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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE.
y SCHEDULE TAKING EFFKCP

june H.. iSsS
LsAyg RIcHKOSp
SIS A. NJ FOR Newport News, Oli Ppins Cont
tori. aud Norfolk daily except sun
s:15 A. NJ sundays only, to Newport News, Oh
Point. and Norfolk.
1870 A. N. Through and Local Mall % all poias
West. except Sunday. Pullman
sieepers clifton Forge 10 Lexington,
Nv.
.OoP. NJ. Tor Newport News. Old Point AMI
Norfolk except sunday.
$40 r. NJ. =. T.. ald Ja.c.ir' AceommodH-
$50 = M. Tor Louisville, Cincinnati, chicaga
81. Louis, Memphis. and New Or
leans-Fsst Express with through
pullmans daily. Only route running
Pullmaus West from Richmond
SIS p. u. 10 Cio Point. aaliy except Nonify-
stops only at Williamsburg Pun
man Palace car 10 Cld Point
1929 p. NJ. for Virginia springs and Ashland,
Nv, daily except sunday. Sleeping
cart White sulphur.
AsRIVg IN RIcHaONp;
so A. NJ virginia spring, express, except
100 A. NJ fron Norfolk. old Point and New
port NOWs except sunday
$50 2. NJ. from local points and tue WesI OK
ceps sunday.
Cos p. II. from OH Point. Newport News. AMI
Norfolk daily. Pullman Palace ear
OId Point 70 Cincinnati and Louisvihs
s:5OP NJ from Louisville aud ClncinnaIl--fass
hxpress-daiy.
Depot Seventeenth ani Broad streets
gic4ets al 1000 Main street eod az me depo-
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAMS 9. WICkaAg. Receiver Cnesapeaks
aad Ohio rsilsay lcl9
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IVA POTONAC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
commencing MAY q. lssS-eastern standard
time:
7.g5 A. NJ. leaves Byri-street station daily; stop,
only al Ashland, Junction, Milford,
AMI Fredericksburg. Sleeper -
v arlington. L0aves Wasnin gtOu t9c
New ork AZ ll.s0 A. N.
ii:o7 A NJ leaves Byrd-stIeet station daily. %.
cept sunday. Leaves W Ashingt nt)e
keW y 0rk at 4:iU Z. NJ.
e.soP. NJ, leaves Byrj-Sueet station daily
Sleeper " New YORK.
1928 A. NJ, arrives az Byrd street station daily
Sleeper from New lorS.
fssP. NJ, arrives a. Byri-stroet station daily
Stops at Fredericksburg, Milford, ant
Junction. Sleeper from Washington.
lCi5P. NJ, arrivesa .. byrd-sIrees station dalih
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EKcgPF SUNDAYS
sooP NJ nccomuod ation leaves Byri-Stroe;
station; arrives st Ashland ~ p u.
to4P. NJ, leaves Blba. arrives ~ Ashland ls
6;$l L. N.
"A. NJ, accommodation. arrives At Byri-
Street station; leaves Ashland a1';iJ
t:5sP. NJ, arrives 4, Elba. leaves Ashland AZ
SLAP "
c. A. TAYLOR Generai Ticket Agent
Z. 7. b. MYERs. General superintendent Diy5
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
IN RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ~ EFFECr
JUNE q. lS3S
ONLY LINE RUNNING SOLID TRAINS AND
PALACE SLEEPING CARS
BETwsSN
RICHMOND AND LTNCHBURG.
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ELEGANTLY PACKED
FOR FAMILY USE.

The high reputation e0ioyoi bv the H~--rer .
Eneei Company is dae o. the iact tlat Only GO
Fines, audIBest Mafe,.a's are rs.l aai t-,fthl
g-es,est skll AMI caro- are erercscl 1-rls -
manufacture
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ENECA'IInNAL..

