Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-26
AFTER TIE CIRCUS.


Toward Home-
The circus vas over, and pretty little
Maggie Sipcs and bruwny young Jake
Doozenbury we're on their home ward
way, hand-ih-hand, satiated with the
delights and giories Of the circus and all
of the side shows, combined with innu-
merable glasses Of ''sody," lemonade
and ginger pop. together with peanuts
| without stint. and all the ice-cream
they wanted. And as they walked
along the leafy way toward their huns
bic rural homes, but Ave miles distant,
Jake said:
mighty good circus, wasn't 1t, Mag?"
splendid, said Maggie, briefly.
Il do'no as | ever SEQ better roliin' n
/ tumblin'.n
1T was splendid"
/ II was bully"
$50 it was. "
Il tell ye thatiady rider inst took the
cake
.'she mas ine."
How'd you like to be like her.
La, Jake Doozenberryl Now, I'd
look smart cuttin' uplike that, wouldn't
! II"
''Gollyi wish't could do i'll What
d you like most9'
'sOh, it was all so splendid / don't
know what
Il tell We them trapeze performers
want slow.
II guess they want"
81 should think it'd make 'em awful
sick = their stomachs to fly round like
that /"
sscn ahould tn
II tell We, Mag, that derned fool clown
was mighty cute"
81 tell ye he jist mas I like to died
ev'ry time he opened his mouth"
81 jist thought I'd split three or four
times Did ye see him git h'isted off'n
that trick mule?''
''Hee, hee, heeP'
'tHa. ha, HAP
"That was splendid"
"But tell We he was no fool, now"
II guess he was MT He was bout as
sharp as ever they make EN-
But was mt that bareback ridin'
purty?"
'sWell, 1t jist was don't see how in
thunder that Teller ever hung on at alli'
'.Beats all, don't it?''
THAT ice-cream we got wa MT slow,
Ell Mag?''
'sMyl Was MT it goodar
How d you like the lem nader"
.Splendid.'
but that ginger pop was MT as good
as I've tasted
II did mt like 1t very much either"
'Did you like that min'ral water?"
"Bah! The nasty stuff"
"Bahl don't see how in thunder
anybody could drink it."
me neither"
$50 you enjoyed the circus, eh?"
'Oh, it was just splendidr'
stFm glad you think So I don't mind
spendin' dollar and ten cents on a girl,
If she enjoys herself"
''Oh, had an awful good time"
81 got my moneys worth, ANYHOW,
and that's more'n can say for al the
circuses I've went to-
Pap took me to one last summer
that was no count at all La, here we
are at our gate, and LA, Jake Dozen
berry,
"What?"
"You know what"
"Nhy II"
Jake Doozenberry! Amt you
'shamed to go and kiss me like that?
Tee, hee, heeT'
shaw amt"
YOU'D ort to bel Tee, hee, hee!-
'Poohl 1t amt the first time ever
kissed a girll''
Shame on ye"
Pooh" Kisses her again.
saw, you horrid thing you"
'What's horrid about it?''
I'D ask if I was your
'sShucksl"
I'D go and hide my head IL / was
your
ssYes, 1 will-over the leftw
Tee, hee, hee r.
There" Kisses her again.
saw, you mean thing,
you're jokin', Mag"
81 amt either! I think you're the
horridest thing | ever saw-hee, hee,
hee!'
"Ya-a-s We do now"
81 do Good night"
'Good night, sweetheart"
''Hee, hee, hee %
Goodbye, Jake-tee, hee !"
'I'll see you home from singin' school
FRIDAY night
MAY be you will, sir"
"Bet We / dol"
Don't be too sure-hee, heei'
well, good night"
Good night-hee, hee, hee Plight
Strange sounds Made BY Light.
Recently a wonderful discovery has
been made. A beam of sunlight is
made to pass through prism so as to
produce what is called the solar spec
trum or rainbow. The disc is turned
and the colored light of the rainbow is
made to break through it. Now, place