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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24
DoN'T ToRoET III.

n you Arc troubled with ~nsrvousnsss. are die
h~ssrtsnsd. tired Of life. fear death. OF feel oul
Of sorts. ~ the saying Il, you may safsly con
olude that you have the Dyspspsia or Live
Complaint. The liver 10 very apt 70 bscom,
torpid this season OF the yssf. q poisons ais
Ing nom stagnant vatsr OF decaying yegstatiot
tahen into the blood. Unless the hvss u s.ronl
and activs, and furnishes . supply Of frssh and
pure Bisod 70 drive out the Impurities. ths
above. mentioned symptoms sursly follow, ant
n not heedsd. end In moro terrible dissasss and
death. Whites Prairie Flower proves iissli III
Its eures are truly wonderful. Try u. Prio'
TWENTY-FIVE cent? and ssvsuty.hvs cent?. Ash
Jones, the druegist. for i. aulI COW 3
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THE CRUsT on rARrAR

Speedily leaves the surses Of tssth upon which
the cleansing and preserving ianusncs Of
sozoD0Nr y esily szsrtsd. No form Of
decay can infsss Q ~ Of "ivohss" upon which
y . used. Z has. Iacr:ovss, : no,t rsfr..hins
agreeable tAsts. besides rpndsrinG the breath
fragrant. II the mouth b hnssd with Il aftsr
smoking, the, tAsts Of the tobacco 10 entirely
dissipstfd. A an auxillary 70 psrsonal como
limos u cannot b too highly sxtollsd. sold
By druggists. suis In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24
Arrivals ssss nssssss.

II A Cisvson. W 3 Hobart. Lieut. Gov
Adams. q y Miller. J W Kaufman. s l.
Cclnon. N J Hspiy. @ @ Stevenson. CT
Ciough. @ Tunksr. Mrs W q Thompson
and family. VIM 0arrard. J J Mooney.
ID o Mills. 3 Goldstsin. J Lisbes. Charles
Bieknsll. Geo W Bickneil.
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A ~nRnARKABLR CASE.

One Of The most extraordinary ssrss On
record was thu: Of The man John y. Hsnan.
dss, rssidiaG b. Alt IAks ctty, Who vss n
deaths door with thai terrible dissass nsras.
nus; The bsss nsdioal al had faiisd 70 ssos
=: Ssssr:'i s e * 10y &C., :ys9iys,ss,
veil me-. iy1s IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24

-
The Caledonia Club OF Virginia City
IL the largest and most most prosperous
class organization on the Comstock. II
has been incorporated. il ahead nnan-
cially and includes nearly all the Scotch
and descendants Of Scotch In the whole
country round about. II Ia united and
harmonious. and seems 10 be- boad Of
brotherhood which Is not likely to bs
broken.
Last evening the Club distributed the
prizes won at their late celebration OF
games and picnic excursion. National
Guard Hall has seldom held 90 great .
gathering.
Al 8 o'clock Chief A. @. Mckenzie
stepped to the front OF the stage. BY the
tabls containing the elegant prizes, and
in . few w~sli-chossn remarks presented
the prixs for the military company max.
ing the bsst score. q magnificent silver
vase goblet. which was received In be-
nA'o. me Ssto Hu. uo'u ,mn
me vinners " w. ". y; u'oson; me
otnsr prizes "sss s"Aiu'a ~ @n' ''N'
Archsry-Fint prizs. Mrs. II. Msckay
~nsuvst vsss s,0ona P'iA'' " W.
nns nat NJ -. p.....
hes'y hAnn'-rn N a1
naIee-y,ns CASTOR, ss''nu p" ''''
o9 w. - 49,
nash' mAuN%' ss.s' .S.sas
L1.ss NV
P T;,., MI. N.,.on
u.s", =, .,,x., .obi..s s.cond
HI--fc Nn.Inn"sns h",,,. $500
P'I S,..sNE,. Nj. n nan
s 49,. 80. W..
ioPT TsS ~ N
'o1 ygps-" III,
onsr iAu -, ..
pri,s, no'
ono Ptiss. Tslsou NV -1sAs.sn'.
'ni,u p'ins. r, - SS~ I.s
oaeA ,lsce.r. Pr. '
par uw pos,u.oaMn., nsul;u
PnIe' n W. nAPA
hnks. - r.. -. n.
s's,oins umP p..I
nossuIr,Onee, c Gu, '''' p"
n1Uer' yr m.
~Ihrse-Lsgssd ac,Lfirs Pn.s. y.
hneos sno ". -. nIS.pn ", NJ
RUNNING up-rn ps,.o, w."
Aa ~
william mug.
nunnins liisn p',.s'
" SA,nelonI asy ouu p'N
A.. oponaiomPs, nAP En- inss WI
=, vsu,une WIN pl',', Mn
liam 'eiien-elooe CLOCK; seoona Pr'As'
=. hAmhi-nive ou''s. unn.
Tossing the Caoer-,,rs prize. nooeI'
LarR3smvers pooi,no'uer secona P'n'
d. MchenkieIsnaw1 pun. --
four.hundrsd,is rd haeeIrintpriIs,
hiram puins-sli'el run uian, ssso
pnxe, james ,Au r A,N,, Is w,
ladies' hac -firs' prize, sliss Meme
hansenmtoiiss SGT; secona p,iL., aiiss
luna ~iiieas-.lesel ca'ks. 'nlIu p''1s,
Miss Annis hoo'nson-sio WORM Of
hair goods.
Old Mans hace-first PRICE, sam
Hamil-tobacco outht.
Old Ladies. Racs-first prize, Mrs.
j. G. Campbeii-silver teapot and Dol
Of tea.
Boys Raee-Ffrst prize. Thomas
K.llsymsiivsr spool-holdsr; second
prize. William hieharus-siivsr match
safe. ,r,,
wheslbsrrow Rsce-firat prize VIII
liam veitoh-pickis castor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24
HEALTH.