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
y FOUNDED BY THOMAS JEFFERSoN)
Session Of niue months begins OCTOBER !,
las. There arc nineteen schools, giving In
struction IN Literature, Science Agriculture, En-
Eineeriug. Pharmacy, Medicine, aud Law. De-
partments all thoroughly equipped. Location
elevated and healthiuL For catalogue apply 10
&. S. YENABLE, IL. d.,
Chairman Of Faculty.
Post-Oflce, University OF Virginia. Va
AZ l.ep - WV b An,
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Corrssrondinsly quick time to otnsr points
Through wills ol lading issued at low rates.
e. A. TAYLOR
no. General Freight Agent
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and remarked that he was suffering from
impaired vitality"
III don't know about sending him to
the country, Maria, but reckon the
doctors right in his diagnosis. As /
came in the yard Willie was giving your
pet lamb a coat OF green paint, and it
was only this morning that he was trying
70 make our neighbours pug ride a
bicycle. Oh, yes, the doctors right
Willie Is suffering from impaired Vi
tally, and it's being very effusiyely
aired, at that"
"Ah. Professor, see you've been out
TO the sheds and have of course tested
the pump water"
Eyes, Mr.. Dairyman. | applied the
voltameter to the water in the tank indi-
Gated. / must say. too, that, as far as
my judgment goes, the water is about as
free OF deleterious matter as the average.
There was, to be sure. a small percentage
Of milk present. about ! per cent L
should say, but that DOESN'T"
"Milk in that water Why, Profess
sor there must be some mistake about
that. Which one of the tanks did you
test ?"
"why, the one just within the door
way and farthest from the pump.
Great Caesar. Professor You're
away of. You've been Analysing the
contents OF milk tank.
"There goes old Boosey again, full
to the brim with his fayorite gargle.
Oh there he goes. pitching head first
of the curb-stone, and. as usual, never
hurting himself in the least. How does
he escape injury when he falls? he Is
not made Of India-rubber is he?
Hardly, l should say, but there I'M
questionably is something OF the gutter
percher about him"
The LATEST man that ever hve1 was
Mr.. Dawdlo Slug. Morn, noon, and
night he seemed to be sleeping, and when
he undertook to eat he chewed so Ian
guidly that his Jaws would frequently get
caught on the centre and hang there in
moveless pose by the hour. In course of
time Mr.. Slug died, and. as might have
been expected, he died without n strug-
gle; certainly, if the act Of dying had
required any struggling on his part he
never would have died. He was too in
capable of effort to have met the emer-
gency. After he had been duly buried
friend called 10 condole with his vile.
Poor. dear Mrs. Slug" said she,
chow / do pity you. 1t is such shock
to lose ones own partner.
~ presume it is" replied the nd
dressed. ~ presume it is where death
is at all sudden"
"At all sudden, exclaimed the SYM
pathizer, "why, 1 understood your
husbands death was very sudden.
"Not at ell, madame" was the re-
Spouse. my husband has been dead
forty years. In fact, although the doc
tors have but just certified to his death,
there is no doubt in my mind but Mr..
Slug was born dead"
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old DOMINION STEAM .EEvS,
~ eHlP COMPANY. ~aAsa-zs =
FOR Nav YORK

4 > >
Tickes can be obtained Of A. ". CARRIERS. lyOJ
Main street: Chesapeake ani ohio aud Ricn-
mond and Petersburg dspols. ana az company's
Offices. 1891 Main street ami wharf Rockets
Freichts forwarded and through oils of ladins
sued Tor points beyond New York.
Eioight recsived daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONUAYs.
TITE3DAfs, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud
eATURDAfs By the Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
way trfa Newport NeVsi a. 3s0 4. ~. aud by
Richmond aud Petersburg railroad tsame daysl
at io40 A. NJ, viii make connection 81 NOt-
FOlk wish steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN Il co., Agents.
No 1891 n Ain street. aud
Eoa3 Compeny's wharf. Rosetta
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ID IF . n X
COAT. AND WOOD.
CHARLES II. PAGE

