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vU1HE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE. oO8
IL 10th - swedish movements and massage C1nnn
Of gymnasttz for ladies aud g1rA CAn O. ssnd -
sarculaER PkOF. NlsskE. 0c1-00
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The Courts.

To-day, United States against Phillips; Wolfe
and Ross argued and submitted. Brewer agt
District of Columbia on hearing.
CrRcUfr CoURT-Jud0e Huoner
Yesterday. Abrams agt Howard; Judgment
security for costs overruled. Barns agt. Dutch;
submitted TO court, Judgment for plaintiff for
possession and 500 rent. Fleming agt. Porter:
verdict tor plaintiff for $22.66 without costs
Harrison agf. Whitehead and Walter; SUBJ
mitted to court.
To-day, New Orleans National Bank agt. Gre
sham; leave to file amended bill. Libbey agt.
Meyers; suit discontinued by plaintiffs. Tier
ney agt Georges; default.
EQUITY COURr-Judoe james.
Yesterday, Corey agt Harwood; Injunction
perpetual granted. Moxley agt. Monkey; time
to take testimony limited TO thirty days
downing agt- Downing; restraining order, re-
turnabe October u, granted. Roux agt Roux;
sale decreed and Z. H. Thomas appointed
To-day, Pollard agt. Carroll; affirmance of
auditors report Benet agt Middleton; ON hear
ing.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Macarthur.
To-day, John T. Clark, embezzlement; recog-
nizance in $500 taken. Edward Linthicum,
highway robbery; committed w. L. Benton,
perjury; pleaded not guilty. Jno. WEIGH, embez-
element; plea OF not guilty Withdrawn; plea of
guilty entered, and sentenced to 30 days in jail
Charles HoltOn, attempt to commit a larceny;
plea of misnomer sustained. Theodore Hardy
larceny; pleaded not guilty.
POLICE COURT-Judoe She'll
To-day, Addison Ferguson, profanity, S5 col.
lateral forfeited. William Walston and Walter
Fisher disorderly conduct; S5 collateral for
Ieited each Thomas Brien, cruelty to animals
do: George Sanders, assault; SO or 15 days.
Long, do; So or Is days:
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SENTENCED TO THE REFORM SCHOOL.-In the
Criminal Court. Judge Macarthur to-day, u
eolofed boy years Old was charged with an
attempt at larceny under the name OF Charley
Hoiton, alias Richard Jones. Mr.. j. A. Moss
filed a plea OF mIsnomer, setting out his name
as Charley Oden. The court gave judgment on
the plea, but In view of the fact that Lieutenant
Arnold said he was bad boy, he was ordered
into that officers custody, to be tried on a new
information which was subsequently filed in
the Police Court. Judge Smell heard the case,
and again sentenced him TO the Reform school
during minority. An appeal was noted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-20

MARRIAGE LICENsES.-Marriage licenses
were issued by the clerk OF the court to Michael
r. Flynn and Katie A. Culuane; Edward C.
Wade, OF Las Cruces, New Mexico, and Hattie
Il. Wilson; Charles Lewis and Malinda Smith,
Prince William county. Va; Edward johnson
anu Julia WinslOw: j. w. Young and Laura T.
Jackson; Samuel j. Parks and Elizabeth t.
BARNARD; Henry +. Woodward and Lillian
Martha Scott.
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r. Goldschmid. 81. 9TH It. NV.

We have just received 10 crates of handsome
decorated china dinner sets, containing 121
pieces, only 81 1.4S, worth S25. These sets we
guarantee to keep their color and free from
CrAZage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-20

S3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world Tor the money.
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near ID ST
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The National Catholic Universitx.