- nsissss vsxssasses. Irrigated
with sewage Wssss. rsks %
the Isfsesisss Matter rhss Pre-
vtdsd f-Lsssaes Thus Csas y
Eas-Iassrsssssg Csoaasieesise
srea Dr. Prtschsri 90 rhess
aud Kfndred auhIeesa
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Jsii.brs.E a. Dssdvesd.

DrApwooD. August a4.-shOrtly BE-
fore noon to-day. - Taller Manning I'M
locked the door Of the main cell Of the
city Jail, the prisoners, acting on . pre-
concerted plan. made . dash for liberty.
The jailer wal knocked down and the
prisoners all succeeded In getting out.
side Of the jail yard before the alarm
was given. Under Sheriff Mahan and
deputies. assisted BY . large number Of
citizens, were quickly on hand and be-
gan q hot pursuit Of the jsil.birds, who
had taken to the mountains. The chase
was 30 we'll managed that In less than
an hour all were rscaptursd. excepting
one. Several shots were Arsd. but no
one was injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24
A CARD.

To al who ere suffering IRON the srou md
indiscfsions Of youth. nervous weakness, Early
decay. loss Of manhood. stc., I will ssnd .
rscstpt that Will cure you, ylll or cnAnan.
This great rsmsdy vAs dissoysrsd b. . mission.
ary In south America. espd . sslfAddrsessd
Station d, BISls Houss New sork c'iy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24
A VOICE RnOM v a

From Virginia oitya poor sufferer. ainos,
dsvoursd alive By an uicsrous secret dissass,
sends 10 bis thanks and gratitude for his ~.
covery 10 health. effected By those sterling GOOD
msdicints, Brstol's S~assparlA and Pfls.
established for over forty yesrs. Thsy have thu
conhdsncs Of both doctors and patients.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24
mRpICAL WoNpkR.

This rsss cure for Rhsansiisu. Neuralgia
and ali puins. Burns. scaida. oolds, and an
achss and psins thst psopis and families sufer
Jonss, IT,, calls % q Cola Hin. 3sia On
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O. n.

o. n. oAIEu,. spsosiss ~ Bsak q oaiifs.
mia. Cola Hfi. hssps ssnssantiy % hand I'll
fsycriss brsnds Of inporsd Gear. ohoies BIT
cirsrs, ali iisds Of chewing Tobacco. meal.
schsum pipss, nuts, candisa NE eunery. ~
toys snd knoy eoods OF all kinds. ap11n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24
IN. PALACE EArINo STAND.

