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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-23
THE HsOY.

There's something in noble boy.
\ brave. free-heartcd careless one,
With his unchecked. untiddcn joy:
His dread of books and love Of fun,
And in his clear and ready smile,
Unshalcd hv Il thought of guile.
And unrcprcsscd hy sadness.
Which brings mc to my childhood back.
As if trol It's very track,
And felt its very gladness.
And yet It's not in his play.
When every trace Of thought is lost.
And not when YOU would call him gay.
That his bright presence thrills me most.
His shout m:y ring upon the hill,
His voice be echoed in the hall.
His merry laugh like music thrill.
Ard in sadness hear il all
For. like the wrinkles on my brow.
scarcely notice such things now
Blu, whel. amid the earnest game,
lie stops. rs if the music heard,
And needless Of his shouted name,
As of the carol Of Il bird.
Stands gazing on the Empty air.
As if some dream were passing there:
lis then that on his face look.
Iii, beautiful, but thoughtful face,
And like a long-forgo;tcn book.
Its sweet familiar meaning trace.
Remembering a thousand things
Which passed me on those golden wings,
Which time has tctiercd now
Things come o'cr me with n thrill.
And left me silent. sad, and still,
\ holier and gcn,ler cast,
That WAS too innocent to last.
'Tis strange how thou ghts upon a child
Will, like Il presence something press,
And when his pulse is beating wild,
And life itself is in excess
When foo: and hand, and ear and eve,
Are all with ar1or s,raining high
How in his heart will spring
\ feeling whose ny ystcrious thrall
Is stronger, sweetcr far than all
And on its silent wing.
How with the clouds. he II float away.
As wandering and as lost as they
~. p. Willis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-23

SIR Isaac NEwroN's "BULL. 1T is
related of Sir Isaac that when he made
a hole III his door for the entrances of
the cat, he made also a smaller one for
the kitten.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-23

M- A friend of ours has got suit
of new clothing, and thus relates his
experience: 1--WE are completely dis
guised. We look like o gentleman:
Upon first putting them on, felt like q
a cat in strange garret, and for a long
time thought we were swapped of:
Went to the house aud scared the baby
into fits; wife asked US if we wanted td
see Mr.. A., and told US that We would
find him at his office; went there; and
pretty soon one of our business men
came in, with strip of paper in his
hand; asked if the lawyer was in; told
him we thought not; told him we
thought not; asked him if he wished
to see him particularly; said he wanted
him to pay that bill; told him we didn' {
believe he would be in. Business man
left. Started to the house again !; met
a couple of young ladies'; one Of Them
asked the other: What handsome
stranger is that?' In this dilemms
met friend and told him who we were,
and got him to introduce US to our
wife, who is now as proud Of us as cam
be. The next time we get q new suit,
we shall Let her know beforehand.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-23

Day- Old maids-a class of sensible
women, who refuse to accept husband
until they get some one whom they
can love and esteem-which OF course,
they rarely do.
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ms- The marble floor OF the rotunda
of the Ohio State House is composed
of 4,797 pieces of various coIorcd mar
bic, arranged in conccntric circles.
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RAYMOND'S FAMILY
S EWI NJ G M A G n | NJ E!
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,


WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
DECEMBER 5TH 1889.
FOur Daiiu Passenger Trains TO Philadelphia.
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