Inc NASIOnHI C8InOIsC university.
The meeting oi the board OF trustees of the
proposed National Catholic university October
%, will result, it is thought, in the immediate
adoption of perfected plans for the building of
the theological department, and the work will
be begun as soon as the weather permits. The
prof ected visit of Bishops Keane and Ireland to
Rome TO consult tine pope in regard to the uni
Nerslty Is only IA matter of form, and will not in
way affect the action o! the board OF trustees
They go simply to inform the pope of the pro-
gre>S ol TIE movement SO tar, and to ask his
blessing for the work, AS well as his advice in
regard 10 the management OF the institution.
W hen the bishops return from their trip final
action Will he taken, and among the first per-
inits taken out next season will be one Tor the
Catholic university.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-20

Carriage Robes
In Plush and Wool. handsome patterns and
large stock. Prices from $3.50 to S25 each, at
Topham's Harness Factory, 1921 Pennsy Iva
N a q
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FLOWER BULBS AT AUCTfoN.-Mr. Bowling
VIII sell tomorrow morning AT IL O'Clock, at
nls auction rooms, consignment OF Du tch
bulbs, embracing the finest known varieties
Ste the advertisement for particulars.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LNOR SALE-loO FEET FRONT By 80 FEET
deep on Sd st, near y; 90 cents per foot ON 18th
ST.. near L. l1xlOO feet. with Ihr.e-room brick:
$3.50. A p. PARDON. 1876 r St oc2O-at
LNOR SALE-FINE LOT on RHODE ISLAND
Il ave- NV, at q reason bile price.
TYLER d RUTHERFORD.
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Hammered Brass Umbrella Stands,
only Sl.27. Can be had at X. Goldschmid's,
S12 7th st, NV
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MARRIED LAST EyENING.-The First Metho-
dist Protestant church, on Virginia avenue
southeast, was crowded last evening with
friends Of the parties to witness the marriage OF
Mr.. VIM. ii. Ostrander To- Miss Emma, daIi.h-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. Lusby Mr. AL ID.
II. w bite, OF Baltimore, Md, as bridesmaid. A
largely attended reception was held at the resi-
Qeuce OF the brides parents, 1229 i 1th street
southeast, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Ostrander
took possession OF their future residence 9U7 c
street southeast MeSsrs. j.. Harry Kidd and
Charles l. Brooks were the ushers, assisted by
Messrs- Darby Thompson, j. +. Little and j. II
Walker.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19


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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
ST. CECILIA MUSICALE.
4 Probable season closed Nifh q Alu-ic-
ale Last Es-nink 0r-. r. NJ
Davis Warmly Received

The S. Cecilia 5)c.sty c.o-ei profitable
season LAST evening with musicale given
g. the Iona Stree, Arm1-y. About
aur hundred ladies and gentlemen were
present. crisp programme ot seven num-
oer- Has provided io- the entertainment of
the audience. shortly after 8 0'clocs me
musicale Was opened.
lle lrst number Was a 'u0c-urle' from
~.tne-f flr lTo vl9-,us with piano accom-
rtnilen.. which was pleasantly rendered
~ &i@as Miller aud PARRISH witch Miss
o.e'unlae aoiv presiding so the piano
- "a m aimais VAS then m0st charm
iu-.y rendered or Mrs. r.. ST. Davis. this
oeln- her lrsf appearance silcs her return
from New 4orS. She was greeted with
hearty applause, AMI in response t0 a
vigorous r'-eal sang a pretty brochure called
81 tr-urrfe.
Iae -Is,torlie' f1r the piauo. PLAYED by
N.-s Fitch Eas distiuguis for being
short and sweet
Iae c1arato solo. ALA Stella Con-
ala-Ie. from Eo0ancl sl1g ov 1lrs T. b.
ra.rel with violin o1Iga-o bv Miss
Yelling WIS q gem and was heartily re-
eeiFet- Responding ID au emphatic encore.
BATS. fat-en sang "0- Che Ciang uf the
Aoodel -noon. exgaistely
MISS soKbeimer created favorable
rsn.l rrl 0i iiszt arrsnremcu. of lhe well
1ulWn Wedding march, OF 3ienie.s-olD
Hrs. Davis tleu sang Last Night hr
n erIlL aud besides stormy aupause re-
served $50 baskets ol lowers. Tee audience
FH.i.i aot re appease1 except by q reap-
Ielraaee aui So were azain favored MIS-
Davis singing tae ile ballad "0a aad
Pass. .1f
raa naseals closed with tae caan,a
-alW uop br 8e.nake. Mrs. Lorraine
imma. tszlrr the el0cutonarv uar-
acoert a1.g--Hta Miss Emms Ia3mis'
e.I9 c1ntm.fo. and 81 ss yelling soprano
.9iois. upon sn hours n0nce. Mrs Ie
GRAND ferle to whom fhe paft was
iss.-nct being luao'e to appear because 10
ere cold contracted at tae lake the
srHIn- before. .as csnfl.l aud its u.aa--
lnr rendition mcHrel ta- basket oi 1saers
sent t1 those a.a f1ns part. lr addition
n to-e already mentioned Mrs McCa-dv.
Nrs John Song 3llss Wc'uues. Mss
-HkaT Miss Bears and Mrs. o. Morgan
sang 'n lae pretty nlaer
le ~t Cecilia Society has passed au
s-.ar Fuh-toe year and ae serves
t1r las work t has dome.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19


