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Wanna-Watchman.
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lions—down in the depth. d the church-yard clay.
t’pln tbcsky sodiusndgray.
Who-ill meant! my little babyr
Who will kiss bertvber waxen toot.
That have new: walked. and bar small ha ds street.
Where i left a white lily as was Inert-
Wbo, who will kiss. ly little baby 9
who will teach her f—Icr will" to fly.
Tbslrunyltstbstbslrnewwurktoply.
Her so". dumb lips to sing gloriously-—
0. who will his. tuy little bnby!
t hart- a mother who long ago tiled—-
We ipcnk of her now with our tour! all dried;
fins may know my pretty one. cone to her side.
And be glad to ace my little baby.
t‘nrtat. born of woman. bear. 0. heart
Trout angels are far 0% sbc scents am:
one thou my child to my blather dear.
And l‘ll weep no more for Iny little baby.
lowly. in hsavoc thy ealnts so blcst
Kwrp summer's heart in a mother‘s breast:
tint.- bornty lamb. l“ l mu roll.
it my utottm takes care of my littls baby.
Tho- Pants-
lnu small village not a hundred miles
frum l‘ortlttl‘ltl. .\lr.. reuidca a youth whom
Wt‘ shall dt-signate as 80th. Now Seth
would be an uncommon nlce young man if
lw would only shun the fair sex; as ho is
unwilling to do this. the moucnce is that
he stmrtitursgcta into ridiculous ncrnpcs.
Scth‘s intuit wcakucss was Farmer llrcy‘s
little daughter. Jennie. a blot-hing bloudc of
since-n summers. No utattcr how or where
they met. our intuition it: simply to show
the result of St‘th's lutcst blundvr. and our
scone shall open in the clty of l‘utllttuti.
where the gallant Seth is tliu‘orcrcd stand-
ing before the window of a celebrated clu-
thit-r‘a Nabiinhtncnl. admiring with upon
mouth and armor cyos ti lnrgc pair of gaudy
plaid pantalooux
" lly Gull." be rjzwulatnl. “brow them
no pants would mako the gala‘ rye: stick
nut in Bunktown.“
After sundry vain rmlmtrom in pass on.
:1“- temptation orcrpowrrs hint. tind lutu
the store be murchcx
Pricing the article he found that rxnrtly
right hard dollars would make hitu tltcir
happy WW. \‘uiuly trying to boat the
price down hr at length bought thorn and
lrft the store in rxultstiou. ‘
nu arriving home ho csrrfully drpo.~ited
his precimu treasure in a bureau drawer
and ragerlyawaitod tho muting Sunday.
The longwaitcd day at length arrived. sud
as soon in balmy night drew bur black
shadows around the little hamlet. our hero
lmicckcd himself in the unmcntlonsblcs
and proudly strolled forth to seek his Dul~
rim-at. Now Partner Grey kept a large ugly
black dog. a perfect terror of a canine. sud
it was Seth‘s misfortune to mus-t this mon-
ster as be was passing through the farmer‘s
garden rate. Seth took to his ltgcla. but
Bruno was too much for him and easily
mined on him; horror of horrors. ho plung~
ed his sharp teeth through the seat of Seth‘s
immaculate brooches. rSeth‘struggled and
the do: worried; at length the formersclned
n garden rake which lay in the path and
laid the brute low. but not until a large hole
had been torn in “ them pants." What was
to be done—should b‘e turn buck or venture
on? He chow the latter. and screwed up
his courage be concealed the hole as belt he
mold with his coactails and sought the
door.
lira. Grey and Jennie worn busily engag-
ed nt sewing in the parlor when the door
bail rang. The former laid her work-—
which was a night gown—upon a chair and
hastened to admit the caller. In catne Seth.
bowing and wing. but wisely kuping
his back from view. and sitting down upon
the chait‘wbiclfbcld the night-gown. com-
menced a conversation with the lovely
Jennie. On looking It his punk ll: the
course of his rounds.” oft-awed some-
thing while protruding from under bimsnd
imagining“ ltwasblssbirtwbicb can.
t the hole in his pantaloons. be has-
tormenting one: in. Turn howbe
maubvstoJcaniqtbeboot-beinx
Seth-adobhadlsmandwcnded bk
hope. no lisp-nan bebg tab.
