River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-17


chat We die Catholic, SAYS Father James
" The say6rin' man made great sthrug-
gle, and screeched loud enough to be
heard in Leenawn, Down wild the Pope!1
AN he died sir, an that's how Father
James was bit intirely,p
The car was pretty well crowded, and
upon one side amongst the occupants was
sergeant OF militia regiment, proceed
ing the depot stationed at Galway. This
gallant son of Mars was seated beside a
very good-looking young girl, TO whom he
paid the most chivalrous and marked at.
tention, Now it was the sergeant's habit,
at intervals along the road to bound gayly
from the car, enter a stebeen, remain there
few minutes, and then re.join the vehicle,
betraying all the symptoms of having
laid on' little refreshment during
his temporary absence. His attentions to
the young lady became more marked as we
proceeded on our journey, and such ex
CARNATIONS as "Gelang ow o that sar-
gint, -" Lave me alone" Single yer free
dom, an double your distance, tended to
prove that the gallant warriors rotations
were carrying him beyond the laws of con
ventionalism. AT length, after playful
but elephantine effort to snatch kiss, the
young lady appealed to the driver
Mr.. Dempsey, I'd have We to call TO
this young man-he's insultin' me, sr.u
Thus appealed TO, Mr. Dempsey quietly
tnned in his seat, and, eying the sergeant
sternly, exclaimed:
" See here now, sargint, av We don't lave
that young woman alone, III take them
three sthripes aft yer arm, an lay them
across yer back
A roar of laughter from all the occupants
of the vehicle followed this sally, in which
the gallant sergeant joined with heartines4
and goodwill that clearly demonstrated
how keenly he enjoyed the observation,
although il told against himself.
care we expected at Boljolderun, STRIP
Well-yes-oh, yes, certainly | re-
piled, somewhat confusedly.
" Yer an English gintleman, by yer way
av talkin', sir?"
Yes, I'm English"
" Maybe yer from London, SIR
81 ann
SAN see Miss Kitty over there Whew -
Here he gave prolonged whistle, which
might have been intended for the horses.
but felt that il bore direct reference to
myself.
"Troth, thin, you are expected, sir, am
there'll be bright eyes and red cheeks at
the crossroads whin we rache there, or I'm
boccagh Miss Kitty will be there, sir, in
her pony-carriage
did not know whether to be amused or
annoyed
" You seem TO be very well aware of
Miss Blake's movements, Mr.. Dempsey
"Arrah, didn't she tell me, herself, the
crature. Didn't she say to me, says she,
Dempsey, take care of very handsome
young ginlleman that's comm to see mo
from London says she. Is 1t the gintle
man that posted all the letters to in West
port, missP Go ow o. that, Dimpsey,'
says she. Blur an -agers why didn't We
tell me We wOr Misther Brookley, and I'd
have reused the griddle for We, sir, an nc
mistake
could have taken Phil Dempsey to my
arms and cherished him.
Begorra! there's the Grass roads, and
there's Miss Kitty in her basket shandhra
dan like pitaytee creel, Didn't tell We
/ sir, how itwud be?V Ii is scarcely neces
sary to observe that / experienced that
sinking sensation at the heart, which the
immediate prospect of meeting with the
adored one now fails to create; that | pre-.
NNiutu w W ibOhihE tuC tthNA hdls anu
not to have perceived her; that / bounded
from my perch with the agility OF an aero
bat, and that " tipped" with Phil Demp-
sey to the utmost limit of his satisfaction.
II TUX good care av him, miss, OBJ
served that worthy in tone known as a
pigs whisper, "but he was as wild as a
young colt in me hands but he's nice
man, an nice-maniiered man, an | wish
yez Joy"
"Stupid creature never can under
stand him, " said Kitty Blake, with saucy
toss of her head I'm afraid he has been
taking the mountain dew as he came along"
At this crisis we were joined by Mr..
Blake PEREZ a splendid specimen OF pdter-
ftmitidS, who welcomed me TO Connemara
con dmOre; my portnanteau was placed in
the Disadvantage, and Kitty ratified away
with il, leaving me TO walk across the
mountain TO the Hall. And such noun
tain, bare and bleak and precipitous; and
for any step made in advance | made two
in the opposite direction; but | pushed
brayely on, and sacrificed brand new
pair of paltent-le lther bCttoned boots dur
ing the excrucia'iUg process. But what
cared for boots ar mountains, or physical
anguish? Was there not love light in the
eye of Kitty Blake was not approach.
iug the Mecca of my hnpes2
remained a month at Boliolderun Hall,
l held the stereotyped interview with Blake
Dere in his study, which terminated mo
And
Well, yes
am TO return 10 Connemara before Val
eutine's Day, and claim the hand of the
sweet little Irish girl who called me Eng
lish boor.-NageRt RObtBsoa, m Casselps.
TRANSMISSION Of Blood.
a successful case Of immediate transfu
sion of blood by DIR. Albini OF Naples, is
related by DR.. MacEwen in the last number
of the Glasgow Medical sJournal. The
TRANSMISSION was from the carotid artery of
"a lamb into the veins of "A lady pxhauetpd