Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-25

, tub .sws,e, and a'wf etlpr-ths
, wSerSo it will look dirty. Tha>ma
has been washed inside--his blood ha
, been washed. ,Nhen syp hav
washed his.bioo;d, k;ssues, bca nerve
muscle, sinew, .nenbtaael : & brain
and everything in him be can dss u
pestilenee Tor that week. The N>sl'
ing Of pefsons esssiaae 1ssss neees
,tsary as the washing of a persons
Clothes, yet there are these who arr
VERY particular to have their clothes
washed, who seldom take a bath.
THE MoDEI. ScHooIMAsTER.-The vas
city Of Vaudeville was stepped in silence
The bees hummed. and the sun shone; ou'
all else was noiseless and motionless The
yellow leaves hung lis,lessly in the au
tumn evening. unstirred by any breeze
and dropping. The entire population
(Which amounted to nearly fifty, mostly
children), were lost in repose and wander
| ing in a maze Of dreams which fioated ON
the balmy air. 1t was u Silly calm, but
foreshadowed storm.
A tempest was brewing and was soon
to burst in Mr., Peeks school-room. IL
was mansion of logs in which Mr. Peek
kept his celebrated school; and woe unto
the boy that came thereinto.
On this particular evening this individ-
uai school-master had by some accident
fallen asleep-no very rare occurrence III
fact-and all the scholars but one had
made good their escape from DURANGO vile.
The only one remaining would also have
been suspected Of uncon>ciousness by AN
acute observer: but happily no such per
son WA, near, and 50 he was not al all su>
pec,cd.
The bees hummcd. the sun >hone, and
all things went on smoothly until some
thing happened. Tie frs, thing that hap
ptIeu WIS iatiiCI uhpita>"h' b'sA''
which struck the >choolma>,cr through
the cracks between the logs. and made him
draw up his fee, and open his eyes with
more speed than usual. Another bold
bias, came in nj the door and made him
start again.
"W-c-e-ll, George" said he 10 his pupil,
do shut the door"
II haven't any time" said Mr. Peek.
with decided shake of the head, shut
the door" he exclaimed, with IA majestic
sweep oi the hand, and sank back with
the assurance of being obeyed-
Much Ia hi, surprise, the command had
no effect and continued Ia have none.
George was extremely vindiciivc just al
that moment, and greatly enraged a, the
worthy gentleman before him. who had
intercepted n mysterious little bundle in.
tended for his little daughter. Annie Peek |
and eaten the contents.
You shall shut it," he cried, sprin-ing !,
put Of his chair
Immediately George found himself per.
forming marvellous fcats. on the floor and |
in the air. on desks and under desks |
Iccfully he turned somcrsaulis and danced |
and skatcd with the greatest agility. At
a>i his head went agains; the door and |
| closed with no little noise.
Il knew YOU would do it," said the con
Iucrcr. trumphan'ly
1T took you a half hour to make me-"
aid the vanquishel, >ulcnlv Il thougl,,
;ou didn't have any time
Il would do great deal. and undergo
,reat priva'ion> for the good of my schol-
rs" replied Mr Peek, with calm smile.
eSuminc his chair.
George did not see where the good law.
md appreciated very little of the remark.
lie went out sadly crestfallcn. but soon re-
'ived on being received by Annie. pre,tier
han ever who said something 10 him that
nade him smile very much and even
mink that he liked Mr.. Peek more than
yer
A MopEL CoMPosIrlox.-In q dinpy
Dom sat an old man writing with