Gflimmnigbtgowntopotitswny
fortbsalgbubut buntbkhorlowdtcould
not bsfosnd. Wkerccould l: bavegonc
to! Gould!“ barsstolsattt ltupodblet
halfubonr.
The next dayh m
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Tbsamal many of taking up and
Vim and putting down carpets is al-
nostsponus. Itlsoncof tbsnlsthatfissb
isbcirtqudoannot be avoided. Yougo
bouts some tiles-slit spring day.“ peace
witbtbawcrld. and and the baby with s
clean face.snd got your favorite pudding
for dinner. Tbeuyour wlfs tells you how
mucbyuunger you are looking. and says
sbereallybopessbe can tum that walklntr
dunebsworelsst fall.andss¥ethcexpense
efanewsultmadtltsn she sshyoulfvou
an’tjnsthelpberabout taking upbcrcan
pet lfyonsrss fool.and you generally
Ireabout that tune. you tell her. of course
youtanJustaswellas not. Then sbegets
scanner for the tacks.snd stands and holds
mudyougct the claw.and get downon
1.. yourkneuaudbeglatobelpber. You fool
& quite economical about the firsttwo or three
tucks. and take them out carefully and put
them in the saucer. Your wife is
about holding the saucer. and bcgullcs you
with an interesting story about how your
neighbor‘s little boy is not exmctod to live
till morning.
Then you come to a tack with a crooked
bead. and you get the claw under it and the
bead comes off. and- it won’t do to leave the
tack in the floor. because it will tear the car-
pet when it is put down again. You go to
work and skin your knuckle. and get a silv-
er under your thumb nail. and tell your wife
to shut up about the everlasting boy. and
make up your mind that it does not make
any difference about the tack. and so you
begin on the cornur when the carpet is
doubled two or three times. and has been
nailed down with a shingle nail. You don‘t
care n continental about saving the nail. bcv
cause you find that it. is not a good time to
practice economy; but you do feel a little
hurt when both claws break off from the
claw. and the nail does not budge a peg.
Then your manhood asserts itself. and you
rise in your might. and throw your carpet
cluw at the dog. and get hold of the carpet
with both hands. and the air is full of dust
and flying carpet tacks. and there is ll fringe
of carpqt yarn all along by the tnupboard.
and the baby cries. and the out gm: any~
u-heMywhen out of tho world—and
your wife saya you ought to be ashamed of
yourself to talk ao—but that cat-int comes up.
Then you lift one side of the stove. and
your wife trics to got the carpet from under
it.;but can‘t because you am standing on it
So you try a now hold. and Just after your
buck broaks the cztrpct is clear. You arc
not through vet. Your wife don‘t toll you
any more little curries. but she get: your old
coat and hangs it on you. and ntuothsra you
with that carpet. and opcna the back door.
and shot-ca you out. and intituatcu that tho
carptu nerds whipping. When you bsug the
tortncntlnn thing acme: tho clotltusallno the
wrong way. and got it thrilled. and haw it
slide off into tho mud. and hang it up again.
and get half 0 pint of duat and tbrw brokrn
tucks snapped out of thc northwt‘ot cornt‘r
into your mouth by the wind. you tuakc
some observations [which you ncglt-t‘tod to
mention while in the honor. Then you boot
up a stick and go for that rarprt. The first
blow hldc‘e thr run and all the fair fare. of
nature boltlnd a cloud of dust. tutti right in
the centre of that cloud. with tho wlutl
upturn in your face. no mattcr°ltow you
stand. you wield that cttdgcl until both
hands nrc blistercd. and tho 'tullk of human
kindnctu curdlcu in your bottom.
You can whip the cut-pct tt longer or
shorter period. according to the sire of your
mad; it don‘t make any dill‘creurc to the
carpet, it lsjust sa dusty and fussymnd gon-
orally disagreeable. sftcr you have whipped
it two houra. as it was when you commcuccd.
Then you bundle it up. with one corner
timing. and stumble into the house. and
have more trouble with the stow. and fall
to find any way of using the csrpct-strotcbcr
while you stand on the carpet. and full to
find sny place to stand off from the carpet,
and you get on your knees again. whilc your
wife holds the saucer. and with blind confi-
dence hands you broken tacks. crooked tacks.
tacks with the Nate-t end at the point
Finally. the carpet is down. and the baby
comes back. and the out comes back.and the
dog comes back. and your wife smiles “rt-ct-
ly. and says she is glad that job is of! her
mind. As it is too late to do anything: else.
you sit by the fire and smoke, with the inner
consciousneestbat you are the meanust loan
in Anteriu. The next day you boar your
wife tell a friend that she is so tirtd; she
took up and put down vtbat great heavy can
pct yesterday. ‘
—-—-—¢w—-——-— -
Sights Which We Should like to See.