CHARLES II. PAGE.
Having served the public for the last twenty
three years am now better prepared than here
toiore % furnish all kinds OF best ANTHRACITE,
RGG, STOVE, and NUT sizos, Tor families, a wei
as the best grades Of SFLINl for open CRATES
and STEAM COAL WOOO-long, sawed, ami
suli; Purchasers aro invited 20 examine my
stock before purchasing. satisfaction gua,an-
teed. Ofnces: 100 west Broad street; phone
No. s07 1903 east Cary; phone No. lbj.
le IL d7t&tSu6t
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ARRIYE RICHMOND.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
450P n. NAL daily Except sunday
GIS A. Il. ACCOMMODATION daily texcept
sunday.
1890 4. 81. EXPRESS daily.
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION between Rich
mond aud scottsgiHe leaves A. NJ: returning
arrives 1:l5 =. 4.
CONNECTIONS
At clifton Forge wigh Chessp9ake mi Ono
railway for tho south, West aud N0rihWe5L
AZ LynchDurg with Norfolk AM Western raj
road for all points South. Southeast AMI South
Vess, and FirgiaiA Midland railway for al pOiais
North and South.
At Richmond with Associated Railways tor AL
points In the South. and Richmond. fr0ierlckS
burg and Potomac railroad for TIE North.
At Lexington win Baltimore and QUO rsii-
road. making close connections az hArpera
Ferry 10 and from Pittsburgh and No est, alsJ
- points North aud East.
Slespng-ear attached % high EEpTes si0ps 4;
Lyucl barg.
siscping-esrs Lynchburg 10 Memphis, Ne" Or-
leans. aod Little kOck.
TrslBs marked daily Except sunday
daily.
Tickets sold 10 ell polntA Of1ces siS cas-.
Main street, 100 Main street, AMI at RlcnpOai
and Allegnsny depot EighLh aud Canal streets
JOIN X. MACMUkDO.
5e22 General PassengerAgsnL
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RAILROAD LENgs.

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICn-
AOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
MISS RANDOLPH'S SCHOOL.
vi SARAH y. RANDOLPH. Principal

An able end experienced corps q teachers
Ofers unusual advantages 70 The pupils of tnis
school 1914 Entaw Place, Baltimore. Nd.
Ia a1-oodtSeQ0
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IEWENClAND CONSERVATORY
In or MUSIC Soston, Mass.

THE LARGEST and Rest Fsnipped in
the W oridl0 Instructors. 52 students LAT year. Thor
oark lnsfn<ion In Feed and fssfasafe Arsr, Pssas
sAa Organ nrire as ArIs, 0Iaery, La<rmss, Efareas
aaf h@lEn Laagasss keslss bFanekes css sas-
llsst snd Eeer.c Llsht, so b. A. o per refk. Pail
Term tqEins ss~s, Is ies ff n.s,rsisi cS,endn,
giving hl inf4rulo3Jn. efirsa - TtlllEk. Dxss<z<
fr4skan square, losion. ti4rA
% IL. sua Haml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

N STANTON, VA. Mss MARY J. BALD
MIN, PrincipaE OPENS SEPTEMBER 3. 1855
CLOSES JUNE, lSs9. Unsurpassed location,
buildings, eIounos. ard appointments. tun
corps % Toschers. Inriysliet advantages in
Music. Languages. kioculion. ART. BECK Keeping,
phy steal Guthrie. stonography. and fyprWriing
Board, SC. wish fiii Englian Course, EoJ for tho
outire session % nine months. Muse. Ara and
languages extra For full particulars apply 20
the Principal f0r catalogue. ieN-eOd-m
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TRAINS gORTawAl
.DaIIS tDsIIy 80 . suaday.


Nos. u ana IL make no stops No. n sioDs
only or signal At Manchester and Chester. No
- stops only on signal at Chester, Centralla,
and Manchester No IS stops on signal Al all
regular stations No o. stops on sgDal NJ 8h
regular stations AMI also az Temples and P1r.
Wafhsll. Nos. 81. p. 81 81. %. - 81, And IS viii
stop 81 all stations for pas-enserS
PULLMAN-CAR SkEFtCE
On Trains Nos. "a and q sleeping-cars between
New l0rE and Tampa. Eta. trig Jacksonville
On Trans Nos. u aud q sceping-cars between
Washington. aud Charleston. on lfain 10. =
sleepinR-cafs Detweoa New YORK AMI Jackson
vile. On Train No. - .leeping-cars between
Washington aud cksonviiie.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE. AkAiSE
Richmond ..'I0,Ss A. ". Norfolk. . Y. Y.
Richmond =. sos r. N. Norfolk. ..... Psi. 4
Norfolk. .'el0A. N. hich soDd.. .ix2i Z. u.
Norfolk sop. N. Richmond. .o2S J. NJ.
These trains atso make close connections tor
FarmyiIle. LyncnDurg, and southeastern pointA
and all stations on the N0rfolk and Western raft
road, except ths loss train. Passengers f)r
points west 0f Petersburg mould take me 3.iI
4 AZ. train instosd x. N. SULLY.
Superintendent
EFT d. MYERS. General superintendent
Z. u. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent
SOL. HAAS. IrariC Manager le ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

