The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-13
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All this rsmnds NJ OF an ocevsrepoe n ~
olden time, whereat have laughed. and -.
haps you may: Todkins was Delivering hin-
self Of some rather pungsns remarks a.
dressed point blank 70 Bynum (you win r.
member him. which we're rounded on sooe.
what in this style: And now you d--d vi
lain, you sneskiDg dog-earsd puppy, I msan
TO grind np my foot and make : scabbasd Ses
il in your loathsome carcass" Bynum. who
had listened With an air Of be~iIdersd assos.
ishment to the whole invective, without onco
looking at the inveigher. took my arm, and,
after walking some distance in silence, rs.
marked, II am . very excifabie man, and, when
aroused, very exceedingly dangerous. I Do
not wish to trust my judgment in this mastss.
and having full confidence in yours, I'd like =
obtain your deliberate opinion. Do-you-
not-think the general tenor Of Todkins' ~
marks, ~ addressed to me, were singed (perhsps
slightly sol with-wish-someshiDg savoring es
personality" Igravely replied, most decided.
ly not; that viewed them - the most guard
edly general rsmarks had ever heard, and
most particularly the concluding climax. By.
mum was magnanimously disposed to accept nv
Interpretation, and proceeded towards dinner
q continuation OF our walk. The NEXT tableaux
was said B., under steam," with Todkins n
furious chase, armed with an old buggy shaft.
which he was industriously "grndng up 70 \
didn't catch him.
Sun SrRoKE-A ToUcHIxG Casa case CO.
Cured yesterday afternoon, on West Sixth
Street, so touching in its details that We muss
relate it in full:
little boy between twelve and fifteen years
OF age, member of poor family, had been
out in search Of employment He found none;
but way off IN q part OF the city distant from
ms home, he came across q number of workmen
demolishing house. Al be could obtain NO
employ ment and take no money home, the
thought struck him that he might gather fuel
from the ruins, and take . load of it homo 10
save expenditure from the scanty family treas-
ury. lie gathered heavy load Of shingles.
and securing them in bundle, threw them
across his back and started homewards. The
load was heavy, the weather was hot but he
persevered.
While passing along Sixth street, he was
overcome by the heat, and fell PROSTATE on the
sidewalk. crowd instantly gathered around
lim, some crying out to do this, and some that,
md all doing nothing. No, not all. There was
me, an elderly gentleman, a kind.hearted old
bach, noted alike for his cleverness and pop.
liar verse, who silently proceeded to the relief
# the lad. Getting down upon the pavement.
'e laid the boys head in his lap, poured cold
sater slowly over his forehead, and bathed the
lmbs. lie continued this process until signs Of
eturning life were exhibited in deep moans-
ne Samaritan, still holding the boys head on
is lap. bathed the forehead and famed the tor.
nred features. Gradually the boys eyes re-
umed their natural appearance, and he be-
anne conscious.
"Get little brandy" said the Samaritan
All he wants 10 = little slimulanL-
The liquor was procured, and the glass pus
the lips Of the poor boy. He gently pushed
aside.
NO, no, said he, II can't drink brandy
iy mother ,could be angry NTH me If / did ifre
but you must take it, my lad" replied the
deriy gentleman. TT will give you strength
II can't vas his reply. III ruined my
thern
Ills earnestness was touching. He resisted
persuasion to touch the liquor, but finally .
lail quantity, it being deemed essential, was
reed down his throat. He soon revived suf.
iently TO go home in an express wagon
in. Times.