The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-09-05
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) CHAPTER IL-WAs NOSES OF NoBI8
BlRTH.-Moses was foreman of, Ingine
Kumpany Number 40. The 40's had
Jest bin haviu pleasant fte with
the SOS on the day / introduce Moses
to my readers. When EIizy flor that
was the lovely young llady's name) re.
klyered from her swoon asked b,,,rb
How has the battle gone r. Tell
~ Elizy," said the brave young man.
drawin himself up to his full bite, C We
[chawed .'enl up and smashed their old
mersheen all ter pieces p
I" / thank the gods, she cride, G thou
did'st full well, and hence4th, I ware
thee in me hart of harts And, Moses,
she continnered, layin her he'd .conidin:
" again his weskit, "dost thou knowI
sumtimes think that thow wastest of
noble birth ?p ~ - 10 -.sz-.g Z l.vlE
"No !'sez he, wildly ketching hold
of himself, "you don't say SO poi
Indeed do ], )" she sed. J1 "Y our ded
grandfather's sperrit camest to me the
other mite and sez he, Moses is q dis
guised Juke 70 '5nnmo.o, .lcqgn,0 4o;eW
ID" You mean Duke, ;" said Moses g
E" Does not the actors call it Juke fn
she said sternly. ilrle ff9 HrH :cs9d;
That settled the matter. as rars haE
-" hav thought of this thing afore,'
said Moses, abstractedly. elf it is SO,
then thus it must be! B or not to b
that airs the question But no more
of this now, Dry up. Oh, life-life
you're too many for me r' He tore
out some of his pretty iyeller shair
stamped on the floor wildly, and waa
gone e fsiiR Te1iG .s.leieb cdr 3grcT
n CHAPTER III.-THE PIRUT FoILED.
Sixteen long and weary years has
elapst since the seems narrowated in the
larst chapter took place. A noble ship
the Sary Jane, is sailin from France to
Ameriky threw the Wabash Canawl.
A Pirut ship is in hot pursoot of the
Sary Jane The capting of the s. j.
looks fateeged & as tho he had lost all
Of his parents. The Pirut is clost on to
him & kelis about givenin, when ese
looking feller in russit butesI and. q bus
faler- overcut rushesb forrssd and sez 10
the capting, sez he, ,bnns 10 x5S-' aaoi
Old man! 60 down stares. Retira
to the starbed bulkhed. lie take
charge of this Bote - g ai atla bsb
Owdashus cuss 70 said the capting,
"away with thee or J. shall do MUIR
der-r-rw wanohe4 slaap. g q; .y.t3hiroE
of" Scacely," says the noble feller, and
he drew a diamond hilted sword and
cut the capting's he'd off. i.s3ai y7av
ooh that ishood liv to becum ded
body!' sed the capting, as he fell to
the deck. He expired shortly after
wrds, being fatally killed. .gs1sWI.si5
3l" People ~ sed the noble feller, (" I'm
the Juke of Moses % 2 9..j io diur1Tis
Old hoss, methinks thou art blow
in !" sed youth of 40 summers, and
the Juke cut off his he'd likewise.
"Don't put any verses on my deth in
the newspapers" screamed the unfor-
tunit Young man as he fell ded on the
deck, forif yer do I'll l'haunt yer pr
s" People," continued the Juke, 81
alone kin save you from yon buddy
and unprincipled piruts What hoe
there. A peck of oats - The oats
was immejitly brawt. The Juke took
them and brayely mounting a jibpoop
he threw them onto the towpath Ina
mint the leading boss ihitcht to the
: Pirut Bote cum along, stopt, and COM
menced fur to devour the oats The
driver swore and holered at him terri
BILE, but he wouldn't bulge inch,
Meanwhile the Sary Jane, her hosses
on a clean jump, was fast leavin the
J Pirut ship &C 2idaGeYa5 = = ,aoT-
} Ed"Onct agin do escape deth!, said
, the jake between his, cluncbt teeth.
; still on the jibpoop. rogml isTif 1T
CHAPTER IV.-THE iwANDERER's
RETURN.-The Juke was Moses the
. Sassy. BE had been in France about
sixteen years and now he ,xas home
agin in Bosting. He had sum trubbIe
in getting hisself acknowledged an
Juke i'm France, as the Orleans Dienas-
ty and .Borebones were fernenst him,
e but he finally konkered, and now he
e has crossed the deep blue C to git his
q own Elizy. She knew him to onct, as
Y one of his ears and portion of his
e nose had bin TUX off in his fights with
t opposition firemen durin boyhood,a
e sunny hours. They were married and
E went to France, to reside in their ducal
Pallis, which was got up regardlis OF
; expense. They had several children
S and lived to a green old age, belnyed
a "by all both CRATE and small" as the
s Poick sez. 1as sI-in tse3 .g'rruo
y The Pirut Capting was captured,
b tride, convicted and sentenced to read
v the next Presidents message through,
h word for word. His friends are en-,
IS deavorin to get his sentence commuted
J. to imprisonment for life, hour in each
i day to be devoted to reading the Cana,
S da papers. He seq this sentence is
S worser, nor tother one was. Still he
r don't care much as long as he gifts his
u meals regular. wdiIeL 2 81 ! ~ fse'
ell This is my 1st attempt at writin 8
a Tail 81 it is far from being perfick, buj
), if l hev embossed folks to see that in 9
e cases opt of 10 they can either make
d Life as barren as the Dessert of Sarah
r or as joyous as flower garding, my
is objeck will have been accomplished.
is Adoo.1 4 -ts'i.t -