New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
7 DrrYNo AND I. KNowIT.

T r,nno started ont on memorable trip,
With a valiant companion |. kno%n; nr,r.
q Of rs feel our way slowly says slow l. Dunn~
I Knoyyit SAYS 81 Let us Just go II y
And one would go fast and one would go slO"'
In mis- trim of l. Knowit and slow /. Dunno
yunno picked his way. felt about with his cane
- And carefully tested the bridges:
Knovt rushed on like a late express trdln'
lie looked back and cried Get move on. old slows
aOh IN GO my own Jog" said old slow l. Dunno
l. Knowt got tangled and lost in. in the n,, swamp
/ dunno he folind out In his lesnrely rogp,
That the ground was too soft ard went hsh1'
IN poke with my cane wherever l go,
And stub along easy said slow l. Dunno.
/. Knowit crawled out sll covered with mud.
And bonged and battered with brnses
Can duff IN lust wherever he chooses
OTIS better to GO kinder modrate and SLOW rs~,
And not get banged and battered said slow l. DsnG
l. Dunno travelled slow, but he got far ahead
OF the rapid Onrusher !. Kuowit;
l. Dunno sti said, Let us carefully tread
!. Knowt still said. Let US 90 it,
T. Knowit brought mp in the swamp OF Dontcare:
l. Dunno reacfed the beautiful land OF Gctthere
Is. W. Foss I'm Yankee Blade
savs a CORE spondent OF "The Seattle PostIntell-
gencerp the matter OF the sale OF pOisons by drug
gists the method adopted by a friend Of mine many
years ago. aud which had the pleasure to recommend
TO the Legislature OF Georgia. when considering bill
Of this character VIII make the law absolutely perfect
The law TO colored papers and labels and the WORD
POISON is ell very we'll for persons who can read
and in daylight, but II the present law we're amended
TO make IL obligatory that every druggist should put
poison in bottle dhe cost is ereater
be the same pill. potion powder, and you ave an
absolute safeguard, day or right, read or no rad
Milliman--Dd you buy that COW you were asking
suburban-No; was going to, but wilkins told me
just IN time that the crtter hadnt any upper teetn
Mxman-I suppose you know that Wilkins D0ught
herr
And
teeth
Suburban--Thunder IS that soi-(Boston Transcript.
A blacksmith near Philadelphia, says "The IN
qurero Of that city. has Dominique hen that makes
It's nest In the soft coal at side Of his forge.
Every day about 10 O'Clock the hen walks Into the
shop mounts the forge and scratches hollow place
in the coal six inches from the fire. No matter how
hard he blows the fire, the hen will not until
she has laid her egg Several times her feathers
scorched but she held her place.
An orange tree in the Robert Packer Hospital green
honse AT sayre has shown queer freak. In December
last blossom appeared, and from that has grown
very fine orange, now as large as hens egg In
possible and from this the young oranges large as
marbles, are found In large numbers and now, aside
Truth
Father A. C. A. Hall, OF Boston. one Of the ablest
High Church Episcopal clergymen in the country in
his sermon on sunday referred TO the election Of Dr.
Brooks Though the choice, he said, might not be
regarded by as the best, II was made by such o
large majority 70 be practically the voice Of the
whole diocese. lie then spoke In terms of high COM
mendaton of Or. Brooks's noble character and gifts
There's young dc<r uptown who win have TO
improve his methods Oh he will have patients
enough 10 maintain him. woman came to see him
only two days ago looking haggard and pale.
"well,' he said, {" what Is IT..
"Pm troubled with insomnia" she sighed; "whss
shall do for itf'
"sleep 1t Off, madam; sleep II off, he advises
curtly, and asked her for S2.lpetroit Free Press