HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1889-8-8, Page 6OU2 M POLES.
4 t1 JP aild Mary Axlli,
Little Jo was a little man
And hie litCle pal wan: Mary Ann ;
It tinkled Mary Ann. %nil Jo'
When they found a wilghbor"e wheelbarrow,
Iia t he 1 be. 1 laughed the little man,
Ho 1 ho 1 leo 1 laughed Mary Ann.
e. Till my lady ride?" said courteous Jo all he's doing,, ani 1 don't think there's any
o01 ee, whohas ebilliard.reolnin hiehouee, . lit ' Msk
was one evening teaohing•a young' lady, oees
whom be wee somewhat interacted, to Flay.
Thenineil boy of the f amily went up to view'
the game, but was evieently not greatly yotl h v
pleased with itsprogreesmid saska t?n o
own. Some one o t e family as . "I Ilene used Paiae'SCelery Compound audit
how the Marie was going on, and he seiii; .rams has had asalutarf
'+The game ie not going on et all,. Uncle
effect. Itinvlgerat..
—is not playing at ail; he is just standing edtee syatem Made
there holding Mise ----'s hand, That is
el Thea hop right into the wheelbarrow,
It's. not a gilded patankeen,
fun in that sorb of a genie."
lint ite got a cheerful mise en scene, Stage Frltrht.
"Will nip lady ride ?" said the little man, t was at the last rehearsal for one of those
*Ion bet yo h d Ann. I
Mary A by hot smiling the
"speak pieces," to the great delight of their didten years €ego. The wl
Mary Ann climbed into the wheelbarrow, respective families. A lad of four had been Lue nerdy au fagged out. The helves Mita be
Cheokful of Soy it made her feel pub upon a box and had delivered acme rhyme
,Aa the barrow waltzed round on its wheel. or other, and it was, desired to find out
Right happy was the little man
your
life P' s nota sly n " direful entertainments where young children
feel oke a new
man, it improves
��lappetite
t�ti �� ��
tion" J. T. COPE*
LAIVP, Primus, S. C,
Baring medicinemeansmaronow-a-daysthanit
utorof iss9-Ss hasleft
strengthened, the blood purified, liver and
bowels regulated. Pa1n03 CeleryyCompound—
the Spring medicine of to -day --does all this,
And ditto,
whether the little fellow was frightened .or
likewise, Mary Ann.
not To avoid putting the idea of fear into I as nothing else pan. Preacnbed by Phy n s,
But a las ! alas 1 for little Jo
his head if it wag not there already, the lady etecoraaneeeke fry Dyu99fete,Enderece Ly 3f014tera,
And, alas 1 for Mary Ann also, who was managing things asked him how he ga,•anteed by the Dfanntactursre ip be
In the midst of all their merriment
Over the barrow and contents went,
Down on hienoae went the little man
Out on her head went Mary Ann.
His mamma came for little To,
Far Mary Ann came her clad, Pedro.
Now far apart, their tearlete flow
,4a they sit the stinging switch below.
PRAOTIOAL JOKES.
BY AUNT MARJORIE YREOEPT,
A practical joke its a sorb of trick played
by one person upon another, in the hope of
making him uncomfortable and ridiculous.
To put one's friend in an absurd situation, to
interfere with hie rights, to do something
which will hurt him in body or mind, not
deeply perhaps, yet really, is the object
felt when he got through. "T felt all aweaty,"
was the ingenuous reply. The e
Somewrat Softened, Spring Medicine.
A Maine youngster, beocming provoked «Ig the spring of 1$ST I was all run down. I
With bio father, angrily exclaimed, "You're would get up in the morning with se tired a
a naughty fool 1"feeling, and was so weak that Icould hardlyget
The father charged it to the youngster's around, IboughtabottleotPaine'sCelerecom-
account and bided his time. phone, and before I had taken it a week 1 telt
That evening they had strawberries for' very iniiolt bettor. I can ebeefully recommend'
napper, the first of the season, The head of it to all who need a' buildingupandstrengthen.
the family served all around the board with ing medicine,", Mrs B.A. new, BurUngton, Vt.
generosity but his precious eon.
"Ain't yon going to give me comer papa i"
• a• .-
"No, A boy who oasis his papa a'naughty Q�� �% r `om Comp
un d
he li btuefellow asked�
Paine's
t.
fool!
doesn't deserve any strawberries.