For 9 ross Of bssf unszssiisd IN Btorsy
county. 20 10 Thomas Hsafoa's Eating Stand.
IN the Palace Saloon, No. : North o strsst,
Virginia oiiy. Fresh oystsrs q al hour m
sysfy ayls. Forty ninsrs alvays % haAd 4
night. For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
the best and ffssl ct Of sf that TIE nsiksts
Try n. aptt Il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24
MINING NOTES.

os.ssal osussA Aisag shs Co..
sssck Ts-aay-"IssDessss. DAY
Csaisg - Operations 40 H.
prsvsosass ~ vsrieas Psins-
LIsiguslen ~ Dsdtes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24

Tt. exact distance between the Com
bination shaft and the Sutro tunnel Ia
SG5 fset-a foot for every day In the
year, except when the year leaps.
TEE funeral Of Captain W. E. Judd
will take place tomorrow Sunday 81.
ternoon at 8 o'clock, from the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Virginia.
REV. FArzEa yAssr, the head Of the
Jesuit Order on the Pacific Coast, ar
rived In Virginia on yesterday mornings
train.
ASparw FaAsrR. Of the Arm OF Fraser
4 Cummings. foundrymsn. left for San
Francisco last night 70 be absent about q
week.
The Good Tsmplsr picnic to-day was
not . big succsss-at least very few at
tended Il from this section.
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the cAlEponllns.

TIE Dsssrisssis. 81 Prizes Lest
Evsaisg-Liss % Na0ss % win
ssss ssd rhsfr Wtnsincs-rhs
EssssssinDssts ssd eayesiss 81
the Eveaing.
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roc BEPO8T.
- Yraasases Beard.
LAT EyENINo.

-. yra.sasss Beard.
Last EvxxIxo.
$40 Eureka Con-. SCI. 36k. 36sio
$50 ella. i0c. $50
400 Fl Dorado South. 25c
800 Panther. 45c. zoe
$40 Grand Prize. 5t.5t
1000 Jackson. @. 6k. 81
$50 Belmont. . 50. ~, AZ
1470 Leopard. ~, 2 IS. 2 20
1900 Hussey. CSC. Toe. SOC
40 Manhattan.
2G0o De Frees. zoe. f5c
400 Argsnta. Csc. Q
1850 Navajo. 9oc. Sc. soc
3745 Endowment. I %. I 0o. I 10
1855 undergraduates. "a, 2 10, 2W
$40 Silver Prize. isc
700 Star.
COO Day. SOC
460 Hiilsids. 3. ~
35s5 High Bridge. AZ. . 50. 40
40 Bodis. t6. t6s
i72O Bechtei, 2 10. 2 co. AZ
ii6O McCiinton. 2. . o5. . Is. 30
is20 Nodoc. Sc. Csc. roc
i04o Tioga, ., ~. 2 ~. 2 S..
2i3o Summit. 4. ~, tt.o
$50 Bulwsr. II. l3t
40 MAybelle. I. SOC
COO Concordia. 73c. soc
225 syndicats. 4. 4s.t4
345 Aurora. A.. ~. 4 60. ~
$50 GoodshAw. I 10. I Is
1i36 Champion. 2. IN. D..
coo sitting Bull.
600 Ida, I
TACO Golden Chariot, SOC, zoo
IFS s~corpian, tS.4
$40 Lsvisthan, CSC, Coo
40 North Con. Virginia. ,. 81
200 Morning Star. 81. ) Gu
100 Prospect. t,e
1895 Oriental. ~. 20
720 Beividers. ts.4t,t
SIS Blackhavk.2
100 Lssds. !
it50 Tiptop. l Is. ] 40
400 Trojan. Toe. 75e. Csc
$50 Lee. $50. 300
1870 Benton. 81, 81. 81
1910 Boyle. 2. 40
$40 Rough 4 Ready. 2. I 30
255 solid Silver. 5s.5
400 ST. Louis. tsc. 500
720 Vermont. 4 10. 4 rs
5000
'"s A'ASS"'
c.o oubir. a. Az. t3k, A, az, az
.c,s vvPn "a "a. "a. sihs ai,.h
''i'
co.,, a. ~. ,oA IN or
isio ovu,a eui''' IVA
.- w. "a ,sl ,.L ,an
80 80 ~
oSAIhon
80 SsvAsv nj. o.
'oo con; ,,rsin !,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24
Careless RidinE.

