The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06


ate perhaps, all you have SAID in his praise
in word, you back out
Back out, mister! No,hin' on srth i
fortlser from my mater. .erd ye wer
boulder-s rasl Alleghanean boulder
and am. Blu, 1 want To FIX things in
, Christiau-lfe like manner. and no. rol
folks of their money on the highway s
/, were.
slow then shall we make up the mack
my good felow!' said The Englishman
no, un kindly.
Why, now, replied the Alieghanean witt
great simplicity, rfyou and you, bull ter
lrer,wan' so much to gesa Ggh. ou. of Haub
and me; why can. you 60 in and tell the
gentleman who keeps the ,avern-whom
you know and dom, know-why can
you tell the gentleman TO give me and
Hauk raal good dinner wi,h something
good for feler 10 drink, and then let the
dogs iigh. afterwards, to decide which is to
pay the shot. Why can't you do uis.,
say, If you are so tearing mad to have d
fight that you will risk yout geld upon il'
The EngishmGn could no, help laugh
ing heartily a, the Alleghanean's notion OF
@ha, constituted fair bes-for the proposed
rrans men. LETT John Bull nothing TO win.
whatever nigh. be The resul, Of The light.
excep. The possible satisfaction Of seeing .he
poor cur receive drubbing
fom his bull terrier. Diverted however,
with such an original he Instantly ordered
he tavern keeper 10 give The AlIeghanean
whatever he might want for himself an,
his dog, adding that he would be .respons
BILE for the bill.
wal; | guess I'm all ready said our
Alleghsnean frieud,aDout half an hour after
wards. as he stepped ou. on the piazza,
'macking his lips ard wiping his moui
with nis coat sleeve, Il guess I'm ready,
mister, and you may bring along
that bull pup of yours as you please, for !
rave to be going
'Here he is. said John Bull, and in ,ht
same mo nent stout, tan colored, com.
psc'ly bur, and vigorous looking dog, win
tusSs like those Of a wild boar prolrudinp
from his black muzzle reused himself from
nnder ,he bench on which his master wac
sitting. lie gave a low muffled growl as
he rose, while yoor Hsuk, who was jus
Ihrus.ng his, nose ou. of The doorway
shrank back in terror behind the heels Of
Of the Aleghancsn.
why, your dog has no fgh. in hin, my
good sir,' quolh the .Englishman, pelIsh
Iy.
'Don't be too sure of lhal;' answered.
The other. 'she fight always lays deep in
our Alleghanean dogs, bu. when you ons'
get at ii, Ills the Faa thing and no mistake
As for Hauk here, he hasn'. had his drink
yet, and besides hat. always talk to him
all alone by hsself, just afore he goes INTO
a 6gh,--l always do
We'll, there's water in the horse trough
and there's the bar room fori your ,alk,
said John Bull, utterly confoncded by wha'
he now cursed. .inwardIy, as the cool I'm
pudence of The Uniledj SIateser, who had
swindled him GU. Of dinner in The name
Of dog that would not stand up even lo re
celve hogging.
Drink from horse trough!' cried the
Alleghanean dsdainiully, 'Hsuk ms. thai
Kind Of criI,er, mister
What DIES he drink .henl'
'Drinki why he never dIings any thing
hu, pepper-sarce, You may look, mister
bu, tell you pepper. ssrce is my dogs
drink. | SEQ lhs, gentleman in the bar has
lots OF bottles Of il on an upper shelf, and il
he will only lie. me have couple of 'em,
with That pail, In ,ha, back loom, so as
can talk 10 Hauk alone while he drinks--l
say, il you will only tell the gentleman IN
The bar to furnish me with these conviences,
III soon show you whether or not ihs
British bull TERROR Of yourn can ca. up an
eur al a moulhful.
Give The follow Tho bottles, the pail and
.he back room, roared John Bull through
the open window, give hin Whatever he
wsntq, and put the whole in my bill, PM
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