The sight of a status put up by public
subscription. and proving not to be an syc-
sorc to the public. : .
The sight of a whole column of theatri-
cal advertisements without one single pol
in it.
The sight of our brand-new silk umbrella.
which was taken by nbtake (of course) for
averyoldalpscaone we found left in u-
change for its ‘
The sight of a new door. in a convenient
poaltlon.opsned torus gratts when wede-
sin to lbtsa to a fashionable proscbcr.
manor tbentennofanlngllshpub-
llc dinner. when Preach intelligenc- is
shown in both the sequence andsslcctloa of
the dishes. '
in» sight of pictures bung “upon the
line” at the ecsdeaty. for mason of tbslr
halt. although painted by outsiders.
The sight of some of the half-sovereigns.
not to mention the five-pound notes. which
onvarioasflaatprewshwebsvebsanoon‘
snot-id to lead to aunt-elbow acquaint-
snore.
Tbesightof afcwraysof continuous
brunt sea-bias. enough to reinstate our
Hub latbe actual «kw-cs of a working
so? systcn. “
desk Billing! on Birds.
run quart. '
The quail is a game bird. about one also
blunt than the robbin. and so sudden that
the: burn when they fiy. .
They have no song. but whlsscll for mu-
sic: the tune in solitary and sad.
They are shot on the wing. sad it man
may be good in si'itbnlctlc. fustzrste at
parselng. and even be able to teach accepts-
bly. but if he hsln‘t studied qusll on the
wing. he might as well shoot st a streak of
lightnlng in the sky as at a quail on the go.
Briled quail. properly supported with Jcl-
lye. toast. and a chatnpane Charlie. is just
the most dinkult thing. in mi bumble opin-
yun. to beat in the whole history ov whites
and something to drink.
I an: no gourmald. for l ken eat brad and
milk five days out of seven. and stnsk ml
lips after i get thru. but if i tun asked to out
brilod quail by a fraud. with Judicious ac-
companymcnt. l blush at first. then how mi
bed. and then smile sweet scqulcaccnco—ln
other words. i always qusll before such a
request.
TBS PATRlDGll.
Th0 pntridge is also a game bird—Their
game in tow drum on a log in the spring ov
the your. and keep both eyes opcu. watching
the sporttncn.
Patridgcr are shot on the wing. and arc
an my tow mls as a ghost in
It is pbun cnuif tow sec tbs old bird hide
her you}; brood when danger in near. This
must be seen. it kunt be dtucrlbtd.snd make
enny boddy belcare it.
The patrldgc. grouse and pheasant are
cousins. and either one or thorn straddle a
gridiron natural enufl‘ tcw have been born
here.
Take a cuple ov yung patrldgcs and put
them down. and servo up with the right
kind ov a chorus. and they beat the halo
sandwich yu buy on the Camden and Ant-
boy Railroad 8?} per cont.
1 have out those lamentubci Nu Jersy
hunt sandwich. and must as that lprcfcr n
cuplc or has: wood cltlps.soakod in mustard
water. and sink tuacthrr with Stutildlng‘u
glue.
‘l‘llb‘. WUOMOK.
The lust thing yu generally one or a
woodkok la a Mire. and the last thing is a
“in.
How so ulcuny ov “will out killed on tho
wing is a utiatcry to lllt‘. for it is a qulrkcr
lob than snatching pcnuys oplt a Ndhot
iltll‘t‘.
l bar shot at thorn. but new rcturtnlwr
or ml killing ono or them ylt.
'l‘bry are onto or the mono birds. and
worthy good ludacs think thuy are the moat
clctrant vltth that wont fratbrtu.
'rutt titllllJN.
Tho patio is the old mum‘s you; child.
They are yellcr all over. and as soft as a
bull or wonuotl. 'l‘ltrlr food is worn wholc
and thry ksu swim as cu.“- tta a drop or
cantor oil on tho water.