Horssmsn are getting to DO very care
less these days. Recently we chronicled
. disaster which occurred In Virginia
and BY which W. d. O. Gibson was se-
riously injured through the reckless
riding Of an equestrian. Last evening
ct 1 O'Clock another instance occurred
on the Divide. whom . horseman dashed
like . knight OF old at . tournament.
full tilt into . passing two-horss buggy.
In this instance. however, the rider
came to grief. His stsed struck the end
OF the buggy pole and Immediately went
down. The only damage to the buggy
was = broken reach. while the horssman
vas considerably bruised and his hsss
badly injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24
eBoCIRIEs, Provisions, Etc.

GRoCRRIKs, PRevIsIoHs, Etc.
G RIO e RY RE.
RICHARD MERCER,
mA,n STREET. GOLD MILL.
Family and Fancy Groceries
NOW ON HAND
| AND FOE SALE CHEAP roR CASH.
LAlos -Assenra.EE e
oAliSpraia harksts, oonpristns. N pafts
sUaA.sss,,..
'.'.D sSssgEi... ''IsSEFss,ur,
cANDtEeS pan Snuls
bufRRR
PROVISIONS o. ALL Klnpss
TIE Best OF WINES AND LteUons
AZ whslssais ssd Retail.
VEGETABLES AID FRUITS.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
In RICHARD MlRcH.
]. & ]. B. MALLON,
Street, next to the Bank Of Cali.
fornis Building,
uRoINIA CITY, NEVADA.
W1I e AND RETAIL D,AI1a'
Groceries and Provisions,
Crsshsry and wssAsswars, Csisa $50
asd Yrsssh Cas- Oiass, 0ti a.ds
Candies, rssr asd Feed,
sss., Rss.. ne.
WINES AND LIQUORS
o. The Era susiity seiy.
Brandy, POET .sl SHERRY WINE
fsr nsaisi.ai sss.
We call the spseisii attention Of ntns ani
Mn Bupsrptsndsnta 70 our lafEs md eom.
pists stock Of Otis and Candies for mill End
mining purposss. We on. hat elass o. sea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24

MAsrox MlnpLH cannot write unless
seated on Q dictionary. p. Sand be
can't then.-Bu6do Express.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-24

WEI not put Tie .tsamps d work on
Ne Warrington monumsst
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
ENTERTAINING HER BIG SIS
T'ERS BEAU.
Bret lIarte. in the Independcnt.


"My sister'll bc down in minute, and says you're
10 wait. il you please,
And says might stay till she came u Ia promise
her never to tease,
Nor speak till YOU spoke TO mt first. Rut that
nonsense, for how would You know
What she told me TO say il | didr'ts Don't Won
really and truly think 50:
And then YOU'D feel strange here alone And
You wouldn't know just where 10 sit
For that chair isn't strong on its legs. and we
never use II 4 Bit
We keep il 10 mstch with the sofa, But Jack says
it would be like Won
To fop yoursefright down upon il and knock out
the very last screw
"S'pose you tryy won't tell You'rc afraid 10!
@! you're afraid they would think il was
mean!
We'll, then, there's the album thGtS pretty, II
You're sure that your fingers a'c clean
For sister says sometimes daub il; but she only
SAYS that when she cross.
There's her picture, Nou know its It's like her:
but she ainL as good looking, OF course
"This IL ME. It's the best OF en- all. Now tell
me you'd never have thought
That once was little as that Its the only one
that could hc bought
For that was the message TO pa from the photo
graph man where sat
That he wouldn't print off any more till he first
got his money 1or that.
"What? Maybe you're tired of waiting: Why,
often she's longer than this.
There's all her back hair 10 40 mp and all of her
front cnrlS to triZ.
But it's nice to be sitting here talking like grown
people, just You and me
DO You think you'l be coming here ottens ON,
Ito! But don't come like Tom Lee.
Tom Lee Her last bean Why. my goodness /.
He used TO be here day and night.
Till the folks thought he'd be her husband; and
Jack says that gave him q fright
You went run away then,sas he did, for you're
"A
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
4 Dogs Appreciation Of Money.

