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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

hey. r. W iinchAolx, Wasrca. MINI
nSrn The ~r. JACOBS oEL III the ca.c ~
lady ~ hiS congregation who had berl
bcd-ridicn with Rheumatism for sever,
teen years. she used ihr ~. JAran
Oii Tor three day y. and WAS able ID leayl
her led.
Mr. 4 $chaefer. M. III Brown street
Allegheny Cny, i'a.. hnd the Isheu;ua
tism for eight wears ana lad used e..rs,
known medicine wiihonf rplipf ASsn1i,
Dp'l'e n ~ dNrpis ON. cured hiiN.
6nStav A. iIeilman, E.q.. Editor \
Pittsburgh DasiF Republican. snlirre.
viii rheumatism tur two Years. ana IN,
many night unable ID sleep on accom-
q terrible pains Two bottles III -
JAccrs tIF. cured him.
Mr. H. Nilke, Lafayette md. report
= case where q man suffered % iadl.
with rheumatism that Ne could no
move. ili~ legs wee swollen. anl II,
lad The most terrible pains. lively,
hours after the iirsi application az NJ.
Sr. JAt0its OH the pains were rome ane
the swelling had disappeared.
Mr.. Henry Schaefer. Millcrsburr
Ohio, was cured Of rheumatism IN III.
hips. ~
Mr.. T. X. Wit. Cleveland. ohio. Ehcu
matism in the leg. Cured atter tire.
Applications.
MI. Henry Lear, Patriot. Ohio. lsar
such pain in his shoulder that hc conf
not move. Sr. JAcoRs OIL cured Inn
after few applications.
Mrs Nrcna Gurclman. arel 10 war.
living in Rochester. NJ III. RhcumatiSn
IN Legs; could not walk. frsrd \ h.,tl,
oi IT JAcoHs On. and felt, as she asserts
like newborn.
Christian Ilanni. Esq, Youngstown
Ohio, i full of 10y over ihe wondcrfn
cure ofhis wife by ST.. JAcons ON. Fol
twelve long years she had suffered with
Neuralgia IN The head. and often hasl ilse
most terrible pains. Ialfa bottle ~ -.
JAcoDs on cured her entirely.
Mr.. VIM. Rcinhardt. Enlore. Wis..
reports as follows: ST. JAconS Ot, \.
really wonderful remedy, for / coui1
mention dozens OF cases where n ha.
provided Its magical influence. o.
case ~ particular | will state: know /
man who has suffered with Eheumafi ..;,
Tor the lat twcnty-four years. and of la,e
Icoud hardly move around. Aftrr nsiny
= few bottles Of ST.. JACOBS OIL he was
entirely cured.
y. Seim, Esq, South Adams, Massa-
chuseits. writes: Allow me to inform
You how much good Sr. JAcons OH has
done in this neighborhood A woman
had The Rhelmatism so badly that shc
could not even attend 70 her wishes.
Three ai piications OF ST. JAcons OH.
cured her. Her Joy seemed to have NJ
bounds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

On the first page of our paper we re-
publish from the Daviess County Demo
cFat very complimentary notice OF the
life and public services OF the Hon. II Il.
Cobb our Representative in Congress.
We arc pretty well satisfied large ma
jnrity Of our people viii be in favor OF
re-nominating Mr. Cobb for another
term They are satisfied with his course
IN Congress. and a. be enjoys large &C.
guaintznce in the county he will doubt
les receive the vote Of our delegation in
the Congressional SuIli-
van Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05
fndiana's Delegation 10 Chicago

