The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

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r'ninble the Amos In their lanQnn6et be y
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lhoY ran not say that man, bnt must =
Wy "ihal man walking. or sitting. or -
landing etc There are three sets of c,r. ~
Ihal numbers, human. inhnnan. apdin. "'
inmate, All their villages have local
ihncs' rs the people Of The ash.trcpg.f ~
me people by the hill, - "thr pcople ~
y the canyon, etc. A man must mafry pr
woman from another village. and bis tn
hldren belong 10 tho Village Of their an
lther. They will not mention ths ~
ames Of the wildcat, leId-mouse. and
ime other animals, before their chill. foi
rem less they bring sickness and death be,
pom Them Five Is the mystic number bic
mong them. tLe
Miss A. G. Fletcher described IN. len
,cred war-tcnt Of the Omnbos in int
men me sacred and ritual objects ara pal
ored' These objects are held IN great eaC
~Ferehce, ana aro under a special the
'eper. Among them IL the sacred
Iell' q large iaiD, which is contained yb
several leathern pouches. ON, sto,
lthlh the other, and in which NJ
placed strips of the inner hddy
irk OF the cedar, and Il scalp. In NM
. tent y also the sacred wolf.skin and Uo
o bundles covered with tanned skins. bus
lc OF tho bundles contains bird.skins. hv
. other contains various deadly Mi, hi,
~ mere are besides n stan Of cedar the
q one Of lron-wood, n small pine. the
~ Two war-plpes, tobacco ami a ma,
Inc sacred shell must never
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lire would come from Il. II gro'
n but the keeper touches any Of su'
objects, he will be afflicted Win pe I
cVolls sores, but the evil may be soo
'rted by going through certain ritual anu
ntions. All Of these objects bnvs Ieeo
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