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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29
A Lesson in Astronomy.

Washington Hatchet.
. They were young and romantic, and although
tho minute hand was pointing to ~ o'clock
they stood upon the porch gazing at the stars.
That's Jupiter dear, isn't tlo she murmured-
YES pet, and that is Sirius" he replied,
pointing to another star.
'Are you Siriusl" she cooed.
He kissed her several times Then he pointed
upward, and said:
THAT Mars, dove"
And that's pas she whispered as a footstep
sounded inside and if the young man hadn't
scooted he would have seen more stars than he
ever dreamed of Her pa wears a twelve-and-a-
half, with a brass toe.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29
His Proposition.

l.
Fair maid be mine;
Let fondest love our hearts entwine.
For PHYS sake
30 mine, my love- my queen.
And give up ham and tough beefsteak
And oleomargarine.
II.
My heart will be
Through good and i'll still true to thee;
For eggs and toast
You'll have the whole year round
And dairy butter, though it cost
Me forty cents pound.
III.
In peace wen hves
BY pay to you each week I'll give
All! then indeed
Your life will be a round of Joys.
Then give up teaching girls to read
And whaling naughty boys
Boston Courier
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29
The Man with a Cross Wife.

This man may have high ambition and noble
aspirations, yet he cannot be expected to enjoy
very good health. especially if the lady seolds
linn while at meals This is enough to give any
nnan-chFOnic dyspepsia. If he takes Browns
u ron Bitters he has a splendid chance for recov-
cry. Mr. @. A. Wightnan, Thomaston, Conn.
FFYs; Il used Browns Iron Bitters for Dyspep-
BIZ, and have been greatly benefited by it."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29
How He Measured 1t.
Burdette.

''Some people," said Mrs. Sharpmale,
measure love by gold. 1 measure it by its
quality"
Il measure it by quantity" said meek little
Mr.. Sharpmale, in feeble tones. Il measure it
by the peck
by the peck you lunatic what do you mean
by thatl"
''By the hen-peek." he gurgled hoarsely, and
then all the r4st of the night he wished he hadn't
said it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29
He Knew What Would Sell.

P1ttsburg Telegraph.
You are confident that your new patent med
icine will be a success, are youl" asked a friend
of manufacturing druggist
I'm positive of it." replied the druggist.
What virtues does it possessf inquired the
friend
ooh, it don't possess and medical virtues, you
know, but it is the nastiest tasting stuff you
ever heard Of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29
He Didn't want to Preach.

PARIS Paper.
At an examination of theology, conducted by
four grinding professors, the unlucky candidate
whose parents had determined to force him into
holy orders, was thus apostrophized:
UNFORTUNATE young man, you are, then, inca
pable of citing to US a single text of the sacred
gospelsl'
Yes, indeed" said the patient young man. II
remember one-that of the Apocalypse: And
looked, and beheld before me four great beasts ."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29
What Is a Faggot?


He abuses me constantly, and only yesterday
called me an old faggot, your Honor, said Mrs
Brand relating to the police justice the outrages
received at THE hands of Mr. Brand, whom she
had had arrested
How dare you address such an appellation to
your wife, sir2" Indignantly asked the justice of
the prisoner.
Your Honor" replied the prisoner ''her
maiden name was Burning, and if a. Brand
plucked from the Burning amt an old faggot,
what is itla
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29
What Would Have injured It

New York Graphic.
Have you seen my new playP
''Saw it last night"
what do you think of it2"
II have seen bett"r but it might have been a
great deal worse"
''Yesr
st might have been longer"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29
The Baby Suffers,

Rochester Post Express.
'Jane, please bring to my room at once some
ice and q bandage"
rs the baby sick again, NUM-"
Eyes, he came in at o'clock"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29
My Queen.

No sovereign she who holds her court
Der many hearts, in cruel sport;
bend the knee to her alone
Who makes one faithful breast her throne.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29

Where are you going and how are you rnadel"
Thirty days; and I'm going to protest." she said
"And what is the fortune for which you madel"
My face is my fortune, :" the little note sayed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29
Privileged To BE Mean.

