Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-06
|utlpnnN,s. ruNNY SWINGS.

i. our baby brother Of 2 .years, called
Iii ST" one day he said; Isl wants
bread and milk"
|ne Carl was chewing gum, He Vas was
II he lived upon gum. lie SAID NO
on Grand avenue"
tle Loveno was trying to comfort the
er cat, whose kittens were DEAD she
"Your kittles are in heaven.
LITTLE fellow whose love OF Bible, history
snlsed in at ali times and in all places
Focently reproyed by his mother for lack
der.
mother time Charlie was running around
ho,ise with me other boys, when some
kak TO hiI "Yog can T1a Prey esn 'q Ssa
Ret there"
Ile Susie upAp seeing her auntie take
feeth out sad: Can you take you,
il out?" Can you take your head onE
naked n she could take her testh out
spiied: mo; mine are sewed IN
bmns. who was out riding with his mother
friends one day. surprised them an by
kg:F oh, my! see what long elothe1 ;il
Iic." What he saw was telegraph me-
b he had seen for the hrst time
hen Florence was quite small we had a
! named John, which was very tame anu
e. She was playing around him in the
Q and reached down ana put her nal ny,
Ias aSG!' then she said ! '0u'n'4 ''HH III
hen Charlie was little boy we were
herinE one day, and he said to the man
who helping us: When arc you koinh
lind the sausage2" The man replied; II
round already" wei, saiu ShuFlle'
ind isn't grind"
Ealves milk one morning. While ono Of
was drinking his papa said 10 MN
at Is this ones name? It's Dime, Isn't
Charlie replied with an air OF indluer-
"ltH names calf, anyhow"
litue niece Clara was going some dis
AWAY from her mamma. Her dear
dina was talking with her about pray
told her God could hear her pray when
I: nlso hear prayer at home. She said :;
hould think God would take solid COM
with his cars
hn. who had been feeding the chickens,
had TO hurry TO work, had misplaced his
= tbuttcn. and, getting mad, exclaimed
lfcnnd IT. l wish l could nnd It," His
liltle Willie, who he thought was sleep
presently said: "Confound It! wish John
ind what he can't find."
tie Henry, 2 years old, was taught to
HI the verse.
Jesus, tender shepherd. hear me.
BlesH thy little lamb tonight.
csoning his mamma took him up, say
''Repeat your little verse lie said;
US tener seperd hear me. Bess thy itue
and dreat big ones. too"
LIZ iNubtTs ~ ftAAh bIAf was hihNu ny
mamma il he would like pants like
=. No" he said. Il want little ones
day he was out walking with his auntie.
came TO n fallen branch across the
Auntle said; Roger, how can we get
this stick?" He said: Put one foot
one tick. den put nudder foot ober udder
md den we be ober'
ou must get in the habit of putting away
muddy boots and overcoat," said she
npt leaye II for others to do" "well,
ma" said the bright young reasoner.
~ you know that PERSONS head can
contain Just so much2 Now. II 1 put
and overcoats and such things Into
then Moses and the Kinga and Proverbs
d have TO be crowded out"
lille Lena was out playing in tho yard.
SANG running in saying; Mamma, l
a horse made out OF cow" II was n
led horse one day she had been into q
ibor's house; as she came, home she said !:
law some kittes with white fedders all
HEM" She had heard some one say
toothplcks were made OF goose quilts.
day her papa was out and upon some
\ aslilng where he was she said he had
to get sheep fedders for pick tooths."