Everybody is in love wi.h The O Wash-ta.
Nong club house
There were fully l.5o0 persons within the
gates Of club grounds Thursday evening
A number Of sore lungs and colds are rc-
ported the results ~ undue exposure 90
the cold night air.
Wurzburs & Holtons band disconr.ed.
among other choice selections many airs
lrom the Miksda while playing on tie
lawn.
The u1ufheT af engagement made under
the inaGence of sweet mnsic and moon
Izlt Is one of the cJmpu'aHous fo be made
by dime museum lightning calculator.
The spring floor caused some persons %
fear catastrophe during the tme given so
dancing If IS stated however. shat the
feor vas but that way on parpose ~
ssrare maxmum delight far ihe 8ancers
Mn1s favorable eommenf j. heard of Mr.
8rI Brigham aistTion'C ffnri and fle
.asf zero selections s. Fen h7 tae Schubert
1H hrgnar ahifi.sos sre ff.r81za-
ozet saa efert 7iF sroT tae
schubert 1.Fs
Use rar rsmgasr hs5 s
an f ra rr rfra e
an. nerasoe ar.f
HtH cse private carriages ert
t nrrr fhe
aaf He-e Te ea ere
were scsd
f
Ae hs s Hr
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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
ADAMS aeAD Eoa.IRLAL
1bs trosseuiila Makes oet = stnenx case
snd Have >irsDk ksiasace
a. Haad

Cherries Adams tbs sal af 3 seeIeci
ab-e Paris township farmer vas he35 far
rrlz. ~ judge hs.les yesterday on Ghs
chzrse q ossglary and l4reeny The eaam-
luallon. salel has been isnEtbs oQe has
ueel aalF lsldacfei ss Assistant proseeaf
us Attorneys sIellev Aa5 fairleld Ntlle
fae -ltlenss has been iosEtd shsI 81 Bar
laesule 4ul Hausenal. Tie case has
attrasls0 widespread atleuillu. Young
Adams bens 50 ~til known Opinion
seems g. alfllei ST. o. lis sllI1 AT Iae
outset af tle examination hardly anyone
e9ul1 believe thai tt sto.e tle f3als. bLf
pfu>el lltl9n made sutl strong r4se Ilal
ploiil aruI 20 has fstft1 oaud consider
40ig sheriff AlHDey VIZ worked up TIE
caAe says le 4as suN stronger iesfiullnE
y hilt alii be a.isuoei af The trial n tle
superior lourL fie IS convinced that
Adams Will be- convicted. and he believes
justly.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
MUSK6GON NEWS.
i Lively Fire-Injured by the Cars
Pound Not Guiliy-Other News
Notes

MusKEGoN, Mich, June lS-A fire last
night in Pelters building on Western ave.
gave the department some lively work
The loss is about 81 0)O, with 81 500 insur-
ance
The little seven-year-Old son of Frank
Schiey had his left leg and foot badly
crushed by "A Chicago & West Michigan
train last night. bat Will recover
The case OF August Schulz, who has been
on trial here for several days, charged with
his wife with setting fire 10 their home In
Montague, was this afternoon found not
guilty. There Was a very affecting scene
when he was released
Charles Gargon, an employe Of Beaudry
Champagne & Co. had his leg badly
crushed by a pile of lum Der falling on IL
last evening.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
on The WesT slOs
The Hardly Evor," Defeated Mrs uAr-
nung's Tuneral-Tfe Phauix Mems
Generous tribute.

