The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02
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bod entered thc eiDy then Jlc mys
t'rt would have remained m.,lvad
lnt The ,trr ger became so excited
NAT hp could Keep bis ,,at No. lun.
ger. Some one must hclp him. aud
a' WAS ihg nearest 10 linn hc w.
lcctcd me. suddenly turning a. IN
had asked q question, he said, rock
ing himself To aud fro IN tho chair
The meantime, aud Shipping III, lcqs
together aud brutbing hard
Been gouc three ycnm -"
"Ahi"
fcs, been in Eu4pe. Folks
don't expect me for tLrcc months
yet, but ! gnt through and started. .
! t%cIcgmphcd them at the last Sta,
Ton; they've got it by this Time
AS he said this he rubbed hi.
hands and changed the lortmantaau
on his lett to the right, and then the
one on hla right to the left again.
"Got 4 wife 2" said l.
Yes, aud three children" be re.
lied.
lie then got UP and folded his
"'orcoal anew and lungi il over tho
back OF the scat. Il
You are pretty nervous over
the matter, amt you?" said,
watching his fdgcty movcmcr is.
Well. should think SO" he re-
Piled" | haiu't slept soundly for a
week. Aud do you know he went
on, CHANGING around at the pa~cn.
gers, and speaking in a low tone.
F" am almost certain this train viii
run oil The track and break nav
neck before ! get to Boston. Well
the fact le, | have had too much
good luck for one man lately. The
thing cunt last faint natural that
y should, you know. Two watched
u. First il rains, then it shines,
Then It rains again. 1t rains 80
hard You think is never going to
atop then it shines so bright YOU
think its always going to shine
ana Just as you are settled in either
belief, You arc knocked over by a
change TO show that you know
nothing about it.
Well, according to philosophy"
] SAID, "you will continue TO have i
sunshine, because You are expecting
a Storm I
"lts curious he returned. " but t
The only thing which makes me '
think shall get through sale, is be- :,
cause think | wou'l.7 !
We'll, this is curious SAIL T..
Lord, yes he replied, al am MA
machinist-madc 4 discoycry-no> !,
body believed in it~-spcn. all my t
money trying to bring il out
mortgagcl my home all went. !
Every body laughed at me--cycry. a
body bat my wiIo-spunkY little y
woman--satd She would work her d
fingers of before | should give il IN. t,
Went to England no better there e
-eaiae within an ace of jumping .,
oil LondVn bridge. Went into a !
workshop to ear money enough To d
come home with-thcre | met the i.
man ! wanted. 10 make a long u
story short, I've brought e50,O0O a
home with me, and here | am" t
"Good for you," | exclaimed. T
"1cs,' said he, "e50000. and the 1.
lest Of it ishc don't know any thing Il
I've fooled her 50 often
and disappointed her SO much. that
! just concluded | would say nothing q
nbout this. When ! got my money, $
you better believe | struck .
Il bee liAe for home
And now, | suppose, YOU will y
make her happy" e
Happy he replied, "why YOU
don know amy thing aboutit. she's d
worked like a dog since | have been
gone, Try I'M to support herself and
the children deccntly. They paid p
her thirteen cents apiece for making "
white shirts, and that Is the way !
live halt the time.
She'll come down there to the dc.
pot to meet me in a gingham dress. L
aud y shawl a hundred years old. and G
she'll think she's dressed up. Oh.
she won't have no clothes after this
oh, no, ! guess not!' /,
And with these words, which inn br
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