The Quincy tIll.l Wig Of Saturday
tells this story: "A few evcningssince,
while u number Of persons were chat
ting in n drug store u gentleman came
il, followed by small dog. While the
master was procuring some medicine
ne dog walked around the store-room,
and finally picked up something and
ran TO one Of the gentlemen and nj
tractcd attention by scratching his cloth
ing. The man looked down and noticed
that the dog had piece Of paper IL his
mouth, but thought nothingof it. The
dog. not satisfied, repeated hsapnarent
appeal, hit not with success, and then
went to his owner, who took the paper
and saw it was $40 bank-note. The
dog had found it Oh the floor, and evil
dently knew that it was valuable. i
subsequently transpired that Tie money
belonged 10 Dr. J. 7. Wilson, and il was
returned to him. The dog was reward.
"a for Ills sagacity by the present Of II
handsome new collar.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
Meanlng Of the Term Porte.

The term Porte, which is used to
denote the administrative government
If the Ottoman Empire, and Includes
the Sultan, tic Grand Vizer, and the
great Council of State, had its origin M
this way III the famous institutes estab-
lishcd by the famous warrior Sultan,
MOhammcd III, the Turkish body poll
&c was described by the metaphor Of
stately tent, whose dome rested upon
four pillars Tie Vizicrs formed the
frst pillar, the Judges The second. the
1rcastrers thc third, and the Secretaries
the fourth. Tie chief seat 81 tie gov
ernmcnt Was ignratiyoly named the
Lofty Gate of the Royal tent, III allu-
sion 70 the practice Of earlier times,
when tho Ottoman rulers sat at the tent
door to administer Justice The Italian
translation of this name was Ee Port
sublima" This phrase was modified
II English 10 the Sublime Porte, and
finally the adjective has been dropped,
leaving il simply "The Porte. '-Er-
! olinrge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
THE PRETTlEST BABY.

70 the baby show? No, indeed
God bless me no. indeed Y
Had the youngest sister of Mr. John
Trueax (very bright and pretty She was,
with short, curly, black-as-thc ravens
wing hair, and large, sparkling, dark-as-
the-mldnight-sky eyes proposed that he
should enter cage ofthe widest kind
Of wild animals-lions, tigers, leopards,
and pantherS, for instance-hc could
not have shown more CONSERVATION and
horror.
Mr. TrueaX, albeit he only numbered
some siX-and-thirty years, was u mis-
ogynlst and n misogamist. He out
bachelored all the bachelors of his ac-
quaintance; and they were not few. is
he associated with none but single men
never attending q wedding, shuddering
when he heard of Il birth, breaking OIL
all communication with friends who
plunged into matrimony, and carefully
avoiding all women, rich and poor,
proud and lowly, with the single excep-
ton Of Winifred, his youngest sister,
mentioned before, who had been left to
his care when she was twelve years Of
age-being now twentv-hy II dearly
loved dying mother.
The reason? I'll tell you
Once on time John Trueax, then
called Jack Trueax, 4 good-looking,
jolly young fellow Of tve-and-twenty,
was about to be married. The wedding
day had arrived. The groomsmen and
hridemaids, the parents of Jack and the
parents Of las he fondlv thought his
Lily and IL large number Of invited
guests were present.
A bell formed Of lovely flowers hung
from the ceiling, prepared to shed its
sweets upon the heads of the happy
lovers; the minister waited, book in
hand; Il hundred wax candles helped
the gas Jets to lend brightness to the
scene; the wedding supper was laid
when the brides own maid, who had
been sent TO tell her all was ready (she
had requested to be left alone n few
moments before the ceremony, and hc-
ing an odd sort Of girl. nothing strange
was thought Of this requestl, returned
pale and trembling, to the room where
the bridal party waited, with note
which she had found, instead Of her
mistress, and which read rs follows
DEAR FATHER AND DEAR MOTHER,--
| do not love him. The feeling | mis-
took for love is only that Of friendship,
Since we are engaged | have met one
whom do love, and at the last moment
| fly to meet him and become his wife,
convinced that, dishonorable rs my
conduct may seem, it would Ec a
thousand times more dishon0rablc To
stand before the altar with ieupon
my lips lie which would condemn
me to liyea lie forever after. Tell Jack
| wish him all prosperity and happi-
ness. LILY"
The bell Of flowers was taken down.
the wax candles were cxtinguished, the
minister departed. the guess we're dis
missed, and John Trueay left the house
with il curse upon his lips-for he
knew, iii spite of her romantic note,
that Il e girlhad been Won BY the wealth
Of his rival-to become Il hater III
women, foe To matrimony, yice-presi.
dent Of the Stanch Old Bachelors
Club. and perfect Herod III regard u
children.
What wonder, then, that be shrank
back ii alarm when Winnie proposed
they We're on their way to the academy
Of music to hear some man make i
speechl that they should stop few mo-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
A River Intensely Salt.
Nevada Enterprise