". S. Gunn is building three little one
story stores in front of his property at 79
West Briige-s. The business men are
kicking at the lack of enterprise shown by
Mr. Gum. as they are not even as respect.
able as The Berkey Row. over which such a
huo1uo was justly raised last summer
a picked nine conn, ,sel of both East
and West Sders PLAYED the Hardly Esers
af the bali park Yesterday afternoon. The
latter nine have he.d good position SO iar
this season, having won almost every game
played bv them. Yesterday, however they
met more than their match, as the famous
batteries Antrim and Wise were with their
opponents. and made Things very warm for
them. AZ The firth inning the scorc stood
u % 3 in favor Of fhe p cSei nine and the
pitcher OF the Hardly E,ers threw down the
bah and refused 10 pi ch any longer
The Ladies Relief Corps of Champlain
Post g. a K. gave party al Rose : Hall
iasf evening which vas attended by about
forty couples. Ice cream. strawberries and
cake were served, after which dancing was
indulged in Music was furnished by d.
Smiths orchestra and ali present apparently
eujoyed themselves.
Eddie Rose, a hvevear-1ld child WAS
found .yins 0n the sidewalk M the corner
Of Bridge and StOcking-sts. last evening,
ny pair1Iman Lucia, in "a state of injoXicl-
non lie was taken o. hls h)me 40 - Ma
rion-st Efforts wii be made 10 find out
lhe orate who gave the youngster the
liquor.
The fInera. o Herman Harnuag viii be
aeld from the residence. corner Straight and
Vest Fulton sts. at p O'Clock sunday after
noon. The Phoenix and fund has contrib
ufcd SO Tor his burial expenses, and they
Rith number Of employees OF other acto-
ues viii be present az the funeral IN a body
The racket kicked up by Hesgle IN the
Melrose' the other night has caused con-
siderable dissatisfaction among the other
occupants 0t The house and the result is
thar Nr. Gill; the proprietor, has been
Obliged to give them notice 10 remove their
furniture as be must keep an orderly house
Co. l.. OF che Custer guards. NJ. 5. T., gave
dress parade ou West Bsiige.st last
evening. lae company is drilling tri
Hfff'f preparing to compete for the
f.r.les ar Nasseeon JuIy >.
Au alarm &c fire from box 73. no 7.s0 last
nI-U-. ealif. toe FIRE DEPARTMENT 10 "A
burning chimney in two-sory frame
lou-e af l-t Nt-f Broadway. owned bv
Mrs.. fal.ansn. -o damage.
Two fanns wsfh tae high sounding
ca-u.rlens of Christian Bcllearand Harry
i-Hie w.re arre.-e ol she West ~.le last
nizrf hr Special ohcer Warner iar begging
Toe work 81 heam ri's Lincoln Park l-
beng 0arre.l uo slow nIt sure Abouf half
sn sele oi the front ass been lcvelsd up
ani it begins fo iaos presen table.
Tae painters ana u.asterers are hurreing I
along De Hor< on the neW Hsse'er block I
tn s 'H 91pF 10 tr fle /
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
90 IN THE SHADE.
TIE WEATHER Is RIGHT,
1HB CLOTHING is RIGHT,
TIE PRICES ARE RIGHT,
AND THE TRADE is RIGHT

Very strange indeed, if Care Taste and Resources
without bounds did produce their natural results
Our SIS suits are first and without rival Our $40
suits for Variety and Excellence have the Market all TO
themselves. Suits for business and dress up 10 sac
Unlimited choice.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
McAIann., Monument.

There viii be a meeting Of the McManus
Monument Association al the school hall
OH sheldon SO. Monday evening. A large
attendance is expected - the STYLE of tie
monument Will probably be adopted
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
r.ir weather roIIow.a h, Ram.