Cleveland Sun.
A Nashville gentleman was overtakeu by
pious neighbor, betting on the races and using
very emphatic language, in Chicago during the
past summer.
why j. said he do you swsarP
Yes"
Gam bet on horseslp
Eyes, sir"
'Aud play cardsp
81 do"
"Why, heaven helpus J.. 1 thought you
were strict Presbyterian"
''Oh! no." replied i; II am not I'm an
independent Presbyterian"
"Ahl"
''Oh"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29

HAVING used by DR., Bulls Cough Syrup for
the last few days to my qualification find it
did me a great deal of good. had very Sc
we're cold which it cured in a few days. G. G.
Robertson 1879 Main street. Lynchburg, Va.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29

CATARRH is a constitutional disease Hoods
Sarsaparilla is constitutional remedy. 1t cures
cataRrh. Give it trial
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29
Making 1t Pleasant for Mrs. Smith.

Detroit Post.
Smith had brought Dumiey home unexpected
ly to dinner
Il trust you will overlook. any deficiencies in
our dinner today, Mr.. Ddmley," said Mrs
Smith. as they seated themselves at che table;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-29

Cleans out all rats, mice, reaches, water-bugs,
bed-bugs ants, verniu loo. Druggists Brown
ing u Sloan, agents I
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

\ Ven interesting discovery was announced
last December, that ol two inscriptions Of Ne
huehadncuar on oppnstcs sides at an oul.oi
thc.way mvinc in Lebanon They are no, in
good state ol preservation, and they add no
hing historical to Gus knowledge II the g,cal
balylouian monarch's reign. NJ rognnn,
French Assistant Consul ut ncimi. ycY com
potent As,ynan scholar, has the credit Of the
discovery, lie docs not believe that they in,
dictate that Nehuehadncuar ever went 10 the
Wild valley ui the Wady li,isSa, about two
hours ltom the village ~ llcrmcl, near the OF
nntesi bat think, that they vc,r put UP here on
the smoolhcd lace NJ the ,ock in honor Of the
King who had a royal lunbeDatd in the vicin.
lily The inscriptions, 81 fr Is preserved, men.
ton only the kings great buildings in Bahyon
IN which he used The timber ol Lebanon, In
letter to- the London Tiwr,, NJ, Clrrmonl
Ganncau, y most competent Mchcologisl, &c.
calls the fact that there are, in what is called
High Lebanon hundreds of Latin inscriptions
fesct,ing, in the name Of the Emperor lla.
drian, the four valuable kinds oi ship timber
for imperial ,Se, while all other trees except the
cedar, pine. larch, and III, could he cut loI pri
,a,c purposes. These same four trees are
probably meant In Isaiah ~, -, which says
that tho glory OF Lebanon 1.-THE ccdat shall
and the box Ilafch together To bcauub the
place Of my sanctuary. Ncy likely this in
Seription ol Nebuchadnc1sa has to do with
similar regulations To those of lladran 10, the
preservation of the forests; and it is not unlike
y that here was in cSisnnec the earliest for
eslp system OF which We have knowledge
Almost every king OF Ncncveh mentions his
going To the inevhaustiblc forests of Lebanon
tot great beams. On the has rclefs OF the
bronze gates OF Bala~at may be seen the As
syrian soldiers of Shalmaneser IL, carrying
down cedar beams from Lebanon. We are
informed that this king had his stature erected
somewhere in lahanon; and it is, perhaps, in
the vicinity ct his Undergrad, rather than a.
long the Litany, and this monument Shouls he
sought, This discovery by NJ. Pognon shows
that we may expect other important discover.
,eStrom an accumleeNploraJion oithis vast tract
Of mountains. rhc,e is yet 10 he discovered
The site OF the great rhenician sanctuary where
the mountain, itself deifed, was worshipped
under the designation OF liaalLebanon. The
existence OF this localized Baal is proved by
an inscription on n bronze bowl, older even, II
Nc may Judge from the form Of the letters,
than the Moabile stone. and so ol the greatest
geographic interest. The bowl was dedicated
10 this Baal.Lehanon 10y a resident OF an undc.
irrmmed city, bearing the same name as
the classical Carthage; parsonage Of NJ. Gan
neau seems To have proved to have been a
high ianc'ionay of Hiram, king OF Sidun, and
40 contemporary OF David and solomon.
.Nf5o York LpdctWfenf.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
SATURDAY PRESS
MARC " % ia,
SATURDAY.

