The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-04-11

from the rupidity with which Il hurries -
to the end Of their journey. Like many 81
the best natured fellows ia the world, Salix,
BY way Of being q capital nnrtnion, and Of
not being different from others, had acquir-
ed rather partiality Tor riding on this ssraii-
road, = and he agreed to keep his trigger
eye on the dog.
"Thst's right, Salix. always knew you
were the best natured fellow in the world =
aH-u-m-p-s-e! !" sighed Sasix, in > prolong-
ed, plaintive, uncertain manner, as il he ad
misted The fact, but doubted the honour;
.h-u-m-p-s-e! but. If it wasn't for the railroad,
which is good for my complaint, because
take it internally to drive out the persPira-
lion, I've sort of notion Carlo might take
care Of himself. There's the dog playing
about without his mnzzel, Just because Pm
good natured; there's Tompkins at work ma
king money inside, instead of watching his
own whelp, just because I'm good natured;
and I'm to set here doing nothing instead Of
going to get q little job man promised me
down town. just because I'm goodrnatured.
can't exactly see what's the use Of il 70
me. It's pretty much ike having bed Of
your own, and letting other people sleep in
it. soft, while You sleep On the bare floor,
hard. 1t wouldn'l be so bad if you could
have half, or quarter Of tho bed; but no.
these good friends of miae, as may say,
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Lnow von,,e ~. hoe, na,,,red creature
III wv. a-id I:1.L.'is ,.,,,.' p;5J,, ..,h;la
and !, Keen an eve on ' s,o a Young ,uns-1
YOU'RE such = nurse-he! hei he $50 busy
1o;n,t cot NO o;ri-so bnsv washinp.-most
ten t;me-he! he! hel Salix. -
Mrs. Timpkins disanpeared. Biddy Re.
manned IN the arms of Salix. and st'other
young 'unsr raced about wi,h the dog. The
trigger eve was compelled to invoke the aid
of its coadiutor.- se ss.g
..Whew!'' whistled Salix; ssthe quantity of
pork they give in this part Of the town for o
shilling is amazin'-Isim SO GOOD natured -
That railroad will be earnt, any how Pm
beginning to think ats queer there aln'f more
Of mayor and Corporation all myself in this
business. LIS monopoly where the pro
fits are loss. Now. far instance, these
Timpkinses won't ask mo TO tea. because
| I'm ragged; but they ar'n's . bit too proud
to ask me to play chiId,s nurse and dogs
luncle-thev WON'T lend me any, money. be-
cause | can't pay and thsy're persimmony
won't let me have time "a earn any nancy,
! and get good closhes--thst,s because I'm 50
good nat1red. I've ,ni,,Gl 20 strike, and be
sassy s
.Hallo! Sal,x. INV ot,od fellow!n said 3
man, on horse, as he rode up; .syou're the
VERY chap i'm looking for. As / say 10 my
no.b;nr r. mont 40 g, friend and I,ii new
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