I, iADiANAPoLIs. Feb. a5.--Republjear
conventions were held i'm ali ihe con
gres-ional districts on The state TODAY ~,
me selection Of delegates 10 the Chicago
convention.
First disirict--sIeld az Evansville
Major Alex. Gilchrisf, Of Evansville
ana N n. lIoggati, of Warrick county.
We're chcscn. No instructions by ths
convention; personal preferences o,
aeicgalee: Elaine first choice. Wash.
burnc srcond.
second district-Af Washington. Dele.
Gates, samuel T.. kcrcherai. OF Wash.
ingion, and john T.. Glover. OF Bedford
- resolution of Instruction favorinn
blal4e and Harrison was passed.
ihird disirici--At Jacksonville. W.
" clcmmcn~, OF C0rydcn. and J. III.
rteids, ot Vienna. No instructions.
Fourth disiriri--At i-awrenccburr.
lcMn w Crosirr. Of Madison. ana \. 4.
AnAinson, ~ lAwrcnceburg. Both for
sherman.
Filth disirict--At Martinsyille. b. r.
Been, % spencer. and J. u. Homan. 81
Donyillc- No instructions.
sixth dlssfict--Ar Cambridge CITY.
u elton Pcden- III knirhis;own. and r.
~ ialiie, of ConnorsvilIe. No In
-tructiOns.
sew. ~ disirict--it indianapolis. II.
81 liaw kin-. Of indianapolis. aud James
H. McFadden. ~ ShelbyviIle. A re~o-
luton was adopted instrnctinr the dele
gaie~ to vote against The nomination ~
any man for third term. Blaine first
choice Of delegates. Convention aid
nor instruct.
Eighth disirict--At Crawfordsy;.le.
MrDcen, Of Terre Haute. and r. M.
Ncbekcr. ofCovington- Of No instructions.
biainc element predominaie.
Ninth district AT Frankfort. Judge
n ~ lilgeemboiham. OF Frankfort and
i'r- 'ico. Il, crittcndcn, Anderson. bis
irirt decidedly for Iiainc.
Tenth disiricf-At Loganspors. r: =.
'ie'lrll. of Lake county. and John W.
" elmer. ~ White county.
Eleventh. disrrict-At Marion. " J
IoAa. NJ Wells county. and j. n. Vail
y h"koino. M distinctions.
Twelfth disirict-Af Albion. Wm.
.lHli- 81 Albion. ana Cha. II. Bashcr. of
Y afrFl0o.
Thirteenth disfrirf-Af Laporte. Glenn
~ ~iadebaker- rt South Bend. AMI r
W Davenport. of Eikhari. The ronrcn-
ION adopted resolutions favorina Blaine
: nr-i choice. and Washburne a. second.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

The decision Of the Supreme Court
which we publish below, Is Of interest Il
4 large class Of persons. II has been III.
practice of the Justices Of the Peace Il
iaA The Tee of the Prosecuting Alfvfnc,
On the docket. no matter whether tha
gentleman appeared or not.
Ihe following Is the decision:
S,flU. The State OK rel. Thomas r
lClr NJ. James NJ. Jackson IL al. Mad.
SON q q. Affirmed.
howk, q D. Action npon an olIiria
bond oi 4 Justice % the Peace. The gil
81 the supposed cause OF action against
the Justice and lis surciics j. that ihr
said Justice, IN nc rendition OF his imdg-
ment n "A certain State case, had NEGLECT.
ca and refused TO adiudgo and tax IN
favor of tho relafor the Prosecuting At
iorney OF the Judicial Circuit within
which he Justice had juri -aiction. ihe
proper anu legal docket Zee Of five dol
lars
The taxation or the costs. IN so f.r a.
The determination Of the right ofanNonc
20 iers or costs j. involved. aud the rem
ui'i"n Of The judgment therefore bv a
justice of the Peace. ia any case. are hi-
Judicial acts. but, however. erroneous
these arts may be. and wheth Il his crro-
neoNs acts arc caused ~ neglect. ignor-
aHce, mistake or a wilifui refusal 10 act.
neiiher The Justice nor his ,urctie. on
NJ vi.irai bond can be held liable or rc-
spohslblr. ~ damages. 10 The party in-
Jurtd NJ iiis erroneous judicial acts. as
lnh.. 81 IS Ind. lv6).
~ surh counties of the State wherein
2 criminal c0url j. not organized and 60
iApiirhei ''A law. IN a!i criminal causes
beivre justices ~ The Peace. HE Prose
euing Attorneys ~ The Circnif Couri
Dave lhr rl2hi IN nfoScruie such criminal
ca~cs. n X. -. SaD. sec. ~: B II. =. 4l5.
1lb), But such Prosecuting Attorneys
aie MOI entitled ~ ANY dorkei fer HI
cases Mheie the fine could exceed ti.
sum os three dollars. nor IN my osher
eA-'r neiore Justices. exccist when H.
qutsled - Prosecute tie suit by ihc liz
jared W complaining parity.
~ IN not ihe duty on Justices of tht
Peace 20 taN \ docket fre Of 1--WE dollars
lor she Prosecuting Attorney. ~ a ,ar
~ 'lle costs against ihe defendant, III an,
criminAl case wierc there i 4 Judgment
rendered fer fiEc anil costs: rs.ie.s ~urh
4 lFo-eehtin- Aiinsg. in pei~oll or bA
~ dct'Hy. ~ appeared anA uin-ucuted
such criminal cases. Oh behalf of ihr
state before suril Justice. n X. -. 46..
~ec 33) Judgment affirmed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