Tie was fcyilcd a, a drcamct as dis
iutbcf. a. 4 communist, and, finally.
apanlsrd ,otlctN took the alarm, and
he was ,Wtihcd between two thieves
Hut the word went ionh, and. spread
Il, mgiiNcs and slaves, made IT, way
against power aud against persecution
TIL It rc,olulioniscd the world, and out
vi tho totuW old civilization brought
tho germ oi the new Then the ptisi
legged classes rallied again, carved the
rthg, VI the man vt the people IN the
courts and IN the tpmhs ot kings, IN
his name conscrmlcd inequality, and
wtestcd his gospel to the defense OF
,o,ial injustice Hut again the same
great ideas NJ a common lathethood, of
a common motherhood, vt ! social
state in wht,h none shall be- ovcrwotkcd
and none shall want, begin To quicken
IN common thought
When a mighty wind meets strong
current, Il docs not purtcnd a smooth
sca. And whoever will think of the
opposing tendencies beginning to dc
Nclop viii appreciate tho gravity nj the
social problems the civilized world must
soon meet lie will also understand
the meaning ol thfIst's words when lie
said
Nist net ! am, n ~sd brds os
ra,ih I ,oms MT H. ,rGG eTJ,s, INT a
,aorf Hrwi Gco,gr. ~ H1ak LIS
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
c A NJ u o. a. - T. 7,
-
nLAVtg ntptk,

roRf SIR
Importer and pssls, 10
ktRuStNE ttNuRts
thahdshsr, iAjnts, Pendants. nra,tst s,ups
MhuAr side WtWlnb Nyiius f'uHs
aud filiJs lanterns Nuf7ri tu,leti and
IAiLr amps Obthss, Chimney. Nrhf,tals
iamp iinllsr iH sewing IVA. h'u'a
p.,sn,. R,,huani F." ~ Moi. rsu u-.siia
hAeau Nloha Nlmo,ia tiuta
MISSISSIPPI RANm o.ol,ws capacity o, TO-
men
tWrN,u RANGES ro, rraaumo,, hotels, aus
Tii,ais Residences with af vithlW liui watei
Circulating h1le,s
vi stFNuorMs .tNL CUTLERY
4 tine assortment VI tshc ucssu. aud lee
HALVES and Folks Carver and Stosls, with
plain aud ornamental hoN handle al
fo,t', hniw', Ras",S 9hee'1 WN'ah hal'
ttn,h toot Knives, lhu,h'f aud Kitchen
kn,,rs
iades wo,L stand Hs.tst once, Lunch
iaundfv and Mailr, BASKETS
pOORNAIs Assorted a'es ana patterns
SILVER PLATED WAR;
Roger, uruther. AMI Mrhdcn Plating Wutks
Water and Cream rtchcr Table, Drsef'
and lea kuiyes torks aud Spoons, spoon
iiuliets, Napkin Rinas, Children, MHYs
Pickle and tniot stands, butter How'll.
Card ReoeNcr, Fruit Stands, Preserve
Dishes,
AGAIN WARE
Nsfy neat aud desirable pl.iu Cooking
Utensils IN la'sc variety.
Min Pans, Padding and plain na'Y, Mia
boilers Rice Jelly, and lee cream Muulis
new patterns IN stew Pans
SNuCfrANS tpemcled and timed Iron, from pint
to lgNlinn,
lArANNrp WARE
Toilet Sct,, loile, Stands Water Coolcrs
Cake, Cash, aud kuifc HoScs Spluouns
CuspidoN thildrens lrays,
sCALts
Fairbanks Platform, Counter and kiehe'
Scales.
AGWCulruRAL IMPLEMENTS
Moline Ploes, Sho,els, Spade, Hoe, Rake.
Rice and Manure Forks, Cos Hoe liautlles
Flow Handles and beams
tCE CHESTS and RtFRIGERAroRs
BALDWIN FODDER CUTTERS Three sire, =
T. =, and 3.inch cut, an \ article.
RuHHrR HOSE
Warranted best grades New York standard
and cstbcl,fcd, =, =, - Y, ~ inch
Hose uossles and sprinkler, sc
PLUMBER AND riNSMlrHs MATERIAL
Sheet Lead ~, hs. square foot Soil Pipe
lead and east iron Water Closets Case
Sheet Fin; Shce, Copper, elean aud timed
"a to or o. Hose Bibbs, Rosn sinh
black and cnamelcd ditto Wristbands
Sheet Zinc Soft Solder, our own make
warranted
GALVANIZED IRON PIPE. y to inch elbows
! rrducer,, plugs, bushing
PIPE VICES, take y to } inch pipe stocks and die,
cuts y 10 inch pipe.
BIRD CAGEs-I.argr,t variety in market, painted
bright, AMI brass vine
BABY CARRIAGES, noys wheelbHrov. aud 60
eaftS,
AGENT FOR
Halls sily.celebrated Fire and Burglar proc
Safes We keep ia stock the largest assert
ment OF Safes 10 he found west Of California
Cuts mailed upon application.
GELETrS ICE MACHINES:
lust thr thing for On plantations where
steam Is available. Small size makes ~ lbs
ice IN four hours SECOND size, 20 lbs, IA sever
hours. Cuts, with full direction for working
mailed 10 your address on application ",
authorized 10 deliver these machine
alongside at makers prices, adding only cos
o, packing cases and ireisht,
CUSTOM WORK Of all kinds in tin, copper, az,
sheet iron working attended to, WurA-shlf
over store. Work executed by competent
workmen at reasonable prices.
BEAVER BLOCK, FORT STREET.
'Nimhle sxpence better than slow shifting ~ an,
please
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
CASH ASSETS, January !, 1884,