NTAKE-FOREST COLLEGE,
w NORTH CAROLINA.
Sixteen miles north OF Raleigh. Fifty fourth
annual session begins SEPTEMBER Isl. Ten
distinct schools. Ten instructors. Ten thou
sand volumes In Library. Well-equipped Labo-
ratcries. Reading Room and Gynssium, exten-
size grounds. For catalogue, DC. address,
President CHARLES <. TAYLOR,
10 29-2m Wake Forest. y. G.
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SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY 10. 1873
TWo DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWo DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBURG.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
io;5s A. ". Daily, Cig Richmond ans Petersburg
railroad. Arrive at Petersburg ll:lJ
A. 81. arrive at Norfolk 2:25 7. ".
cas- A. IL Daily. UiG Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive at Petersburg iO'B
A. NJ. NG,3 leaves Petersburg lJ;i5
4. NJ. for tarmyilie. Lynchburg, kcs-
Ioka, Bristol, Knoxville. and all
ynts south and west.
THROUGH CAR TO LYNCuBURG.
C:o5 ?. NJ. Daily, UfG Richmosd and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive Petersburg 6:59 T.
NJ; leave Petersburg 7:l5 +. NJ. daily,
arriving Norfolk $50 =. II. Through
cor Richmond 10 Norfolk.
Goo p ". Daily, Uid Richmond and Petersburg
railroad Arrive at Petersburg 6:1|
i. NJ, connecting with 1raiL No. |
leaving Petersburg AZ 7:3o +. VI. for
Fsemyille, Lynchburg Roanoke, Po-
c1honias, Bristol. Knoxville. Chatia
nooga. and en points south ana west
PULLMAN sLEEPlNG-CAR ACCOMhODA'
TIONs.
No. l-Sleoplng-car from Petersburg 10 Bristol
without change, e21 LynchbUrg TO Memphis
without change.
No 3-Lynchburg 20 New Orleans and l,os-
noket 20 Chattanooga. without charge.
Tickets, baggage-checks, aud AL information
can be obtained at kichmond and Petersburg
railroad depot, A. W. Gsrbors. 1000 Main street,
hnt at tle Companys ONCE, gJl east Main
street W. y. BENiLl>
Gouoral Passenger and Ticket Agent
CHARLES O. EDDY icB-presidenL
General Office. Roanoke. Va ny IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANyIILE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO
TIE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEFPEks On ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

"Will you let me make you present
of volume some time, with the inscrip-
ton on the hy-leat, To MY"
"Well ?"
"'To my wife Aliantha.
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"Pat, me by, phats the tonne O.
day {?
"The divil knows, Dinnis."
"Faix, Oi was thinkin' that same me-
silf, Pat. but Oh see he doesn't"
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WADE wmIPPLE's wIzIns.
TFor the Dispatch.l
hugEcstcd IzaGes.

"Thst flouncing on your gown, my dear,
Suggests 10 one respect
Tho neither lying latitude
That Pluto IOtn inject"
"liow 80! - she quoried, tempting thus
His foly's further fiow.
while smlingly The answer came,
because It's iurDeloW.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

"Mrs. Queerwrinkle, what do you
think of our new neighbor, Mrs OIson.
Isn't che, TO Your notion, rather 6i-
zdrTc ?"
"Bazaar? ] should say so; / never
met her on dress parade yet that she
didn't remind me OF an old-clothes en-
porium ?"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

roundings, and life ut " The Pines" is
idyllic. like that OF the English gentry.
TO rise in the morning when you have
no longer any inclination TO sleep, to
breakfast at leisure, 10 ride, or walk, or
lounge with book-to be absolutely
free TO do as you please and TO dine
with the assembled family in the eve
ming, this is the daily routine. bliss
Morris hes habit that have never met
with elsewhere in 8 hostess. Late every
evening hall dozen new books APP
pear in The room of each guest,
books with which to beguile any
wakefal Watches Of the night that might
oyertske she restless keeDer. Al the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

