Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11
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| A BOYS snLLLoQUX.
! Yes. there's another of 'ep up stairs now,
ho&2d'ib 'catise Iapis, t6lA imo I must b.
l,uiet, and sit down in tho corner with my
bookA. AMI infant play hall, norAsk Willia
Smart to come III and help mo pnt tn new
puzzle together. Then there's cross nurse
s 10 s's ';: ssG ahsrs E s Es!Sss; ass
{;atlall was here to-day. and she took me on
her knafs patted ma on the back i9St like
the cook does when TIM choking. md sAiti
my nose was another degree On: Of joint;
but T. know halter, for this is, the third time
she haa told mo so. and it is no more out
Of Joint than it ever was. She's hateful,
: Z ssw, to. Tlt's got 8 little, ;rol:ad, ret,f
head, without any hair, with great, deep
L apens as a 4outR Il sho S% it meant e
bwallow itself. Pa helped me upon the
;1esr bfssty Ss' sisiar TIA uh e is6aint
mud called it a horrid, ugly little. thing he
SAID was n naughty boy, and then. nurse
sl,bok.,Kt, and aaii d,6u9htt6 be, ashamed
j didn't get to kiss my ma at all. I knew
better than to try it, for once, when another
lpatliSg ES afGs arcdHa Sef i h5sf Sngss S
aud kissed her: but oil the time had my
right knee on the baby's head: SO was
whipped pddput in my{ ttihtwishsut any
's,,pper, because didn't know it was there.
Little Annie thinks its nice to have n new
SAew . liikaR f4su t}le,ikRhys befasb ahd
don't know anything about it. l can re-
member long, long ago, ma used to call me
hsl l'AXset litDle difi4lA Z ,epd ri dep1led
Nc me- On Els foot and said VAS 4 'ine fellow.
and aunt Julia declared that WAS a per-
feet little angel" bnt then Tom came, and
aNlmNapnpE loyS / tna6,ksth To him 6ktsd
he was the baby, and 1 was cuffed and
scolded by everybody 'cept grandma, and
lRS es GSsa Nv & a.. y2 sItel 'H9's s
wonder where all the babies come from?
Ma says the Lord sends them. wish he
Eqpelft se4a Nu3Aoba saoAr housAs ,Mtkaa
got more'n enough now. 1t might be nice
for them if they could, stay little always,
but they have to Qr0wl t1iB 6ftefIG WhnSI
but then they Ain't no better off than the
ysttef f Pr 5atass thjnt xss a. eao c'
grow any bigger, and then Tdhave nothing
to do but toiie on my back, and chew my
toes, and have folks say was the darling
est, cunningiest hAlb. creaatIe llby e}e1
laid eyes on" ~
Interview with the Chinese Giant.
AsiR&5t1E & tae %23iffs Ae% s;sa;
with the following satisfactory result:
MIR. Chang" l asked, ''what is your op
Chang-'slakke6 6ouchohg. fiji jamber
ki-yi."
This very clearly expressed opinion onl!
promulgated on this subject, and no doub
&f1 IL 1l I!la fdulsifn bfc@l1 lal0ti4'
"Whst are the feeling Of the Chimes
touching the eight-hour law?''
Chang -'Kiki-pike brokee. daddee taip'
ogo-lengo muck-a-muck kirnkee."
I was rather surprised to heqr Chang "a!
o o4is. "" Let t'T u.s. 1hooe8lJdk&kS1si
become better informed after century
sojourn among US, and instead of working
for one dollar per day of eighteen hours
will strike every other. week for 6ye dol
'. :,,sz!ssaac18tf5'a$,ffsz.2.6Qk.ae.,,
which stare your people in the face on thei
arrival in this city-such Us being electei
to the Legislature, or being mistaken ia!
Susan B. Anthony, George Francis Train
nnoom1sses<233}s{4esea ping s4s, H d%ae'
to immigration. !
Chang ''Chow chow sise Slipoki pitan
oyezi.
I always thought so. ,
n.' ;#X9aak gfqSAi9s Il is most cultivated b
IoChang- "C6opsticks ami rati supsi."
marveled much at this. I thought, d
general thing, they followed writin,
stories for the Yokohtlna n. Y. Ledger, 70
they always have stale" growing off thei
n>ef bw III bo%o h lid your Sa sl6& d !s
regard the female suffrage movement"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yawatawc
howachichi y0honOttif0rjoi. !
After such an open avowal of the right
kak 3 asS; IL :is e 81 81
and espouse Johns cause with all thei
nights andspehs, il not efipo1se John him
| self.
ri have heard that the Chinese are indo
lent, and will not work for one dollar whe,
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moved and terSa EnpliGk Srirnriae6 A wal