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Twill fly over to distant forests and tell the } | birds there what clever artiza about it, but with me te there is ne reason w you ar el the new voyou should not the whole worl’ ommended. itself » the Was struck: they went te work on the new nest, and the eagle flew abroad to advertice thet | Went merry ats at ne'er-do-well v lived in the borhood thought he saw a chance te self a nest ¢ He visited the weaver binds, and made them the same yp however, they refnsed to Listen. ** We have | ; andl ap { amance would not have the san fe UNDER CONTROL. pour handicraft fra his == they returned him a } ‘Tie Jepae's mail the other day contained this sketch and this letter. ‘The letter ex- ins eee OF and | i the sketch, or the sketch explains the MT what y f one of the most in the ce ¥ are quite sure which. Per- ony and. carried eat heig Fy ptible of explanation at fozer here all the other birds could see him, New ppears above, and here is PT | none of the weaver birds were very handsome, j itout. An amusing and te be tht Up to public View was very person present” who the little fellow, AILh aphy of Ine and, owin it wrong himself. But has oecupied i Kurxsviiue, Mo., May 15, 188 Raby, * War Hane, lots than he really: was to save their Eprron deport send sketch drawn quickly by friend. ¢ » the weaver bird war vultore his THE MODERN SPIDER AND FLY. SUNDAY-SCHOOL STORIES. et dened hy his sue “Bri yon walk into my yarior aad < ‘ WITH PATEST SELP-AUGGESTISG MomaLs latter. He even ie cores RO uv of the little me means . to coerce the At length Once upon a time, in a beautiful tropical who. forest there lived a colony of weaver birds owing to fy Very tasteful and industrious little birds they away, anid Hi and the nests that they built were the |) the colons {yoin’ tele “ecw \ ilmiration of the feathered tribe for miles | Arlly persect 1 mind. At length one day a squirrel, who is ‘ i ‘ xt had accumulated a goodly store of nuts.ealled ayy fe i| upon the bird told them how he was ie: moral 0 t accounted wealthy, how he had more proven- {he respective nie a der laid up for a rainy day than any bird or sah fi roe ee animal in that district—but still he was not oN ca tot i} happy. He desired to have his house beau- i ‘4 you've tangle tified and improved—in short, he was anx- A MODEL GARDENER. i df ious for a nest such the weaver birds lived — in, He was willing t ih portion of H supply him with one. | matter under consideration. They had their | | work so systematized by this time that it was no tr tall for them to weave a nest: el iieuent eats: Ht whereas it was considerable to hunt all over Bonrckectte ett aes Honow, dear fy. , the dry and scorching forest for provisions, " Trtsecen ed ata ite : = squirrel’s nest was woven in the best of style, it id “ Ripiccte,” save Peck’s Sun. “is the and a goodly stock of provisions of vari ‘ wn most powerful w in the world, but it kinds was transfe1 ir storehouse. — | hy he'd shock his friends, i has f: And why? ‘The news spread. her squi He'd often st his com. iae the dude's bralii 16.3 rel wanted a nest; next day a rich flaminge ee sloped to contain ridicule, next day a whole cloud of pigeons. The wed Sigh ed AA 3 bliss, ‘tis folly to kept busy Such arilgsave pere= __ . who live Full twenty earets tine ey to have a | Ilis wretched horse could hardly ereep, # parmaster, is said nest woven for him in the prevailing fi Bill 1» while he grazed . javing draw poker. He was very poor, however, and He said | teed We thought no one lost money at that game: ; , Wh celery was mised that it was played with of cards and [ores ; eine tome ivory Conner Mya hack of cards and | to be content with his structure of twigs s metimes cauliflower ty him counters, Another illusion gone! branches. At length, all orders in tl! ha had done 1 his work, 1 buttermilk and pork i it stewed borhood having been filled, and th Cnicken down” is a new shade ¢ birds finding themselves with some le e Presume it will be worn by that time on their hands, the cagle made them the ticular stripe of young female known as | following proposition: * spring chickens.” W eYan go ehiead anil weave:tieiwtieds; andl ed William down, comicbooks.com