ApproPrtafed as Soiio'rs.
Adjusted Losses, due subsequent January I, rss4
Reported losses awaiting proof, &c ..........-..-.
Matured Endorsements. due and unpaid claims pres
Re erved for reinsurance existing policies psricp
Carlisle net premium non participating at psr
Reserved for contingent Liabilities to 1oniine Dividend
and above 4 per cent. reserve existing poiia
Addition the Pund during 1859 fof surplus and aiured
DEDUCT
Returned TO Tontne policy boldsrs during the year
Balance Of Tontine Fund January ., se............
Reserved for premiums paid Ia advance. ............
DIyISiBLE SURPLUS AT 4 PER CENT.
Surplus by the New York State Standard At ~
From the undivided surplus u $s,ooz,sr4I7 the
to participating policies in proportion to their con,ri
premium.
During The year 1851 policies hav
Number Of 1an. !. 1881, ts.s.s
Ian ., issz, 53,gz7.
Policies in force Jan. ., rsss, t,,Iso.
Usa. !. ,ss.. c.ss7.
D..,h. Gsl9, Si.ss9.ss4 t,e,,n. (is,g, ss,o5s.
claims 1854. ,,oi3.soJ from 'ssI. 1,.Jz.
paid ,ss, s. ssy Interest So ~ ~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
X sowlss srsH. .so vAcuos
c. sRzWzz y GO. xcxxzx

hzs.ss - k~z-1 fau x@a oa@~r1s>s ~sk Z -
4kzp~ es's>sss<d vsa.s 80 s.~1 ~ - IusaSv
se@ u1~a-A. - <@s<1a<s< sk<-a y, v sASaou -
~ @se-s1.,>1 4 ti>c'vr t>
 el4ty u ~ 1850
ps@@< sks<h !. H. 81 Ssankk< os1S - 100 -
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12

T. BATrN-NN. c. W. 3IcDoy-
Clerk of District { M
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12

r. s. BATTM&N, Building
G. W. MCDONALD, Committee.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12

Merchant Trayeler must draw
the line somewhere" remarked the
chairman Of g vigilance committee
when & murderer who had been arrest
ed was caught stealing a horse, and we
viii draw it aroun5 this buffers neck"
and they did.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12

4 brief courtship and sadden mar.
hiage occurred at Iroquois last week
The parties deeply interested met in
Ghe depot u~nacquainted and the gentle
man was "mashed' on sight, so to
speak. After Il few moments brisk
'wooingS his lordsh,p prevailed upon
he "baShful" maiden to take him for
That he was worth, and they "skun
,Tay." were married, and went into the
efoasl' land man and Wife.-DeSmet
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12

The Yankton Insurance Company
suffered losses to the amount of $17,O0C
by hailstorms the present season.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12
FIRST III. L. CHURCH AT IVES
SINGTON SPRINGS.

