10000 acres where ostrich are KEEP
er and il is found that the feathers Of
iy fun grown bird will cell for 800