Deseret Evening News | 1891-07-29 | Page 6 | A Restraining Consideration

A Itrstrstnlnx rtldrsllt,iw A preeooioiisyoiing ineuilirr of tlw IoyAl THufierAtioe legion, of KingflcM, liad learned some profano words, nnd lils mother, on bU Joinltig tho society, ttroro to hiprow upon hUrnliid Ibo necessity ne-cessity of keeping bis plodgn, uhleh 111-cludcil 111-cludcil one ngaliiKt profanity. He was vvry deslnitis of ehaivlug his Mlted skirts for wabts and trousers, and she finally tollbtui that -sheu bebul left oil nil swearing and slang words tho trousers should bo forthcoming Ono day bo was building n block hollsohi her prcMnce. He would get It nearly completed, when It would tore ilo over. After sercral iinniooessfitl ntteuijiU, In Juniied up, cbuied his binds together nnd oiclteilly I'lelahued, "If It wasn't fur pants, I'd swear." IVinulngton (lie.) Chronleld.