-IaIICIdI sCaU6iIGII0 NaCG at INC JGNl-
cation Of the Church, September 9TH.
1884.
AT the dedication Of the First NJ. e.
Church in Washington Springs the
Building Committee made the follow
ing report of moneys received and dis
bursed on account OF the building of
The church. We have been requested
10 publish the statement for two rea-
sons; First. IT being an unheard of
thing in the West to DEDICATE a church
which is entirely paid for, and second
that any oyersights that may have been
made may be corrected.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12
CH'cAco,
iLWAuKsE,
6 St. sAvl

1t WINS and operates over 1900 miles
i'll Northern Illinois. Wisconsin. Njs,,,,. ~. 4'
wa and Dakota; and as its main linnS ot'' H
and connections reach all the great M, te
tres Of the Northwest and Ear West. ii 'h]
" answers The description uf short lil,gs ''', fa
route between '~-A>t
Chicago, HIilwaul<ee. st. Paul and Min
Chicago. Milwaukee, lacrosse and Win '
Chicago, Milwaukee, Aberdeen and IY1r5,
Chicago, Milwaukee, Eau Claire and sim
Chicago, Milwaukee,. Wausau and lfelMr
Chicago, Milwaukee, Beaver {>ani ami psas
Chicago, Milwaukee. Waukesha Il OerUm
Chicago. Milwaukee. Madison Prairiedpr+
Chicago, Milwaukee. OWatonna aud Fgqf.gr.
Chicago, Beloit. GAINESVILLE and Mineral r,a.
Chicago, Elsin. Rockford and Du0uqic.
Chicago. Clinton, Rock Island and CeGar p
Chicago. Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Chicago, Sioux City, Sioux Fails and Yer
Chicago. Milwaukee. Mitchell and CHAM
Rock Island, Dubuque, st. Paul y Mime
Davenport. Calmar. st. Paul and Ninas...
Pullman Sleepers aud the Finest Df,f1.., i.
IN the world are run on the main linz.
Chicago. N Milwaukee and st. Paul RatIr~,.
every attention is paid to passengers hv
Gus employees OF the Company. ."'
$. $; MERRILL, Nv. II. CARPTN-Fp
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. and FIX.
j.. l. CLARK. GEO. II. IFFAFFna.
hcu. oupt. Asst. Gen. Fas. [.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12
MITCHELL. D. t. Sent. 4fh

MITCHELL, D. T., Sept. 4th, "a.
Commissioners appointed by this Of
flee to take testimony in contest cases,
will hereafter, in pursuance with the
instructions of the above circular, col
.lect 10 money as heretofore for the
publication Of appeal notices. This Of
flee is not entitled to any fee for the
taking Of testimony or fer the exami-
nation Of the same in such cdses, and
in the future no fee will be collected.
Respectfully,
GEO. .. ErTRtTT,
Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12

Suffering downeast i anI1ees had bet
ter come to Dakota and experience
some decent weather. A Norwich.
Connecticut, telegram gives this story
OF the seasons ~frigidity in that. section.
"The frost Of Monday morning was
SO heavy in low places, in this part of
the state, that it was scraped from fen
ces with the hand. Little damage was
done, though tomatoes and late cucum-
Der vines were nipped. In tbs opinion
of an aged gentleman, Of this county.
the similarity between the year 1854
and that Of 1916, Che year without a
summer is being strikingly realized.
"lhe present year is even more phe-
nomenal,' he says, in that the July
and August weather has been general
~ much colder and more singular than
was that Of 1916, though the June of
the earlier season wa colder than was
last june Thus far there has been a
frost in each month Of this year, and
there IS littledcubt that September will
give at least one freeze"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-22