WAsHJSeToN. June 19.-F0r Michigan
Pair weather followed by local rains, nearly
stationary temperature, variable winds.
generally southeriv
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
Dress Form Corset.

A long felt necessity fer a corset which iu
addition % being perfect shape made uf the
best material, long -waslrd and uubrea sable over
the hips. hut which wiN also impau d perfect
symmetrical form to tAe wearer. has induced US
"a produce lhe above new corset which wi4i be
hailed with delight ly all dresslnakers as we'll as
Roy the many ladies ahO have seen annoyed by
poorly ttuuy dnesses
This corset in addition o. its other merits. has
been provided with long High Bust which
II constructed OF strong but light and pliahle
material. and 80 shaped t0 produce d perfect
DRESS FORM, which adApts itself In a natural
and easy way 90 the body. filing up any hollow
part Of The chest obylating all necessity for
Pad and making the dress ii ike a Model
While this Corset is of The greatest benefit o.
ladies OF a slim figure. enabling them % ft and
wear their dresses fo The best advantage it is hy
no means intended for these alone for Il vii inn
prove the shape Of the wearer and the nt Of the
dress IN every instance, no matter how perfect
the natural figure
Beware Of limitations None Genuine unless
stamped; Nine Marreus Dress Form Corset"
For sale 10y
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
PEChS DRUG Store
Carries the largest assorted
drug stock in Michigan.
Does the largest retail drug
trade in the State.
futs up more prescriptions
than any drug store in
the State.

Our effort viii he TO keep
the lead by dealing in the
finest drugs. employing the
best labor. charging reasonable
prices. and keeping in stock
what our customers call for.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-10-30

olttiiis up with the girls Is PIES n,s-
ume' but renelnl er. young lntn tbat h
sakes axe no; and homiuy to keap house = "
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-10-30
a Couple of stray Anecdotes.

When DIR. Warren was preSSate6 by the
legislature Of North Carolina to tie rank Of
prigadier general, as a special reward for
MS services as surgeon general of the state,
someone asked Governor Vance if he thought
Warren would accept the promotion in view
of the report which was then in circulation,
that all persons holding the rank of general
were TO be shot in event of the failure of the
Confederacy, "Nell,n said he, u know
Warren as well as the next man, and / car
tell You this about him; he would take the
rank of hrigader general with the chance Of
being shot on account Of il mt the end of The
war and he would take the rank of major
general with the certainty of being shot for
it tomorrow"
Tho Rev Mr.. Tyler had big dog named
Watch, whom he was in the habit of taking
to church. One Sunday, in the midst of an
impressive sermon, Mr. Tyler repeated in an
earnest, eloquent manner the words. "Watchi
watchl watch. l say!" when rustic, rustic.
bounce came his big dog, almost into his very
arms. Honest Watch had been sitting with
his eye fixed, as usual, ON the minister At
the first mention of his name up went his
ears, and his eyes kindled; at the second he
was still more deeply moved; at the third
he obeyed, and few completely over pew
rail and pulpit door with leaps that did equal
honors to his muscular powers and his desire
to obey. y.-Exchanga
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-10-30
Eclectic Magazine
Foreign Literary, Science, and Art
THE LITERATURE OF THE WORLD.
tSs6.-aqd YEAR.

The Foreign Magazines embodv the hest
thoughts of tie ahlest writer's of Eurone. II
is the aim of the EcLEuT q MAGAZINE to Sc.
leet aud reprint AL the representative arti.
cles thus given to y e wotld.
Ihe plan Of the EcLEcTc includes sScf-
encr; II says,' Reviews" 'Bioglaphi-
cal, "Sketchgs, Historical Papers, Art
Criticism, Travels, " "Paetry and Short
Stories y
Us Editorial Departments comprise .'Lit.
erary Notices" " dealing with current ban,a
books Foreign Literary Notes" "Seipnco
and Ant summarizing br cfy the new dis
covtlies and achievements in the field and
cons sting of choice extracts fromnrw bonk
and foreign Journals The snbioined IisIs
rXhlhit thr principal sources whence material
+ dtawu aud the names Of some Of the
leading authors whose articles NAV be
expected to appear:
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-10-30
Eachelor. widower and Marrying Iresl.
dents.