They tutu born annually about the lath or
May. lllltl ucvcr was known tew din natrally.
if lt man should toll tor haul now at goosc
dlo a astral ml rupture tirth. I wouldn‘t bo‘
llrrc bltu undcr oath aftrr that. not own if
ho uworc he nworc ho had llrtl about «ring
a your din.
Tho gonna aw diflbrcut in our rrapcckt
from tho human family. who are and to
grow wcttkrt. but wlror. whrrctts a goslln
ulwus grows tufl‘rr and tnoto rhoolluh.
1 hard mu a goooc that thvy and wait till
yours old lttst June. and ho didn‘t look an
hour older than one that was only 17.
Thu gonhn wudtllos wltru ho walks. and
pstltllca whcu ho swims. but ucvcr (lit-0s.
likcutluk. out or night in thc writer. but
only changer undo.
The food ov tlto goallu ix t‘yc. corn. olll.
and hurluy. sweet applcu. hasty pudding.
and bllod ksbbagc. emitted mtutoao. raw
mast. and turnips. stttle bred. koltl hath
land the buckwheat kakos that on left over.
Tltcyaln‘t so partlkular as sum pholka
what they cut. and won‘t git toad and quit
if tltcykau‘t hnv wet main and lstn chops
crrrr ntornlu for breakfast.
gs.
Aftor llavlsg lot a Friend.
lit: ontoml the cigar atom with difficulty.
got to the «motor after a hard struggle.
grasped it‘wlth one butde flourishing
the other. said: "0er us or fifshccn about
cigar.“ He gotlt.snd after sticking it in
both eyes and up one of his nostrils. and
losing it in his coutulscvo. succoodcd in
clinching his teeth on it. Re thcn touched
for the swinging light. and took hold of it
the first time. He then sttotnptod to llght
bis cigar. lie first applied the light to his
car. then be burned his lunustacbo nearly
08. then he sat fin to his hair. and would
have put the light in his pocket if tbs tube
had been long enough. The cigar clerk
said: “Look hon. old follow. if you don‘t
let me hold the light. there’ll be a cinder ly-
ing around here soon." The clerk held the
light. and the m pulcd away. Sometimes
blsclgarwould be within a foot of the
light. and then it would dudltc past it sbout
its inches. arm be bad pom away. and
endsavond to-getsooal on tbs and of the
clgsr.betookltout of his nontrad$
lngltgrsvoly for a few In utos
m: " Well. you‘re the blastodess can.
tsukerous cigar he ever tackled. I should
l‘dsbtncksdssbad a lot assnyntaut but
you beat my tlute. I aokaowlsdge myself
Oblosgosd this ones. Lot‘s putt company."
And he threw the cigar from blot. and altar
nearly going head first through tho door.
moosedod in melting the sldswslk. whtre
olgarstoraforsclllsgcigaratbat badsaoba
demorallslagehotoasnan‘sooutltution.
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The“ Will.
The good wife l How much of this world's
happiness and unhappiness is contained in
the compass of then two short words t Her
influence is immense. The power of a wife
for good or for evil. is sltogethcr lrreslstlbld
Home must be the seat of happiness. or it
tnuatbo forever unknown. A good wife ll
to a man. wisdom and courage. and strength
and hope. and endurance. A bad one is con-
fusion. dlsoomfiture. dcspalr. N0 oondltlon
ls hopeless. when the wife poucssesfirtnncll.
decision. energy. economy. There is no out-
ward prosperity which can counteract indo-
loncc. folly. and extravagance at homo. N0
spirit can long resist bad domestlclnduonoe.
Man is strong. but his heart is not ads.
mant. Be delights in enterprise and action:
but to sustain bltn he needs a tranqual mind
and a whole heart. He cxmds his whole
moral force in the conflicts of the world.
His feelings are daily lacerated. to the ut-
most cndurancc by perpetual collision. irri-
tation and disappointment. To mover his
equsnlmlty andvcotnposure. home must be
to him a place of repose. of peace. of cheep
fulnses. of comfort: when his soul renews
its strength. and again goes forth with fresh
vlgor. to encounter the labors and troubles
of the world. But. if at home he finds no
mt and there is met by a mad tamper. sul~
lsnness.or gloom; or is assailed by discon-
tent. complaint. nnd rcproacbcs, the heart
breaks. the spirits are crushed. hopc vanish-
es. snd the man sinks luto fatal despair.
