The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09

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All religions instruction or even
'a%llusion % religion IN the school,
.of France IL a. strictly forbidden
by the new laws on Tho subject.
that the name Of the Deity IL care
fully oxpungod from the text
books
The Boston Herald suggests d
those Republicans who wish tc
run Robert T. Lincoln, son of Abra.
hmm Lincoln, for President, that
they take Gen Charles llamlin
son Of Hannibal lIamlin, for Vice.
President, and repeat tho ticket o
1900 Lincoln and Iiamlin.
The New York Sun talks by The
book when IL says. "Thore Is nj
war, in fact or in feeling, between
the two sections; and The common
interest Of South and North JUS
now is to turn a corrupt party on
Of power and set up an honest anc
economical government at Wash.
ington.'
Ex-Gov. Seymour, according to 8
New York paper, reads many
newspapers and goes out but little.
A man once stole a load Of Woo
from the Governors estate ant
broke down on the road. Many
drivers passed him, but the Cover,
nor alighted and not only sideC
him but lent him II strap. liz
knew that the wood was his own.
There is a pigeon roost in the
ncighborhood Of Augusta, No, OF
the Memphis Extension, about @
miles from Springfield. The bird
occupy Il piece of very densel,
timbered wood between five anc
six miles in length and between
two and three wide, and ever,
limb covered with nests, while tho
woods are full Of fluttering ant
fighting birds, from those ofmaturt
age TO the SQUAD in the nest.
The exact facts about Guitoau',
bones are that they are now lying
in two wooden trays, similar t
those in which housewives make
bread. They are as bright n,
ivory, and the head anatomist o
the Medical Museum saws the,
will make the finest skeleton il
the institution when strung up
He says that u perfectly uniform
skull is a great rarity. Out Of lS0I
examined only one perfect one wa
found.
The following story is told ofth,
Rev. DR.. Behrends, Of the Centra
Congregational church, Brooklyn
He was riding 10 his church on t,
horse car a week ago last Sunday
when he overheard the converse
tion of two young men. "Wher,
arc you going TO church this morn
ingY' said one TO the other. ooh
was the reply, al am going to tn,
Central Congregational church
they say they have a devil Of ,
preacher there. He'sa new on,
just imported"
A Louisiana planter in the Dixi,
Farmer says cotton seed is excel
lent food for hogs. lie mixed i
boiled with Irish potatoes an,
when his potatoes gave out b,
added q little corr meal with IA,
cotton seed and then used corr
with il and afterwards turnips il
the proportion Of four bushels o
turnips with tops on to three o
cotton seed. lie also nike
squashes and kitchen Stops will
the seed and when he runs out 0
compounds he feeds the boiled cot
ton seed alone. The hogs ar,
healthy and grow finely and fate,
on it. lie has never tried cottol
seed meal with the oil pressed on.
but thinks for hogs the seed is bet
ter with the oil in II.
In conversation with a Chicae,
reporter Gen. Grant recently said
"Gen. Crook is one of the most or
perienced and sagacious Indiar
fighters In this country, and prob
ably has a more thorough knowl
edge Of the characteristics Of IN,
Indian than any man in the army
| have never yet felt alarmed, ant
will not until disastrous news i
received. He understands Indiar
fighting so well that II he il MOI
able TO defeat the enemy in a frhI
he will have left an avenue for
safe retreat. OF course, there Il
possibility Of Crook being BETRAYED
by his Indian scouts, but il Is onl,
n slight one, as The General doubt