The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

the ring, and called. Time gentlemen [ if you please" In the matter of swish ings Toddy was always ready 10 take kit own share zn4 indeed, in .his respect { he might be descnbei as the BenjAmir 1f Tozcr's, ioI his portion WIS iuil sever
 es thai q any other feiio@ in th,
 nooi. His popularity was universal and Tozer himself, though he sad tha Toddy ha cost hirn small fortune 1T canes, was believed to have d remote arc sneaking partiality for him nevertheless. ! I W4s TodGy who took leading part II most of the disturbances which tried h, peace Of rozcr. Among the most mem orable of these vas the rebellion named .4fler resunectlon-pie, winch, If re member rightly, occurred during my frs term.
 We had for dinner on Fridays villain ous species ot pc, stony as 10 lie crust and paiPy 2aa !eade1-aue9 as 10 the meat. HoreoeeI, day Was non-pud- dins lay. hieh intensified ear grievance Inc Icsafr-eeson compound giea tom Dad io worse artil an order was issued iassl no mo4e De should be ealsn. Or. dess of this kisI were mol To bs dls5- eeyed Tor obedience rnear.t ! Dbins ot ones nigh,-diess horrible form ei running the < .un.lei, n which the 54.- ner MS logged Ni.a poe Sei-aandkef ch.e.s. inso oHc orrer of hich was led 65s g,.ie. of sc ,y. Accordingly. ~hea l.5.dAy cane aroni.a q atain, and fhc pc WIS served U kt d'ahcI, ea, II ot ls lei: his portion gntaslsd or lis p.aie.
 l. ieturre ier second he.p.ag, inquired II jenkins, the servins man. who ansa e ed: iieasc. s'r, he young gents 'asa' ! heat x 5; they as on t.eii pla,es.a
 Tosef, ,seLt.ng I'll eh;et. ..owHed and .s4s esisen..y CT! me point of sending 10 C4kculeaa. ti.= gardener. a sholesa.v Of der for bisehes. Bs.i he hanged his mind. and resolves to try ti4e power i example Failing 10 on ,ke nstan,. hc atc pie sith esic,!;a.i8us xo- .eitY. aa... s.e had made an exge. iiVe b3.4tn n he enormous s;iuetGre before a.ia We watched him aanirlnsly, Vel not without ieclin, g: p.'y, :1r ae kne.' what tore of susering he was .aylns ap for himself Ba: we t,e nc p,e, d.. Iezer peroeives. that his move had failed. IL WAS thea th4; ne delivered the speech wnicn al old Iozeti,es ard to ,h.s day as his or ..tarlc..l mas,e.picee Klslas 5.es ~. t!.4 citing his gaze wander irom one sue oi the hai. .o he other, he sad in measured tones:
 t,en,leman, the pic : nade from prime beets,eak, .ro4n- ard Alsses aud eries of "9n. Ielef Tczcr. fsg shame " Where aIe your mefa.s. le- zef:' and what is more. gentlemen, he eoH ilaae quite gnm5Fed, ie: ne 'sis t-tat | = siats..t:: e..tes oi plc ef ei h..ca iieacmt. demonstrations. .gfaid eH. il Ter 4a.e.ly resumed hi> sest.j
 We were dismssed dinGerless and le- beliious. l. happened that ast t.: ;ha, time i bui-ieiuer pup ~h.eh some one -ia D ireak. | mus; have been. oi .ronio generosity, for he hated dogs lad gwen ..s present to Toier, disapp fr3r, ne house and grounds, and no more heard cf: and we cho-e ,o regard the GIT CuInsiance IS eonnec.e,. in some mys;e- rioas ~.sy wi,h the talli~S o'. ct The gsa.- Y Q, the resurrection pie. ioddy com posed ,oa.e verses. which some one else so. ;o music, and |" he Touching Ballad ci the Puppy and the f.e was rehearsed And ,uns oy ;hc whole school in psoces- sen round he play ground. The filst si.rza: remember, began thus
 To1cr had d h,tlr pup
 Where ls that pui " no"
 And the chorus ran IS follows:
 H. gave Us r->urf, ctioa pic
 He called I beet-strak- , uytye
 There were segetal .wishings. bu; our proceedings of the previous friday were repeated or the Friday following. and on two subsequent Fridays: and on the filth Friday when the rebellion had been just d month ia progress, and the ballad had been suas twice every day. and three tunes oa Suada,, We entered hall at dln- ner time 70 ind ,ha; tie pie had been abolished. and corned beef substituted in i,s stead. We cheered ToIer; but the successful issue ot the struggle made Us overcontident in the future, and we sui fsIed a disastrous reverse on the occasion ot tho rex revelTS
 II oCcurrcc to Tck.r. one day in the winter term, that we lay in bed too ioug Tn the morning. l. was monstreus con OVDstO'l 0aA ti4s psttA, iti NS 6t1 S r d. isAai past SIX in summer. and at seven in the winter Toker, however. said thlt he would have us ris- at the same hour in winter 4s in summer, and on d cold, dark day iu November the horrii claugoT of the bell roused IS II uSo. We ;EIned GU, sullcnly, ard in every dormitory there were ominouS mut.erings as the tags lighted the candles and poured the water into inc basins. Acou: half the schoo, were down ;o prayet a, seven the other hal: scited impoSit.ers ot .wo hundred lines oi Latin. Al bedtime, the order was given that no one should rise before the usual ..ouT the next morning. No one dld; and Tc1sr, Pike and the Ma, elleen celebrated prayers tcs ether Gin ger remaining between the sheets Ike the rest ct us.
 Torer announced hiss intention 10 fies the entire school and CaSe bread was employed during the greater par; of two days III cutting aad binding blrehts. We were summoned in patches 10 the boot ioen-the usual place of execution val evs. hehi-A 2 io,,rr t,~,rh sta.d Tnzer