The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-18


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~ he called one evening ~ the family
mansion III flsfy Nose, With The ihitn
tiun ~ numbering him In a peateable and
friendly mamie hni then clipping With
his daifhter The hif Fnlfle Ft1eer
On that very night Fiery Nose rat 10
his library elth hia war paiut on, trying
~ balance hla scalp account which WAS
onu scalp short. and The Prairie Flower
nlao wore paint, and mt reading Tuppefs's
Inspiring poems under the chandelier IN
The front paflof
When buffalo Bull came IN, he went
back into The library, and entered into
c0nvt f@ilnn with iho ola man, lot be had
rare conversational powers aud spoke
his native tongue With a facility that was
N ones admlrahlc aud remarkable.
"Wnl you take a ppef" asked the hos.
pi,sble Fiery Nosc. "Do take ono
handing him a coil Of gas pipe 81 have
some tobacco that has a stamp on H. and
consequently must be good 1t was grown
In Padueah."
Why don't YOU use the Mud Turtle
brand nked Buffalo Bull Every paper
YOU buy has a million dollar bill In It, and
you can get II Tor five cents II IL an OK.
cellcnt Investment for your surplus earn
ings. Let me advise you TO get some
"Ah, | willi' said Fiery Nose, In q
| clear, distinct tone. "Prayharle, said he
tn his child, A" 20 around and buy me two
papers of Mud Turtle tobacco, You had
better ride. Get q quarters worth Of
tickets, and you may buy yellow jack
WIN Tue CnhuFei
The fair Prairie Flower kissed her aged
parent until his colors begas to run, and
then che went out on her errand with .
small hat over her eyes
Nice girl, amt she " said Fiery Nose
"rye had II great deal Of trouble bringing
her up, but / am amply repaid, and | at
tribute all TO the hct that | raised her
with Yeast powders. | got the best and
they did the business'
"By tho way, old boy" calculated "But-
falo Bull speaking Of your daughter,
she's q regular struightout, gamboge'
skinned, aboriginal angel, and no discount
on her. She's a nobby bit OF calico; and,
while | think Of II, understand young
GRIZZLY Bear, the festive brave Of the
Algouauins, has viewed her witha critics
eye and passed her imporfections by, and
concluded to 81 for her, What sayest
thou"
Has ho-has hey Well, permit me
here tn remark, that he has probably
Skinned up the wrong tree, llimr why,
I'd just ~ soon marry her to some
wooden. headed cigar store Indian, |
would, upon my sacred word OF honor as
u EAItlbllWl,
ashes too good for him, peradven-
tnre,' observed Buffalo Bull, scnton-
ti0nslv.
"Veuturo your whole pile on that, my
boy She wears low-down b%onnets, aud
has her linen embroidered besides, she
chews gum aud has a four.ounce ring
through her nose. No girl like that is
agoiug TO fling herself away, is she?
Well, | should think not, Not while her
pa ran dahble his hands In gore, Mt
any rate, | reckon
"But, my friend,' said Bull, with a
trembling voice, " how much these obulli-
tons of youthful affection remind me of
my c~hildhood's days, Listen to those
bona fdt tears rs they patter in the
Spittoon. Ohl where are the loved ones
gomez
IL give it up" said Fiery Nose, after
q few moments calm and patient thought.
Don't you r~ecOlloot how we used to so
out on the trail, and capture little chill
dren, and gougo their eyes out, and then
come home and learn our catechisms, and
knife our next door ~neiehbor, and then
pray 10 the great Manitou before W. went
to hedY All those were happy days, and
VIC were hilarious little Injuns, weren't
woY But now these things are changed
with the irrevocable past, you can bet
they are ~
"You're drunk, amt your" asked
Fiery Nose. "You are talking drivel;
where do you get your fire. waite
To this Buffalo Bull deigned no reply,
but, pretending to see something on the
top.knot of Fiery Nose, he asked him to
stoop down a minute while he picked It
off. He then claudestinely jerked out his
scalpiug knife, and lifted his hair, after
which he isbbed the knife into his vitals,
and then threw him on the CRATE TO die.
Just then tho Prairie Flower returned
with the tobacco, and perceiving, at a
glance that her parent was reduced TO q
cinder, she observed to Buffalo Bull thA'
1t seemed to be pretty well up with the
old man
"Hm'ml Yes" said he "but a thought
strikes me-will you be miner
"Well, don't know |; let me see-wha'
was your income for last yearY"
al Maid tax on two horse. blankets, 1
Barlow knife, and thirty. scalps, Be
sides, | love you to distraction. Come t.
this loving breast; rest on my bosom
s~sss Srsvyr tSNsS~c own reaa rreSr,
Flower, as she nestled closely against h
hunting shirt
And on her lovers arm she lcant
And round her waist abe felt u fold
lie said, :" do not care y cent
she said, "Tll bet he hnds he's so'dl'
Thus are these two aboriginal savage
, made happy in the mlluess of each other
, love. She grew old and ugly In time, al
|: he, In the depths of his u~nspeaksble
|, lection, used 10 sit, day after day, smokir
2 on the front door step, while she hocd col