Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-12

|ni1-rent states Make Their
Rhymee.

81 j. II eliliauas, OF Norristown, com
I6s "A = S6uthern poe.ess rhymes 'cornv
- Il; Wei. that's cofrect;. that's
III s $ .1here ths poem was written and
s - = 4 BE- responsible for the vagaries
{ 8 |on all over America In the
= press aud myrtle, where they
g agoan,r what is the matter
e I,ern rhyrnel Now in the en-
IS IL poet should write,
81 to give him kiss. did hef
Sc his New England collabora-
next line Of the couplet with
8 Nat he OF Arkansas goes calmly
on with,
s han fist yistiddy.
3 poet daown in varmaount can
with ahorser and scaifD with
ereover, any poet iii the republic
nnsylvania, inditing an ode to
+ fIway in that state, would make
II : [gme with sbleeding," but the
1Sfi1|| r. "a on the line OF the road would
M Z They do, too; the old fash
- ~ S7vania Dutch kind, one feather
~ ~ II. and three to cover with.) You
dear Williams, rhymes by ear
NJ 4 II ght.
.
u 10urnfully exclaims Boston
the old fashioned way Of max
IN 4 passed away with our fathers.'
lie young people Of this genera
= i'm thanks for this blessing The
"a way Of mailing love, as we
H. must have been adreary affair.
s. IL we catch the rat, by making
1ther- in-law, whom he hated, and
sfn-Iaw, whom he greatly feared.
h1Ssweetheart Respected miss, and
= While got chance to touch her
"a fcf1y IN dance as he teetered past
- = fork on stills, for in such manner
grace and frosty merriment,
- I'D your grandsires dance PRO
s. Swpce). And for all tbis-what
- r S5sIey would call aArctic circle OF
~ ss@1ny son, your grandfather loved
q nother-soft and fragrant be the
<s2|1 - f51ael roses. that bloom above her
s. s sot, than you do the girl you
- trstible caramels and corn starch
- - - While you fill her ears with the
~ chatter that ever drove sensible
- " Outi Out with you'll Out Of my
aringi By Venus glove, If ever
~ 4 - h you talk to girl as overheard
sv25 IL Kitty last night, I'll brain you
S3fk RI ing soft, IL / knew where to hit
xss2z 4 r ~ i Ill. may it not be that our fathers
~ n fIch half baked fools as their sonsa
i Sliii n over q i-W o. my own old love
a66NMENcEMENT Is OVER.
n u ri5try, and incidentally the universe,
- AZ " SnIlother year. We have been In
q; = I7ilE but our danger has been pointed
z;;1;si s 16t only so, but the way to safety
S.3I1' = = Snne time been so clearly indicated
l5S< = xvayfering man, though Mug
= 60 iiezd not err therein. An abyss OF
fr1sj1 III depth has lowered above us, over
f1u.fy All this fair land with the deadly
f.f1l Sc Is nlalarial breath in accents that
~ 11he heart with the Upas like touch Of
r. s. iii glance, that echoed from sea te
s13e.11 INT you have saved US. my boy: yor
esI.<1 5511i1 Fellows have snatched us from thi:
Ifvfn1 nf1xe, whose hungry breakers dashed
<heir &5<lf1ing spray and wreathed theil
aunf4 Games in lurid tongues about our feet
You Is s. Who in this month of leafy Jun'
hexs tn rs of AThe Perils of the Republic;
~T1,a Inbcr Problem;" "The Duty OF tn
Hour.s efhe Decay of Patriotism;" @Worl
Ana Wates:n "The Deterioration of Man
hood eThe Labor Question:" "The Declin
81 Sfstesxnanship;n THE Labor Agitation;
4T7,8 4eeakness OF a Republican Form o
(1oxers,l5,s1lf:r Labor and Capital;n 9Th
Dovsnfall 81 Liberty aThe Labor Problem
n Ev1Is and their Remedy Corruption ii
Polifffss sThe Labor Problem and its Dan
ft9ls u Arc we Free People;h THE Labo
Rrcj6iS16 National Menace" The peril
tho1 II ~ our path you have shown US; bu
x6u ~ aIso guided us into paths of safety
!, Yon 6<afe told us of "'The Only Way to Goo
f56Slf uei1t::' aThe Safety of the Republic;
NThc Txue Mission of the Labor Reformer
lFa.,.
arhs TINE Reformer;" "The Hope Of Gu
Country "The Conservation of Popula
cover11r1er,t Labor Reform;" "The Ou
1cok 81 fhe Hour;" Labor Agitation Bless
inesn s{)ur Legacy for Our Children;" wv ha
we Owe 10 Pcsterity;" and your sisters hay
nob{7 rushed to the rescue with assurance
chat eSieht brings out the Stars" and NOR,
over that Man is the Arbiter of His Ow
DESTINY = w oman's Sphere "rhe Unfit
ence of Noman;" "Woman's Duty ave
man. tbs Hope of the World" and Spring
Heaven bless you, my children; you hay
eaved ~; Heaven bless you'll Come agail
next comusencement.
BIT OF SCIENCE.
The male wasp, the naturalist tells us, nevt
nkfnRs, But so long as he and his sister a
twins and dress exactly alike this bit I
s. KU0yI4<1K6 aNalielu uOtuiIiS W tuc SttAStc
man who does not know it is the lady who
approaching him, until it be that she sinite'
him with her hustle. What humanity d
mands of Science in the case of the wasps
the invsFtion Of some prompter method
distinguishing between Monsieur and MadaI
wazzle at forty yards.
THE LITTLE ONE.
The little tot ring baby feet,
With 9altering steps and slow,
With pattering echoes soft aud sweet
Into my heart they go;
They also go, in grimy plays,
IN muddy pools and dusty ways,
Then fhrough the house in trackful maze
They wander to and fro.
The baby hands that clasp my neck
With touches dear to me,
Are the same hands that smash ami wreck
The snkstand foul to see:
They pound the mirr0r with q cane,
They rend the manuscript in twain,
widespread destruction they ordain
In Hasteful jubilee.
The dreamy, murm'ring baby voice
That COOS its little tune,
Thai makes my listening heart rejoice
I IKE birds in leafy June,
Can wake at midnight dark and still,
And ell the air with bowling fill,
That splits the ear with echoes shril,
Like cornets out OF tune.
Brooklyn Eagle