The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-30

'"s '"'' Va" wv i'u' "lgS'e,s anu
rackers and runners are not the thing
G've me square trotter and L can
Just leave i'm THAT'S "ll''
hen you" asked voice near BY
mTdes''y'
lne company turned about. and saw
an unShorn. rough vlsaged man sitting IN
us s"irt sleeves; to whom tue young
'uck did not reply at all Oar black
sn''n t''r J., was neg cohti"ued to smoke
h'S p'pc; Inc boys rut Their heads TO-
g''ner ior Iark-and the foremost ASK
"a
rerhqns you have got a horse that
you would Ike to exercise llttleY
ass responded tho rude dressed
s'ranger', don mind ht'ie exercise
Tor the oid mare -bu: you don't bate
hotning on IT, take 1t
" ny, yes Just i'r the namo OF tie
'hing WEI 60 nye hurdred or so"
rive nu"nfed wh"t exclaimed me
green un' jumping from li' char ard
''hash'hg MS pipe at the suns mo-
hen,;
rive hundred dollars, to be sure"
~ gu out on re l'hin.
N"-we car! Z 'r"t d I'm snort OF that
IL Wnn'un' nny.
W at no" iDoE here. nabnr ! Il tell you
''.'. """' II 90 II 'ro' moss "gln hoss--
) 9ouFn o9'h 'll'he- IN harness
~ s'r' mat won't do.
~, n"' ii'e nuhdreu Come; say hfty
l "a enough rally"
hn' mere was no o'heF way and the
I'acksn,, r'aceu h's money at last IN
: ."e '"n"'o'u hahGs' "Dieh 'he sharQ'fS
instantly covered
=, 10 you h"o" hin' 'hey asked as
'ne "id ,e"oW moved Oh
no. Sa'u tno h1st' lie has just
come IN from Salem he says"
lnc pre,'miharies were quickly ar
,an9'u' anu INC AFTERNOON but one fol
!p"'ng' my was oErGcu Tor the trot-oYer
Lhe Glper M'li Dam road Everybody
H"d hearo OF TIE queer pet before the
neIi evening ana the road was lined with
pedestrians ana carriages The chal,
.enelns parry i,v'd IN CnarIeS'own' ana
're n't:e 'nty haa named was the crack
oi 'ne 'lme' so 'hey carer nothing about
what was 10 'rot against him, and asked
ho ~, Iues,'ohS'
nc Gay was c,oar ana cool, and the
G,ucsS"i'' r,i, . , nao p9en I upon the ground
Iu'i t"o hours Ills grey mare stood at
The roadside IN a wretehcd harness and
wo,Se e'g' pough 'h1 latter Mas llsht
anu s'rone) ana several times MS tho
co.np"lF ga'hefeo, sno .ad Geen moved
anu ouHe'ted ior ocins IN the way OF
cue oorc her persecution
neek'y however ana the blacksmith, In
us snirt sleeves, SAID nothing.
Where your horse 2 asked the con-
tueh' J'e"y VINO was to dr'vo his compc'
'''or c,, m,
one !! pe mere !" time now Dont
20 10 s"'" yer'c'l any extra trouble a.
pout uer now cause you,ll hev Your
NJ, nnnus luil m th'nkm byandoye.
" "'u yer give Ter thaieFe sAlilIi you We
S'' "' 9Vu' "eau
na'S my rid.ng cap sawney.
hdSacA'y' And them silk iixlns-
arn mem rather costly y
" mere your horse Times up"
, Oi' Oh 'uc way with that Old crow
pa''' shouted one OF tho fast ,hoys'hauli"g
" AZ '"'S moment ana seeking to get
'nc p'ace occupied oy the blacksmlth's
can r
pu, 'hero stooa tho mare, with her
!'e"u uFo'l'he Almost TO her f'et' seem
,ne'y laeeu ana woe 'egon', when the
olacH''hi'h horpea mo his g'g, looked
az liS wo'ch ana said
Ere we are linen, mister"
put where's inc morse that you are
gong 10 'rv'
mr, mere sue Is
e'' L uoht 'rot with no such
sN7'o'oh ~ 'n"'' m'nd you, saia his op
p'nehl, not ny ii long chalk
n"u ,u''ous roar o' 'nerrlment went
up rf'm .ie crowd VINO were III ecstacies.
- me o'acKSmith insisted, however
q { trol us hi"re' or claim the money.
Auu 'he "h,'ha's were called to start
h'''e meats ''om the crossing, best two
l" ,','ee'
A' sne "p'u, away they went the
morse no'se iaif'y 'eaalng tue way The mare
s eIP' e@nl'a up 10 the hali mile post
ie'I n on Oh 'he 'i.fd quarter, ana the
nO1 nc cp'ne IN TO Tue post splendid wIn'
aer, ,t III ~4<--.'"e mare barely saving her
u.St'nee' u.,e coming nome at half gallop and
nan m 'Fo'; "'h'u the yeiis oi the crowd
Inc D'ackS'ni'h had friend in the
cong eSatlon' VINO had "pile of the
ready" 10 be sure, 10 one knew this,
ana ne was evidently rich man. He
'ouh al t"e s'9e pets lie could muster,
AZ p'g ouds against the mare.-She blow
Gu p,uIy at the stand, and the black
Slnllu looked nannarl and parnget Hbn