4 strong opposition. amounting almost
M indignation. has been aroused among
'ne citizens living adjacent to Patoka
river above to old Wheeling dam. in
consequence of the proposition OF certain
parties 70 establish locks at that place.
anaitc raise the dam some three feet
higher The reasons for this opposition
are that the back-water caused bv this
dam overfiows some valuable land end
renders il unit for cultivation. and that
4 keeps large body Of stagnant water
IN the river aud it, tributaries for miles.
which breeds malaria and disease
Princeton Clarion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05
Evansville Asked to Subscribe
Stock e. the Amount Of s20O,-
600 to the Lake Erie Ex-
tension.

"A petition was IN circulation vester-
DAY afternoon signed by some forty free
holders, asking the city to donate sao0 :
ty 20 an extension or the Lake Fr;a
railroad from BOonyille TO Huntino-
burgh. The project. althopgh ,r,;r;-
L-.eu, mas been conducted very quietly
mus iar, and Il was more by accident
inan intention that the facts concerning
inc petition leaked out. All that i re-
quired = The names Of one hundred
ireeholders 10 the petition for its presen-
iauon to The city council, in which case
they are compelled 10 act upon il and
order an election. which will no doubt
DC ordered to take place at the same time
a. me regular spring election, thus say
ing considerable 10 the city.
Mr Hanson. who Is now In thc city
through his aids, i working M the mat
ter. The documents is a voiuminous one.
The following, however. are the salient
features, besides others not .nominated
ia slie bond IN
The petition demands that $4,000 Of
the S2uu.UO0 shall be due when the first
zen miles arc completed; S5UOCO when
lne next five are under the iron. and
eivauVu when the road is completed.
ne company promises 10 build depot
~ tniS CITY al "A cost of $1,000. which
will, i j. considered. be a credit 10 the
city This. however, includes tile ground
and structure combined. The opinions
oi the people on the project could not be
obtained, a few were aware Of the
but there j. little doubt but
the required number OF signatures will
be obtained, when the natter will be-
come more generally understood.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

John w. lays and Sarah Crabtrce dill
4 sure enough last Friday. They took
ne train Tor -. Louis, Mo.
Wesley was brought up north Of Loo
goo'ee- and his friensls out there will bc
surprised 20 hear OF such an escapade.
lie leaves a wife. six children and some
grand children 10 mourn his sudden tax
ing Of. His charmer, Miss Sarah. is
single. young. good-looking and has
dangerous black eyes. They both lived
in the neighborhood of Tlillham. Dubois
Martin County Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