The salary ~ Eopfr< ur!r.s :. 49,
ident 81 tAc >ortncS1 tacl1c I.-1 -
$1,000 per apnnm--LttcH1o 1rs,-Hs
DIR. Oliver Wendell HOLMES contra
diets The cable story that ~ = gong %
England n lecture. and says ~ desires
n pass tnr rems'n1er 81 n- s1s "
oNn country nA1 ~ - '*-
Judge Tourrce says ID his g
lecture thai there are >; 900 newspapers
~ publish the news ~ the day. and
there are $50. 900 reporters In this ccun-
nv alone watching tbs world . o record
! it, actions.
MOI one III ire TX Conxrrs<mcn
from California was born IN that >i1tc-
Tuily + : native ~ Iennessee. 6la~cp<k-
~ Mis-i-~ippi. Henley ~ Indiana Hc>c-
Grams. 81 Ohm. Bndi. 81 Wisconsin. and
/ Summer. II Massachusetts,
-Chief-Enrineer George W. Melville
a. received \ letter from ti.e Gortrnor
~ Irkouf-k. cor.hei Ia tie mu-f friend
~ terms II SAYS thar the Gar has re-
waried All those who aided Nr. Melville
and the other survivors ~ The Jeanneftc-
n u-n - .h.,--,c~r
". "a ~ ~ 81 i,,cf.r rb-t II ~ wer. ~
-.~n NJ .,,....~ - I....I rhxx world
$500 ~ h;m ~ .hn r..xt town
g n h-,t 49,, r-;-- II --lt <.crk;1~s
4. -h.-- Tne .,ix sine ~ ever I'll
.~r Il. y "a ~ h.r. r;rkei ID =
liamond pin--E. y. Grasltis-
IN n ,he mo.f h;chlx-nrred a~.;-
~. 4, ~ ~roliec+ion NJ . H.rrfor!
1r,.- =, 1891 icx.r ~ I c.n, ii Pr;rce'<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-22

The nureiar \ prlAe-n .ns1 -Sh- .
they could not nate 1FtneA ~
-thtcggo 4rionAe-
The differences between latent
non-tip-cferauie sli''.op q n -
itorlal Is sA.n ~ ~ ~ shs -as- .na- s11
y VIII r1sni hseit vale 'ns "-ne1
won't
when : man gets : stitch = ~
side while r. church rs = apt - iose
I the thread u the discourse ~
course: and when he gets hemmcd ~
81 : crowd q pretty girls. u seams
good I0nAcrs St1<es1u a.
,s.,,c nh;,i ~ FINLAND. VI. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-22


~ falrifs leftf Ypp mood NOT len me ~.
For m thr rlFiit trnn ms wirtlon. pane
1rrN ~pnNtNui tAKilHr tnNt make mo surely
The fairies ase "A their Ola tricks arain.
stand who're she hight sirIkss ,hro' thc frosted
AMI ~ Alaadln's palace rear ~ towers:
Look a. he st,l. Z on sha, bunch " rr'.ss.
The hummlnf .niil above those hly-iiowers!
1hs., fsalAeiel irond- "a dainty maiden
WIN every leaf - Deliberately hne
You almost rNt Ntff'nhle On thr air!
some ninhlc.nnrered splrit w thr icc
Has wtcuspf nis fsollc Way here. that y
AMI ~hl Nuis oat caeh quaint device.
Av i-ttui fancy gathers ~ m} train.
D v~ondef-~oFt INK spl,Iii nIoouil
nut learn DIX yuN fhc rccrrf ~ inc SNOW
How frost "A N tt.u w the breath ia God.
And,xhtrr thr hidden ws'eicpurscs How
Ana where tr4ottfn N fhe dew. that trim
Her lovely pearls upon the mcnne weed
And what sweet animafiuT influence brings
The bio>rom ~rilenhin fiofn me trivial recd-
Could ] MA rsie thc south vim ana the
North.
And fa,hom Az Tie mysteries they hold,
And how ~ turbulent thunder Is con.
trolicd-
I would M morn be frcrtcd ~ the greed
And SclrShrtss ~ men their rnry spite.
Nor any uofitN inHs ~ cross lHd eel.
My i.ftcA sou! could ctcrmorc alright.
Ana wherefore norf The laughing fairy
<rUINk
10 molk AZ Inc the spanrled window
through.
And / laugh also. waking from my dreams
Io take ND daily lus> and cross anew,
but with q -rrsc Oh things dIyinc'y planned.
That snakes iae -nrt 4 need not ftlr disdain
Frnm One VINO hoi0s The thunder M HNs hand
let -fuups 20 trace the irost-Nork on tht
-lI,p Hradi,y. II Manhattan.