Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-05-11
VARIETI IS.

VARIErI IS.
M,xy persons write beause they have nothing to do
not duly considering that they have also nothing tol
say
PprjrDIcrs are like rats. aad mans mind like
trap they get in easily, and then perhaps can't ge1
ont at all
wuKx HaRia complained that the times were 50 hard
he conid not keep his nose above water his wife told
hn would be above water more If be Kept It above
~ts5cy ,ess.
"HgaolxE - is perhaps as peculiar a word as any in
orr mage the two first letters Of are MAKE the
three 6ri female the four first brave man. and the
wAoe a rave woman.
A@r.ylsH proverb asya little in the morning
Is enough enough at dinner is but little but tl
81 night Is 70 much" The Indian philosopher equally
profound. held that TOO much rum is just enough'
"wa.r business does your husband follow = asked
a person who engaged In noting the occupations
OF our cit,zens. lately of female. Why sir she
repts3 be follows drinking rum. The cauyaaaaF st
once entered opposite his name, Gentleman
OF ao,,r see" said Mrs Pariington. az Ike came
bnae rrrn SCHOOL and threw his books into one chair
4a .e mt Mother. and has zap on the hoog, ssy-
did, ( yet the medal" doht sec, dear,
u lidnt get the medal f0g q more snrddiesome
a er kI,e w. But no matter, wbsn th@ aaSer.
s arc al again you val set Il.
or dav Ia one Of the Californ elage Com
lches he son slant4d So On 9 ady with her
LteF Il. euEalragv. olle address. 2 Eb nam an
~ snd offered barn two dollars So half 50 hold
her parasol over the little girl t they sh5uid reach
WarysvjNa 1t happened to be rich Chinese moT-
chant and he replied, You bold psrasol ober ne 70
MarysyHe, glib you five dollars
eAgg not old enough to walk, was creeping on
fhe Hoor By-and by bright ray o. sunshine fell upon
tbe carUp Baby it aud crept toward the dazzling
object She looked at IT, and cFept all around IT, with
the greatest interest ID EeT sweet face and then putting
Avn hrg little lips she kissed it. Now was not tha!
peautlui2 The bright little sunbeam lighted up joy
Ia her 6aDy heart and she expressed that JOY with
sweet Kiss
Lasr WoRDs.-Mr Conway writes from London
be vile Of the very eminent Bishop oil Exter
Mrs Phpot died and there has been great deal o
interest 4 the Christian world 10 know what the con
Guiding Genes Ct life devoted to Christian work
a. hefs 81 az known to G. Lately her dying words have
been ported and whilst they have passed from tongu
10 tongue have not yet been IN PRINT But to my nnf
they afe 700 good u be lost 10 world much gwen .
cant is good lady then when death was near, call
ga ~ es donlestcs - her bedside silently took leav
Of rem She then said slowly BE sure to see tina
fhe Ola Bishop has his warm soup every evening
end died
Hnas DrcK TOOK tbs TCRKEYs.--8 story Ia told {
Dlca d laikey. in kentucky. who notorlOu
tbf SO vciOus ia this respect that all the thes in t
neiehbo.1o1d were charged to him On one occasion
mast be sold out Of thai part of rho cOnutr1
a stolen All 81. Mr. Jopts) turkeys Dick
Hl not think 90 The two however WEI
Hta .e.d where Dick was be work aud accuse
lie tlet
sfo't Mr Jone turkeys" said The master.
adlT MISTER rob ii Dlfk
ses 81 sisted "6ell" at length said Die
son atA, didn't steal dem turkeys b
last u4.t vent Cross AF. Jones pasture and sa
one % your rails the fence, 80 brot home the ra
anil c0Hoand il, when came 70 look, dare niI
turkeys On de rail"
way talented Young man made the acquaintan
al O anaker gentleman and lady. The Quaker had
Gle dau liter and also fine library the books fro
which hc freely loaned 70 the young man who genera
~ eiuss IN the evening 90 return them when he su
g.os TIE daughter would hg ~ home. She often e
changed the books for him and had friendly cli
wtn hm. Ore evening he came as usual. aud {
pralg DIV met him IT the door. She was dressed
saoEt AID said, Who wOnd y0u like b see. me
4n3 Mgtlerg | was about q call on a friend If
0iat will answer your purpose. please 20 walk
f 3reging room hut II yon desire iny company
tpOne my visit ti other time The you
a4. h6 sitated and stammeTed. " He--he did not
hts asHt 70 detain her from her engagement but
ails a not been going out he would have enjoyed
Aurrht" sbe rajomei, aecarlnl
aeg D1nntt An8 pissed a ytry pleasant fgfpi'
af1a1 +" N.n wah4 sou 7Teier - 4et Enc
Gef settled Tie matitr Tie res0t Wae
oppsea, aud ilsy Tsne afterwards married