"Oh, you ain't a naughty fool," the young- Is a -unique ionto and appetizer: Pleasant to
ved fool the taste quick tuns action, and without any
ofte practical joker. I have never in my
life been able to eve the least good, the leant
'k butIh
stet ogled in distress—"you're
a goo ,
„ 1ni uriotls effect, it suras .that rugged health
papa, dysp ps akaeneverything idtaste
so d s00 Physic sures
prescribe it saw, Six fort 5,00. Druggists.
, Wells. IttatARDS0N 8i Co„ . Moueranax.
innaoenb fun, in practice' Io es, have
.seJohnnie Suggests. a Topic.
en a great deal of evil and mischief resulting i
lean them. I cannot think of a person as
dieted to practical joking as anything but
mean and contemptible. For how can we
honor the disposition which takes pleasure in
cruelty ?
Some years ago, just at dusk, a maid -ser.
vent in a certain beautiful home took it into
her head that it would be rare fun to 'dress
herself in a sheet and frighten another of the
servants. So she slipped into the grounds,
hid herself behind a tree, and waited her
opportunity. Dancing merrily along, singing
with a voice like a bird, Dame a sweet little
daughter of the hone', who had been sent on
an'err'and to the lodge at the end of the green
avenue. The merry child, sensitive to her.
finger-tips, caught a glimpse of the straight,
stark figure skulking behind the oaks, and
was so frightened that a few months after-
ward she died—of nervous shook, the physi-
cians said, whioh then began its fatal work.
In one of our New England colleges a
youth who had been studying hard that he
might enter the Freshman Class was startled;
from his sleep at midnight by a party of fel-
lows in masks, who proceeded to make sport
er themselves Gy, the stupid process called
"hazing " their companion. They had their
silly fan, but it is to be hoped that none of
the number engai*ed in it can ever think of
that night without a pang, for it made the
youth insane.
I dont like to believe that any of my
rsaders engage in this wretched kind of .jest-
•ing If they 'do, it is because they. have
never looked at ib from the right point of
view'. There isn't among my friends one, I
am sure, who would be happy in making
sag one eerie miserable.
I saw Fred the other day perched in a
nook, 'way, 'way up in a tall tree, and I
thought, "What a splendid climber you are,
Fred, and how nimbly you'd run to the miz•
nen-top if you were a sailor -boy 1" I knew
thatFred was as sure-footed as a cat, and
be 'eyes like a squirrel, and the grip of a
monkey, so I was nut alarmed on his account..
Not so his mother. She came to the door,
called "Fred !Fred 1" and finally descries'
bine in his airy nest, from which "his voice
fell like a falling star." Then she was great-
ly distressed and frightened, and 1 was die•
appointed in Fred, because instead of re -
Ravin her fears at once, he said
" Oh, pouf, mamma 1 there's no danger.
Why are you so exulted? I've been here doz.
one of times.
He did descend ab lash, but a true gentle-
man—and Fred means to be a gentleman
would not have allowed a woman to be fright-
' ened even for an instant, especially` when the
woman was his own mother.
Thespiritwhich leads onenot to care when
a friend is suffering terrors on one's account
is the same which makes the practical jest
possible. Aunt ,Marjorie's ohildren must
banish this if they would make their little
world happy.—EHarper's Young People.
The g49i Q fbe Family.
A rich Chinese lady had a foolish son, for
whom she had taken a wife from a cultured
family. When he wad about to pay the.
first visit to his bride's parents, hie mother
heat/nate& him how to behave and What to
Little Johnnie approached his mother as
she was laying away a pan of freeh•laid
doughnuts.
"Mother, I say, mother 1"
"What is it, my son?"
"Why don't yon talk some, mother ?"
"What do yeu want me to say, Johnnie ?"
"Well, you might say, 'Johnnie, don't you
want a doughnut?' "
i 1
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Mine ramily.
Dimpled eoheeks mit eyes of pine,
Mont like id vas moieed mit dew.
Und leedle teeth ahueb peekin' droo--
Dot•e der baby.
Curley head, and full of glee,
Drowsers all oudt at der knee—
He vas peen blaying horse, yon see—
Dot's leedle Yawoob.
Von hnndcrd.s esbv in der shade,
Der oder day ven she v.s veighed—
She beat -r no soon, I vas a'raid—
rot's mine Katrina,
Bared, *ted hed and pooty atondts
BIidt &looked lege dot viii bend oudiii
Fond of me beer and Sauer kraut-.
