The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-05

: ssephifl: t6ssnnn VIZ maliciously set nre 70
n the shes said gSpld Elder Poyson' .ams
;low win tp be s'1 Ma to death by jackass,
s ,seh. g al s Ii ike tathe one TO do It,"
.wecsness, r !. my s,g said mother to her
Oeneath ~ ker. wlltAa been taking a nap be-
here thy Sessipg the evening party, you
were lilie X re-ar6e your hair; You couldn't
garden, H. look fSscrambled if you tried"
remed Tp brothsxho were very successful s.a
watched nsss, builtarge and handsome house,
creepingHe Spearan Of which was thought 70
and woF ie a ke molar tooth. 1t was q
am.d' IN rems, ",See what brothers can
MT en theyan together"
as'w kever f0wl recently conceived the
were lat he ald fly, and climbed q tree,
hisY his hdgrandly, and struck out.
bette khow thRround sprAng up aud hit
wafE and he swied into the house, con-
49, Fed that ing was not his forte.
MS he editorea Chicago children's paper paper
81 fvad n }Ays, frOmr a lady subscrlDer,
Isl wr;tea Cur little Anna died last
that l. &C. ,fsing the last number of your
hadY ,ah H mr. Parents who have more
ne .idren thaSliey want should subscribe
suna dor that periaca.
heJ' CAV ~ exsimed an English Cockney tt
arm a Western tpeter In Engiana, spea a is,,
tn;, Jaw NV a Ampscnin "Hentail!" said tn.
Amer;c.n liking at his interrogation Will
cnriositv. 10, sir. We have cocktail l, II
America ans very popular urAnn y 40
An Africa gentleman saw over ~
store inscriA sugar cureo I Ma 81 ;c;ta
Asentered Andtsked the price, ii % shanL
49," anrESbis, he abruptly turned t
iaara uJSpt YOU want any OF tina
! ham 7" asketiie grocer: wei, veil no s Sa,
nnr.5 hams sDat ar ham is sick yet. M
od,,ica :" US to change the medicine"
stnrdv arpar who asked at q clergy
aa,s .hnnsiEss Meriden, CT, for a coat, We
given one d was eighty threa n1nan, an =,
nhar;sv nasa it back, exclaiming, VIII
oaanSsa dii|fy, q Madame, want co:
Smen : shon III be ashamed to wear
t,a Sss,t;M His wouId-be benetactre
gazed at n in amazenenS, anu 'ne aa -
tired to reIiRt the garment AVA WV
her own hloand.- .-.
' Acedor sfis Uowa) bridegroom dream'
ON hI WedSsg night that he was chaln'
to n loo on railroad track, and awoke
Ii And bfSa1bn the floor with his he'
p-.11oin. ~ "a with chair, and an excit
b;"U.I, and shuttia sIIr over him, asking II IL "
alone with her DEF Ibrides to be dragged out
mime early morn ma She said she had new
an 's sSo inch an extorton before,
Years before' MI if she would now. he &c
How strange a1tTusned tue house seemed
during the nextsw daysi even little Rose eral
cIept silently abo .ke wide old passages anu Gnr
stairs, and her IaA died away into silence. Ale
We told her fhatspe was dead and all his a a
pain W as gone bInhe would not have it go. NJ
He was asIeep sbsafd, in the room up stairs, tN
with sweet wbitsyioiets and early spring an
Il flowers roma hinSs hi1
People came to STnnge for the funeral, ana qul
We were measnre,I'Sa fitted for our mourning, ner
aud it seemed yeTSRrrible to hear about such
4 things-about bo1ets and gloves, and the see
dapth of Grape. ali ~ business-like way-when An
our father W a. Aeold and still in the room the
above The fn9eA day came and we all hal
vent Mamma nh Arthur myself, Agnes and sta
little Rose, and wants who had been WIN Ism