The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

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: salt-payter kag hay wux, sarc. Els,
I'd had him sarched for foire-sssnl
before iver I'D veuaerd To iafurat
hin which end Of tbsl alplnAet4n1
the bayginnin'. Hay mo;eAe,a bsst.
I'd - imp.y pate for te''in' him ID
A wusn't b. b .ets sossl g .gf
II was impoasibls for 3lort0 to
keep from smiling 1t the good old
fellows banter. Brady. Was hant On
modifying Kikc, who we one of his
brightesi and moat iroublesoupe pu.
pill, standing next TO Patty shd Nor
ton in scho'arship,though much youn.
ger. fs5s slsss lsas .ss ssxa
Kike's methee, a shrewd bat illit.
crate woman, was much troubled 70
see him in 20 .dan9erous passion.--
81 wish he was lessle-cr ur bi4ger,' r
she said. ee .sssise gAil 81 .fs
~Aa' fwui sir ye aflher mishiae
that sasne, ne dair madamf'' asksd
the Irishman. 80 fasst=s -
s.Bekase, y said tho xiaov, s.sef she
was lectle-er, could whip il oatea
him; ef he was bigger he woalGnt
be sich fool. Boys is alles paw
erful troublesome when thry'sc ,dia-
den 'swixt and tween, mary man hux
boy. They air boys, but they Ssel,ao
much bigger'n they used 10 bes tfAt
they think themselves men, and TAN
about shontin' and ell sich like. De.
liver me from boy Jest : ketls too
big to be laid acrust your lap, I'D
larnt what's what. Tho ef u ssy
il, Kike's been = oncnmuon coed s0t
Of boy TO me, mos'Iy, m'y he got .
oneommon lot Of rad peppee intO
him, like his pappy, afose hin, and
he's one of them you can't turns An
as for Enoch Lumsdcn, ] scOsi4 Be
glad ef he was shot, on'y doat
want no little fool like like 10 70 10
6ghtin' . man like Muck L~snsdea.
Nobody but God A'aie hty Mn ever,
do Justice to his cass, an its . bleaar
ed comfort TO NO that III neet him
at the Judgment day. Nothia' 1oes
my heart So much good, liks, - 70
thisk what bill Muck u hsve TO-
settle then. and how ke oaat brow
beat the Judge, nur shaks mest-
gage in he face. It's the on'y sale
nice thing about the day Of Judgment,
akor,iin' to my thipkia, I mean ~
call his attention 10 rome things
then. He wont say much about his
wife's belongin' TO fu.t families thar,
| low" k6 tits q
Brady laughed long and loud at
this sally Of Mrs. Hrzekiah Lanas!
den's, and even Kike, amiled . litsie.
partly 1t his motheYs way of putting
things, and partly from the contsgioo
Of Brady's merry disposition.
Morton now proposed Mrs. Good
wins plan, that he and Kike should
leave early in the morning ON the
fall hunt. Hike fen the first dignity
Of manhood ON him; he knew that Il.
ter his high tragic stand with hts M
Gle he ought 10 stay and tight il out,
but then the opportunity to 60 on .
long hunt with Morton was a,rsrv
one, and killing bear would - 4.
most ~ PHEASANT 10 his bosish ashhi-
ton as shooting his uncle. ~ !
II don't want to run away from
him. He'll think I've backed out"
he said, hesita,ingly.
"Now IN tell ye fwat,' raid Brady,
winking; '..you put ont and Git some
bears lie for your noicr black hair.-
If the Cap'n makes SO bcwld ~ TO
sell We out Of hotlse and home, and
crick bottom, fwoil ye'rr. gone, It's
yerself as can do she. bur, in either
We get back. The ,ar,i's noo, and
'tain't quot saysonrd vii h'il burn
4 dale better fwen ycre ray-turncd,
me lad. An Ms iur the shootin' paEt,
practice on the hears fust! Twosld
be pity to IN IS FIR on the Captais
and him we're own dair u Gle, 70 |
know. He'll keep till ye come back. |
II I say anyi,uiy a-goia' 70 CRACK
him owver, III jsi spake . good
word for We, an TIL him rs the Cap
,in's own afiictiona,e niphew has got |
he f,,st pop vt him By roight Of bay
n blood kin, sure"
Hike could not help sailing grim
j at this presentation Of the matter,
md while he hesitaied ahia mother
aid he should 90. She'd bundle
,im off in the early morning. And
ong before daylight, the two boys, |
leither Of whom had slept during the
light, started with guns on thsir |
and with the venerable 1
Blaze for a pack k-horse. Dolly was
! giddy young thing that c uld not
,e trusted in business SO grave.
f7oJe Continued. sasIa.ss |