The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-06-03
VOLUME u. NulgsEh 80,

napb They advanced eas,l'aisiy
skiing n lhcif sIloes b prevent their
Icvssiets being heard
They approached The lofty lo~cr
Ihc,f hearts heating y in ioyeus ans
licipa,iou u victory. No, . soami
was heard frsau witldh. They css
scsrcel, refrain from exclama'scasc,
deHrhi for tlwy'havc bot 10 swim
acpes tho moa, anI place sc'llnE
ladders, Mfd tho cssIIe was thottsl
l;ut "a auctucr n,cmeai thecry frow
lemelves tcuacs the inmates 10
tho scnsc u their danger, tho guard
ny to their posts und pursue the
nov trembling Danes who Ny before
them. Whence arose this sudden
change OF aifairsi From q very
simple cause. II appears that the
moat, Instead Of being flied with,
water, was in reality, drsd up and
oyer-grown with this,lcs, which
pierced the unprotected feet oil the
assailants, who, tortured with paius
lorgot ,hoir cautious silcncc aud ut
tered the cry which had alarmed
the sleeping inmates VI the castle.
is The iShamock Of Ifstiist- Z
Ono dry st. ps,triel. was prcachn.
at Tara. lIc was anxious 10 ex
plain the doctrine OF the HolyTrini
: ty. Thcpeoplc failed to understan'
! and refused to believe that Nther
| could bethrce persons and yet bu
one God. The holy man paused
y mo,nent absorbed in thought, an
| seeing II shamrock rccplng from u
green turf exclaimed, ado you M
/, see in this simple little wild aow'
el how three leaves are united in. %
h stalk p Ills audience understo,
RI without officially this s'nlple y
striking illustration he inc
n pressiblc delight oil st. latrlc
,t From that day tho SHAMROCK becAn
q tho national emblem ol lrcland
I,l --->-s~>N.s--
TmG BAgchELoR JvRon. g
ltleniln Who is rather givtn 10 sto
a, telling relates lhciollowihg:~ - =
~ When | was IA young man
a spcnt several ycarsinlthe South,
siding Tor awhile at Port Hudsen
,ss tho Mississippi rivcE,rA great 4
q of, litigation was going p, ~ "
N about thai time and it was not
,...l ways an caSy matter 70 obtain d j
y ' Ono day ] was bdiiimoriad to'ac
" that capacity and repaired to
~ court roo,hlto gctcxcascd1 g J
4 ou mynamc being called lin
lmed his honor tho Judge, tha
~ was not q liee llpl.lcr iard theFe
III, III uot qualified to serve aig u
~ ri am stopping for the Tim time y y
!, -, at Port Hudson" !.
~ aYou board 1t the lIlotcl, I
sumo" " ''''''a a'.'
'9 II take my meals, but hascr'
in another lart Of thotoyli, wla
D. 'odgcd."s8l oir itaoa I
$50 youIkcep bachclors ball
eyes, SIR s.,ix,lis Mir .gl,
~ elbow, long haye YOU liycd, IL. u
NJ manner !" .f,
ggH "About Xix months
al think your arc dunlllicd,, y
: oi " remarked the Judge, "icr ]
eee q never known a man TO keep bs
were lor's hall tho lcngth Of time
heir name who had not dirt Ieroug
time his room to make him free no
Gar The court does not excuse you.
more ~~>~~,
celv. iIonAcE GREELy on IA
When IsG--IIc gels Of the folio
APP maxims at the Texas State
tinuc last month: ~
ee,a But-rnot 10 trcspass too IA
WV :, on your paliencc--let me
;.I - with a few maAiins, appli
j ae 10 cultivation in every CLINE,
1 the under all circumbsanees, wh
who among populations dense as u
and China Or sparse as That of ,
their America. yq,
Since /. Only good farming pays
vopr who sows or plants without
signs So''ap,c 'S'a'a.o I. 81
1 of annually, might better earn
white Of some capable ncishbbor
Ead work'for 50 poor q Pa,yltlnrast'
'ttlcrt he is certain q prove himself ~
I! 'hfl'! IL. Thclfarner j. proved
! hs by the steady appreciation Q
hui, ~. crops. Any one may reap =
| ,I,e pie harvest from h fertile
soil; the good farmer alone II
Y good crops Il fit, aba betlt