i was very long supposed that the
brackishness Of Salt river, Arizona, was
caused by the stream running over n
bed Of salt somewhere along its course
Its waters are pure and fresh from
whore it heads in the White Mountains
% within fifty miles of whore il cmpties
INTO the ella. Fifty miles from It's June
tion with the 1iila there comes into il IL
stream Of water That is intensely salt.
This stream pours out Of the side of u
large mountain, aud is from twenty to
thirty feet deep 1t is very rapid and
pours into the Salt river great volume
Of water. Here could bc easily manu-
factured sufficient salt to supply the
world All that would be necessary
would be TO dig bitches and lead Tie
brine to basins in the nearest deserts.
The heat Of thc sun would make thc
salt Were there n railroad near the
stream IL waters would doubtless soon
Be turned and lca to immense cyapOr.
atng ponds. II Il supposed that the
interior Of tile mountain out Of which
the streams How is largely composed of
rock salt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
Love Comes WITH the Spring.

The following specimen verses are
from twenty-six stanza idyl, by an in
spired young fellow who has been
wrought BY tie first bright beams Of
the springs warm sun:
She leaned alone upon the fence,
And then she hove aHy,
Aud for his footsteps down the lain
She waited patiently
And presently be came TO view,
And then she yelled yell:
heavenly howl ofJOy she howled
And her bosom sNclled a swell
Canton IN. ~ Rep0sit0ry.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05

around whose walls still hung some
Christmas greens, WAS the eoLlCSt
hrigheS troom You could possible mag,
me. hi one corner ou crimson
loungc, covered With an old FASHIONED
star quilt, lay II handsome old woman
her still bright eyes dwelling witha look
of fonducss ON the goldcn-halrcd two
ycareld girl who sat III her little rock
mg-cmir softly singing her Santa Claus
doll to Slcop,
And hy thc window, the bushes com.
ing and gong i'll her happy face, stood
DAISY Mugrove rereadlns tor the
twentieth time the verses tina; camr in
with the morning bread.
"What Is il, Daisy Y II last asked the
old Woman, turning her eyes IN the
direction of the pretty reader \ val
entne2 May | sec il, dear -
Its something oft the sort answered
DAISY, with another hlush; hut II you
don't mind very much, grandmMmma,
Id rather NOT
Ageutlc knock NJ the doc, Interrupted
her
rull the hohhin and the latch
will fly up, called ont Daisy,
hughnely, sinking into the chair and
hiding tho valentine behind tho window
curtain.
And reversing the old story, the
latch flew mp and in walked the WOLF
said lonu lrucaN, rs he came into the
room, where hc was immediately
elutchcd around the leg hy the baby.
Such terrible. terrible WOLF
laughed Red Riding hood
$50 terrible that he feels MS though
he could cat YOU this moment Says
the wolf showing his strong white teeth,
Then unclaspng wee naisy's hands,
and putting Il huge Sugar.plum in each
one, he went to- the side of the couch
on which the old Woman lay her
wrinkled face lit up with pleasure
1T the sight Of him and laid hoquct
Of fragrant flowers on the starry coy.
erlCt.
Then returning to the young mother
who had taken her little ono upon her
lap, he asked, Did YOU receive II val
cntine this morning."
| did--instcad of n pat of butter,
And what did the wrltcrof il say y
on could never guess.
"That is the reason ask. "
lie SAYS -spcaking slowly, and
with a bright smile dancing ON her lips
and in her eyes that he loves my
baby, and thinks her the prettiest baby
in the world?'
Anything else
And that not content with having
shamed her far-away cousin into giving
her il part Of what should have bccn
her fortune, he wishes to share his own
with her if
If?7
Her mother will consent TO bc sister
to darling Winnie and mistress Of his
beautiful home.
DO you intend 70 reply to that val
entnc Little Red Riding hood p
:" do, Wolf
Then reply Immediately"
She put the prcttiest baby off her
knees, gave il kiss on its sweet rcd
mouth, ana whispered, but not 80 low
but that Jack Trueax caught the words
Darling 60 give that kiss to lupd.