ne Washington spondent or the
indianapolis sentinel. thus telerranhS
lli- paper iIom Washington:
ne gathering cfprominent politicians
here to-day. incident r0 TIE meeting ~
the national democratic committee. al
yriopcd the fact that Gov isendrick-
lia- remarkable strong hold upon tie
-O''d opinion ~ the leading mon " MI.
party. IA Al the talk and there i n,rrh
ni ~ about the coming rarpaign and lie
Hlris who are considered arailatir rnnH;-
slaie-. il MAS noticeable that none AZ NV.
prominent politicians now here found
prc-isipn 20 say ANYTHING against Gov.
itfn.ificN~ fitnc-- for tile presidency.
ai'd ~ this respect he Wa marked ex-
rep'ion. In selecting place Tor the
convention. hi chances FOR The nomina-
lion formed an element of mnch cons,d-
Grafton, and in every way the greatest
respect was rendered 10 him - 4 ,,,a,,
worthy OF his party's favors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

Mr. iIarbin lliratt raised last year five
acres Of tobacco. aud made S.505 lbs,
which sold for Sss0--the expense OF
prizing and shipping were $50. The
land was cultivated on shares for Mr.
IIicatt- and he got half the crop or 500
rent for his five acres. but lie boarded
Tie hand nine mouths.--Woodford Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

iIinoisans who remember the lannon's
campaign between Douglas and Lincoln
Will cali 10 mind young -Mild Irish
man who acted A. faciotum for the
Little Giant" Douglas found him 4
page IN the Senate and made him H.
private ecretary. He j. now the Hon.
ArihurC GorLam. nitcd States senator
rom Maryland The Courier mention
~, ne other day. an instance where 4
lorincr Page in the House was now \
representative en- The iio0r-iron. Rich
ard w. Townshend, from The adjoining
district IN Illinois. The Chicago Times
says ~ these two gentlemen: @To-
gesher they form two pages III Ameri-
can history. and they arc bound up-
ward IL Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

The tobacco now coming 10 market i
generally in good dry order. but large
proportion Of il shows more or less dam
age from mould. Prices are well main
'tained. especially for trash. and the bet
ter grades ofsound. sweet lcaf.--IIender-
son Reporter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

An old man by the name OF John
tella. was found dead on last Sunday.
" his housc. near Sharps Mill. on big
Blue river. When found he had seem
|ingly been dead some two or three
weeks. the body was revolving aud
Isickcning sight
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

Typhoid lever j. prevalent al Prince
ton. and we find the following spcrula-
ions ~ the causes 81 il In the Democrat.
II n argued b. some that the ranSe ~
The prevalence Of Typhoid fever 10 such
an extent in this place at flc prcsen,
time. i owing to digging up the street.
Tor inc purpose Of macadamizinr The
same last Summer and FAN. and the
grading Of the AIRLINE railway through
own. While this may have some effect
yet we think rig-pens. dirty yards. stink.
lng- shallow privy vaults and slaughter.
houses within the corporation. have had
something TO do with causing the exce..
slve prevalence Of Typhoid fever thi:
time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

a barge containing 5000 feet or wal.
nut lumber was sunk Al ScuGicfown
Saturday last. The railroad men had
agreed to put the lumber on the wharf n
evansville Y was shipped from Jas
per. and consigned TO indianapolis. We
learn that but little of II will bc lost
Rcckp0rt Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

The world DO move. Widows with
children are allowed to vote in Kentucky
at elections to impose = school tax. aud
All women are eligible for appointment
jas ennmerat0rs OF census.-kcnturky
lntclligcnccr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

The Ohio Legislature has one negro
member. one Williams, from the Cin-
Icinnati district This member short
time since introduced bill 10 promote
the iricrmarriave Of whites anil
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n,TEs on ADyERT-sEING.
For square, 0incs or less. l week, 81 90
E4ch subsequent insertion, rs cts.
Longer Advertisements al the same rate.
A fraction over even square or squares,
countei a. square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements: a reasona-
bic deduction will be made 10 regular
advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of admins
irators and legal notices of like character
10 be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each s1.00
For County . 2.5O
For District, Circuit, or State. $50
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

THIS column, NJ krdness ~ the proprietor N ~, VA.
rer stbf property w tls teacher IN fhaiscannt.
VI n " ~ heled HAT earh raser wlIl lnnifr.t a it
tsresl n Il ~ oeeasrAsly Offering any views whatever
~ nn ednearna character that may further ths cause
n midst
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05
Eugene A. Ely,
attorney al Lar.

