The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-02

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ptiurcs o, IemhAnii ia Bernhard
10 90 The b lnisi biri exhibited
ZONE u~crtuutnrfs
This herd have bonn % lang In con.
fnpment said NJ rrolhcrle "thal
they aw comparatively gentle when thc
stocking Is rullcl over their necks
The fght and lick vigorously some.
tImrs when they have been accustomed
70 The liberty Ola large farm"
johnson led the bird UP 10 = side 81
the hut against which with n han.
h. heid Ms meek Ne held up a wing
with thr other baud. while Mr. Pruthero'
held che other wing and with a pair o'
shear clipped white feather one incl
from the flesh under the wing 81
would not DO. continued MI P~rpiheroc
'fo pun these feathers ont In lamnia.
ton might setin We pull ont the tai
feathers and those on the outside ~ th'
wings one month after we cut on thi
largc feathers under the wng new
ic1 hers push OUT the Old quili.'
While Mr.. protheroa VI. speaking
the lony.ncckcd birds were maxim.
fr.cr-is with the reporter. One Of then
soiFed his .hir collar. tui was illustrates
by johnson IN his at em0t % swallow
r. Another trci 20 gulp down the p,
porter 5 cane. but fning 4 stir nsck ,hl
result. deiisfei
III you viii stsn1 bsh nd ne" saii
the Young Eagi sbman. va vii ope'
the door ani IA ihe birds oat for thei
morning airing They Az dangerou
when lc; ~ hhegty.'
johnson uushei back the Siding dno
Of the hut Nos. cont Huet vi
PriherO,. you viii se sonethin
that yol have ~ bad tie privilege Z
seeing IN Ameriez bcfore.' iohlso
pave a low. p.-ll1r Whele. rcssmbiIn
somcWhai tks "hrDmminE % the bird
- he walked ogi o. the door into n
grassy enclosure. Tie ungAinly brel
rushed after him sIi-melL. The.
necks were cancd out and their mouti
were vide open. They ran Abrut III
enclosure in a brcak-Heek fashion 4
several minutes occaa zaly bnmpin
into one another Then they bega
fa1ping their wings and Waiting.
was a vcriiabls WALTZ. and Is - icrme
by ostrich farmers The hirk tar
rapidly round and round. dipping the
nceks and swaying their bodies Al eae
turn. A rhythm that could be set
music porvadcs their motions.
cit would be unsafe 20 60 amor
! ihem now. unless. Ike johnson. V
were familiar with them" said "
!. Protheroc Two of the male osirich'
! began 10 fight At this point. They face
ca h other with distended mouths. "a
! ping wings aud glariny g IS. Tn
they hegan a pccking match, which "
, followed BY some high kicking. "a
, ward. backward and sidewise. "Wh
: thev are too tough 10 be much hurt
' their own kicks. they have been know
10 break the arms aud legs Of men
: thcm.n said Mr.. Prothrroe. IT
! birds will he taken TO California 500
> Mr. Prolheroe thinks his ostrich farl
ing in America will 10 entirely succei
: full T. Sun.