Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-16
g9ff From the School Festival.
CHOICE OF TRADES.
VEGETATION FOR LITTLE BOYS.


,,,s recitation should be accompanied with
lnronriate action Thus, the farmer should make
pwpp,iOns for sowing, reaping, blowing, handing,
end pitching away; the carpenter LOT planihg nam
~ and saving; the mason for brick laying
me am,othng the smith for blows on the anvil,
a anS the shoemaker Tor sewing shoes, etc,
rr.t Ron. When To a man, man,
m he farmer, if / can--lnd can
~, II u NJ the ground, and the seed III sow;
III n pan pan the grain; and the grass I'll NOW;
~ hind the sheaves. and I'll rake the hay,
And mitch 1t up, on the NOV away!
AA' When I'm mani H4 a,
o..ood B0v. When I'm man, a man,
rn he carpenter, If can--dnd can
IN nape like this, and I'll hammer, so'
AID ms is the way my saw shall go.
M make bird houses, and sleds, and boats;
an5 ship that shall race every craft that floats
When I'm man
Third Bon. When I'm man, 4 man,
Ahacksmih I'll be- II ! can--d'd lean!
Tlsng. clang cang, shall my anvil ring
And 76,s IL the way the blows I'll swing.
mi shoe your horse, sir. neat and tight;
Tben I'll tro round the square to see If it's right,
When I'm a man
E,nyth Bon. When Tam man, man,
A mason III be, If can-dnd lean!
IN lay brick this way, and lay one that,
Then take my trowe and smooth them fiat;
Great chimneys III make I; think I'll be able
When I'm man
NTH Bow. When I'm man, man.
, mi he shoemaker, II can--trd cGn!
IN sIt on bench, with my last hetd so,
And in and out shall my needles go. .s.
m sew so strong that my work shall wear,
nh nothing is left but my stitches there
When I'm man s
.Srth Boy. When I'm man. man.
A nrinter III be, If ] can--dnd lean
I'M make pretty books, and perhaps shall
Print the stories in THE LITTLE CoRnokAL
IN have the first reading ah "on't IL be fun
To read all the stories before they are doney
When I'm man!
!Ssenn Bow When I'm man, a man,
A doctor III be, If can-dnd can!
NV powders and pills shall be nice and sweet;
And YOU shall have just what you like, to eat yI
ri prescribe for you, riding, and sailing. and such
And, 'bove all things, you never must study too
When I'm mani much
Esohh Boy When I'm man, a man,
IN be minister. if can-dnd can!
And, once in awhile. sermon III make,
That can keep little boys and girls awake.
For, ah dear me If the ministers knew,
HOW glad We are when they do get through
When I'm man
Ninth B0y When I'm man, man,
teacher I'll be, If can-dnd can
III sing to my scholars, fine stories I'll tell;
Ill show them pictures, anu, Well-dnl we'll
They shall have some lessons-l spose they ought |;
But oh shall make them 30 very short
When Tina man
Tenth Boy. When I'm man, . man,
I'll be school committee, If can-dad can
Bout once week I'll come rlo school,
And say, Miss Teacher, rve made rule,
That boys and girls need great deal of play;
You may give these children holiday"
When I'm man
ElegenM Boy. When I'm man, man,
III be President, ii | can-dnd Icdni
My uncles and aunts are jolly set
And III have them all In my cabinet
shall live in the White House; and hope You
all,
When you hear I'm elected, will give me call 4
When I'm man!
Al IN concert, or II they cannot be trQinsd TO speak
tin concert so as 10 make eUery rord under
stood, let he best sneaker step .foruard aud re-
neat alone IN a distinct GOice
b. When we are men, are men.
/ hope we shall do great things and then,
Whatever we do, this thing we say,
Wen DO our work in the very best way
And you shall see. II You know us then .
Wen be good, and honest, and useful men
When we are men. g.