A DOwNALDSostLLS JuVulzILs's
Coxrosrrzox.-A f end ofheah piked
up a sheet of paper on the street the
other day, contalniug the following
legend, apparently the composition
of some juvenile mind, and brought
it to as in order that we might offer
it as a contribution to what has be
come a favorite department of news
paper literature. We give the tale
verbatim:
A vasT nAD DOT.
Samuel Ray was a s tA bq* at ha
never did what they mmand" him so
and sways do what they defendant him to
do.
One day be took as od eatef the house,
aad put hi in a bag ad tried abet him
up.
-pThe cat mewed, seereaed, mada some
elorts to eaespe from the child, bite him on
the arms, and legs and fiish to coau out of
Sthe bag.
r but samuel did not let him go far Of, P'
3 run to hm, teded him ln his arms and give
htaemsakhane dto make him stay taUl, h
sahMkepstht No aged In the bia, sad T
d"l err n hes hea !sabeh, be east a
s:d Mulpth eat tar no he b
asisrde. Gk 1 as lefset a vry pad boy.
PSQW I.-?rer e De*tl, Essi., si
OPtAU p. m r wtrard from ii
theaMd toleok after some business
em Moala last, but will shoetly re- x
pelt agaml to the beech and remain 4
a week asr two longar.
