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« doctle way fisted Cretan Ht not take away ing fully drunk or fully eaten aT the evil day liffer—more’s the pity; upon a city wor to stay and lawy One ean Mt postulate Since water ix. ry evil, irvet relation toa pe defrayed, like food liquid Had DP have been TH lear ne exactly as 1 fonind tt The morals z SUNDAY-SCHOOL STORIES WITH PATENT SELP-REGRESTING MORALS No A rvnwen, who had tity of land and a gre much annoved by various a farming lif ld tr able quan- cidental ills of as by neighbors whe n his land, aud allow their down hia pasture, and by th of his own cattle, and by the dep crows and. variotta specie in upon his growt number of the sn hood, and always weil done, and he profit in it. Did one of h stray, she was promptly hi en back to the proper neighbor was 1 tu steal a feed carefully watehe quickly” desist und consider sattempt to T and driv- and no mpt ry field was As for the crows, they 1 from banqueting on his lives were made a burden to myrmidons, who pouted at them and Ii went well, to the mutual advantage | er and of the urchins he employ- body undertook to reason with nthe ignorance of his small “Tt wasp ; king.” said this sapient adviser; here wer saing of young chaps who never attended any school, and who didn’t know the difference between plane trigonometry and the last 4th of July; nstantly employ- ed, and earning very g wi while ine dustrions youths, who were really highly ed- ueated, and who could have demonstrated to any trespassing cow, by applied mat : pinousness of her conduct— they without anything to It was ful.” » farmer, however, could not see how r mathematies could be advan spliced to the dispersion of « and did not hesitate to say However, his busy-body having, like most busy no bu of hisown to attend to, kept at the farmer till, by sheer insistence, he won the e ise that in future all vac by competitive examinati n over to prom- | 3 in the corps | 1 of scare-crows and cow-boys should be filled | THE JUDGE. -POINT This was enough for quickly won the: farn him (Busvbody) to draw up th Theti, by one means Busybody, who nsent to allow examination und another, employed at the moment, and, having fix aday for the examination to replace them, duly elated and covered with glory. eventful day dawnes the old who was on hand, was horrified at seving the urchins whe were old, faithful servants. Poor, besp little beings, with faces pallid from hard read- ks bent, and limbs wasted from farmer. But they we a doubt of that. “Not construe a Greek chorus at si fe the parallax of the near ¥ were prodigies of learning, 9 - nt number passed, with eclut, to fill up ' the vacant places, see the customed limbs could not overtake drive trespas jes could not cope to_ convince mast touchin = had no effect c tle; the as yoursely petitiv of civil-s FLIRTATION, But, the di logisms failed farm was runni the farmer was s! the be ws in the cor away. ontd not fields. The un ald not shout loud ene Appl with crow bull inaclover the com- s were failures; the x to ruin once more, antly compelled ta and teach other folks You 10 good on a farm.” For a moral to the above tale, we will ap- ny one who really be amination, working out th vice reform, will give us a better and more useful class of men in our public offices. eves that com- heme comicbooks.com