zsrhts seen ~ the streets Of the khe
dives Capital Csty.
Here Is string % camels with their
.eads aloft above the crowd. moving
With soft step and long stride as
tiev carry bars Of spice that have
come from the distant Soudan- Here
i / rich official with his refs running
in front and his pipe bearer behind.
Here comes = lady Of rank pcrched
hicl on her padded saddle, riding
strids legs. and except foi the large
eyes that glance from The kohl-tinted
eyelids above the white ~sil. and the
little demonstrated HAMS that hold
the re .ns. she might be mistaken for
= bale or silk. Peasant women hurry
along with walls hung by kind II
thimb.e 10 their head-gear. their 1.-the
forms shinly draYcd in the long bath
ing gown sort 81 dress q blue cot
ton. md carrying astridc on their
shoulders their little naked children,
with x-eak eyes and grave faces There
comes Bedawee on his hardy horse.
that fIets under the cruel biz. the sad
die r >hly caparisoned. and the stir
rms lroad and course as iron shovcls.
And here. with many stroke on the
tough quarters Of the long-earcd dom
kew he drives before him. comes tho
ionks v-boy shouting his Ruach r.
..shc,neenuck." ..Rngluk a. he
steers some large Englishman. who
.its terched over the quarters II the
.Hor,ar.- Crowds there are Of
brour.-lerrcd. brown-Loscmed labor
erx wearing the kind Of gray fell
car which We see on clowns in the
circus At home: and watcr-carriers
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a SOLDIER LESSON.


How Edgar Learned Trnt . brave hoy j
Patient In suffering.
Really. Il was too bad Elsar was
going out 10 play soldier H. slipped
on The stops and twisted his ankle.
MY little lah must 60 10 bed and
get we'll" said Mamma Gates
'.Boo-hos,' howlsd Eddy.
Uac,e Caspar looked up from his
paper and smiled.
Il don't want 10 90 to bed; want
TO go and be . soldier" sobbed poor
Edgar.
Bat. II your ankle j. not baihed
and put to bed. you will be very lame
tomorrow.
Il don't care" whined Eddy; II
don't want to 60 TO bed. -
Il ;hourh' you were playing sol
der sail Uncle Caspar.
Yes. sr.'
We'll. what does soldier do?''
Eigar looked up puzzled. H
marches. and he drums" Eddy
looked at his drum. and began to cry
again.
Is that all he does?"
III, don't have 10 20 TO bed. y
whincd + Idly.
But sometimes he gets hurt badly.
H. is shot in battle Then what does
he do? Docs he howl and cry?"
NV Uncle Caspar was an old sol
der. whom Eddy admired very much
..No-o-o! guess not ! don't know. =
said the hoy.
NO. H. goes 10 The hospital There
he Is as brave as when he drums and
marchesn
1 Elgar wiped his eyes. and looked
\ eagerly at his uncle. Is going "a
bed ard not crying being good
soldier?' he asked.
\ Yes my boy. that's the braves'
/ part Of 1t. Now let me be the ambn'
! lance-that's wagon. you know
and take you to he hospital"
\ Uncle Casper p cked Eddy up In hi
arms. and carried him gently to hi'
chamber.
Now Tn going to be a good sol
der said the boy. with smile. ~
did not vince when his uncle felt Of tn
sore ankle. and bound IL mp.
That's = brave lad. Eddy" sai'
his uncle .N,w play il does not huri
and 90 to sleep
Hlf an hour later Elgar wa
dreaming. He looked like q brav
little corporal taking his rest.
Uacle Casper hung up Eidy,s ha'
and gun where he could see then
when he walked. The drum. with In
soldier cap and belt upon Il. wa
placed on the bed.
Z Igar limped down stairs tho mex
day. and went into camp on the ST
! H. whinei aud complained no more
He had learned the lesson that brav
boy Is patient in suffering. C Bel
Our Lutte Ones.
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LITTLE SUNSHINE.

