The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-01
Sunshine and Shadow.

If strife increase.
Then try and quell il
Think what you viii,
OF good or i'll.
But pray don't tell it.
BLESSINGS. blessings on the beds,
Whose white pillows softly bear
Rows of little shining heads,
That have never known care
Pity for the heart that beeds
In the homestead desoate ........l
Where no little troubling needs
Make the weary working wait s..f
Safely, safely to the fold
Bring them, wheTesOe' er they be
Thou who DIST of them of old,
- Suffer them TO come to me-" ..
Where is the sunshine where is the noise:
Where are the playthings gone?
What shall do with my empty arms, H =,
Sitting alone, alone
What shall do with the empty crib?
Where shall | set his chair?
Must the dar!ipg little one 5 clothes come down
Oh let me leave them there
Nay. fold them up softly, and put them by;
Life is holler through thlz pain;
Lay up the carriage-cheCk the deep sigh s.s
Take up LIES duties again:
Turn the face fully toward Heaven and God
His sweet peace shall keep thee still:
Bow low before Him, kissing His rod.
And murmur, lOye-"Just as Cod Will
A SMART THING-A mustard plaster.
A PAIR of rubbers-A washerwoman'
hands
SPAIN had four queens-just as many
as a euchre deck.
To make drum shck-Set it on the
head of tar barrel.
THE farmers surest speculations will
be in live stock and plough-shares
BLoNDrN is making fortune in Aus
trala.
MANY men are blessed with the most
uncommon sense, and do not seem to
know 1t.
''SEND me letter of true inward
ness or paroxysmal kiss writes q
gushing lover.
tor, will lie brief. 4 turnip hit him
at that instant, and heanncunced: 1.-The
meeting stands adjourned"
YEs-you know, but really Guv'-
nor Ito prodigal clerk coming late)-
Half past ten, Mr. Hawkins Clerk
quilting out his watch Right you are,
sir, to the tick. (Guvnor gaspsD
WILLIAM TAYLOR, a soldier of the war
of 1912, and the first white male child
born in Cincinnati, died there a few
days since. His golden wedding was
celebrated in 1868.
A MONTREAL, woman, fortv-seyen
wears of ooe who has been married
TWENTY-FIVE wears and had nine children.
has just discovered that she has no
affinity for her husband: and eloped
with boy not yet nineteen. She
carried away property belonging to her
husband to the amount of over 81, 600.
r1->,,,v story, is told IF two Yer
mont for.,,1o,.s ,,.bo o,o NOT GroDoara
III - +lai,. ,,.;,.os 70 ;oin ord
ro,,C,.4 go tl,a,, ,,,,Id c,,,l,,it than,
49,. ~ -,io,' +ia'. Ill tha, na,,
Da+. 10 I,T,oi, LaIls o,,on+ ozzer,, a,,1,Iica-
tinn 1Taa1wbile tbe wives 90 regularly
and triumphantly to every Grange meet
ing, end the men stay at nome ana tend
'le oaple7.
THEY got ND q surprise party Thurs
dou ,,;rI+ Loot ON O. ,ouno married
gay niSn' iaI1 o1' a so"''? 60,
poodle similar affair was one OF the
soclaI successes OF Ihe iaSU season me
conSplratorS were met chIhIy but cor
daily at the gate by the husband, VINO
rested on his shot gun, while his beautl-
f' r1. Ia occoTnnIisbed wife whose face
and form were visible inside the porch,
said she was very glad to
see them, but she didn't think she
could hold the bulldog back more than
a minute longer
Tr,o no nse far q stranger to FRY and
cet off q mn in Detroit The other
55oy when = View yorker detained at
one Of the deoots for while. got into
convareation with an old fat woman
I-,,a,,,, &C A,,y and oel,ed nor if she
ia 49,. 1,aa,, J.'.,r,;,tod ~ tte ,,i,na az
big Amy, she took out memorandum
book and showed hlm the names OF
twenty eight persons who had got
ahead of him on that same pun.-De-
trOH Free Press.
W .-o,,o,,,;,a tI,o
NJ oi'' "0'''' Ii'''
olu poem
II had a donkey what |o'hdh 90,
10 you i INN q "auop i ad Ge ,,e
3D." Q '''''' Gee Inn Neddvl''
In this elegant version Of 1t: as~
IF had an animal averse to speed. g.
Do yo,u, think Id ci.astlse hm No, indeed
"" ,I,, 6l'e MN S'iio o"''' anu ''S''''
Go on, Edward ?
..yyurN was travelling in Massa-
ob,eotto como twenty veorg aoo " said
~. 81 soa+ NIL, a. d,.i,ar
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