The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-23

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Well. sir. be had the. blamsdsst big
gest. cattycornedeet " pisnnsr yey
sver laid eyes on; somsthin' like dis.
tsscted billiard table on .thrsa legs
The lid ssbeisted. and miRkty ven
1t was. II it hadn't besn, he'd a.torr
the insides clean ou.. and scattered 'em
to the four winds or heaven.
Played well! You bst he did; but
don't interrupt mo. When he first sit
down be 'pssred TO keer mighty lItele
bout l>yin. and wisht hs hsdn',
come. He tveedle-lse'e1rs little upoa
the treble. and twoodls-oodled soms on
the bass just fooiius sud boxing the
things jaws tor ahsin' il his vsy.- And
says to man sitting ne.r me. saya
|: Whist sort of foil plAyin' Il
tlat! Aud he sSys, Heish r Blu,
presently his hands commenced chasin'
ono another mp aud down the keys,
like parcel Of rats scampsring thorugh
Z gassse sery sgifs. A1eD - -
Sweet Though. and (enIin1 u NE q Q
sugar squirrSaA turpahf ths jheeL ei
q cauay cAge. b 4. Z - ~
New. l says to my neighbos. he's
SHOWN o6. He thinks he . a-doiu' il
but he aims got no idss, no plan Of
nothin'. II he'd play me . tune OF
some kind or other I'd
But my neighber says. 'Heish I very
impat'ently. WAS jYes eDout p get
up an 60 hegse, ssn 3iredx8 the
foolishness, snfseSsla l&sis bird
waking up way of in the woods. and
call sleepylike to his mate, and looked
up and seen that Ruby was beginin' to
take some interest in his business, and
/ sit down again. It Was the peep oi
day. The light osns fpintly @eoa the
east, tho brssa6s bisesd ksskla ED
fresh and some wore. Erds Sk1 up
in the orchard, then soms iaore III the
tress near the house. and all began
singin' together. People began to stir
and the gal opened the shutters. Just
then tho first beam Of the sun fell
upon the blossoms leetle pore. and it
touched the roses on tie bushes, aud
toe next thing WAS broad day the sun
fairly ssIsi1 ttc birds suSg q thl "a
split tneir 1ktld thrSaes III tk Il us
S~as mnsiR. and Asahin' d)ampnds ssoe
dew. d thbli wide vsefld pas
bsigb gbtand kApt1 q kAg Seeded
te me like vher6 Wxs good bfeakfs8t
10 every house in the land. and not q
sick child or woman anywhere. 1t
was fine mornln'.
And says to my neighbor That's
music, that is
But he glared ct ne like hs'd like TO
Presently the vind turned; i began
to thicken up. aud . kinder gray mist
came over thugs got low spirited
directly. The" . siivery rain began
to fall. 1 could see the drops touch
the ground; some flashed up like long
pearl ear rings. aud the : Fest rolled
away like round rubies. II wss pretty
but melancholy. Then the pearls
gathered themselves into long strand1
aud nScklasss. sed then vhey msossd 10
TO silver streams. running between
gelden gravels. and then the strsams
joined saeh ether Il The 6ofs.suk 81 the
hill, and made . brook that flowed
silent. excep sthat y6u osa0skiUdsf see
the music. specially when. the bushes
ON the backs moves - thu music went
along down the valley. coelaa amsll
the flowers in tho me4iow. but the
sun didn't shine nor tho eHiriss sing
it WAS ! fosgy day. bot mot cold, 30 ..s'.l
The most reurio0a. thine, ,sRAsc csths
little white suesl boy. 6ke y0u - in
pictures. thar run Akoad of IL nvAja