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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-07-19
Ii Don't Paw TO Lie.

The emperor of Russia, when upon q
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passed the night in the simple hut of a
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as head of the church, to see the old man
take up his Bible ana read chapter
"Do you read often, my SONY" he asked.
Yes, Your Majesty. every Gay" How
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sonY" During The past year, the Ola
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Majesty" Thinking to reward him, the
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ing morning, unknown to the toll keeper,
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Again lnterrogating the toll keeper As to
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affirmative answer and the statement that
he had finished the chapters of Luke.
Lying, my son, Is a great sim" replied
HIS Majesty; give me the bible till |
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the money, which the man had not seen.
Tho hasIu not sought the Kingdom of
God, my son. As punishment, thou shalt
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door.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-07-19
He Summer HeSart

And In these days the weather became
exceedingly much heated with holiness
and the Inhabitants of the city beysp In
swsltsr with great swell. And when
che Thermometer begsn to try to climb
on top of the building. and the ice be
gan 10 weigh only two ounces TO the
pound. behold then the rich inhsoitsn,
sayeth:
Il will psck m grip, and I'll HE me
away 10 some shady retreat where the
cool ereezes blow and the cold waters
now. Even into some sylvan dell will |
go, and l will rusticate there muchly."
And he Soeth unto a famous summer
resort, that is much advertised. where,
they have such pure life giving waters,
aud where the drives are exceedingly
hne, and whsre there is much foe sfishiuy
snd where the hotel is the iuvalids' para.
disc.
But behold, how soon our dreams van
lsh. and of how short duration are our
Joys, spd how quickly our bright hopes
sli go a-glimmeIIpg.
The s~eitering man rescheth the much
advertised resort, and hsuleth no in iron,
OF the hotel. he looketh about him, and
nope dieth away. He turneth his optiss on
the Motel, and behold it Is q box shauty,
with Two rooms below and three above,
aud none of them finished. He seeseth
the lake and huoeth q frog pond covered
over With green scum and Ike unto
false pride, insCmuch as it stiuseth. He
seeketh the shady drive, and behold he
hath to walk up and down the hills or yet
his neck broken. He seeketh the fish
and fiudeth mosquitoes. he fessseth the
inner man on bacon and corn bead and
or1nns, srd he sleepeth on a table,
de tarrieth through the night and
hghteth mosquitoes and black ynats
and swesreth with much vehem=nce.
The next morning he tsketh q train for
home, and when he is arrived there il
tbs night time he sneaseth home through
the back alley, and he hideth IN his own
house for two weeks.
And at the end eff that time he goeth
forth into the busy places of the pity,
and ne meeteth his friends, and he tellet h
them of the glorious time he has had AT
the summer resort. Aud he speaketh of
the FISH ne caught, and of the sylvan lake
| and the beautiful drives aud the splendid
hotel.
And his friends when they have heal d
resolve TO 60, while he goeth about a sad.
der but wiser man, and h woudereth il
| the world is all 4 sham, and If there is
nsught in life to live for.-Ss. Louis Mag