The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

Corransr
"Ay. INDIAN; Im nll that's lcff of him."
Have you son called GarretT
81 had, then"
The woman spoke no moro {, him. but
ran screaming TO the door: "IIcro, Tom !
Toni come hercl" cried she; "Toml
Toni" As Lurcher, very sympatnetc
dog, flew to the door and yelled and
barkcd Hereby in support OF this invOca-
iion. the hu labaloo soon brought the
farmer running In.
ION, Toni asthore,' cried shc ats
Mister Taafe, the father OF Carrot Taafc,
himself
ION. Lordl" cried the farmer, in equal
agitation, aud Stared at him. My bless
ing on the day you ever set foot within
these doors" Then he ran TO the door and
ball, "Hy, Murphy Ellenl come
Lurcher supported the cnll with great
energy. In ran u fine little boy ana girl.
Look ut this man with all tue eyes IN
your bOdy!" said he. This IS Misther
Taafe, father OF Garrett Taafe, that saved
Us all from ruin and destruction entirely"
He then turned to Mr.. Tnafe, and told him
little more calmly, that years ago every
hnpoth they had was gong to be oarted
for the rent; but Carrot Taafc came by.
put ms hand in his pocket, took out 40.
and cleared them in a moment. 1t was II
way he had; we werO not the Ouly ones
no saved that way, so long Us he had 1t to
give"
The old man did not hear these last
words; his eyes were opened, tho iron
entered his soul, and he overlooked with
grief and penitencc.
"Ooh. murther, murtherl" ne cried.
MY poor boy! what had to do mt all to
go and turn you adiift. rs done, for no
raison III | Iev' Tnen with II pitcous apo
lOgetic wall, 81 tuck the wrong for The
right; that's the way the world Is blinded
Och. Garrct, Carrot. what will do with
the thoughts OF ltI An tuOse two vlyIns
that gave it all to, and they turned me
out in my Ould days, us / done YOU; no
matther!' ana he fell into sODblng and
trembling that neatly killed hun Tor tho
second time.
But the true friends of his son Garret
nurscd him through that. aud comforted
HIM; so he recovered. But, ~ he dId live,
no OutllYed those tender feelings whose
mortal wounds had so nearly killed HIM.
When he recovered this Last blow, lie
brOoded ana DrOOded, but never shed an
other tear.
one day. seeing him pretty well restored
n he Thought, the good farmer camc to
HIM with "A tai bag OF gold. "Sir," said he,
Z" soon AFTER your son helped Us, luck set in
our way. Mary, She had a legacy; We had
Il wonderful crop of flax. and with tnat
plant tits Kill or cure; and then 1 found
lead in the hill. and they pay me II dale %
money for leave to nine there. I'm al
IN sL ashamed to take 1t. tell You all this
10 show you can afford to pay You back
that thirty pounds, and II You please III
count II out
mol" SAID Mr. Taafe, "Ill not take
Carrots mouey, hut II you will do me u
favor, lend me tho whole bag for "a week,
for III tue sight of 1t | see IA way to
Whisper
Then. with bated breath and in strict
confidence. he limited to the farmer "A
scheme of vengeance. The farmer was
not even TO tell II to his wife, "ior.' SAID
Old Bran, the very birds carry these
Things about; and sure ii Is knowing div
lis | have 10 do with, especially the
women
Next day the farmer lent him good
suit and drove him To quiet corner scarce
hundred yards from his old abode. The
old farmer got down ana left him. Lurch-
er walked at his masters heels. Ii was
noon and the sun SHINING bright.
The wife OF Shamus laafe came out TO
hang up her mans shirt to dry. when Ia!
scarce thirty yards from her, she saw an
old man seated, counting out gold ON u
broad stone at his teet. AT first she
thought II must he one of the good peo-
ple--Or fairies--Or else she must be dream
ing; but no. cooking her head on one side
she saw for certain the PRONE of Brian
Iaaic, and he was counting mass of gold.
She ran IN and screamed her news rather
than spoke II.
Nonsense, woman" said Shamus,
roughly; "it Is not IN nature"
rhcn 20 and see for yourself. mani
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The wives whispered that was foolish
thug /" say Leave II 10 rs, said they,
"aud Nc'il nave II all one day.
Inns beng agreed To, the women stole to-
wnu the oli man, one on eicl side.
iLirchcr rose anu : inried, ana Oh Bran
hurried ms Z ld mt" his ample pockets
ahd STOOD On the defensive.
"a, ilther ana is II you come back
On. The Loid DC PRAISED. GA, the weary
ui> since You iett Us, ana all our good luck
VIA Ne'
Brian received this and similar sp ,cchcs
with inry and reproaches. Then they
lunpl'4 themselves ana wepi; cursed
ihrli lii-GoNerheu tongues, unl ne
walled tnt men iollN il listening To