The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-08
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Eye natures walks. sho0a

With the Long BOU
"E walks IT Hies"
The OTHER Saturday night at pm. Wallace orches
ira began saving ragme in stove lengths at Masonic
hail. Lisbon, N D. It the opening strain OF p. A.
Arhar 'stag party the last farewell to Arharts gay
carefree bachelor life Music and stepped each
other till IL pm when the forty guests RECALLED them
the table, after which H S. Oliver manager OF
the cemetery presented the toasts in his usual attractive
manner emphasized the fact that there were three
stages of human existencebrh marriage and DEATH the
second which the desderam and most to be desired
response Alfred Kreo told how to guide the baby safely
thru teehng Other fathers and husbands gave manifold
advice. Arhart in conclusion said:
tender Never stay at night later
than 10 pm. without permission. Boys, long FAREWELL
Tears were then the curfew rang number OF
cheerful fathers chased crcuitous way to the homes OF
suspicion.
Matte J. Peterson, living in Of the anguorous
counties North Carolina has had ambitions in the
way of both prose and poetry Her only work' published
at her expense, printed small press in WILL
mngon N C. Her journey there to attend to the details
Of publication is the only it is sad she ever made from
home county The title page Of the book Is not bad
ead to the rich mine OF golden ore to be tound theeln'
It reads thus:
''Ltle Pansy, a Novel, by Matte j. Peterson, and
Other Miscellaneous Poetry by the Same Author.'
.tLe Pansy' begins by the seaside Sin mansion en-
twned with ivy where knelt fair Pansy Ray 1t pretty
nearly over WORLD and chapter, at the begin
ming knows where its end will be- Pansy herself IS
"beautful white lily
The Of Pansy and Edgar off side tracks at
any author decides journey to Paris or London
or some dark sea Prates artists the Latin Quarter
hearess merchant fathers New York. professional kid
nappers blackeyed Misunderstanding all have part in the
story Of course all with Edgar and Pansy in each
others
In the mecal panegyrc inspired by fathers death
this specimen:
But was emaciated and weakly bent,
And very loosely hung her garments
She lived little years three
At their graves birds sing out their glee,
And their hearts by care weighed.
The death of father is considered at length later
and it's causes artstcally wrought OUT
Pa dug artichokes that day,
He has only paid the debt we owe.
& We should try to the shining shore
Fully as beautiful are the lines descriptive of Pas walk:
witch iG R ~as s Of his S' wPf The Way
the the meaning OF which nobody has ever oeen
slander is preferable to reality, ,
Suit will not make Ike any ao beds do~ny'
During residence Of the heroine in Florida we have
the poets sensations On First Seeing Alligator Thus
I sometimes allgators heard
I was on the piazza at home;
Ma W 9s9 hs g gss hsrS the g,oom
Brother and his brother one killed Ss
And brought it to the house here;
But the monster was fair.
1mnossibe as it may seem, the ''other miscellaneous
y; the volume is lust as striking and full of that
subtle literary quality which is felt but cannot be put INTO
words.
Doc Bixbv now Of the Lincoln; Neb Journal has peen
visiting that Sherborn Mnn where ne nrst tanpeo
h the death rate young medical prac1ltoner LOG
ties:
ssTventv-six wears ago my single as physician
and SURGEON swung to the breeze at the southeast
corner Of Ross Livengoods drug store The store
has been supplanted by brick block occupied ny
dealer in general merchandise the single is gone ana
81 are most of old settlers who lived here then ana
survived the peri of that time only to succmb TO tne
oraver dangers of less cautious medical experimental
ton And that reminds Of the pecul1ar1tles OF the
most candid and comica physician no" lr'ig III Nla.
+;n county His name is Richardson and his home is
=: r,;rnont where he has been stemmng the tide OF
human distempers for number OF prosperous years.
Reoontv he was called of his patients who
was suffering severely from attack Oh astnma'
/ He gave him doses Of medicine when laheo 10
olive relief Labelling out extra large dose Oh inc
same remedy he said Nov, you take this, and III II
doesn't do the work you'll have to grim and pear II,
for 7 don It know Of anything else to prescr1oe. lne
moor fellow wanted to know why 1t was that Win dill
their researches the doctors unable to find any
Ill.,; that will relieve much less cure asthmaq Fact
;s said the doctor in his peculiar drawing tone OF
voice 'the doctors know only two things, that NOR.
mime will relieve pain, and sulphur cure the Itch
Rixbv tells how we'll prohibition used to work IN the mar
tin county Of the past in comparison with the oyousS ~
present. He says: r.. ..
Il HThere used to be strong temperance sentiment
in this county, strong that saloon was tolerated
within its borders, but after the departure OIL lhe
orasshoppers an influx of foreigners with prejudice
against aqua calcis wrought change that with the
coming Of the railroads and the building OF new
E o;y tho ntV