The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1883-01-25
Read This If You Can.

ho1ohaIy3 Iato eulblOn OF e1Ene
Worcester or Webster, any goo,
y helper Of the study of language, th,
others criticise or confirm the reader
pronunciation. There are 225 word
here which are frequently mispro
nounced
Godfrey, snrnarned Winthrop, sal
in the depot at Chicago waiting for
lis train and reading the Tribune,
when squadron of street Arabs Tin.
comparable for squalor) thronged
from a neighboring alley, uttering
hideons cries, accompanied by inimi-
table gestures of heinous exultation,
as they tortured a black -and-tan dog,
You little blackguards!'' cried
Winthrop stepping outside aud con-
fronting them, adding the inquiry,
Whose dog is that?''
"That audaclous Caucasian has
the bravado to interfere with our
clique, tauntingly shriekeG the little
ruffians, exhibiting combatiy, ness.
What will you take for him r asked
the lenient Geofrey, ignoring the
venial TRADE.
"Tweniy-seven cents" piquantly
answered the ribald urchin, grasping
The crouching dog Ivy the nape.
You can buy licorice and share
with the indecorcns coadjustors of
your condemnable cruelty" said
Winthrop, paying the price and taxi
ing the dog from the child. Then
catching up his valise and umbrella
he FASTENED up to his train. Win
5hrop satisfied himself that his sleek
protege wa5 not wo,:aded, and then
.lranv he cement from the pretty
collar AMI read these word.
''Lnieester, Licensed. No $780,
Hearing the pronunciatioh of his
name, the docile canine expressed
gratitude aud pleasure, and tlsen
sank exhausted at his new patrons
feet aud slept.
Among CHER passengers was q
magazine C, ,tributor writing vagraies
Of lnIian literature, also two physi-
clans, a sombre, irrevoCable irrefrega4
bic allopathist and genial home
opathist, VINO made a speciality OF
bronchitis. Two peremptory lawyers
from the legislature OF Iowa wer e
discussing the politics of the epoch,
md then the details of national
finance, while wan, dolorous person,
wearing concave glasses, alternative
y ate troches and almonds for
1rdative, and sought coincidence in q
high, lamentable treble from lethar
gic and euervate comrade not yet
accllmated. Near three exemplary
brethren probably sinecurists) sat
group of humorous youths and a jose
sailor Qateiy from Asia) in blouse
waist and iarpaulin hat was amusing
his patriotic juvenile listeners by
relatings a cries of the most extraor.
binary legends extant, suggested by
The contents of his knapsack, which
he was calmly and leisurely Arrange
ing in pyramid from three legged
stool. Above swung figured placards
with museum and lyceuin advertise
mcnts, too verbose to be miscon-
strnel.
A mature matron of medium height
and her comely daughter soon en-
5errd the car and took seats i'll front
IF Winthrop (who recalled having
'ccu them one Tuesday in FEBRUARY
u the parguet of a theater.l The
young lady had recently made her
debut into society at musical soiree
at her aunt's. She had an exquisite
bouquet of flowers that exhaled sweet
perfume She said to her aunt.
''Mamma, shall we ever find INV lost
Leicester ?"
Godfrey Immediately addressed
her, saying as he presented his card:
Pardon my apparent intrusive
ness; prithee, have you lost pet
log?"
The explanation that he had been
stolen was scarcely necessary, for
Leicester, just awakening, vehement
y expressed his inexp icable 10, by
oaoyantly vibrating between the two
ike the sounding lever in telegraphy
| flor to neither of them would he
show partiality), till succumbing 10
ennni, he parported to take recess.
and sat on his launches, compla,., t.
ly contemplating his friends. It
was truly an interesting pie ure.
| They reached their desti. ation ere.
the sun was beneath the horizon.
| Often daring the summer VIM
throp gallantly rOwed from the qAay
with the natiYe ard hlitha Raa. "A. j.