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TME circus has reached the xess, and
the sound Of that steam thing. wh&sever
vou call il, il heard in the lasd:
For him there beams M ray of hope
Who does not call il ca,liope:
While he is blind Who cannot see,
II should be called cal-li-o-pe
MINISTER'S should remember that the
weather is growing very warm, and the |
same congregation which sits delighted |
through two and one-hslf hours Of Eve |
act comedy can't possibly endure more
than twenty five minutes Of sermon aud |
a three minute prayer. There is limit |
even to human endurance.
Now the summer nights are bringing.
Where the fragrant vines are cliuging,
Tuneiul glee clubs. shrilly singing,
Ira, IL, Ia, Ia, Ira, Ia, Ia!
While the mule, with ears uprising,
Listens to the sounds surprising,
And In accents ag0nizing
Echoes, "Hee haw! haw, haw, haw"
A SAD, sweet poet complains, II can
not breathe the willow. scented air." All
right, then. Go down on Water street
about midnight and stick your nose into
any of the saloons ON that promenade,
and sniff little stale beer, proof whisky,
plug tobacco and old sawdust for q
change; it may agree with you little
better.
"CHARLIE, DEAR" said doting South
Hill mother, "you mustn't swear that way
when the minister is visiting here" sand
why9" asked the profane one. Because"
said his mother, lit is very shocking to
Eeople who have had religious training"
good enough for EN-" said the boy,
"they hadn't ought to git 90 religious as
to make EN-, over sensitive"
"HAD you any sinister motive in
making this ASSAULT" the judge asked
railway engineer arrested for scalping .
yard man with copper hammer. ANY
whsti" queried the prisoner. "Any sin
lister motive, any malicious MOTIVE" OK.
planned the judge. mo; hadn't nothing
but . locomotive" was the reply. "Old
$780," Then the case went to the jury
without argument.
TAKE away your Spartan boy and bis
fox. A prominent free and accepted
Mason of Burlington stood still the other
day on grand occasion in neighboring
town, listening to long address of well
come, never moved muscle, and made
his response without tremor in his
two i inches long WI crawling %', up and
down his leg. But when the Mason got
away into secret place, he kicked his
leg out of joint in three places and lay
down and had four fits