Cmee on corner u MAIN Frhs srecl, he rsl
irns Siote.
PETERSBURG. iSn.
win practice ~ rlkr. Dubois and adjoining counties,
sni fie Fes..r A tuiiff-.
VIII sena regularly At an the ferns ~ the Dnhois
tlrcnit Court. Jan. ., SOY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

The teachers assembled AZ Srlneifer'
srhool-housc, on the 2lst al, of Feb
lrnary. The Institute was called 70 orde
10y Trustee, Felix Schneider ka.,
l>chrccring was elected Secretary. III,
first lesson given was in ili~fory--fopic
Causes OF The Civil War. THIS snhjec
was mastery drilled and fully explained
by Mr.. a. IleSsemer. Next IN ursle,
was lesson Ia Writing topic: How
70 teach il to beginners. which Was given
by Kate Schroering
\ InlcrniS~ion until ! o'clock IA.
Institute was called 10 order aud the
eNercises were continued with Gram
mar -tOp.c: The Noun amd its division,
Iby MIR. n. II. Miller, followed by a ai.-
cuSsion about the mode how 10 teach II
10 beginners. Political Geography
given by Mr.. y. cchwaFizmiller This
subject was very well explained. nnl
every e present was interested bv IL.
but as this method Of teaching was morn
for advanced scholars. Kate -.chroerinn
gave her method how to reach Ora
lGcoglaphy TO small scholars. Every
one present seemed 10 be interested will
our work
another Institute az the same place on
the 2uth day or March following. A.
there are ouly five teachers in This town.
ship il i agreed that each teacher will
give two lessons in order 10 occupy tho
Time OF the day. The following ;pro-
grammc was arranged:
liistory-topic Territorial Growth Of
the II. s. Orthography topic: Letters.
by Mr.. Joseph Schwartzmiller. Ariih-
mctic--topic: Interest and Reading
topic: How TO teach II 10 beginners.
Descriptive Geography OF tile Earth and
Grammar topic: The Verb. hy Mr.
Francis II. Miller. The fundamental
rules In Arithmetic and how 10 teach
Penmanship TO beginners, BY Miss Ere-
agc. hysiology--topic: Digestion.
Mental Arithmctic--topic The neces-
sity and bcnetlcencc OF teaching this sub
jcct-
We give our thanks 70 all our visitors
and invite all the parents and scholars of
this township 10 come and give Us the
pleasure OF their company i'll The next
Institute. KATE ScImoERrNG. Sec.
Supt. G. G. Cooper examined five ap-
plicants for Teachers License at the
Academy, last Saturday.
The Township Institutes, with but
one exception, we believe. have closed.
As general thing they have been rather
successful.
The prospect for Summer schools
The county is good. This il
a fact that we are pleased TO chronicle,
as multiplicity Of such schools Is an
evidence OF an increased thirst for cdu-
cation. The following towns will have
Jasper, Huntingburg, Portcrs-
willie, Ireland and Ferdinand. At the
two first named places there will model
schools for teachers, hence there il no
need OF our teachers going abroad 10 ac-
quirc knowledge Of the eight branches.
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PRICE or sUgsCEIPrIoN.
single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 %
For six months, ~
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER,
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, EY
CLEMENT DOAN T..

OFFICE. -IS CouRrEE BUILDING oN
Wr-T SIxTn STREET.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-11
Jonah and the Whale ct Z Disc cunt.