dents.
James Buchanan and Grover Cleveland
were the only two bachelor presidents and
IT the latter marries Miss Folsom this wear il
viii leave the Pennsylvania president alone
IN the celibate list Of chief magistrates. -Four
presidents were wdowers at their Inaugural
tion-Jetielson, jackson, Van Buren and
Arthur. Sixteen We're married when thry
went into the White House Ono alone.
President John Tyler, married while hold.
ing the executive title
President Tyler's first wife was I.etitfa
Christian, daughter of Robert Christian. of
New Kent county, Virginia Miss Christian
was noted eastern Virginia belle. and when
her husband became president assumed the
White House duties Her health was feeble
at the time, and she died there in Septem.
Der, 1872
President Tyler remained n witlowcr but a
short time, paying the JolnSonian compli-
ment to his first spouse by soon selecting
another Miss Juliet Gardiner of New York
She was the daughter Of the wealthy gentl.
man who owned Gardeners island, familiar
10 many naval people as Lear the roadstead
in east Long Island where the naval prae-
tica squadron with the ANNAPOLIS cadets
spends much Of its summer cruising and
eNercsing, Although Mr. Tyler was the
first prr,ient--and SO far the only one-to
marry in tile high office. the ceremony was
not performed in the White House. hut nj
the Church of the Ascension in New York.
June 1S4i After the wedding grand re-
ception was given in the Executive Mansion
Ms ? York Sun
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-10-30
Nn,,Iln raralyzed HIm.

FL hn, -tnlird every lexicon from ancient
Mede to Mexican,
Knew A-'yrian Sanscrit, Creek
Knew The sbape Of sword and sandal of the
NSigoth and yandal
AMI tue old Ehuscan features aud ply
Niqa
lie con'd Nrite 4 -oms Of sermon in OIL Cet
or Anrirut German,
Aud sing Italian songs and roundelays.
Descrih" Tigath- Piczpr, the herbivorous
Nab'chadn, zzer,
And all the king, and queens Of olden
laNs
He knew Nurol Noah, Cyrus and tic
monarch- Of Epirus,
And gave scholarly descriptions of their
deels:
He could lend nm udlel spleudor to the All.
Gent witch Of Endor,
And descrihe the early monarrls Of the
Swedes
But when he tnn!ad to Russian, he reeled
with the conclusion
of q word that parche aud paralyz,d and
stung
For Iyan-Alamow,ki- shnnki RanoIr- Peter
Squrshko
Completely tie'i and tangled up his tongue.
- w, Foss in Til Bits
WHAT foM DD.
F"nr-ytar'uld Belle had been watching
Tom the cat, squeeze through very small
hole under the house "Oh, mammal she
md, you ought to have seen Tom! He lust
mashed and wpnt under.'-Youtb's Com.
panion.
INTERRUPTED pEvorInNs.
a little New York girl while lisping her
childish y aver at her mothers knee before
retiring, st nped in the middle Of her aeyo.
tionS and said: ~Oh Lord, please wait
minute until | scratch my toc."-York pa,
News
a TWFLE cit NiSY AT 1T.
u hope, Johnny" said the Sunday school
teacher to her new scholar, "that your
parents are good Christians"
well, ma is replied johnny. an pa used
to be-; but guess ho is little ont of practice
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-10-30
MAKE HAY WHILE DE SUN DO SHINE.

Oh de June bug rustles an huns an sings
Ez he ketches fun on lie ily
But wha' 'cr de June bugs hummer an wings
Wen yo look TO um in July:
De yallah dog thinks de sun boun toe shine
Mex wiutah js' laik hit do now;
But he'll hunt TO n bone an howl and whine,
An wish he war dead l allow
De hen yo eat in de spring oh dc var
Won't lay yo' no aigs in de fall;
An de wool yo' git Off de sheep yo sh'ar
Won't fodder de mule in de stall
DE niggah dat plays Wen de sun shines bright,
An sneers at de hoe az de fail
Mus read monll laws toe is appetite
An skuInish toe keep outen Jail
j. A. Waldron in Judge.