Lot woman know. then. that she ministers
at thc;vory fountain of life and happineso
it is her band that lades out with overflow-
ing cup. its soul-refreshing waters. or casts
in the branch of bitterness. which makes
them poison and death. 1hr ardent spirits
breathes the breath of life into all ontorprlse.
liar patience and constancy arc mainly in-
strutncntal in carrying forward to comple-
tion. the best bumsne designs. llsr uton
dolloatc moral sensibility is the unseen pow-
0r which in over at work to purify and refine,
society. And the nearest glimpse of heaven
that mortals ever get on earth. is that do-
mestic circle. which her bandit have trained
to intelligence. virtue. and lots. which her
gentle lufluoncc pervades. and of. which bur
radiant pmoncc in tho cantor of the sun.
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in Morccd tbcrc dwells a married man.
whose wife is a stylish and thoughtful wo~ ,
than. ovor on the alert to fix up hot- darling
“ hubby“ so that he will outsblno every
body olao‘a darling “hubby.“ Some time
since she conceived the idoa of construction
for her liege lord an outfit of open back
shirta How site diactmmd that there wcro'
ouch nrtlcltuwotwnlug nwcraclyaand how
tho got a pattcru.are matter: of atwculntlou.
Curtain it it thut alto constructed them upon
tho approved iuotlol. “ did thorn up “ nicely.
and laid thorn in John‘s special drawor. and
toroilsd la the thought of door John‘s plow
aut surprise was complete. and roachol its
tuttrluuuu when he attrtuptod to put the
thing on. "0 had a dim notion that he
must ttand on bill bond or stick but foot
tilt-mutt first. but his wife knew bottor. litu-
woman‘s tact taught hcr that that wasn‘t the
way.» Ibo helped him put it on oror hltt
brad. Thou he couldn‘t not his arms in tho
tilt-cm Noxt he pulled it oil and put his
suns through first. then he couldn‘t got it
om hltt head. lflnally a brilliant idea struck
thorn both. ttftur a half hour‘- work on the
wrong track. its bout himself over in tlw
form of an luvcrtod letter U with his arms
outstrtttcbcd. and aftcr a short struggle. as.
alstcd by Julia. the tltlng was done. all but
the buttonlnn. and of courts he couldn‘t do
that uuaaslated. That wook John was hsp
pv to a nigger in a major gottersl‘s uniform.
but Saturday brought its rovsnge. lie must
take a bath. so he hlvtl to Rellcy‘s. walkcd
into tutu ol' the uttnccuplod bath rooms and
dlorobed -tlott is all but the shirt. Ho
couldn‘t unhuttou it. but after a desperatc
calm he succeeded in bunting oil the
buttons. This was at least a partial v tory
and he pmdod to struggle with what was
to come. llc wrestled in despair with the
obdurato garment. but off it wouldn’t. Ho
struggled frantically. savagely: but 'twst
no use; It stuck tighter than a mother-in-
law. Finally in sheer desperation ho rlpped
up one side scatn. from the exttcmltr to the
nock-band.sud he stood relieved. Dinning
hintsclf—sll but the shirt. which be rollcd
onto a newspaper-sud buttonlng his coat
tightly around his breast ho rcpalrcd to his
borne. And there be met the partner of
his Joys as follows:
" Boo here. Jule. is than any law making
the wear this shirt t"
“No. John. dear.“ was the rneok answcr.
“Is there any law." be mtinusd. “cota-
prlllng you to manufacture the cussed
things 1’“ ‘
A shake of her bssd answcrcd this query.
“ Wall.” mid be. “ I‘m alsdof it: and the
uaattltueyoustake noonscfthsssdarnsd
things. I‘m blessed if you don't wear it
yoursclf.“ '
Bis shirts don‘t open In the back any
more.
Dom artn LEWFTMIO who wit-
nessed Lincolnfs first inauguration will not
soon forget cos llttls scans which thou oo-
currcd. The Presidsnt-claot oatue forward
upon the platform
of the Capitol. with his awkwardnsu in-
creased by the momentous circumstances of
tbs occasion.snd bya gorgeous wardrobe.
in which it was evident he felt unocdingly
uncomfortable. Tbs stiff dross-cost. vest
and pantslooos of black btosdclcth were
enough of themselves to disturb his mtsl
and physical cqusnlutlw. but to those word
added otherlncutnbnnoss in the shape of a
bran new silk hat and a gold
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