One pleasant summer afternoon, says
a writer in Forest and Stream, I was
standing on the shore of a pond on Long
island, watching tie play Of swallows as
they skinned just over the surface of
the water shortly before sunset. About
a hundred yards out was bed of lily
pads; and as the swallows skipped it, &C.
casionally good sized ripple could be
seen, and sometimes break from the
edges indicating fish there. This
fastened my attention to the particular
place. I had often seen cats play with
swallows, swooping at them. but the idea
of fish doing the same was something
new to me. Presently I saw a clean
breach, and a fine large pickerel showed
his whole size and got swallow, too, as
he disappeared beneath the water. This
I saw repeated several times, and
I called the attention of my
companion to this novel sight. While
we we're thus watching we saw two large
fish break at the same swallow, the fish
coming from opposite directions and
each head on to each. Both missed the
swallow, but, singular to relate, only one
fish was seen to fall into the water, and
neither was seen to pass the other. My
companion and myself looked with won
der. There was a great commotion in
the water, with continuous SCATTERING,
and boat being handy we jumped in
and rowed to the spot and picked up the
largest pond pickerel I ever saw. When
we had him in the boat the mystery was
solved; the smaller of the fish had; in
his eagerness for the swallow, jumped
clear down the larger ones throat, and
only the tail to the extent of about an
inch showed. The large fish was COM
pletely rent asunder and killed by the
catastrophe. Both together weighed %
pounds.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-11
HoIlanders.

Farmers and farmers wives and
daughters in Holland do not 20 with the
times, their manners, customs, and Co.'S
tunes are the same as their grandfathers
before them, and quite good enough
they consider them to be for them. The
old liver handed down to them is priced.
aim 1st revered, and much more valued
than any modern work; as they keep to
the same form in their boats, SO in their
outline Of dress. We heard one farmer
described as being q little foppish, be-
cause he hada boat built few inches
less in beam than the old pattern gener-
ally, and the number of petticoats worn
by farmers wives is as unalterably kept
to as the law Of the Modes and Persians
We found two characteristics in the Zee
landers. They carried silver-handled
knives in special pocket on the right
side, the handle much ornamented and
rather of a yataghan form, with blade
OF about seven inches, and their hair is
cut square right across the forehead.
The houses are painted here with blue
and red distemper outside around the
door; the shutters, green with white
panels, giving a remarkably bright look;
especially as the crockery of Holland is
80 beautiful in color, particularly some
OF the tones of green glaze), and their
varieties Of brass work and cooking uten-
sils perfectly endless.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-11
GOLD LOCKS KINDERGARTEN.

Why, who are her pupils pray,
We'll, there is old Turk, the cat, - ~ -.
So lrse, and fond of sleep
Th:t he cur!s up in o heap - E..
Hight in tas midst Of the Of that
Don Rosy is next to him,
,,,, SO fair, and blonde, and slim,
With eyes so wide and blEe!
sue VIII neither speak nor stir
Even though you scold at her.
but Will merely stay where you place her, prin and
sweet, and smile at you
He docs not even wink,
80 eager he Is to mark
Whatever Gold Locks may do;
He's deal of trouble, too,
For when with finger up she warns him, he is sure
to bark
All, il you could but see
What a winning dignity
Can this little scho. l-ma'am wear,
As now she turns and stirs
Old Turk until he purs,
To whisper tender word; or to Rosy gives carol
She Is forced to be discreet!
With Tony. though, or his feet,
White-curled to the very toes
Are dancing about her dress,
Co:.xng for caress
On his brown and frngy ears or on the top Of his
saucy nose
OF each one! BY and by
In an hour, perhaps, or molc-
When all arr supposed at work;
Asleep not far from each other in the corner on the
floor.
And With forehead on her chair,
And the long braid of her h-ir
Down dropping ike CLAM
OF sunlight, cheek in palm,
Will the little tired schoc.-mam
Ii teaching kindergarten be teaching in dream.
-W1de Awake.