1ot•a me, himself,
Von sohmali young laby,-fn11 of'fun;
Von leedle prite-eyes, . ogaisb son,
Von frau to greet vhen vo. k iS done-!
Dot's mine family,
CHARLES F. LLEIr ADAb1S;
FOREIGN 17EWd.
Braila, the Austrian centre of textile in.
duatry, is suffering under a general strike of
15,000 operatives.
Christine Nilson may never sing in public
again. Daring a recent illness in Paris she
was troubled with deafness and loss of mem•
ory, from which she has not yet recovered.
The furniture of her house in London has
been moved, to Paris, where she and her
husband will in the future make their resi-
dence.
The news comes from the Univerafty of
Padua that Prof. Gravenigo has succeeded
in grafting the cornea of a barndoor fowl on
the eye of a human Babied. The operation
is apoken of as most successful, the trans.
planted cornea being transparent, glossy and.
convex. If it be as is said there is a new
hope for many blind people.
The Egyptians have always been recognize
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perfumes, but the credit was never given
them before a vase containing; some Egyp•
tian ointment was opened at the museum at
Ainwiok. The perfume it contained. still
had a'pungent odor, although ib' was more
than three thousand years old.
The French are taking to ,thewater for
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The business of Pole has risen to a point
ehabbefor
a landscape was painted, she thaughb t
guests, disposed to be affable, would ask
what scene was thereon represented, and so
she taughthim to respondto that question by
saying, "Oh. that is only a fancy ek�btch.
Teo, as he was to ride a Pint mule she
thought the gentlemen s'dtild be sure to
comment Upon its 'hoelient condition, and
to inquire its puce ; so she drilled her son
in replying, with courteous humility," The
good
beast of
than
a
more
nothing
alfa
anim
not orth
w
and
bnrden,rearad on our farm,y
your attention."
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of his host, the find to greet him was his
prospective mother-in.law, who politely in-
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promptly responded, Saying, "The animal
is nothing more than a good beast of burden,
reared on our farm, and nob worthy of your
attention." The horrified mother'in-law
drew back, half unconsciously exclaiming,
"1 was told that yours was'a very'well-
ordered fatleill+ 1"` The fool, having be.
thongbt himself thab he ought to have first
need the answer whioh his mother first
taught him, hastened to reply, "Oh, that
is only a fancy sketch,"
o the Exhibition would not have
btleh considered possible. According to some
Meounta it is only limited by the quantity of
merchandise for gale. One of the great Par-
isian jewellers 'Bald recently ; "Never have i
we sold as we have during the Exposition.
There seems to be no bounds to the wealth
of the foreigners who are now in Paris, The
objects that sell most readily are those that
cost the dearest: Pearl necklaces at 800,000
francs are snapped P
e
dup
now
ada
swith
ea
ge
r-
assn. There are more purchasers than neck-
laces. 1. 'Net absolumenb fou.' " A greab
dressmaker of the Rue de la Paid bells a spend
tale. Women say . I wish to p
100,000 or 200,1100 francs in your establibh=
ment. HoW'Many dream* and mantles can I
have for that amou'nb ?" Like the jeweller,
the dressmaker says : "•'C'est abeolument
fou., ..
France is now as much of a militaryna-
tion as Germany. Not only is the armed
to
the teeth, but her Legislature has, at Its
repent session, enacted an army law which
will make every able-bodied Frenchman a
soldier. This law, in the And place, does
away with the volunteer system, under
Which any young man of means could es-
cape his three years' sert'doe by volnnteer-
s
otitfib. Instead of this, every Frenchman
ing for a year and ayin17 all expenses of n
e
s rvl
ilitar ,
personal
m
y
e to
liable is neve
including three years' active dna), at for-
eign poets,,Sepen yearn in the reserve,
and
six years in the territorial army, a force
which will have charge of store defense,
forts eto, in ease the aotivee and the re•1
serves are otherwise engaged. trhie maw
will bo -unpopular, alar
s
and
it i
ust necessarily
1y
int nationindustries interfere with
the
ndu s
lea of the ,
but i ranee is evidently prepared to pub up
withi inconvelliellee
order to be revenged at roat deal of logend sonie time upon
drertnany,
Mamma's l zaot`Words,
Wfillie re
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mnatn'b never MSS the boys.
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is, it's -She says to me,. she says:
josh a�weo;' yOu ever .�oukisain'
"GFracle, don't you ever lob me se y
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glory' Progress of the Game,
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