~ p,N-rsncs Between NaunIo and
su.i~- which Would You wish % Be
Lsk<3
Were going skating. Susie Barnes
and l." said Mamie as she walked
slowly through the house But !
don know As I want TO 60"
WHY Mamie! On such beautiful
dav.- said her aunt. Il thought yon
liked 70 20 skating"
Yes. 50 d. sail Mamie. but
mamma says I've got 70 wear my old
shoes and they're such clumsy OLD
things cant bear 10"
The whine in her voice became .
rroul b fore she had finished speak
ing and somehow the growl seemed "
have something to do with her lore
head; FIR Il was wrinkied before. y
was fairly tied up into = knot now.
Have you ever noticed how. when
little girls or boys get into bad tenn.
pcr. the bad temper seems 70 go All
over them? The dancing feet move
sullenly. The dimpled hands are not
ready Tor doing little loving deeds foI
any BODY. The light goes ont Of the
pretty bright eyes and the lips g
down AZ The corners and tho dimpics
% dear, they surely 70 up into IN
forehead. for you have seen how \
will be marked and scanned neve'
did like dimples in the forehead dis
youf !,
And the little ripple Of laugh y
zone. and what . whine and whmpe
and crowl have taken its place! les
You can easily see that the whole boy O
rirI Is wrapped upin thai ugly temper
what = piiyi thought Aunt Carrie
a. Mamie sulkcd and fretiel. FRS
Il was because of the shoes. but sb
coull not keep on all the time abou
one pair Of shoes. . she soon foun'
some hing else 10 grumble at
II wonder why Susie doesn't come
I think IFS too bal 81 her 10 keep ~
waiting like this. We ought 10 hav
been on half an hour ago Tho be-
part Of the day j. going.
There's a hole In one Of my mi
tcns.- was the next com plant
well. as ron arc waiting. y will =
n rood time 20 mend II" said Aut
Carrie .Earc i : needle and SON
yarn"
Il n~rer did Ike % mend" 81
Mamie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23
FOR OUR YOUNG READERS,


>on. what beautiful things found
Hanging almost down 70 the ground
From the roof 81 Tho little she'd
They al crcw after ! went 70 bed
Sparkling and sparkling in the light
Just like diamonds. clear and bright
n pulled the n down IN = shining heap.
WANTED al Tor my own 20 keep.
! carried them into the house 20 play.
And hid them carefully All away
In = nnrcau drawer; Tor. Of course. \ knew
That mamma would want 20 see theta, too
Thought ia give her . nice surprise.
Ana how shr' a smile andcpen her eyes'
'.But when she looked there. after awhile
SHE opened her eyes. hut she diin't smile.
All her Dncns and lace were wet
And spoiled Il don't understand 4 YETI,
There wasn't rune she could put on.
And an NY beautiful things were gone"
--Sgda Dur. {. YOUTHS Companion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

Good Humor's visit 20 Cro~~ Frsnk's' ~-
she Little Gcnticmen whom ="
duced.
Osce upon a time there was niue
bov whose name was Frank IL va
4 GOOD hoy generally. and had plenty
Of toys such rs ninc-pins. ploeA
drums. boy doll. lovely horHe. a"a
he liked to play with all those things
and scatter them over The floor. whlc'
his mamma allowed him 20 do aliday'
until evening. Then mamma sa'a:
NV frankie. pick mp your TOYS ana
nut them in the drawer" But frank'"
being tired and little cross. womb
say. with pout:
II don't want 70 put them a"As'
Mamma. pick them mp"
Well. one evening frankie was ~.
ting on the carpet with his toys ~
around him when there was bI1ss
..rat-a-tat'' AZ the door. and In waikea
a lille man who said:
Good evening. Frank. Why. VIVA.
| i the matter? You look 50 cross
see you don't know me to-day. "y
name i G sod Humor."
| frankie said: II don't want y
pick up all these things every even
ing"
Then Good Humor laughed and sain'
..Well. 1 will have to introduce you y
two friends Of mine. ! expect ny"
here every minute" -
while he was yet speaking there
came 4 ..rat-a-tai. tat at the dooh
ana in walked two little gentlemen.
4 Ore II them went - Frank and sa'a y.
Coed evening. Frank; my name =
CheerfnIness Allow me 70 in'roanes
\ You 10 my friend. Work. We hAs. .
called This evening 70 help you ~
Y away all your toys in their PR. j.
places for to-night Come. show =
the drawer" ,.h
Here II is said Good Humor' "''
. 4 laugh. . "a
~ Frank went with Chccrfulncss y
| work. and they piled az me 'oss ~
Works back. and they put them n MN,
n The drawer very carefully
I; .od II amor shouted: .fo,.
III 'rrah. hurrahr' and Cacer.a VA
ne.. shook hands with Frank -
Good evering lam going 70 ~ NV,
.rd thcv all went away And leH
laughing. ~ Brootivs zsmeA