The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-18

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E1Iosit.p vent toiho main build.
bug Gr.t vt Justice Law and
mercy aud entered ju.t a. tbc BELLS
wcro Ginning Nearer my God to
Thot ana Oh, what daalI ng
We uehcld
Tapestry with gold and carving,
pictures, pillars and lights, Gow
crs birds and fountains o%uifiyal.
ling Arabian nights What a piet-
urc'quc pinoramaof living human
beings, Of all colors, costumes,
nativitics such a grand display Of
machincry-and many relics Of
antiquity -perfumcs, pearls and
jewels from the Holy Land-silks
from China-as well ~ oils, fruits
and winos from all parts Of the
world-earthenwarc, stone, bronze
and terra Gotta, and a great guam
tity Of pottery and ware, The
Hawaiwan exhibits were interest.
ing, showing rare specimens Of
fancy work, made, Of fbres, shells
and feathers. and handsome neck
Iacos made Of seed. We saw
many rare works Of art-spccimena
Of sculpture from France, among
which was a representation oil
Christ from the cradle to the
tomb it is Il most beautiful
idcalization Of the face Of til,
Saviour. Never surely has there
been n truer representation Of the
suffering Son OF Man.
Among other things worthy o
mention in the main building i
Dozior- Wcyl's cracker.housc Crom
walls soap factory, the manufac
tories Of Coats, Clark's and vii
liamantic spool cotton-and the olr
stonemill at Newport made Q
S0,2Gi spools of various colors.
must not forget to mention that
saw n demon blowing n stream {
fire from his mouth and nostril,
Sunday was "German day an
we heard some fine speeches an,
music by the Mexican Band 5
ended our first day at tho Expos.
ton.
Monday we went TO the Govern
ment building; the first thing tina
attracts the eye on entering !
countless flags and banners, repre-
scnting all nations intcrmingle
with our Stars and Stripes. Her
each State and Territory is repr'
sontcd by its choicest production.
Mississippi has u pagoda made
cotton, representing King Cotto
and his Queen. Conspicuous !
her space is woman's work he
we saw the history Of Cock Robi.
beautifully illustrated. Amor
other specimens Of art Is a lar
map Of the State, made Of brig
colored silks and floss it is
handsome piece of workmansh
and would be nice for n crazy qui
!, Louisiana contains rare specime
Of fancy work as well as many
lcient curiositics, among viii
Twas n pair of wedding slipp,
: worn during the reign of Geor
LII, n lock of Maria Antoniett'
hair and a Bible Sl6 years old.
Texas has Il pagoda made Of gri
distinguished by the Lone 81
North Carolina shows us a r
: collection Of wood, minerals q
gems, alsotwo hundred specim'
of fish stuffed and mounted and
- specimens Of stuffed game biz
+. In Tennessee We found chairs ol
belonging TO Washington d
jackson.
California makes a grand disp
10 Of diamonds, gold and Pam
70 grass. In this department we
Ne a beautiful gold embroidered In
ir shawl, valued at $1,000. virl
ia shows US her Natural Brio
The scene in Colorado was subj
re beyond description. We also pas
by the lovely Falls Of Minneha
n. Tuesday was Georgia day.
iy Ex-Governor, his staff and citizen
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