Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06
from The Young man. and said !:

minutes and land ycu The check. Yo'
will plea<e excuse me. / must first sat
,sfv him of The necessity have for lh'
arucleS."
of course. the poor frIIc. .houghl lha
alIlwas fair and straightforward. II
said he would be happy TO wait. lie tool
chair.
Well. He waited. The minute han',
of The clock wen, round. He waited Oh
Before he had time TO feel LncomfoftabI,
IN his mind. The door opened. aud gen,
rlenlan walked in, who bowed TO him
aud made his mind quite easy.
Il brought the things" said the youns
msn, land am waiting"
ITO see me- said Mr. FIley admir-
ing the slra,agem of the lady Immensely
"To see me. Yes, I'm aware. A beau.
uful day to day, sir-! Rather sultry
May offer you glass of wine g.
Of course, The young nan dIdn'I objrci
Ha! ha! You know how hey used tc
prepare victims for The sacrifice?
Well. They talked. Mr. Fley said
PRAY. take chair, may ! ask you p
and The young fellow, warmed by bI,
wine. was quite agreeable 10 everything
? Will you open your mouth, may !
ak 2" said Mr.. Frley.
What for 2" says the young fellow,
much amazed.
.Oh, nothiOg,' says Mr.. FIley. 81
merely wish TO inspect. The conforma
ZION of your tongue struck tie as peculiar.
But pray, allow mp ?''
The poorycung man opened his mouth.
Ha! ha! He opened bis mouth. and
cuprd. i
"Now hack your tongue" rand
Mr. Frlsy. 5e
No doob. The Young fellow thought
lria a very eceensglc bhsohes, bat he CON-
piled.
fna minute one q he grfaasrs was
seizrd caught in vice wrenchrd. TWIST
ed, pulled Haven spare US all Tie
horrible agony! The grinder came Oui
a, last III the midst Of suited scream,
AID I'm afraid curses. Il came out. and
the young man was gully of al aSsul'
"m The body of the drxterous operator,
Mr.. Fley went down.
Where's the lazy! Where's Sir
Sampson Sprrggs g roar> the young man
with his hand n1 his mouh
My dear r'" says Mr.. FIey, you
r. aIIy-you may be eccentric; but when
one is doing you 6 ,od sir doing you a
seIv,ce-"
~Se'rlce,p sPluuers the wretched
young fellow; 'srIvIce. to Full cut
touIh when Gidn'l ask you
"A>k me. SIR" says Mr.. FIley, "when
/ tell you that your esrimaole aunt. Ladv
Sprigg, did, and that ii was paid FOR yes.
trrGay--"
Paid for yes;erdayr' bawls the vic
tim, starting hack
This tooth, sir was paid for yester
day" says FrIey, impres>ivrly.
Lady SPrIggs--ny aunt 2" exclaimed
The cnn:uund,d youth.
Come. SIR" says Mr.. Fi:ey Il think
whatever your obi -ction to part with it,
you owe me an apology. | will not say
in due form. | expect caprice. But re-
ally such violence -
The young man deliberately asked for
Sir. Sampson Spriggs, or the parcel of
jewels which he had brought half an hour
ago frOm the shop of SpiIchcock x Co..
whose servant he distinctly proclaimed
himself TO be.
BLESS me ~ cried Mr.. FiIey, us there
some mistake F! Have l really ION nay
honor, - 5al
IF you will go up 10 Sir Sampson
Spriggs, aud get tha, parcel Of jewelry
lmmrdialely-" said the young man.
Mr.. Fil-y started.
II won't prosecute you" The young
man added, washing his mouth out with
water.
You are not The nephew of Sir Samp
son said Mr. Frl-y.
Don't laugh at chap, after what
you've done 10 him. growIed the young
man.
There's mistake" said Mr.. Filey.
Sir Sampson is not here Itiwas an
innocent s,raIagem. ''i - 7'
"Innocpn, ~ snetrs the young man.
ITO gel you 10 sub'ni, TO The operation.
Lady Sprigg-" .1-
Will yon ring for her or no, Z" cries
ihe TO lrnper Vnsnspicious ynn,h. 81
The he'll was rune. The ready page
informed them :ha, Lady. Spriqgs. had
left the hcusp shortly after her brief in
tprview Wrh ,he young man. Bv degrees.
the copsumatim confidence of Mr.. Filey
in her ladysAiP was Rel'sd and di'Per''