Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07

who won't ak me to see anything.
AsrRAsBuRo, PA, girl sgresd to hss
= young man every d.y 1of f~oa1 1eass1f
he would stop snoki1G. He grit sd
has ,smacked regularly for six mont6s,
but the girl has taken q .eatiih OIL
ons, and he il unhappy. KosnG Mp,
neutralize, BY chawing 2 few Yourself.
tsTHE cheerful crack Of the pistol,
and tho inspiring groans Of tie 0Shle"
remarks the Register, OF OeAtral City,
Colombo, s. enliyep the streets Of FAIR
play almost, making IL yefy etid6ht
that the lost arts of 20 and go aee
reviving in that Gltitudinous mining
camp" ~. -...-...,:-..I-:s -.
A WRITER in the Temps, discussing
the origin of the word shah; says :zssA
last remark which I dedicate to fheas
players. Do they know the origin 81
the word checkmate r n ls1 literal
Translation Of tho Afabse -eAeikh
in,at-the sheikh Ging) is dying"
= WHEN . crowd Of jayhawkers started
q disturbance III . Texas ch1Iss,; 1l1b
other day, the preacher. reiseds mp ,
shotgun and said :. William Deno,
nts uUWc, s = - lsAo e 11A-1l, -,
you. W3lliam sas oon 'll''lElaI ~ - - =
qu1et as alsmp. ..sz,iziss sss5aa sssssl:s..s,'sA
SEVERAL passengers on the Lover
Mississippi were attracted BY the alli-
gators basking in the sunshine. zlt:A1e
they amphibious, captain T. aske4 q
locker on. eAmphibions III r. an-
swered the enthuussiaasti;o ao1eers
ssfhavr1 eat 4 h0z in n iminutn r.
! e"OHl the skeetee, the sbean6tpl
skeeter, filling the air With melodious
meter. Under our haesa and uSk1ing sR
nose, taking bite through > hele in
our. clothes. IN thsSggh a,9 re Ms!e, M..ndeex,
oPenang !oe @ool, nnce oot e1.es. ~
and singing tnesweetef' eveao -
upt'fane AosAeeset' ..Es.1. -. ss,ss
:. a 1o1 and . g,H lpotn qn1e smsil1 @
living in Providence, Mete giay1ng
grs!eyafa, tne ,sn 9snezG19 ssls.1 ga
t 91ne1n ee1 ee. Ises - 1ut1 lrese ~ ~
nns;ro s - 1,ss1 ens 5r ~ 20 iel,ot ~ -
that = r. was q healthy old .a1axeyand
vithout treea.n
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Ol1ns snS s,n NY ''ee Nv" -
were 'ne"' ..$fsssfssIs
TIE most wonderful nsh story ont
comes from sodas Z felmy!s y ssIs
was trolnng IN tne Dey' wnS -. mn
took her hook. jug q: Itne aaeysS ~.
about TO take ine na1 mo tne. 49,.
her gold plate droRPea 1Lom aana 1el %ous. ~.
into the waee 1.s nm l.ul, 49, s.,s.e
spoon 1fon M gose. ~ ~ E
OF tee'n ~" onsRpesieu = sno na
Waset. - -
PUNCH gives tho following go
ting instance OF s"c!eIeeA k a4e
ton Coal mine ovariookee 40 cnla1e1
-" can assure YOU sas, tnoe
'ere ooilsers. nov shsy IN dola y - :,
can make u. thelE Ten IN we've snnhn 3, :
DAY y Cniase- Deaf me! An! !s .,
acsualiy more snan ees: -Why, =ss's
more tina" se'' .-;,sa ~.
WORDSWORTH" said Charles Lamb:
one day told me that he considered
Shakespeare greatly overrated. There
il, " said he, g III immensity of trick in
all Shakespeare wrote, and people are
| taken by it. Nov, if I had . mind
could write exactly like Shakespeare.
So you see, T" proceeded Charles Lamb
quietly, "it was only the mind that
was wanting" 80 - zsz7e